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pWeen
years'
experience
In
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AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
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price,
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and
measures
are
right.
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daily.
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can
give
instant
service
In
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
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News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Rich
Discovery
on
Mountain
Hoy
Rig
Ore
Rody
Mocked
Out
on
Empire
Premier
Distribute
Another
Dividend
There
is
much
excitement
in
Stewart
over
the
discovery
on
the
Mountain
Boy
property
of
the
vein
from
which,
twenty-five
years
ago,
"Pap"
Stewart
and
Ward
Rrightwell,
the
discoverers,
back-packed
out
three
hundred
pounds
of
selected
float
that
gave
them
returns
of
$1
per
pound.
Neil
Matheison,
superintendent
for
the
Pat
Daly
Mining
&
Development
Co.
of
Montreal
which
bonded
the
property
from
Pat
Daly
and
W.
II.
Telln
of
Stewart,
came
into
Stewart
recently
with
a
large
number
of
samples
giving
an
average
ef
the
vein.
The
poorest
of
these
were
selected
and
assayed,
the
returns
showing
2,700
ounces
in
silver
and
six
per
cent
copper
Arrangement
have
been
made
to
ahlp
ere
tanned
lately
from
the
property.
The
rein,
Mr.
Mathedaon
reported,
la
between
ilx
and
acven
feet
in
width
and
be
baa
definitely
traotd
It
for
600
feet,
aeveral
hundred
feet
above
the
apot
where
the
original
dlaooverers
found
the
high-grade
float
which
caused
tbem
to
hold
on
tor
a
quarter
ot
a
oentury
until
ToUn
secured
an
option
and
Inter-eated
Daly
who
made
the
deal
for
the
property
In
Montreal.
The
property
la
located
on
American
Creek,
four
mile
from
the
terminus
of
the
Bear
Blver
Railway.
The
"strike
la
heralded
In
Btew-
tire
as
the
beat
mining
new
In
the
Oniric
ao
far
till
Mason
and
It
is
ex
pected
that
it
wUl
greatly
stimulate
mining
In
the
Bear
River
district.
Announcement
haa
been
made
by
an
Independent
engineer,
'Oeorge
Jamme
of
Seattle,
that
the
Emperor
mine
at
Stewart
has
now
600.000
toaa
of
ore
avttlable
'
for
blocking
out
this
season.
Mr.
Jamrre
states
that
there
are
good
ground
for
believing
that
the
N.
1
vein
will
continue
to
3,000
feet
depth
and
be
found
to
eitot
for
4,400
feet
in
length.
It
is
as
feet
in
width
at
the
825
toot
depth,
is
widening
with
depth
and
4s
espacted
to
unite
with
No.
a
and
tries-
paataiki
ore
bodies.
Hie
present
war
king
tunnel
la
at
335
feet
depth.
Tbe
amperor
Mines
Ltd.,
at
It
annual
meeting
in
Vancouver,
elected
directors
as
follows:
Oustav
Beiffert,
mining
superintendent;
Morgan
Baat
man,
Daniel
Hooken.
J.
8.
Oowper.
T.
A.
Swltzer,
Oeorge
McDonald
and
Wea-dell
B.
Farris,
K.C
Excellent
progress
Is
being
made
on
the
trail
to
the
Georgia
River.
OoM
Mine
near
Stewart,
now
that
snow
has
disappeared.
It
l
expected
to
start
actual
mining
work
on
the
proper
this
month.
Georgia
River
OoM
has
a
large
mineral
ssone
wUi
iavorable
geotogiceJ
conditions
ana
ore
shoot,
possibly
of
great
magnitude,
are
Indi
cated.
On
July
3
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
dividend
for
the
year,
the
amount
be-
in?
taoo.OOO
dr.t
the
rate
of
aiz
aattt
a
share.
ThTC&trauon
Ijflng
the
45047.
The
'Mrabaay'li
rgwm
of
development'
on
the
Marmot
luver
la
now
seen
as
an
element
of
major
Ira
Preparation
are
being
made
there
for
large
scale
production
of
shipping
grade
ore
from
the
Prosperity
and
Porter-Idaho
properties.
Open
cutting
on
the
Empire
NO.
t
vein
of
the
United
Empire
property,
Stewart,
extending
from
an
outcrop
that
showed
high
grade
for
300
feet
in
1923.
is
being
carried
on.
Out
being
run
at
intervals
of
36
feet
have
showed
good
ore
it:
all
cuts
and,
in
the
last
three
cuts
to
the
south,
spectacular
gal
ena
has
been
disclosed,
opening
at
one
foot
and
widening
to
8'
feet
In
3
feet
of
distance.
Assayi
across
9
feet
give
303
ounces
silver,
eight
per
cent
cine
and
twenty-four
per
cent
lead
or
a
otal
value
of
(13S.S0.
Present
work
gives
400
feet
of
ore
exposed
with
high-grade
at
each
end
and
the
open
cuts
are
being
continued
along
the
vein
both
ways.
WUliam
Dunn
t
acting
a
manager
of
the
property.
the
mouth
of
the
river
extensive
Clear
ing
I
going
on
to
provide
ground
for
the
Premier
Oold
Mining
Oo.'s
work
there.
A
200
by
60
foot
dock
la
being
built
at
the
lower
end
of
the
tramline
leading
two
mile
or
so
to
the
Porter
Idaho
mine.
A
large
number
of
men
are
being
employed
on
the
different
construction
operation.
Pat
Lynch
of
the
well
known
diamond
drilling
oorvcern
of
Lynch
Bros,
was
a
recent
visitor
at
the
Duthle
mine
near
Smltliera
wliere
hi
firm
has
tlie
oh-
tract
for
drilling
the
large
veins
just
.liead
of
the
present
operations.
Tlieue
veins
were
the
original
objective
of
Ddthle
mine
work
but
ore
bodies
With
high
values
encountered
in
the
course
of
driving
the
long,
tunnel
have
made
:urUr
extensions
by
tunnel
unneces--ry
at
present.
ALICE
ARM
Miss
Christine
Nueioh
has
arrived
tram
Prince
Rupert,
where
she
has
been
attending
High
School,
to
spend
the
eunrater
with
her
mother,
Mr.
Helen
Nucich.
Two
bush
firs
ot
considerable
proportions
In
this
district
were
subdued
by
irriely
rains
last
week.
One
was
burning
over
the
logged
off
land
on
the
Rltaault
flats
and
the
other
at
the
head
of
Qranby
Bay.
Winners
of
honor
rolls
at
the
local
public
school
were;
proficiency,
Lillian
Moss:
deportment,
Elln
Anderson:
regularity
and
punetuaUtg,
Margaret
Anderson
and
Joan
Trinder.
TERRACE
C.
H.
Bawl.
New
Ilacelton,
was
a
1st
tor
In
town
on
Friday.
Miss
Mary
Hipp
left
on
Friday
for
Seattle,
where
she
will
spend
the
next
few
months
with
an
uncle,
while
reserving
aye
treatment.
Capt.
J.
B.
CollhuMt
made
a
trip
to
Oak
on
Saturday
and
spoke
at
the
Conservative
meeting
there
that
night.
A
large
number
of
young
people
from
town
motored
to
Kalum
Ldke
hotel
on
Saturday
evening
and
toyed
a
dance.
ur.
was
noMi
la
proving
to
ze
a
popular
place
for
dance
and
week
rod
trip.
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
Q.
Ham
of
Prince
Rupert
are
holidaying
m
Terrace.
Mr.
B.
Hunter
-and
ehlldrm
and
Mr
J.
O.
Rave,
returned
op
Saturday
from
Oak
whor
that
nr
spent
the
past
few
wtfka
while
Mr.,
and
Mr.
H.
c.
Creefangn
were
on
holiday
in
the
south.
t.
maw,
nign
sanooj
ptinupai
oi
1
,u,
race
a
pant
the
week
end
here.
Mr.
Peddle
plan
to
move
.hi
fanuly
here
'3r
the
holidays.
F.
M.
Doc
kr
111,
Telkwa
Conservative
candidate,
and
L.
S.
MeOlll,
campaign
manager
arrived
from
the
east
on
gunday
and
will
sptnd
a
few
days
In
the
district
prior
to
their
meeting
here
on
Tuesday
evening
N.
A.
Dlx
of
Kalum
Lake
hotel
was
in
town
at
the
week-end.
J.
O.
HoweU
and
J.
W.
Carpenter,
geologists,
of
Calgary,
who
have
been
working
In
the
Kalum
Lake
district,
turned
to
Terrace
on
Bunday.
John
Pray
this
and
E.
11.
Craven
ot
Sxcelslor
Springs,
Montana
arrived
in
town
on
Friday
and
went
out
to
spend
a
two
weeks'
vacation
at
Lakelse
Hot
Inrings.
Th.r
I.
.till
mimh
'kottolt
in
tha
Henri
DcCSntaine
lis
sold
hi
fruit
Marmot
Rive-
seetloh
'ft
Stevrarf.
Affranch
oft'
tlie
bencti'
north
pV.'
teVrf
td
Orm.
Pinter
of
Terrace.
Mr.
and
Mr.
DetontaUat
and
family
expeot
to
leave
about
the
end
of
the
month
tor
France
Mm.
Norman
.Kllpatrlok
snd
son
of
emitters
are
visitor
at
the
how
of
Mr.
sud
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney.
J.
A.
Brady.
MP.,
arrived
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday
In
the
In
tereats
of
tlie
looal
Conservative
can
didate.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Carl
Foal
hart
mov-
ed
from
takelse
Aveeue
til
their
new
hdme
at
the
Uttte
ti
Pdtrie
trull
in
the
-slum
Valley.
SMiTHfcRS
The
Government
Telegraphs
is
put-:lag
'
Vejw
of
men
'to
work
this
weak
to
mate
extensive
improvements
and
altera
Mows
to
the
telephone
line
be-ween
Smlthers
and
Hastlton.
The
orte
will
be
changed
to
the
south
;lde
of
the
Bulkiey
River
and
telephone
service
win
be
given
residents
of
the
ike
Katfelyn
and
.
Evelyn
.districts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Okf
tlanson
are
on
a
Jictor
-trip
to
Vancouver
and
tee
ex
pected
.back
shortly
with
their
daugh-
tr.
Mis
Ufinca
Hanson,
who
baa
been
attending
sehiSDl
in
Victoria
and
will
spend
the
summer
at
Lake
Hath-Ivn.
The
nomination
of
Frank
Dockrill
as
Conservative
candidate
for
Bkeena
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
was
proposed
by
J.
C.
K.
Sealy
of
3mtthets
with
R.
6.
Sargent
of
Haawl-
ton
as
seconder.
To
-celebrate
the
official
opening
of
their
recently
organised
"Toung
Scarp-Ion's
Club,"
Charlie
Doodaon
and
Larry
Warner
were
at
home
last
Wednesday
itttrnoOn
at
the
Doodson
home.
There'
I
a
scourge
of
caterpillar1
tat
summer
near
Morieatown
and
iiftifr.
tree
having
bean
stripped
hare
of
foliage.
At
some
points
the
railway
tracks
have
been
covered
with
he
peata
and
heavy
trains
have
had
me
dkfaculty
in
working
through
the
greasy
meas.
So
far,
the
eaterpUlars
have
not
attacked
the
regular
faurtn
ropa.
'
t
Returning
Officer
J.
R.
Mclntyre
for
Bkeena
riding
made
a
trip
to
the
coast
last
week
to
arrange
for
the
polls
there.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mclntyre.
Mr.
end
Mr.
Oeorge
Carruthers
and
daughter.
Msrjorle,
are
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
Mr.
Carruthers
will
return
to
Smlthers
in
two
weeks
and
Mrs.
Carruthers
and
daughter
wUl
pro-
seed
to
the
prairies
for
a
visit.
A.
L.
6urteea
of
Ottawa
la
visiting
here
for
a
few
weeks
with
his
daugh
ter.
Mrs.
James
A.
Macdonald.
before
proceeding
to
Seattle
where
he
will
islt
with
a
BURNS
LAKE
Mis
M.
Hunter
of
Prino
Rupert
is
spending
the
summer
vacation
at
Ooste
Lake
a
the
guest
of
Misses
L
and
M.
Morgan.
Provincial
Constable
O.
A.
Johnson.
from
Oourteny,
Vancouver
Island,
ar
rived
here
test
week
to
take
charge
In
mn,La.U..uootellbi
ootiStable
A
11.
SHE,
raalgned,
A
son
was
born
In
the
Burn
lake
Hospital
lt
week
to
Mr
.and
Mia.
G
Bund
in
of
Vneha
VaBey.
IM
Olivia
iNour
has
returned
to
home
here
from
Prince
Oeotue
where
site
has
been
attending
High
ohool.
Nohr
Hauer
left
last
week
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
will
be
engaged
In
talmon
fishing
for
the
summer
months.
Enroute
to
her
home
In
Vancouver.
Mia
Eleanor
Ormrod,
B.A.,
who
ha
been
teaching
school
at
Uncha
Valley,
pent
a
few
day
in
Burn
Lake
last
week
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Sidney
Oodwln.
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mra.
F.
C.
II.
Ramsden.
formerly
of
Burns
Lake
and
now
.residing
at
Grande
Prairie.
Ed
Mohr
has
returned
to
his
home
in
Wistaria
ttr
undergoing
an
operation
In
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital.
Miss
Vlbtet
Keddj
haa
taken
a
position
in
the
.office
of
the
Burn
Lake
Observer.
ie1
v
'
T,
Wif
6ollymbuht
.
was,
.
husln'!
Visitor
In
town
last
week.
VANDERHOOF
The
annual
field
day
was
held
Mon
day
on
the
Illustration
at
Vanderlioof
on
the
fanri
of
David
Turcot!
Speakers
were
Prof.
H.
M.
King
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
D
O
Denny,
guvrfnment
poultry
expert
at
Bummerland.
HOTr'L
ARRIVAL",
(ITlnre
ltiliert)
D.
F.
Davidson,
T.
A.
Bandlson,
T.
C
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vmiu
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lush
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For
Sale
For
Rent
parry.
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Toronto.
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MAV
BE
USED
IN-
stead
of
bundrnf
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpet
on
the
floor.
Oct
special
price
on
large
quantities.
Pally
New.
FOK
SALE
CHBAP
8
HP.
TALE
EN-
gine.
Atwater
Kent,
ignition
clutch,
18
ft.
shafting,
propeller
and
all
fitting.
Phone
Green
717.
182
FOR
SALE
HOUSE
7
ROOMS,
MOD-
arn.
Section
8.
12
,000
DO
Term.
Ap-ply
Q.
P.
Tinker
Co.
Ltd.
188
FOR
BALE.
DOUBLE
COftNSR
ON
AT-lin
Avenue,
unobstructed
view,
price
8480.00.
Phone
Black
404.
tl
fEW
CAMP
AT
SALT
LAKBB
AND
small
launch
in
good
condition
for
sale
cheap.
Phone
488.
tf
FOR
RENT
NICHLY
FURNISHED
HOUSE
FOR
rant
for
six
week
from
July
31.
Central
location,
low
rental
to
responsible
party.
Box
118,
DaUy
News
Office.
161
"OR
RENT.
CLAPPERTON
HOUSE.
Ninth
Avenue
Eatt.
Rent
reasonable.
Apply
city
Treasurer.
OHy
IUU.
tt
OR
RBNT
PIANOS,
PLAYER-PIANOS.
Phonograph
and
Sewing
Machine.
wwn
Music
store.
tf
FOR
RBMT.
-
FURNISHED
FOUR
roomed
afwrtment
with
bath.
Water
paid,
rnone
647
tf
FLAT
FOR
RENT
-SIX
ROOMS
AND
bath,
on
Sixth
Avenue,
W.
Phone
88
or
Black
324.
tt
TOR
RBNT.
FOUR
ROOM
APART'
JM?
AFt
Gmlh
mp
merit
&s
at
Mi
Mauett,
IM.
:
'tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
ATART-
roaatsppiy
Mussallern
Otorery.
IFOR
RBNT.
FURNISHED
ROOMS;
IMi
lswU
suite.
Phone
Qrrea
600.
RESTAURANTS
01)
i;ath
CA1E
Mr.
Unger,
Proprietress
Third
A
ten
ne.
next
Cl.W.V.A.
Oood
Home
Cooked
Meals
and
Home
Baked
Bread
Sperlal
Chicken
Dinner
Every
Rundav
I.
veiling
frum
8-10.
HOUSES
FOR
RENT
808
BORDEN
STREET
AT
an
hr.
Beale
House
near
Catholic
Ohurth
st
880.00:
816
Sixth
Avenue
West
at
38.00.
Ninth
Avenu.
o
room,
tie
00
and
another
8100.
These
are
aU
modern
P.
W.
HART
Garret,
H.
L.
Dlekey
and
W.
B.
Burke.
Vancouver,
a.
e.
M,
Edmonton;
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.
Watson
and
child.
Anvex
w.
t..
waixcr.
Naa
River.
Dr.
R
a
Large.
Port
utm;
Vj.,.n
spars,
Cievelena.
Ohio;
.
A
iL.
Or
v.
W.
B.
Dornbcrg
of
Vancouver,
who
h
been
(pending
a
few
day
Inspecting
hi
mining
Interests
in
th
New
Haaeiton
district,
will
arrive
In
the
city
on
tomorrow
afternoons
train
from
the
Interior
and
aali
on
the
Prlnc
Charles
for
the"
south.
SAJLVAti
EANI)
TOVING
Prince
Itupcrt
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
Ltd.
HAM
IUUU.UN8
IN
OAH
IIOATH
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Sale
Agent
for
Basthope
Engines.
Cooltdg
Propellers,
and
Tuilube
Oil
Jloats
of
all
description
fur
t'liarter
Matt
lake
Kerry.
riieiie
5fi1
SUMMER
KHSOItTS
lwVKEI.SE
HOTSI'ltlNGS
LODGE
XOtV
PflN
tt
K(l
I2HT
IKITI'ltlKIlN
IN
C'ANAIIA
(Ltthls
Water)
Trout
Fish
inr;
on
l-akel.-e
Lnke
now
open
(lOOli
ArcOMMOIIATION
I
OU
liHHINti
I'AHTIKH
Lokelae
Uke.
Terrace.
B.C
HMJOS
JOnNSTOtfg,
Manager.
Auctioneers.
ir
i
mce
nl'rnit
aVition
G.
J.
DAWES,
CHIROPRACTIC
IHt.
K.
E.
KVOI.ISON
Ctilroprariot
638
Third
Avenue
MART
rrderal
lllnrk
Furniture
of
all
kinds
bought
mm
or
exttMusged.
Orating
and
Backing
done.
Oeads
sold
on
Coaunissiun
Auctioneer.
llksrk
Itt
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
BIsm
89.
Residence
phone
Black
353.
Acute
and
Chronic
Disorders
success
fully
treated
GaU
hushed
1M4
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
Ford
Ton
Truck,
panel
body
.
.
81
OOM
wa
Ton
Truck,
Chaasls
only.
inner
type
tlMOO
Roadster
delivery.
IMS.
good
condition
8178.00
Oakland
Sedan.
1038.
four
wheel
brake,
baloon
tire
tflMJM
Two
Ton
Traffic
Truck,
new
tlr"
8S004K
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
ab:we
ears
K.UBN
fUA0fi
Phase
at,
FURNITURE
AND
RANGBS
SIMMON
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QfMM
SJptJ
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avsiuauj
nm
"rrxJr
Mattress.
Blum
tier
King
apring
and
Chateau
bed.
art
now
carried
by
us
In
stock.'
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MAfKi:N7.in
Furniture
riistf
778
CMtlone
or
Alice
8
"
Victoria:
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R.
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Uwsrt.
Hyder;
William
N.
Phi-pen
and
Mr
and
Mra.
Thoma
Qrlfflth.
Anyox:
E.
Roaang.
city;
p
Patterson.
Poroher
Island.
(Crntrnl)
James
Frew,
Vancouver.
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
For
Vanrnutrr
Monday
s
Prince
Oeorge
4
pjn
Tuesday
CaUla
8
pjn
Wednesdayas.
Princes
Louis
or
Charlotte
8
pjn
Thursday
as.
Prince
Charles
.
.
4
pjn
Frlday-ss.
Princes-
Royal
or
Alio
g
pjn.
Saturday
a
Oardena
7
am
Saturday
Princess
Louise.
Charlotte
or
Alice
a
p.m.
Bsiuraay
a,
rrinse
Rupert
.
.
0
p.m
July
11
as.
Prince
John
a
in
July
34
m.
Prince
John
a.m
From
Vanrniivrr
Bunday.
Oatala
4
pm
Alonday
s.
Prince
Louis
am
Wcdndaf--M.
Pr.
Oeorge
lo
so
a
m
Friday
m.
Cardena
ajw
Friday
as.
Princess
Lauine.
Charlotte
or
Alloe
a
a.m
Monday-
-a
i'r::,
Friday-
ss.
Prm-.
Irtini
Ant
and
Mt-uar;
Tuesday
m
ChUi;i
Tl,
nr.
.1
.
.
tl...
8u:urdny
-a
Prm..-
pr.
lor
NkHIi
(ueen
tiiartultrs.
Monday
s.
Prlm-e
I
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Norlli
(jiieen
(
liarlntlpt-
Thurktlay
-as
Prln.
Hit
Kulli
t(neen
(iiarliillrt.
Jnly
18
as.
Prlm-c
J
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July
30
i.
Prm
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Augunt
13
-s
Pru,
i
Aui;uhI
27
-as
Pt
:i,
c.
September
ID
I
t.
From
siulh
Queen
tiiarlutin
July
11
ss.
Prln
i
July
38
as.
Prm-
Augiut
8
ss.
P'ii
o
August
32
-ss.
Pr::.
September
6
ss
Tr.;
t
l'r
Alii-ika
Mouday
s.
Pr:n
Cluirlnttf
or
Al
.j
Wednewi.iy
ss
Pr
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.)
jit.
Frldsy-
s
Priiic.
Cliniiiit-,r
or
Aii
I
mm
A
hanks
Mondsy
ss.
Prince
'
-
J
Wednesday
Pr
,
Chariot
;o
ur
Al.
SturilaF
Prn
Charlotte
or
AJii.-
MAIL
SCHEDUIi
ler
the
lja(
Muiithgr.
VTlitaHisr
close
....
I
mm
the
fcat-
Mondays.
WednesdivM
maU
due
Tm
Vnnruuvey
undays
Motulays
Tuesday
....
Vt-ediieadny
ThuradayH
......
Saturday
aturdays
Sstiinlay
'Hi
VaiiiHjnvrr
Sunday
Monday
Wrdneetlays
Frldsrs
Saturday
Far
Ana
and
Htemrl
ahindays
mall
''Jo"
Monday
Friday
From
Anyot
anil
Mrwar!
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturdays
Tn
Nans
Itlver
Pultits
Frldnv
?Fmn
aa
River
Points
Saturrlavs
SC.'-
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o
ltka
Points
Mniuliyx
Fridays
Irmn
Alaska
piilriis
Wednesday
Boturdrtvn
To
North
(ueen
riiarlottc
Mcntlsv
From
North
ijueen
(lirlttr
Thuru;iy
'
Fur
Miuih
(Jiieen
Cliarlotlr
July
in.
80,
Aug
IB
2
From
Hontli
(Jiieen
Chrlitt
July
11.
88.
Aug
8
-Sept
8
i.i:tti:k
box
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tt
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.
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Ave.
ti
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0th
Ave.
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111
tan
fl'
i
Bth
Ave
Si
Thompson
St
'
11
th
Ave.
At
Slierbruoke
11th
Ave.
Ac
Oonrad
t:
0th
Ave.
ft
Hays
Oove
Ave
0th
Ave.
Ae
Hays
Oove
Clr
Is
Bth
Ave.
Ac
Cotton
St
6th
Ave.
A
Green
Bt
(Uspt!
6th
Ave.
fi
McBrlde
Bt
Prov.
Onvt.
Building
Prov
Onvt.
Wharf
O.T.P
Wharf
O.T.P.
Station
Friday
-.
Prince
Rupert
10
30
.m.
find
Ave
ic
3nd
St.
Friday
a.
Prino
Royal
..
4
pm.3
Ave.
At
Fulton
St
Jtiiy
in
es.
prince
John
pm.
3rd
m
Ave.
er.t
w
AJ'flth
uvig
St
UV
,
July
30
a.
Prince
John
p.m.
For
Port
Hlniion
and
Nans
Itlver
Bunday
as.
Oatala
b
p.m
Friday
-ss.
Oardena
.m
From
Port
Klmon
and
Nnns
itlver
Tuesday.
Oatala
1130
.ru
Baturdsy--as.
Cardena
0
a.m
For
Anyox
unit
Nlrwnrt
p.m,
collection.
For
the
llnst
C.N.R.
TRAINS
V
I"
lit
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10.J'
......
Sunday
On
collection
only
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exoeut
8undsv
at
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the
Fast
BundayH.
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