rAoa
poua
THE
DATll
KETTo
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM?p.,t
rWE
oiiVour
COAL
is
picked
in
i"
1
r
f
flF
YOU
TAKt
-rrQ
late
FOR
THE
THE
I
I
CU.
,
i
ju
VT
Got
II
NOOSETALKlrNr
L.VOO
I
CAR
OUT-LOOK1
TIME
TO
OT
L!
.
THE
f:irlINl
THlfllj,.!
ftAin
FEED
J
UT
KCAU-ak
Tc.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
'
'
r-
:
S
I
OUT
FOR
OMETHIKG
to
NEIGHBORHOOD
VR
IT'
L
i
I
n-"!
1
t
HAD
TO
STAND
AN1'
THE
)
C,
Av
,
1
.
RAILROAD
.',
I
vr
T
OlNTVb
THE
DRESI
E.fT
IM
(l-t
f
JS.
i
'
I
i
hiaTBMTOTHEMTWO
x
1
w-.v
I
i
hh:
JTA
loi
9
I
!
I
'11B
TALK-
CROSSING
T
We
pasMjfecbiV
6'Y
screen
iour
limes
larger
man
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Hoofing
Galvanized
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughing
Conductor
Pipe
Hoof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Klove
Pipe
and
Klhows
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
340
Box
4G7
lm
i
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
if
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kind,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot,
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
If
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
World's
Herord
Strains
ft4Blr
CHICKS
and
.
HATCHING
EGGS
fNm
jwiM
of
R.O.P.
Poultry
Breeders'
Asa'n.
of
B.C.
Birds
with
Official
Records
under
Government
Inspection.
White
and
Brown
Leghorns,
Barred
Rocks,
R.I.
Reds,
Wyandotte.
Buff
Orpingtons,
Black
Minorcas,
Blue
Andalusian
Order
Now.
Reasonable
Prices.
For
Price
L.ixt
write
Secretary,
Prof.
Lloyd,
University
of
B.C.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Radio
Radio
As
well
as
specialising
on
the
No.
17
ftadiola.
we
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
Radlout
Mo.
18.
It
Is
another
of
the
up-to-date,
last
six
months
models,
a
six
tube
receiver.
Price,
less
Radlotrona
.
.
.
.
S
S.on
Price,
with
Radlotrona
..
ill
1.3.1
Price,
complete
with
Radlotrona
and
100
A
Loud-
-
speaker
113.70
V.
W.
ClltMll.rK
kxchiove
Wholesale
Dealer
for
Rad
tolas
Otflee:
SIS
SUth
t.
llo
MS
rrlnee
Rupert,
ILC.
11
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltun
M
living.
CHALLENGE
TO
THE
CATHEDRAL
CLUB
ACCEPTED
IlKIIMIVTON
TO!
ItNA.UKST
TO
IU.
PLAYED
NBXT
IVKEK
FOR
f
llAMI'IONMIII
OF
I'lTY
As
s
result
of
a
challenge
given
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
u
the
Cathedral
Club,
it
hu
been
arranged
that
a
tournament'
shall
take
llace
next
Monday
evening
at
the
Cathe
dral
Hall
to
settle
the
mastery
of
the
two
team.
There
will
be
two
men's
doubles,
two
ladies'
double
and
two
.earns
of
mixed
doubles
on
each
side.
The
games
will
be
the
best
two
out
ol
three,
the
total
number
of
points
to
count.
The
winners
qt
this
tournament
will
be
considered
to
be
city
champions
un
less
some
other
club
decides
to
chal-
nge
them
for
mastery.
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
1
0-E.
might
have
aspirations
for
championship
honor
and
decide
to
enter
the
lists.
GROTTO
WINS
SECOND
PLACE
IN
BILLIARDS
111
Substantial
911
la
KfiO
Victory
0rr
('M
storage
In
llnal
Match
l-at
Night
By
winning
'over
the
leading
OdW
Storaajs
last
night
with
the
substantial
aggregate
score
ol
M7
to
sso.
Grotto
billiard
ists
assured
themselves
of,
second
place
in
Um
league,
the
seaaon's
schedule
of
which
is
now
concluded.
The
Grotto
lost
but
a
single
game
last
night.
Individual
scores
being
as
follows:
W.
H.
Long
(Oold
Storage
I.
171;
Oeortt
Waugh
(Orottol.
300.
A.
Murray.
11,
Don
Brown.
900.
J.
HUlmsn.
a00;
Jos
Brown.
147.
A.
Mscdonald.
lit,
C.
L
Youagnan.
M0.
John
Bulger
1SS:
Bert
Hoaktos.
300.
In
a
postponed
game
between
C.
P
BabMjno
and
J.
Andrews
In
the
Oyro-
Orand
Terminals
tournament,
the
latter
won
300
to
1ST.
The
game
be
tween
Bert
Morgan
and
J.
Beestey
was
called
off.
The
city
Individual
championship
e
rtss
wUl
start
tonight
with
Fred
Pyle
meeting
A.
Murray
In
the
senior
division
Jack
Judge
will
be
referee
and
George
Russell
scorer.
REGIMENT
PLANNING
TO
ENTER
FOOTBALL
TEAM
iTrllailnan
Meeting
of
EwutKe
llrl
I
jim
Night
atMl
Annual
Meeting
Date
set
A
meeting
of
the
sweutlv
of
the
Pits,
North
BjC
Regiment
football
team
ym
fceWMrUmin4
fast
utA&iit&h.
J.
S.
Wilton
in
the
chair.
There
were
also
present
the
following
mem
bars
of
the
executive:
A.
Murray.
Malcolm
Lamb,
C.
L.
Toungman,
and
C
J
Norrlngton
tecreiary-treaaurer
.
It
was
arranged
to
hold
the
annual
meeting
in
the
Armoury
on
Monday
evening.
April
1
at
S
o'clock.
In
add!
tlon
to
the
players
who
assisted
th
regiment
In
their
fixtures
last
year
there
are
several
new
players
who
have
tlgnlfied
their
Intention
of
turning
out
and
the
prospects
for
an
even
more
lurceaaful
season
than
In
137
are
very
bright.
SPORT
CHAT
The
individual
city
billiard
cham
pionship
competition
which
opens
to
night
ts
commanding
considerable
in-leeetrt
and.
no
doubt,
many
tana
will
be
on
hand
to
see
at
least
some
of
the
games.
While
It
Is
always
haaardoua
to
guess
on
such
things,
Col.
McMordl
and
Pred
Pyle
are
possibly
the
favor
ites
to
win
from
the
eight
entries
In
ftmf
aBrO(
JllvlStcn
There
Is
possibly
no
aamtWhfeeaenil
difference
of
olay
pn
the
junior
clunKiflrution
so
the
form
that
the
contestant
happen
to
be
In
at
the
time
will
probably
settle
the
Issue
there.
An
attractive
list
of
prises
It
being
offered
Pred
Pyle
and
Andy
Murray
will
start
the
balls
in
the
senior
classification
tonight
with
crfar
lie
Toungman
v
Johnny
May
ami
Ben
Self
va.
Andy
Donald
openliin
the
Jun
ior
tomorrow
night.
No
matter
what
the
cnnae
of
differ
the
might
have
been,
fans
of
tbetutie
Mas
art
in
Prince
Rupert
were
not
pleased
would
command
not
nearly
as
much
192b
t
Int-l
FtaiuPi
SrWrtCE,
iw.
J
with
the
prospect
of
bein
robbed
of
a
return
bout
between
Dido
Ourvlcb
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Jimmy
McDonald
of
Vancouver
who
failed
last
week
to
settle
their
dispute
for
the
middleweight
championship
of
Northern
British
Col
umbia.
In
view
of
past
events,
this
is
the
one
natural
si-tch
that
everybody
Is
looking
for
and
it
was
pretty
certain
that,
no
matter
how
good
the
Tonteatanta
might
be,
a
bout
between
McDcnald
and
another
Vancouver
boy.
hlch
It
was
proposed
to
suiatltute
ccal
Interest.
There
has
been
a
peraonal
hometewn
boy"
feeling
Injected
in
the
OurTteh-McDonald
""p'p
which
all
fight
fans
tat
this
town
want
to
we
settled.
There
would
be
little
sympathy.
however
just
their
case
might
be.
with
the
views
of
those
who
would
put
It
off.
STEWART
The
short
trrnn
at
the
Roc
her
de
Bouie
mine
near
Hsastton
baa
been
purchased
by
the
nalhousie
Mining
Oo
and
will
be
re-erected
here
to
connect
be
lacal
mine
with
tte
raUway
which
oaares
along
the
Bear
River
at
the
foot
of
the
mountain
on
which
the
Dal-
houale
is
located.
George
A.
Cameron,
director
of
the
company,
will
go
to
Hssslton
Stan
to
.
supervise
the
ship
ping
hsre
of
the
ttarn
which
la
nearly
4.000
feet
1
lexufth.
The
four
mile
tram
of
the
t$sebst
de
Boule
was
brought
hers
a
few
years
ago
by
the
Dunwell
eanspsay.
Mrs.
L.
T.
Bskar
o
north
Vancou
ver,
sister
f
Ufa.
Jams
Morrlce.
baa
arrived
bete
to
take
the
position
of
matron
of
gas
Stewart
Oensral
Hospital
-
-.J
.
.
.
foUowing
resignation
of
Hatne.
Miss
Js
Mkn.
who
made
the
first
miners!
$frmr
on
the
west
fork
of
'T?xsui
Creek
and
who
spent
me
last
ar
in
the
CmttMar.
la
back
In
this
i-inct
fof
a
sh.
r:
time
He
will
rear:
.
to
the
Cl'manter
district
on
the
i-iniiK
of
navuution
in
the
spring.
Np
ruts
been
received
here
ol
the
:.vyiu
sudden
death
in
Orland.
Cali-
ii.
ia.
of
Mrs.
Felix
Seppl.
wife
.of
tht
pioneer
stage
operator
of
this
district.
-
ho
went
aonth
some
tune
ago.
Angus
McLecd
has
returned
to
Btew-ut
following
a
buKlneaa
trip
to
Van-
i-ouver.
W.
T.
Bsaeunont
Is
on
s
buatnea
trip
o
Vancouver.
Lance
Cratne
and
Dave
JetnvlUe,
pioneers
Of
-the
camp,
have
leased
the
Lawrence
MUldlng
on
Fifth
street
which
was
formerly
occupied
by
Henry
Rivsrd.
and
have
opened
a
restaurant
herein.
turned
to
MIS.
Jo!
Stewart
Trlnce
Rupert.
following
a
trip
to
Ales.
Oodd
ia
hack
m
Stewart
after
having
spent
several
'
weeks
la
the
-cuth.
W.
H.
Wyehatty
f
the
Prftaler
Mine
ta!f.
has
retnrned
to
the
camp
rottow-ng
a
trip
to
England.
Edgar
Proemae.
Hyder
merchant,
has
returned
fottowlng
a
business
trip
outh.
i
Mrs.
J.
S.
Stlckney
has
returned
to
,
ate
wart
after
having
apeat
the
winter
tn
tne
souta.
Mrs.
WUliam
Hanson
retarhed
to
Stewart
last
weeK
from
s
trtp
to
the
Mayo
Cllnlo
in
Hoe
heater,
Minnesota.
Mrs.
Helen
BeU
has
left
far
where
aha
has
been
called
on
account
of
the
nines
of
her
mother.
Conalderable
Interest
la
being
maal-tested
in'
s
model
airplane
oe
dlsnlsy
tn
the
earner
store
of
the
Besmsa
blcck
The
machine
was
built
by
Ed.
Stark,
well
known
Hyder
mechanic,
for
the
purpose
of
demonstrstmg
an
auto
matic
stabiliser
which
be
has
Invented
and
pa
tea
tad
Mr.
Stark
plana
to
In-
tal
the
device
in
a
full
sired
atsbe
IBpV
BrmSBWafl
W-4H
The
Wrigler
Swimming
Marathon
Trophy
is
perpetual
trophy
to
be
competed
for
each
c
w.
The
first
Wrijley
t.rathon
ws.
hrU
oil
Cauhna
Uhnd,
and
won
by
George
Youns,
ol
Toronto.
JJe
second
Wrigley
Marathon
was
held
at
Toronto-and
WaOVwdff
by
Et
Vierkoetter,
of
Derlin,
Germany.
The
third
Wrigley
Marathon
will'
be
held
in
J928,
either
in
Canada
or
the
United
States.
The
Wrlfcley
Trophy
is
a
reproduction
in
sterling
silver
ol
the
famous
"Flying
Mer-cury"
modeled
by
Ciovsnnl
da
Dolopis.
The
position
ol
the
ficure
is
changed
to
show
Mercury
presenting
to
Father
Neptune
a
wreath.
Neptune
with
his
trident,
dolphins
and
water
surrounding
art
In
bronze.
The
figure
Mercury
contains
over
IJOOOouncesbl
Uver.
In
addition
to
the
big
trophy
there
will
be
provided
annually
a
replica
In
sterling
silver
and
broiue,to
be
presented
to
the
dty
whtts
the
Mstathon
U
Iwld.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Ret
t
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
.VAltTftD
TO
EXCHANGE
POUR
roomed
bungalow
In
South
Vancouver
lor
one
of
similar
value
at
Seal
Oove
Apply
S.
Sun
bury.
No.
1
Sub
past
office,
Prtnee
Rspert.
79
WANTED.
FURNITURE
OF
ALL
DCS
ertptlens.
Highest
prices
paid.
Spot
cash
Phone
O.
Dawes.
Black
180.
tf
FOR
SALE
fOR
SALE.
OAS
BOAT
"VASA."
Length
iJt:
bean
10
ft.
IS
HJ
Attss
4
cycle
engine;
price
II
M0
Tht
boat
would
make
excellent
packer.
Apply
Pujlmoto.
Atlin
Ave.
or
Ward
Bee
trie,
Cow
Bay.
tf
TOR
SALE.
CHESTERPISLD,.
W1CKSS
Setee,
dining
room
suite.
Axmlnster
sad
linoleum
rugs.
Beda.
dressers,
rants,
dinner
set.
typewriter,
etc
Apply
836.
Plrth
Avenue
West.
SETTINO
BOOS
MOO
PfR
SlTTIIfO
from
bred-to-lay
thoroughbreds:
S.C
Lethorn
sad
Barred
Rock.
R.O.P.
stock.
The
Royal
Pur
and
Poultry
Ranch.
Pacific.
BC.
tt
OLD
NEWBPAPSJIB
MAY
BE
USED
IN-
teed
of
buualag
paper
or
to
lay
be-aeath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oct
Stclsl
pries
OB
large
quantities
Daily
News.
MOOKRATS
NOW
BOOK1NO
ORDERS
far
summer
sad
fall
delivery,
finest
dark
muakrata.
The
Hoyal
Pur
aad
PowMry
Raaah.
Padfie.
B.C.
91
'
POR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
with
bath:
two
lota
and
garden.
Small
cash
payment:
balance
arranged.
Phone
Orren
US.
00
I
OR
BALE.
HOUSC
SCOW.
18
BT
40
suitable
for
camping
or
fishing
Ap-Pty
Bos
M.
Dally
News.
'
73
UNUSUALLY
LA
HOC
WILTON
CAR.
pet
far
Sale.
Apply
Puuea.
Dally
News.
tf
.i.-vssrar
LOST
LOST.
OIRLf)'
OXFORD
BrTWERH
Hays
Cove
CUHe
snd
Sixth
St.
Kinder
please
return
to
Dally
New
Offlre.
sad
to
lagsiilisnt
s
syndics
U
with
that
and
la
slew.
A
crosscut
tunnel
to
tap
the
lower
vein
of
the
Marmot
River
Oold
Mines
Ua.
h
to
ujssaiisui
under
the
direr
tkm
of
Homer
Pleklin
as
soon
as
sup-
Ceawfora
Is
In
the
hospiaai
fMss
najRHas
aagtainsd
woes
Hi
R,
Jamleaon.
William
Sloan
and
it
Letaer
of
Stewart
have
become
Identified
with
Arthur
J.
Brown
member
of
the
Vancouver
Stock
cl
IBSEN
CENTENARY
CELEBRATED
HERE
Hundredth
Amilierwiry
of
lllrlli
of
IXebraled
Nerarglan
tullwvr
tlb-sertnl
lt
Kienlng
The
hundredth
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
Hearlck
!ben.
noUd
Norwegian
jRlgh
i
author..
was
selebratad
with
a
social
las;
I
evening
under
tne
auspices
of
the
Lier
High
Ericsaen
Society.
There
were
about
thirty-five
members
pi
as
sat
and
the
evening
was
spent
in
earn
playing
snd
mgi,
dancing,
ren-eaamenui
aiao
being
served
wrai
oririg
spoae
on
ine
we
sna
av
worki
of
tbsen
and
there
ware
solos
by
T
Moran
and
violin
solo
by
J.
F
rated.
Music
tor
the
dancing
was
!)igh
by
Mr.
Jacobean
and
Mrs.
Luth
The
event
took
place
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
iom
William
XI
earns
of
New
Westminster,
superintend
et
of
District
No.
3.
Royal
Arch
Masons
of
British
Columbia,
sr-1
rived
in
the
etty
from
the
south
on
'Low
the
Prince
Oeorfe
this
morning
and
will
pay
an
official
visit
to
Kaien
Chapter
here
tonight.
Mr.
VI
sama
aceom-
High
i
pauiea
by
some
ten
or
so
local
Royal
I
Arch
Mesona,
will
proceed
later
tonight
Low
to
Anyox
to
pay
a
visit
to
Observatory
,
Chapter,
and.
returning
to
the
city
onj
Friday
will
pay
the
local
chapter
High
anoUter
visit
that
night
railing
Bat-1
urdiy
morning
on
his
return
south.
Low
FOU
KENT
POR
RENT
MODERN
POUR
ROOMED
.
.
house
convenient
to
Seal
Cove
ami
Dry
Dock.
Phone
Oreeu
8SB.
73
POR
RENT.
PURNISHED
APART
-menta,
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
547.
tf
POR
RENT-
PURNISHED
HOUHEltEBP-Ing
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
007.
U
rOB
RENT
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WtTH-out
board.
Central
location.
Phone
Blue
153.
U
POR
RENT.
-
PURNISHED
HOUSB-feeeplng
rooms
Apply
Mussallsta
Grocery
HOUSE
POR
RENT
I
MODERN
1
PUR-
nlture
for
sale
-Phone
Bed
2SS
tf
AUCTIONEERS.
rillNTi;
KII'IHT
.tlCTION
MART
I'wIv'w'aVl
Biiiorts
Purnlture
of
all
kinds
bought,
sold
or
exchanged
Crating
and
packing
done.
Ooods
sold
on
Commission
n.
J.
DAWKS,
asa"wwww0a
I'h'Jr'w
x
Ow
COaiPUTtNO
SCAMS.
SCALES.
MEAT
allcers.
cheese
cutters
and
cabinet,
meat
choppers,
coffee
mills,
cash
registers
snd
peanut
butter
mill.
Expert
repairs
and
adjustments
Service
contracts
New.
used
or
rebuilt
machines
Easy
terms
or
cash
dla-
N
aaai.
THE
SCALBS
SHOP
LTII.
SM
fardwra
SL.
V
Vanesaver
llf,
PUHMTUKB
isN
HANfiUS
OHawrtRRPlELD
SUITES.
Suites.
Dining
Suites.
Kitchen
TaMee.
Ranges.
Unoleum
and
Unoleam
Ruga.
Carpet.
Blinds.
Curtain
Rods,
Rastsaore
Coitsprlnga
snd
Msttiwasss,
Blsnkeu.
Cretoanaa
Window
Curtain
goods.
We
have
still
s
few
mats
left
at
the
old
pries.
A.
MA('KKV7lfe,
rl'BMTrilE
rhwne
770,
ClllMNHY
SWEEP
II.
J.
ZI'MKEIIK
Oeneral
lltndy
Man
Purasees
sad
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Re
paired.
ChimnVfa
Sweat.
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
par.
Phone
Red
840
Ptinee
Rupert,
BC
EXCHANGE
$eV
AS'rl'TliCOND
JUMii
I't'RMtt'RE.
Magm
sad
sold
sad
easamaged.
Player
Plana
aad
Twa
Oaeh
Registers
to
asssk.
,
Vi
Third
Atf.
Phene
SIS
CHIKOPHACTIC
UK.
R.
K.
KYOLI'SOS
CWrneeeeiM
On
Third
Aeentie.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
00.
Residence
phone
Black
SOS.
Evening
calls
made
aa
arranged
Make
your
appointment
now.
PIIINCF.
IttlPURT
TIDI1S
.
THI'llMiAV.
MAIiril
n
1J0
sat.
tl.T
ft
14:00
pa.
na
M
I
0:08
am.
IJ"
M:t0
pat.
-0
"
rillHAY.
MARCH
88
844
am.
n.4
rt.
1140
pn.
SI
T
"
0:40
am.
0.1"
80:01
p.m.
M
"
HATfllHAV.
MAIiril
81.,
"
8:00
a.m.
08.0
ft
18:81
pffl.
00
0
0:M.Oi.,"",l"
81
40
psa.!
'
sivnw,
lAiirli,
s4T
"'
a.a
10:10
pm.
10.4
"
10:10
am.
8J
-
88:11
pa.
10
"
AlOMltY.
MAIiril
fl
4:80
am.
818
tt.
IT:10
pjn.
IT.
"
10
SO
a
m.
8
5
"
83
01
a
m
7
"
titiav,
Mtitni
f
O
il
am.
80.1
ft.
IS
81
p.m.
Hi
J
"
"
11:50
pa.
-8
STEAMSHIP
R'O.LiE
tor
Vauruaver-
Tuesd.iy
-s
i'lin,
Prldsy
vs
p,,:
Sstnt.l
.
-..
Sf
V
Msrch
I.'.
I
Marrli
..',.
!
from
Van
ontrr
Sunday
-m
c--Wedmndny
s-
i
Satuida
w
Saturday
-as
!
March
11
f-
i
March
21
)
March
31
w
i
For
Poet
nimiu
t
Sunday
ss
i'
N
I
rom
port
Jnip.
Tuesday
',:,
rar
Asyox
ami
k
,
.
Sunday
car:
Wednesday
m
I
IVasa
Ant
lit
ami
Tuesday
as
run
Prldsy
i
prr
.
far
eea
t'hsri..iir.
March
in
-
i
March
H
u
I
rVavn
Qaeen
('h3riu.
March
B
Mar.
:.
2V
m
I'
nr
Alaska
Marrh
1
1
as
I'
Marrh
Jl
1'
Marc!)
31
-
!'
rrosn
Alaska
March
l.V
as
P-Msrch
25
-aa
r
MAIL
SCHFM1
fiH
the
Bast
MtK)
H
Mondays.
Wedn.
'
Iram
the
Raat
Tuesday
Ta
Vsneatr
Tuesdays
PrMiT"
Ssturdsys
.
ap.R
Peb.
2?"
M
Trains
Mond.n
Ssturdsys
I
rem
Vsaewaver
Sundays
sdMSgays
aaturaaya
.
0
P
R
March
n
Trains,
lundsys
I
days
Ta
Anras.
Allre
Ann
Wednesdays
Pram
ASVot.
Alice
rwssler
fnesdayi
1
lYldaya
Ta
River
Pwmi'
Sundiys
lYasS
MSS
Mlvev
INiln
Tuesdsy
Ta
Alaska
Pwlat-
March
II.
81
"!
,:
Alasks
Plnt--
Peb
30.
Msrch
'
Ta
Qaeea
rhartotte
ii
March
to
and
'-'
qseea
rharlii.i'
Marsh
0
and
Tl
""
"
"
IJtTTKB
rMN
Oraham
AUin
Aw
1st
Ave.
0th
St
0th
Ave.
a
I"
Hon
s
Otb
Ave.
A
'
omp-'
Jlth
Ave.
f
Oherbr
11th
Ave.
it
Cuiu-'i
0th
Ave.
Haya
,
0th
Ave.
Haya
C(
Sen
Ave.
Cotton
8'
Otb
Ave.
Own
St
0th
Ave.
At
McBricle
S
Pro,
dart.
Bulldine
lrov.
oon.
Whan
O.TJ.
Wharf
0IM
SUMon
..
so
aad
Ave.'
and
at
0r0
Ave.
Pulton
st
srd
Ave.
0th
at
Sundays
One
eolirw
p.m.
collection.
Artitir
Lo
,
,
Fouiirt?
,
C.N.R.
TRAINS
Tor
the
liial
Monday""
Wednesday
at
11.30
am
rrmii
Ihe
r;ni
Tuesdsyi.
Thurvl'-tt
8
30
P
ni
as
11
it
1
Mil
-it
:
vi
I
7
I-
I
..
r
.
1.0
.
1
,
It
,'.
I
8
1
,.
f
5