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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
April
2,
192t
THE
CHICKEN
OATH
Oaths
do
not
mean
much
to
an
Oriental.
There
are
so-
many
methods
of
evading
them.
The
chicken
oath
is
one
sometimes
ad
ministered
in
courts
of
law
and
others
consist
in
burning
one
'
nam.
on
a
piece
of
paper.
Either
is
as
binding
as
kissing
the
Bible,
th
oath
administered
commonly
in
Canadian
courts
of
law.
It
i
usually
noticed
that
in
a
court
of
law
a
foreigner
is
allow
ed
all
sorts
of
latitude
not
accorded
to
a
Canadian,
simply
because
he
i
a
foreigner
and
is
not
expected
to
know.
We
suggest
that
when
a
man
collie's
to
live
in
Canada
one
of
his
first
duties
is
to
learn
the
language
and
then
to
try
to
keep
out
of
law
courts,
at
any
rate
until
he
understands
the
customs
and
usages
of
the
country.
Any
man
who
has
been
'in
the
country
a
year
should
be
expected
to
know
a
good
deal
about
the
English
language.
TAKING
A
CENSUS
The
pro
im-ial
govenuiu'iii
N
asking
for
a
census
this
year
Instead
of
waiting
until
l!iil.
In
a
in-owing
province
like
this
it
is
very
satisfut-tni
-y
to
kimu
)n.
many
people
there
are
living
in
the
towns.
Wild
figuri's
.nc
ni'it-ii
pulilisiit-d,
some
exaggerating
the
number
and
other.-
m.-ikiny
tin-
hiimln-r
less
than
it
should
be.
Nothing
would
In-
so
t-i'iVi
!i-
a
a
--nsu
every-five,
years.
The
pro
vince
proposes
to
take
the
census
it
the
Dominion
will
accept
it
u
official.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
The
Daily
News
has
made
arrai.jreinents
with
S.
D.
Johnsto-Co.
Ltd.
to
publish
daily
the
stock
(imitations
of
the
same
morning
instead
of
those
of
the
previous
afternoon.
There
is
no
time
limit
set
for
continuation
of
thi
arrangement
but
for
the
present
these
figures
will
be
available
here.
Tne
concern
mentioned
has
opened
a
stoc
k
hiokuia
office
and
is
receivinf
these
latest
quotations
each
day
just.
after
noon.
While
we
have
no
wish
to
encourage
stock
peculation
we
prefer
to
sec
local
business
dstie
with
local
people
whenever
ipossible.
,
,;,
..
a
fa
i
-
CHANCE
dPAtE
'till
ff$T$?iV
'-
?
Last
week
an
American
horse
would
hats?
won
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase
but
for
a
Uttle
slip
which
threw
the
horse
and
allowed
an
English
horse
of
no,
particular
merit
to
slip
in
first.
What
was
the
reason?
All
through
life
we
find
these
little
happenings
changing
our
whole
life
trend.
The
slightest
things
have
big
influence.
Sometime
the
influence
is
for
good
and
sometimes,
as
with
the
Americar
horse,
it
causes
loss
of
fame,
prestige
and
money.
We
are
to
some
extent
creatures
of
fate
but
also
we
have
a
larfe
measure
of
control
over
our
own
destinies.
COURTEOUS
Mil.
HENNETT
(Victoria
Times)
In
Uje
House
of
Commons
the
other
day
Hon.
R.
11.,
Rennett
asked
Premier
King
If
he
could
give
him
any
information
as
to
the
pro-gres
of
the
discussions
regarding
the
St.
Lawrence
project.
The
leader
of
the
government
advised
his
friend
opposite
that
nothing
could
be
safely
disclosed
at
the
present
time.
With
a
due
appreciation
of
the
circumstances,
the
courtesy
shown
by
Mr.
Bennett
am!
the
graciouaness
with
which
he
accepted
Mr.
King's
statement.
The
Toronto
Star
observes,
"were
worthv
of
the
finest
traditions
of
Parliament."
Our
eastern
contemporary
reminds
us
that
the
manner
of
the
Conservative
leader
was
quite
at
variance
with
that
of
some
of
his
more
violent
newspaper
supporters,
who
almost
suggest
that
there
is
something?
sinister
about
the
secrecy
enshrouding
the
discussion
go
ing
on
between
the
governments
of
Canada
and-
the
XJlme3
States.
PUBLIC
LIBRARIES
GRANT
INCREASED
)
such
communities
for
new
libraries.
It
if
important
that
claims
of
country
district
k
should
receive
consideration
aa
rll
as
those
of
towns
and
cities.
The
VIPTflRlA
THIQ
YPAR
eoeri
statistics
for
Canada
and
the
YlLlUrVlrl
lilld
ILm
United
autes
Indlrate
that
of
thefoaty-
four
per
cent
of
population
that
has
no
(Victoria
Colonist
i
access
to
public
libraries,
ninety-three
The
Increase
in
the
xrant
to
the
per
cent
Uvea
In
the
country
or
in
vll-
Publlc
Library
Commission
of
about
laites
of
2.500
or
less,
snd
are
therefore
one-third
more
tlum
that
of
Ihm
year
deprived
of
the
opportunity
of
culture
will
help
considerably
to
meet
the
ur-
prevailing
in
urban
communities.
tent
needs
for
books
Iji
the
rami
di-
,
trteU
of
the
protlnre.
The
dealfe
for
Tennis,
golf
and
horse-racing
are
reading
matter
of
the
better
sort
Is
onions
the
deck
sport
now
enjoyed
by
Shown
by
the
fact
that
there
are
now
trj-ellers
on
steamship
crossing
the
On
hai'rl
ppllr.-ll-ii
from
thirtv-flve
A'!-uifle
Keep
the
youngsters
warm.
Filled
with
heat
giving
calories
Delicious
and
healthful
when
heated
in
the
oven
-buttered
and
served
with
hot
mill
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
As
Told
to
Hnrold
C.
Burr
Bv
NORMA
TA
L.MADGE
"My
vrry
lirl
ambition
was.
to
a
rlrrii.
slm-e
crowing
to
maturity.
I
think
I
woiilil
havr
gone
In
for
In-
moat
flexible
and
fascinating
professions
In
tlie
world.
And
I
thin
women
are
logically
more
gifted
to
decorate
noaMs
than
are
men.
Moreover,
a
mo-
lion-picture
actress
ought
to
have
some
knowledge
of
that
art.
:
'She
realizes
how
Interested
American
women
are
In
furnishing
the
home
1
leichmgly.
I
get
hundreds
of
tetters
j
asking
me
about
the
table
In
this
picture
and
the
draperies
In
that.
It
would
be
impossible,
to
calculate
bow
many
women
in
motion-picture
audiences
go
home
and
adopt
the
ideas
they
Ret
from
the
seta.
And
housewives
are
ilert
to
observe
trifles,
quick
to
pick
IlaW3
in
everything
that
Isn't
Just
right
In
every
setting.
"lint
le
return
to
wy
rMMlHwil.
I
wantrd
to
lie
the
leading
led;
ef
the'
lri-ii,
l
rode
haretKM-k
wu
unite
j
Borah,
as
well
aa
the
baseball
team
of
the
University
of
Southern
California.
eiwwrf
Keasrm
In
-Coll"
All
of
lr
teres
In
the
city
of
Los
Angeles.
where
much
of
"College"
was
filmed,
aa
the
site
for
the
next
Olympic
games.
"College'
offers
Buster
Beaton
tn
an
entirety
near
estttmr
and
presents
his
u
In
a
dramatic
or
comedy
vehicle.
I
again
scores
in
"Three
Hours."
the
First
National
picture,
which
shows
tensor-
!
row
Of
a
decidedly
melodramatic
tinge.
"Three
Hours"
gives
to
Miss
Ortfflth,
i
perhaps,
one
of
the
greatest
opportunl-:es
that
she
has
hsd
in
a
long
time
I
for
the
portrayal
of
a
tensely
dramatic
rule
of
fine
emotional
quality.
Plcturegoem
who
laughed
and
chuckled
I
with
C
irlnne
at
the
abowlng
of
her
erll-:!lant
comedies.
"Classified"
and
"Synco-
liorse.
trained
the
asUotats
ami
erei
.rd
-
the
whip
m
the
middle
f
the
rtag.
;
how
solemnly
I
took
ttili
circus,
how
-I
i-oaM
geueratlji
ee
seysrif
In
a
j
careiully
'
I
planned
it
all
and
what
fun
llulH
tarlrteti
Mrl.
eavWosied
la
a
ae
f
cut
of
It.
I'm
sooictlmci
envious
-ae
and
fcetag
led
lata
the
eeatre
a
;
or
that
unconscious
joy
that
only
the
ring
aUerr
a
smart
Hal
easte
heraeocmea
to
children
sIimmI
paalag
the
tfwsiissl.
aalttag
farj
...
me
to
leap
on
Uk
bark
arvd
throw
I
"Oim
in
a
while,
kliu-e
I've
been
an
kisses
to
a
v-t
astdlesM.
breathless
with
j
as-lrens.
l"e
raptured
far
the
role
I
m
uliie
as
to
what
my
art
woeld
he.
art
lug
that
seme
desire
to
In-
(he
per-
I
mmi
I'm
retrMliHC
to
be,
yet
nothing.
"I'd
only
seen
one
circus
in
my
lit.
I
iHsr.
eser
rotaes
near
the
flrt
toi-
but
the
memory
of
that
was
so
complete
den
uvm
of
make-svrllrvr.
and
so
colossal
in
its
effect
on
my
emotions
that
I
seemed
to
have
remembered
It
in
every
dramatic
detail.
MUIMA
TW.MAIKIK
"My
first
anthltlon
was
to
manage
a
rlrcus."
I
luven't
iierssme
a
s-lrrus
rider.
I
haveal
trarHled
with
a
cirrus.
Hut
I
never
Hll
one
II
It's
wHhln
fifty
miles
a
where
I
happen
to
he!
"We
Hied
In
llroeMyn
alien
Vii-
;
e
-tanee.
Natalie
and
I
were
a
htwlrm,
and
I've
had
more
oport
unity
to
Indulge
when
my
mother
reaHml
I
he
hclgiit
!
the
other
might-have-been
Interior
ind
liitrtisH)
of
lay
asntrKuiw
he
recklessly
ilmtatetl
ie
t-riUr
t
a
playground
e
raioy
days.
"At
once
we
Ian
ported
oar
menaaeiie
lion
and
the
lamb.
I
storeroom,
(tannine,
new
combinations
'
"The
cata
and
dogs
were
decorated
in
and
rooms
for
future
productions
Thus
old
hslr
ribbons
and
in
doll's
hats
and
In
my
work
"twe
learned
a
vast
deal
of
d
re
iwes
Constance
was
the
clown.
Na-,
the
charm
that
atta-dea
to
Interior
de-talle
was
partly
the
boy
who
took
the
coratlng.
and4m
always
truly
'amaaed
rickets
and
partly
the
wardrobe
mistress
to
see
how
ipflni
there
la
to
know
about
for
the
animals
The
audience
consist-
IV
ef
of
even
child
we
knew
in
the
neigh-
,
born
cod
TmmmttJWmmU,
tern!
sThanaier
rhrlsty
When
I
loo
back
cow
.end
BUSTER
KEATON
COLLEGE
HERO:
Buster
Keaton
as
an
unwitting,
and
therefore
witty,
college
hero
la
the
feature
film
fare
at
the
midweek
and
Friday
matinee,
when
his
newest
pic-ture
"Oolleife"
will
be
the
offering
lit
Mill
W.I.
TKAM
!'
IMVKUITV
'.,
Mil
TIIKU.V
(
ALIItlKMA
MSGS
IN
Till
CtlMEIiV
Utaratty
hundreds
of
world-famous
7
coUaae
athletes.
Olympic
champions
and
world's
record-holders.
!nr!'i'itig
Morton
Kaer,
Bud
Houaer.
Lee
Barnes.
Kenneth
O
rumbles.
Lelghton
Dye
and
Charles
tfecoratljig.
In
Hollywood
we
have
a
storehouse
for
all
sorts
of
furniture
to
be
used
in
our
seta
aa
occasion
requires.
Here
is
a
.strange
mixture
of
the
past
and
the
present
lovely
old
chain
of
Every
aalmal
we
eouM
Mod.
nU
or
:
Eslaac's
day;
old
nook
ruga,
pewter
:ck.
was
draased
by
ua
mto
that
eel-,
states
and
quUted
atilotz
pillows
of
tar.
Worms,
eels,
nesn
ana
ista
ptayea
their
parts
there,
not
to
mention
stray
ti
3gs
snd
cata
who
atrengely
enough
fal-1
rilled
the
Biblical
proptYscy
about
taw
the
Provencal
French
cottage;
heavjr
rudar
oak
pieces
and
the
pathetic
fur-csthinca
of
a
tarret.
"I
like
to
wander
about
that
movie
:W
:'.
.
.
.
-
;
s
M-:KK
t
,T
TIIEATKC
!
i
Monday
"Tell
It
to-aweeney
"
Comedy:
"rVater
Bugs."
rMrairasjtrai
News
-
Tnexlay
Corlane
Ortfflth
in
"Three
Hours"
Comedy.
Paramount
News.
U
rdttemtay
and
Tliersday
Buster
Keatan
In
"College."
Comedy
'Ttnmb
Dumb."
l'rlUy
and
Mattirday
The
Ondersvorld."
Comedy
"Find
the
King."
Metro
Qoldwyu
Newa
IHtH
thsm
appr
voluntarily
'
and
without
'nUbnf
f',M,
Hi
...
...
forced
to
the
ettretnes
of
poverty.
Her
nsiiiiiiiiiaMPii
iu
viw
linn
i
Miiuiuiaic
,
,
unrclefiUBc
buaband.
who
baa
previ
ously
rataaed
to
allow
her
to
see
hri
caud.
fuaally
lovltas
her
to
hia
home,
where
ahe
finds
the
child
dead
froaen-faced
antics
against
a
Quickly
I
M
UK
III
I
A
IlK
A
NlJK
IN
shifting
background
of
baseball
iismes.
t"""""""""
m
track
meets,
regattaa
and
fraternity
'
celebrations.
He
Is
The
Boy.
bright
.
enough
alumnus
of
a
little
high
-school.
but
not
ao
big
a
fish
in
the
larger
!
collegiate
pond,
especially
as
the
little
lady
of
hla
heart
Insists
that
he
demon
strate
his
athletic
prowess,
of
the
picture
occurs
at
the
annual
boat
race.
Buster
hoping
so
be
can-wain
of
hla
college
crew.
CORINNE
GRIFFITH
IN
'THREE
HOURS"
IS
AN
EMOTIONAL
DRAMA
"UNDERWORLD"
SHOWN
here
at
Week-end
The
"love
triangle"
Is
the
basis
for
a
The
finale
ft1
many
screen
dramas,
but
It
fell
to
the
lot
of
Josef
Von
Stern
here
to
develop
a
"love
quadrangle''
as
a
bombshell
of
hums
11
emotions.
The
ruadrmnle
la
a
drams
Ue
principle
worked
out
la
Ben
Hechta
eenaa-Uonsl
crime
story
"Underworld"
which
reaches
here
st
the
week
end.
One
women
and
three
men
are
con-oerued-
Cvetyn
Brent.
Oeorge
Bancroft.
CI
H
e
Brook
and
Fred
Kohler
Bancroft
la
s
gang
leader
and
Cvelyn
Brent
,to
a
rival
Cormne
Griffith,
always
one
of
the
,
Kohler.
ha.
a
mad
desire
for
her
She.
moat
dependable
of
all
screen
stars.
j
IJVJ
T-r-
TSEI
,
SB)
ajiaaWU
wU
VI1TT
Ul
VUR,
The
quadrangle
proves
even
more
destructive
than
the
usual
triangle.
Kohler
attain
pta
to
win
Mies
Brent
by
physical
force
and
Is
shot
down
by
Bancroft.
Bsneeoft
a
arrested
for
the
murder'
and
this
proves
a
ablution
for
the
love
of
the
leading
woman
and
Brook.
Vtee-aetlon
end-reaction
of
the
atrarsge
struggle
la
four
hearts
works
out
in
a
teiiipesttiorut
mUnfier
and
(
declared
to
be
on
of
the
most
powerful
dramatic
arrangements
in
years.
paling
Sue,"
will
rind
an
altogether
dlt-
"
"TELL
IT
TO
SWEENEY"
characterizations
In
the
previously
meu-tloned
films
v-ere
humorous.
Blending
somewhat
the
dramatic
qual
COMEDY
FOR
TONIGHT
ities
of
'
Black
Oxen"
and
"Declaaae,"
her
The
story,
"Tell
It
to
Sweeney."
ehow
role
Is
that
of
a
society
matron,
who
la
I
lng
tonight,
has
a
well-defined
plot,
centra
virtlm
of
circumstantial
evidence.
!
tered
about
two
principal
cliaractera,
and
the
wrath
of
an
Insanely
jealous!
Luke
Beamish,
haughty
engineer
of
an-
Tuesday
Monday,
April
2,
id:
.
'
'I
-
at
the
Universal
Trading
Co.
Every
Item
mcnlioned
below
for
this
Special
Scllinfj:
event
is
all
clean
new
Merchandise,
no
substandards
or
seconds.
Ladies'
Rayon
Silk
Vests.
TurnbuH's
males,
assorted
shades
and
sizes,
each
$1.00
Ladies'
Medium
Weight
Vests,
opera
top
lace
shoulder
straps,
reg.
$1.00
each,
2
vests
for
Jj&I.OO
Girls'
Gingham
Dresses,
fast
colors,
sizes
up
to
14
years,
each
$1.00
Woman's
Crepe
Housedreaaes,
made
from
the
best
Krade
crepe,
neatly
finished
in
contrast
colors
and
embroidery,
36
to
44,
each
-SI.
00
:?6
Purses,
guaranteed
leather,
assorted
colors,
rejr.
$1.1)5
to
$2.5.
each
..
$1.00
('hildren'a
Play
Suit
for
boys
and
gira
in
khaki
drill
and
duck
Oliver
Twist
sty
las.
from
3
to
6
years
81.00
English
Rayon
Morocain
in
7
designs,
an
excellent
fabric
for
girls'
dresses,
all
good
pattern,
reg.
value
$1.60
yard,
2
yard
for
$1.00
Novelty
Silk
Dress
Goods,
assorted
shades
and
designs,
reg.
$1.75
yard,
per
ynrd
$1.00
54"
Navy
Serge,
indigo
dye
and
all
pure
wool,
per
yard
$1.00
Silk
and
Wool
French
Delaine,
36"
wide,
assorted
patterns,
reg.
$1.75
yard,
per
yard
$1.00
English
Stripe
Pyjama
Cloth,
36"
wide,
double
warp,
3
yards
for
$1.00
In
ateemahlp
terminology
a
gale,
a
storm
and
a
hurr.oaae
are
not
the
same
thing.
A
gale
blows
60
miles,
a
storm
TO
miles
and
a
hurricane
80
miles
an
hour.
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
T.)
CF.IITIHr.TK
Of"
IMPIlOVEMr.NTS
MITIC'K
Children's
Socks
in
a
variety
of
colors,
and
all
sizes.
5
pairs
for
151.01)
Children's
Silk
Socks,
assorted
shades
und
sizes,
3
pairs
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
all
new
shaded.
These
Stockings
are
guaranteed
pure
thread
silk
and
all
first
quality.
Per
pair
$1.00
Ladies
Fibre
Silk
Hose,
a
splendid
w.n
-
ing
Hose
in
a
good
variety
of
had-.
pairs
for
JjH.i'ii
a
Ladies'
Umbrellas,
black
only,
good
t
and
strong
frame,
eaeh
$1
.
i
Woman's
White
Flannelette
Nightgowns
$1.00
STAPLES
AND
PIECE
GOODS
6
dozen
Ded
Sheets,
sizes
72x90,
fully
bleached
and
a
good
wearing
quality,
each
$1.00
Circular
Pillow
Cotton,
absolutely
pure,
Wabasao
make,
3
yards
for
$1.00
Ready-made
Pillow
Cases,
full
size,
good
heavy
quality,
2
pairs
for
$1.00
Hemstitched
Pillow
Cases,
linen
finished,
absolutely
pure,
per
pair
$1.00
72"
Bleached
Sheeting,
good
close
finish,
.
even
weave,
good
wearing
quality,
2
yards
for
$1.00
3fi
inch
Stripe
Flannelette,
suitable
for
children's
wear,
etc.,
5
yards'
for
$1.00
While
Flannelette,
good
medium
quality,
free
from
dressing,
will
wear
well,
8
yards
for
$1.00
Figured
Broadcloth,
36"
wide,
assorted
designs,
2
yards
for
$1.00
UC"
Fancy
Cretonne
and
Chintz,
asaorted
d
-signs,
good
quality,
fast
colors,
3
yards
for
$1.00
.16"
Colored
Curtain
Scrim,
fast
to
washir.:
and
good
wearing
quality,
4
yards
f-r
$1.00
S4"
White
or
Scrim
Bordered
Cable
Mru.-
-ette.
yard
for
$t.O!)
Good
Quality
Colored
Turkish
Towels,
4
for
$l.oo
Heavy
Quality
Colored
Turkish
Towel.-,
good
large
size,
ft
for
$1.00
Extra.
Heavy
Quality
Turkish
Towels,
colored,
large
size,
2
for
flxn
DRESS
GOODS
AND
SILKS
Colored
Turkish
Towelling.
IT"
wide.
.'
yards
for
,
$1.00
60
Ivory
Tuscaa.Nat
Paml.fJiwtjad-,
good
designs.
4'
yards
long?
efoh
5f.i
26
Pair
Ruffled
Curtains,
complete
with
Ties,
2"4
yards
long.
Blue
and
Ro
frills,
per
pair
$1.0i
30
Boys'
Oliver
Twist
Suits
in
Navy
Seiy
.
Grey
Tweeds,
and
Homespuns,
each
$1.00
Men's
all
Wool
Work
Socks,
reg.
value
.r)i
pair.
3
pair
for
I.0i
Men's
Socks.
Black
only,
silk
and
lisle.
1".
and
11
aiza,
3
pair
300
Yards
of
best
rade
Jap
Spun
Silk.
We
guarantee
this
quality
absolutely
pure
silk.
Dollar
Day
Special,
2
yards
for
1.00
FRASER
&
PAYNE
other
day.
and
Cannonbell
Casey,
s
modern
throttle-pusher
whose
ego
and
Herculean
strength
stir
the
wrath
of
the
veteran.
Conktn
plays
Luke,
and
the
befly
Bancroft
in
cast
as
Caanonsall.
a
character
that
brings
to
mind
the
ortg-'nal
"Casey"
of
melody
feme.
Luke
has
a
daughter.
Doris,
played
by
Doris
Hill,
and
Cannon
ball
becomes
infatuated
with
her
despite
the
fact
that
the
eon
oi
the
rallraad's
owner.
Jack
Luden.
as
her
favored
suitor.
Luke,
being
the
operator
of
the
as-cleat
locomotive,
la
naturally
Jeatou
of
the
Mustering
Caanonkssll,
an
be
dees-n't
favor
the
letter's
-tilt.
And
when
the
youthful
suitor
falls
W
appear
to
wrestle
the
mighty
Oaeai
31..1
it
la
up
to
Luke
to
throw
him.
Princess
Pat,
Lot
4106;
Pilot,
Lot
4307;
HAP,
Lot
46.;
Oheerver,
Lot
4tM.
Mmeral
Claims,
slluftte
In
the
AkUn
Mining
Division
of
CaaUax
District.
Where
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
miles
from
toe
town
of
AtUn.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
we,
James
Stokes
and
C.
R.
Praser.
rtee
Miner's
Certificate
No.
BWao-ooodl,
Intend,
sixty
daya
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Orant
ef
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
sent
n
85
must
be
commented
before
'
:i-
Issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Dnteil
tl.is
Sth
day
of
March,
A
D.
19m.
it.
McN.
PHASER,
Agent.
Tennis!
asiivsrj
1
ennis!
SEE
OUK
NEW
KACKETS
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lo
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B.
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Services
Sailings
from
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Tn
Kelrlilkan.
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Juneau,
and
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April
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4,
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