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March
15,
1928
Montreal
::
Importers
LADIES'
HOSE
large
assortment
of
1
(It-'
Hose
at
remark-i
i
low
price
less
than
ti
iiiuiacturers'
cost.
OVERALLS
Manse,
-"t
"j
A
bargain
at
$2
25.
..;
clearing
price
l.U?t
of
Men'
Overalls.
,vy
ttRr
'
or
Hoys.
Sir.es
from
l
year.
The
Im-m
leg.
iljft.
Now
go
H5r
Klinki
Combination
is
y$t&
maile.
rvl
Now
going
tor
FOR
HOTS
ok
With
Blouse-
tor
all
colors.
Kimi
i
75
value.
Coing
.V
1
annelette
Pyjamas
'
$2.00
value.
Going
ime
'
lioys:
We
have
a
a
ortmcnt.
Regular
value.
Each
suit
to
l
at
SfcUW
1
"tig
Psjjfta.
Khaki
imrd
wssrhur
stuff
Keing
for
H5r
71
:
Montreal
Im
Hio.i
vcnuc
01
t
WHOLE
STOCK
MUST
HE
DISPOSED
OK
QUICKLY
H.
re
are
mentioned
only
n
few
of
the
mom
hundreds
of
i,.,,,
.,,n
awaiting
your
own
selection
at
prices
that
are
away
dmvr
lwn.
You
will
nee
many
others
in
our
store
whtn
you
om
m.
It
will
pay
you
to
luy
now
when
you
can
buy
real
,iu;thn
L'ood
at
ha
run
in
prices.
MEN'S
SHIIITS
Kmnket
Flannel
all
.-I'irts.
reg.
$4.50.
To
l
,t
each
.
.
.
92.15
ii'iijr
Work
Shirts,
iand
the
hardest
''nly
a
limited
Regular
$!.6D
Now
each
Wit
assortment
of
Eng-i:
nadcloth
Shirts
of
-i".
In-lit
makes,
to
!
'
Irs.-
than
munufuc-nriccs.
MEN'S
SOCK8
lii!avy
Pure
Wool
i-t-n.
f5c
a
pair.
Now
lOe
.
wool
Socks,
auit-rubber
boots,
rctf.
iliic.
Now
2
pairs
4.V
ie
Socks
u
fine
black
and
brown.
"
a
pair.
Now
2
or
AV
NDEKWKAH
!'
heavy
u!l
wool
ix
l
Underwear,
reg.
ii
r..rnient.
Now
!..-
i
n
n
uiialitv
in
rinmhlii-
Jlti'-I
oi.lv
1
'nn:-'i''.-
I
bin.it
ion
Now
.
.
.
."
tinman's
SPECIALS
''
lieudy
lUaora.
regular
1
.
Sale
!".
'"'i
Duplex,
1
blade.
Saie
price
""
!
lVna,
regular
f:i.7B.
Sale
pn.-e
.
.
l
'ncila,
reirular
50c.
Sale
I'l'UMh
Seta.
aaurulajaJHI.OP.
l!nih
Sets.
rSrulniBKH.IM)
Salt-
I"
'sfJltwBlMsKslruMh
anipM.
reifulitr
9.(lJ.
Sale
pnci
:
1
-
ii
Sdii).
Sale
price,
!1
cakea
liii
1,1
s,'l
Sale
priee
Ull'
I'.ottlea.
Sale
price
'MM'
I
41
.4Mm.M19
M
.
as
.
WW
mm
m
jb
mm--
w
r,
ft
....
.s,
i
s-.v
3.75
'
avy
Wool
(
r
K-
-!-"0
value.
$StMT
Ail
Wool
Shirts
and
Drawer.-,
n-jr.
$2.K)
it
garment.
N..w
each
$l.J!.-
lOBBlitn's
"IV
Underwear,
reg.
pi-ice
$1.25.
Now.
each
garment
7l)r
1'emr.aii's
"7!"
Combinations,
reg.
$J.r0.
Now
$1.75
I'enmarV
"VI"
Underwear
for
Uoys.
Sizes
24
to
"it.
Combinations
only,
liegular
Sl.Hl.
Now
$1.25
MEN'S
I'ANTS
.Men's
Kiwki
Pants,
from
the
b"st
makers.
Reg.
12.26
value.
Clearing
them
out
for
$1J1S
.Men's
Hurnock
lirand
Pants,
made
in
Nova
Scotia.
Reg.
value
$5.75
per
pair.
Now
going
lor
$4.-15
MEN'S
SUITS
2(H)
Men's
8uit
and
7S
Men's
Overcoats
by
the
be
l
makers-
you
nave
vour
pick
at
GOr
on
the
dollar.
'
FOR
THE
HOUSEHOLD
,
liir
assortment
of
heavy
Fli'.nnektte
.Biiqssw,
iff
grey
and
White;
1
,
K.-truUr
$2.rn
value.
All
goiMg
now
for
....
$1,75
Pillowslips.
Forty-two
inches
lotitr.
Regular
60c
value.
Now
going
for
....
S5f
Tu:4iish
Towels.
Fine
absor-11.1
material,
made
in
lri'!and.
Kegular
HOc
lue.
Now
going
each
t'.r
'.
17Hf
FOR
MEN
.'.
big
lot
of
Blazers
for
Men.
a!!
patterns
and
striper
For
this
summer's
wear.
Keg.
$."..50
for
....
S1.UB
Vl!-Si'k
Neckties,
very
fine
.i.ali.y.
Heg.
75c
value.
vw
25
Ti
ree
qunrter.
length
Rubber
Pe
ii
s
for
men.
Made
by
1
loTiiinion
Kublier
Co.,
reg.
?7
!io.
Now
$5.W5
Cjll.t:
Kazors.
L-irge
case,
reg
$100
value
for
.
.
70f
Small
case.
reg.
50c
value,
for
.,
tt5f
porters
Telephone
Hlue
418
J.
II.
Miller.
Proprietor
....
tat
....
10f
.
.
$1.00
JI5f
.
Sfl.OO
tsc.oo
to.oo
$7.no
.
sen?
S.1.35
o
I'MIRD
AVE.
t
SIXTH
ST.
I
M
i,,,N!s
8
200
Local
and
Personal
Death.
Dr.
J.
r.
Omu
Phone
8B8
Skating
dally.
B
to
4
and
8
to
10.
ti
Dry
Blrcli
and
Cedar,
Cameron
Trans
fer
ssJ
Clet
the
Big
4
habit'
When
thlDtlhi
f
a
Taxi,
phone
4
V
Marcelling
and
Balrcuttlng.
Mrs
Skinner.
Phone
Black
036.
of
work
April
13.
84
Tha
counts
eourt
cue
of
Wllllani
H
Maclnnea
vs.
Mrs.
Marie
Hanson
ha
fcten
adjourned
uoill
next
week.
Mimeographed
coptea
of
the
bylaws
art'
to
be
made
If
the
coal
Is
not
too
(treat
the
Hospital
board
decided
U:.
night
at
Its
meeting.
Imperial
OH
Oo.'a
-tanker
Htna
Brc.
in
due
In
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
loco
wltll
a
cargo
of
fuel
uil
for
the
company'
local
tank.
The
ladies
of
Prince
Bupert
are
Invited
to
inspect
our
eastern
goods
These
arc
all
marked
at
our
low
price
Nothing
over
a
doHar.
..The
Dollar
(Store
6.
Newton
F.
(Dick)
Pullcn
was
one
oi
the?
attending
the
supper
dance
given
by
the
Institute
of
Journalists
at
the
Hotel
Oeorpla
at
Vancouver
Baturda;
evening.
Mrs.
Olossy
reported
to
the
Hospital
Board
last
night
that
the
Ladle;'
Auxiliary
hal
asked
that
wherever
pc'ssltU
hoopla'
supplies
should
be
purchased
'locally.
Members
of
the
hospital
board
present
at
the
regular
board
meeting
s
the
hospital'
last
night
were
Messrs
Thempsou.
Christie.
Brown,
t
Waugn.
O
eer
Stephens.
Rochester,
Mrs
Class;
and
secretary
Birch.
By
instructions'
from
the
police,
children
under
14
may
not
visit
the
Show
unless
accompanied
by
an
sduli
They
may
vatft
matinees
unaccompanied.
C
PR.
steaaatr
Princess
Mary,
Cspt.
Arthur
Blatst.
is
expected
at
4
thlt
afternoon
tqam
Alaska
porta,
sailing
soon
after
arrival
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
vessel
wsa
reported
dust
Ketchikan
at
fl
o'clock
this
morning
At
the
meeting
of
the
boaplui
board
last
.nigCtt
(lie
lady
superintendent.
Mis?
Harrison,
hold
arrangements
for
the
graduation
had
been
made
to
take
place
in
the
PMtbvtsrUn
Churcff.
Karcbjf2vthe
plans
bentg
similar
to
dreWs
Society
carpet
bowl-
in;
game
between
rinks
of
Charier
Ijylor
and
Nell
McDonald,
scheduled
for
last
eveulng
was
postponed
OntH
ttnlglit.
Tom
rrr
night
the
Ioll-11.
.
rinks
will
meet
:
James
Dick
vs
Jack
Frew:
Oeorge
Scott
vs.
Jack
Wat-
son.
The
quwjslon
of
grading
the
atree
In
front
of
the
hospital
was
mentioned
at
the
"meting
of
the
Hospital
Board
last
nigh.
Alderman
Oreer
explaiasd
that
grading
would
drop
the
street
below
Use
preaeqt
entrance
and
the
side
sntranee
would
have
to
be
used
for
stretcher
cases.
The
matter
will
be
taken
Up
by
the
Board
of
Works
of
the
city
council.
Reserve
your
sesu
at
Or
me
Drur
Store
for
the
St
Patrick's
Concert
in
the
Wast
holme
Monday.
March
19
Curtain
goes
up
at
8.30
p.m.
prompt.
Irish
music,
son;'
nud
dances
There
will
also
be
featured
s
sketch
entitled
"A
Fair
of
Lunatic
v
with
Messrs.
Alex
Con
iiou
and
Dougherty
in
a
dialogue
"Just
Nonsense."
In
addition
a
play
Ui
one
act
entitled
"Yes.
Oeorge"
wUl
be
presented
by
local
talent
68
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mowrliert
Ladlns'
St.
Patrick's
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
March
16.
Anglican
Cathedral
Tea
March
17.
St
Patrick"
concert.
Monday.
March
18.
Westkolme
Theatre.
SUnday
Concert
by
Regimental
Or
chestra
Westholme
Theatre.
March
25.
United
Church
Raster
Bale
of
Work.
April
a.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
annual
Daffodil
Ball.
Raster
Monday.
AprU
B.
Anglican
Church
Easter
Bale
April
10.
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
sale
Ladles'
Auxiliary
8t
Andrew's
Society
Raster
Sale
and
whist
drive.
April
80.
Ilka
Cabaret
April
90.
-
,
'ti
III
h
Royal
Society
of
Bt
tiftorge
Wist
TrlM
mid
riflnre
Ahtll
atarnh
Of
nose
or
throat
is
uiuall
v
benefited
bv
ISf
muffing
up
nostrils
and
inhaling
vapors
s
o
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Declares
War
"Fruit-a-tiveM-the
Enemy
of
Dypepia
URSULE,
QUE-
"Forten
ST.
yean
I
could
not
digett
food.
Now
I
eat
like
new
man.
Frult-a-tlrea
relieved
me
completely."
J-
Martin.
1
bur'
.
oi
'Mint
lay
nioit
bf'uan'tUVecurrent
ttack
of
dyapepeU
and,
kindred
ailment!.
To
remedy
thla,
the
regular
use
of
Frult-a-tirea
la
highly
recommended.
The
gentle,
natural
stimulation
of
the
bowels
and
digeatft
a
yatem
bT
the
fruit
juice
ex-tractiandtonlcalnFrult-a-tlea
soon
heals
botheraome
and
painful
digestion.
Try
It.
Sold
by
all
druCglats
25c
and
50c
per
box.
j
x
.
-
Tin
alUTiiuoirs
uaiii
mu
East
i.'.
3.30.
wa
reported
lug
to
be
on
time.
ii.
urn
R
V
Q.
LuPlue
sailed
last
nihl
by
the
Prime
Oeorge
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
An
tux.
James
Underwood
ot
the
Forest
branch
wil.
sail
by
the
Prince
Oeargc
tomorrow
morning
on
a
trip
to
Van-
ouver.
We
are
lleadtiitarlers
for
shoe
repairing.
Nnid
tlieni
tu
us
fur
value,
kenle
and
satisfaction.
Mai
Arthur's
Mute
f
twe.
V
Wrd
has
been
raeelved
here
that
Mr.
Howard
White,
who
la
visiting
In
Seattle
.ece.itty
underwent
a
minor
operation
ii.
her
nose
there
suoeassfully.
Annual
mrettng
of
feist
rvallte
AsswOatam
Ih
Clab
Kmhim
on
1YI-ty
evralng,
Jlanrti
11.
at
8.15
o'clock.
All
Osnservailres
welitnie.
B.
J.
Mslllsh.
manager
of
the
local
branch
ot
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
sallsd
last
night
by
the
Prtno,
Oeorge
on
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
Mis.
A.
D.
'ChapFStl
of
Haaalton
arrived
in
the
city
front
-
the
Interior
on
this
afternoon's
train
'and
will
sail
to
morrow
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupsri
for
Vancouver.
Anglican
Cathedral
Tea
and
Sale
ot
home
cooking
at
the
home
of
Mra.
Deo
Ror.e.
230
Fourth
-AvsAkv
Wast
on
Saturday,
March
17
from
1
as
.
Every
body
welcome.
64
The
new
halibut
boats
being
built
at
the
dry
dock
for
Capt.
John
Ivarsoi
md
Capt
Hsns
Undrrdsnl,
which
were
launched
recently.
wUl.
It
ai
eapected
be
completed
"or
very
nearly
so
by
the
end
of
the
week.
0.
W.
Taylor,
travelling
auditor
foi
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
wbc
has
been
a
visitor
In
the
city
for
the
past
week
on
official
duties,
will
sat:
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
During
the
past
twenty-four
hours
thirty-five
carloads
of
grain
have
arrived
from
the
prairies
tor
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rapert
elevator
Railway
ofllces
this
morning
reported
280
cars
on
the
territory
west
of
Jsspe
Park
bound
here.
At
the
hospital
meeting
last
nigh
It
was
r.nnounced
thst
BUI
SO
chapter
I.OJj.E.
were
having
the
children
s
wan
decorated
In
Ivory
and
white
with
sten
cils
between.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
ws
;ivlng
another
bed
In
their
ward
and
also
had
a
new
floor
laid
there.
The
latest
Innovation
On
the
Canadian
National
Coast
Sasamshlps
is
beauty
parlor
for
lady
travelers
with
which
the
Prince
Oeorge
la
now
equip
ped
and
which
will
also
he
placed
In
the
Prince
Rupert.
During
the
sum
mcr
there
will
be
a
lady
attendant.
On
behalf
of
the
finattae
committee
J.
L.
Christie
reported
to
the
Hospital
Board
last
night
that
tha
laapsndlturv.'
had
been
64031
which
was
1.014.l(
more
than
the
tot.il
receipts.
As
souk
of
the
payments
had
not
yet
come
Ii
he
thought
they
would
be
on
the
rlgi-
Ktdc
on
receipt
of
those.
BARNACLE5
FINNIKY
ABOUT
COLORS
BUT
PREFER
THEM
DARK
l.eur
White.
PiirlliHiM
of
limit
In
I'atnr
of
Dark
sireakK
It
Is
said
LONDON,
March
16.
Barnacles
are
flnnlky
In
regard
to
colore
hut
they
pre
fer
tbem
dsrk
i
It
was
recently
atinoaneed
that
the
!SMfofWtvf)Pt(u
(ylBattatsyhtclt
"frsYuiatw
ti
rjStWmfmSs-
iiflw
uych
oaid
7gt1etrB
they
were
moored
in
karaflhl
Flarbor.
These
boats
are
painted
White,
but
three
of
then'
have
vertical
bhtak
rings
palut-
tl
ran
id
the
hull
for'
Identification
purpurea.
The
aeon
ill
boafhas
one
ring.
'
h-
third
two
unci
the
tourth
three.
It
agipear'-
that
(he
barnacles
were
oonceii-t'.i'i'd
aim,
.'
I'n'iK'ly
on
the
Msck
r
:
1
1
ij.--
A'cia'dumh
w
hi'n
the
bulls
were
rieuned
the
fciack
lines
'
were
painted
Hit
below
the
water
Hue.
But
the
interesting
qneu'liMi
remains,
why
doc
:i
1
i
mini
ti'
whl'v
'
VANCE
TAKES
'
OVER
HOSPITAL
WILL
HE
ACTIMi
HKCKKTAKY-MAN-A
(iF.lt
111
IMM1
ABSEXCK
OK
.
IIAICKV
IIIKCII
KUt
SIX
MONTHS
..n:iAir
rrr
.
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Hospital
Board
last
night
Walter
Vance
was
appointed
acting
secretary-manager
during
the
six
mouths
absence
of
Harry
Birch
who
Is
to
visit
Engluud.
The
other
applicants
were:
Ernent
Unwln,
tawrence
Lambly,
O.
K.
Lahlff,
O
Smith.
H.
6.
Pelletler.
G
L.
Rorte.
T
C,
Chalmers.
Francis
E.
Forrester
and
John
Unklea.
One
of
the.
conditions
of
taking
the
position
I
that
the
applicant
shall
give
his
whole
time
to
the
work.
HOSPITAL
ORDERLIES
TO
BE
ALWAYS
ON
CALL
Ilou.nl
l)nl(lr
to
Aihrrtl
for
Night
:
Man
mid
Whole
(ueittin
I
Dlwimitril
The
Hospital
Board
last
night
discus
sed
at
considerable
length
the
question
of
engaging
a
night
orderly.
The
re-Milt
was
that
iwj
resolutions
were
passed.
The
first
wss
that
the
lady
superintendent
be
instructed
to
have
supervision
ot
the
oderlles
and
see
that
the
work
required
of
tfiem
was
carried
out.
The
second
was
that
they
should
advertise
for
s
trained
night
orderly
who
would
be
on
call
to
the
wsrds
at
any
time
during
the
night
and
who
would
also
undertake
the
Janitor
work
of
he
Institution,
'the
salsry
to
be
ago
s
month
and
meals.
It
was
reported
that
good
trained
orderlies
could
be
secured
In
Vancou
ver
for
M6
a
month
and
meals
when
on
duty.
The
respective
abilities
of
the
meni
now
In
the
emplcy
of
the
hospital
was
discussed
and
It
was
decided
that
who
ever
held
the
position
must
be
able
and
willing
to
do
.the
work
required
by
the
lady
superintendent.
That
wss
the
first
requirement.
The
question
of
handling
alcoholics
as
discussed
and
H.
B.
Rochester
ventured
the
opinion
that
no
mors
IfMtlenta
of
that
type
would
trouble
a.
Nurses
should
not
be
asked
to
look
after
them.
There
will
not
be
tny
more
D.T.'s
In
the
hospital."
he
declared.
THREE
MARINERS
ARE
GIVENTHEIR
PAPERS
Arthur
Diwaltl.
Imcim-
Itrk
and
William
(hMiirtl
are
Nw
Tag
IVatt
MsMrr
Arthur
Oswald
and
Lome
Peck
of
f4rlnee
Rupert
and
William
F.
Oosnell
if
Port
Simpson
have
been
awarded
tugboat
mas
tens'
papers
ss
a
Result
oi
ests
held
here
this
week
by
Capt
Lionel
H.
Lindsay,
examiner
of
mas
ten
md
mates.
OoanaU
and
Peck
attended
.ne
school
lor
navigation
which
waa
'eld
here
during
the
past
winter
by
Capt.
J.
R.
Klfert,
harbor
master.
The
school,
in
which
twenty
students
were
enrolled.
Is
now
closed
until
the
end
of
he
halibut
fishing
season.
Capt.
Lindsay,
who
baa
been
here
'or
the
past
few
days.
wUl
return,
to
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Mary
thl
ifternoon.
Passengers
sailing
this
afternoon
oil
he
Princess
Mary
for
Vancouver
wUl
ncludr
M.
Cununlngs.
a
prairie
farmer
the
is
on
a
trip
to
the
coaak
S.
V.
Mut.
evangelist
for
the
Scripture
"Jnton
or
Canada,
who
has
been
con-
ucting
a
campaign
here,
and
Capt
Lionel
H
Lindsay,
easmlner
of
master
sod
mates,
who
has
been
holding
tesu
.'or
tugboat
masters
in
the
city.
"GOVERNMENT
IJfjuOR
ACT."
NtlTK'i:
OF
AITLlrATKlN
Hilt
HtElt
i.icenm:
NOTTCI
Is
hereby
given
thst
on
the
iSth
day
of
March
next,
the
undersigned
ntends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
s
license
In
respect
of
the
j
remises
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Port
Clements
Motel,
situated
it
Port
Clements.
B.C..
upon
the
lands
J
escribed
as
Lot
No
5,
Block
44.
Sub'-llvlsion
of
Lot
746.
Queen
Charlotte
ls-aild
District.
Map
No
107B.
Prince
Ru-.ert
Land
Registration
District,
In
the
Tovlnoe
of
British
Columbia
for
the
ale
of
beer
by
the
class
or
by
the
open
tuttle
tor
consumption
on
the
premises
DATRD
this
ISth
day
of
February.
;RM.
BRTDONI
LORNI
TINOLET.
Awtllctni.
GOVERNMENT
LKJUOK
ACT"
oni
i;
of
Ai'i'i.u
atkin
i
tut
iu:i;i;
LICENCE
Notice
is
hereby
siven
thst
on
thx
Ibth
dsy
of
March
next
tha
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liauor
Contra
Board
for
a
licence
in
respect
to
pre
mtses
being
part
of
the
building
knowi
as
"Hotel
Maasett"
situate
on
Lot
Elgh
i
S
i
.
Block
Fourteen
1
141.
Plan
D
I.
7.
Massett
Towualte.
Town
of
Massett
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Prince
Ruber
hand
Registration
District
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
aale
o(
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
open
iot
tie
for
consumption
ou
the
ore-
nilseK
DATi:r
at
Prince
aupert,
B.C.,
this
btb
day
of
February
IBM
GORDON
B
UAV"
'
Applicant.
J9y
Ba,
law,
TT1I
111
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sea
BBM
TJa
WS
ll.l-l.l-l
MX
His
Majesty
i
4mww0
i
is
yburrrjajl,
jffB
any
time
to
bankim
the
Banof
Montreal
It
is
safe
and
convenient
to
deposit
or
withdraw
money
with
us
through
the
Post
Office.
Ask
for
folder
telling
how
to
do
iti
-.
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.
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BI
'I
I
55a
Ranch
eH.R,H.
the
Prince
efWmttt.HithRiott,
Albert
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OF
U
0,000,000
D.
C.
PATERSON.
Manager
I'rince
Rupert
Branch:
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
llltOS.)
3rd
At'enne
Phone
7(S
MEAT-
FISH,
VBCETABLES
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
at
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Observe!
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
HalliHi
(emu
PrtiMV
KuperL
lor
VANTOirVKK.
VICTOMA.
HutMlale,
Alert
IU),
etr
Tiieetlay,
S
p.m.
tor
VAMOUVLlt.
V1CTOKIA.
Swanso'i
ikty.
Alert
lit),
etc.
Salunlay.
0
a.m.
lor
PORT
RI.MIKON.
NAA8
RlVtb
POINTS.
AUCE
A
KM,
AKVOX.
RTE1VAKT.
Wales
Island.
Saniisj.
S
pjn.
MS
Jnil
Avenue
K
M.
BMITII.
Asenl
Prlne
Huien
H.I
Through
ticket,
sold
to
Vict
oils
sail
rieettle.
and
baggage
rheeked
tliretigb
to
destlaatloa.
(cANAOIANI
PAcinc
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketchikan.
Wruntrll,
Juneau,
ami.
Nkagway
March
It.
SI.
91.
To
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
Seattle
March
1.1.
'-'.I.
AMrll
4.
I'KlNCKelN
IIBAIItirr.
Tor
ttutedale.
east
llella
Hell.
Ocean
ralK
Namu.
Alert
Hay
Campbell
UHer,
and
Vsneuuter
every
Ksturdsr.
II
s.ra.
Alency
(or
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
lafnrmatliin
trmm
tV.
C.
OKCIIARII.
General
Afent.
Corner
of
4lh
Street
and
3rd
Avenue.
ITIivee
Ituprrt,
U.C.
(l'liune
31
UNDERWEAR
Specials
ODD
LINES.
Turnbull's
very
S2.26.
for
.'
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J-
BBt
i
s.
.
'
aswBB.
TurnliuU'a
very
best
RajilsaMb
WwJlstctf
'
$1.50,
for
t
.$1.00
Turnbull's
very
beat
grade
shadow-proof
Slips.
KeirulBr
$2.96
and
ja.60.
for
..;
All
good
shades
to
chooae
from,
and
all
size
in
stok.
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.