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ft
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Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$6.00
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leiHr
period,
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adragigr&g!
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of
ttotSajfc
Columbia,
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Empire
and
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
UA1L
EDITION
Saturday.
Feb.
18,
1928
MINING
DEVELOPMENT
SLOW
Developing
a
mine
takes
some
time
and
many
of
the
mines
are
not
handled
economically,
according
to
authorities
who
claim
to
know.
Years
of
work
often
has
to
precede
the
securing
of
results
in
the
form
of
dividends.
However,
this
section
of
the
country
is
gradually
being
developed
by
miners
and
every-
year
the
situation
improves.
The
greater
ease
with
which
money
is
secured
now
makes
the
prospect
much
brighter.
MUCH
YET
TO
HE
FOUND
While
there
are
many
rich
projiertien
already
proven
and
others
which
have
been
staked
and
partly
developed
have
jet
to
be
proved,
there
is
good
ground
not
yet
touched.
Prospectors
are
continually
on
toe
lookout
for
untouched
veins
that
may
carry
precious
metal
but
it
is
said
there
are
fewer
prospectors
in
the
hills
than
for
many
years
past
Young
men
do
not
take
to
the
profession
as
did
the
past
generation.
It
takes
too
long
and
is
too
lonely.
GAMBLING
CaniblinK
is
an
evil.
There
is
no
doubt
of
it
Yet
we
all
gamble,
I;
i
.art
of
the
.ii-r
of
live.
If
no
one
sad
been
witling
to
take
a
iliaim
.
J'rirue
Hukti
would
never
have
been
built
and
none
f
u
would
haw
lfeii
iit-iv.
We
are
continually
taking
a
chance.
SortK-times
we
gambit-
with
fate
and
sometimes
we
gamble
with
eat
h
other.
There
are
mi
many
forms
of
gambling
that
it
is
difficult
to
discriminate.
One
ot
the
iiivres;
aniMni
Louts
in
history
is
just
now
KIK
01:
iti
Van.
-Oliver
where
the
I,
ears
and
the
bulls
are
fightin
g
each
otner
on
the
stock
exchange.
Some
gamble
in
stocks,
others
in
real
estate
and
oUn-r-
in
horse
rat
ing,
while
cards
and
marbles
and
minor
methods
are
used
to
.,
lesser
extent.
Kaeh
person
has
his
favorite
torn-,
of
taking
.1
t
han,
e
and
some
of
them
are
very
long
shots.
Doubtless
horse
racing
is
one
of
the
worst
forms
of
the
vice
because
it
break
out
in
greater
virulence
at
that
snort
than
at
any
other.
Those
who
oppose
it
have
.justification
for
their
attitude
but,
at
the
same
time
others
are
-trong
for
it
and
like
to
wager
their
few
dollars
on
the
speed
of
the
ponies.
FARM
LOAN
SCHEME
A
farm
loan
scheme
is
to
be
adopted
in
British
Colombia
and
it
is
to
be
'assumed
that
this
will
be
an
advantage
to
the
fanners.
Sometimes
a
thousand
dollars
invested
in
-xtra
crop
is
the
best
kind
of
investment,
but
on
the
other
band
there
are
many
who
are
ready
to
borrow
at
any
time
but
who
are
not
as
good
at
paying
baek.
ih!'
mortgage
Ironi
a
iarm
is
always
difficult
ind
vmn
it
is
held
by
the
government.
It
is
much
easier
to
trv
to
get
an
extension
of
time
AFTER
ENTRY
TO
PEACE
RIVER
A
man
represetring
United
States
interests
has
made
an
offer
of
$19.iMKJ,i(Mi
to
the
Alberta
(inveir
rm-nt
for
the
E.D.
t
B.C.
Railway.
He
is
from
Oregon
but
he
d
.es
not
disclose
whom
he
represents.
Before
doing
business,
the
Alberta
Government
wants
to
know
about
him.
Selling
a
railway
is
not
everything.
It
roust
be
operated
and
extended
and
these
things
have
to
be
provided
for.
That
is
why
a
line
cannot
possibly
be
knocked
down
to
the
highest
bidder.
ARBITRATION
WITH
THE
I
NITEI)
STATES
The
draft
arbitration
treaty
which
the
United
States
govern-,
merit
has
submitted
to
the
British
government
is
intended
to
replace
he
Root
arbitration
treaty
of
mo
which
aspires
next
June.
The
terms
of
the
proposed
treaty
have
not
beon
made
public;
but
it
is
(Quite
safe
to
ay
that
it
.one-ponds
very
donVljr.
in
purpose
and
in
text,
to
the
similar
treat.v
with
France
which
has
just
beei.
signed
i
tus
treatv
vnh
rran.
e
which
must
not
be
confounded
with
the
proposed
r.riand
treatv
outlawing
war,
which
has
been
hung
up
indefinitely
owing
to
differences
between
the
two
governments
which
have
developed
has
been
hailed
as
marking
a
great
advance
upon
the
Root
treaty
which
It
replaces,
hut
a
comparison
between
the
actaal
provisions
of
the
two
inetnunent
hardly
bears
this
out.
The
new
treat
has
an
ante-wpraaaajble,
which
is
of
course
not
an
operative
part
of
the
mmiWI'
AMHif&vmM
aificance
which
the
treaty
of
1908
did
not
possess.
The
preamble,
as
cabled
from
Paris,
is
in
these
words:
Resolved
to
prevent
as
far
as
lies
within
their
power
any
interruption
in
the
pacific
relations
whfch
have
fortunately
existed
between
the
two
nations
for
more
than
a
century,
and
desiring
to
affirm
anew
ttieir
adhesion
to
the
policy
of
submitting
to
an
impartial
tribunal
any
difference
between
them
capable
of
judicial
decision,
and:
condemning
war
as
an
instrument
of
national
policy
in
their
relation,
and
desiring
to
hasten
the
moment
when
other
nations
wdl
make
similar
commitments,
the
contracting
parties
make
this
treaty'
and
hope
that
its
conclusion
will
be
followed
by
other
accords
which
shall
banish
war
among
the
nations
of
the
world.
LIVING
COSTS
GREAT
BRITAIN
Steady
Reduction
of
Food
Price-and
CWt
of
Wring
Generally
f
Lftst
Year
LONDON.
"Tb
lrfk
-There
wits
u
stead
reduction
In
loud
prices
and
in
the
oost
of
Uvtnf
aeaeraUy
ra
Oreat
BrMatn
eaws.
compared
with
July.
1SU.
1
.creating.
While
the
price
of
mar-;ir:ue.
fur
Instance,
is
8
per
cent
up
,:ut
of
flih
is
hlnher
by
128
per
cent,
na
ul
eggs
144
per
cent.
Bread
u
S3,
ill
St.
and
potatoet
M
par
eent
up.
.ie
only
articles
of
food
shown
In
the
atHtirs
which,
on
balance,
showed
an
ron
lu
price
during
the
year
were
jj'ler.
cheese
and
rgg
The
largest
.-crease
during
the
year
was
In
the
rice
ot
taran,
which
averaged
nearly
'U
Police
per
nmm
lower
at
the
end
the
year
than
at
the
beginning.
Coal
on
December
11
averaaed
n
Mr
throuou
9S8aUfcJJ.
?.iSSrj4ailLft?y
l&
mures,
showing
a
MMIahed
In
the
January
number
of
the
Ministry
of
Labor
Oaaette,
a
d
M
l
h
fit
wi$M''UPn'''w
i
the
The
oost
of'
llvlnit
on
Dor-ember
ai.
1W7,
the
official
figures
slave,
was
08
polnu
above
the
1114
standard
The
figure
for
food
only
was
S3.
Thl
Is
a
mid-wtnter
low
reoord
sin-
118.
and
ahowa
a
drop
of
7
polnu
aud
6
poliuu
drop
of
SO
per
oent
from
the
correspond
ng
figure
Just
before
the
genera
coal
Aue
to
the
miners'
strike
In
at?
..
The
dearest
item
in
the
"all
;'.ein"
lint
W
still
clothing,
which
Is
115
points
above
the
1814
standard.
"Tou
may
take
tt
as
certain
that
food
and
other
prices
will
continue
to
drop
during
the
spring
months,-
a
re
presentative
of
a
West
End
store
ssys
respectively
since
the
beginning
of
tlie
'Butter
and
eggs
will
nurtuate.
leather
year
The
lowent
figures
reached
unoe
mid
linen
will
rise,
but
the
average
IKS
were
(tt
and
M
on
June
1
last
reduction
:n
the
cost
of
living
will
con-
Tbe
table
af
aeeraae
food-prloe
in-
j
I'nue
steady."
YOU
may
have
htaro
ot
the
girl
who
called
her
boy
friend
Pil.-r-.m
beaauae
lie
made
slow
progress
but
aure.
THE
oUmc
day
a
auau
went
broke
Be
feO
in
love
and
that
smashed
him.
W1V&S
and
automobile
are
both
luxuries
but
you
can
aell
a
tllvver.
THE
members
of
the
Prince
Bupert
Presbytery
art
against
gr.robllng
ant!
yet
meat
of
them
are
married
I
PUT
Bay
money
on
the
old
grey
mare.
1
risked-
tt
all
and
I
did
not
care.
For
I
knew
she
would
win
If
she
came
lr.
ahead
And
she
made
me
stake,
so
strike
me
dead!
.
JAKE
says
that
pretty
wood
the
stenographers
will
all
be
at
work
every
day.
He
says
they
are
goiag
to
take
that
chicken
disease
eliminator
Dr
Wrlnch
has
been
telling
about
and
that
will
cure
them
I
THINK
if
I
have
time
a:
the
end)
of
the
week
111
go
out
and
buy
about
i
two
bits
worth
of
old
Ford
I
wonder
J
hew
many
I
could
get
for
tha'.
sum.
NOW.
Mr.
Pisberman.
read
the
front
PCe
and
see
there
what
you
will
see
I
only
wish
I
had
as
many
regulations
tr
cep
mc
In
the
straight
and
narrow
path.
J,5fl
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Ing's
train
IMHUAKV
M.y4MS.
xne
wa
ten
rant
tooted
a
this
morning
The
Prince
John
was
discharging
a
large
shipment
of
airplane
spruce
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
Venture
was
in
tram
the
south.
The
Lome
was
tied
up
at
the
wharf
and
there
were
large
ccowa
of
lumber,
shingles
aad
pulp
Mr.
Hoops
of
Telkwa
amd
daughter.
accompanied
by
Mrs
Hoops'
sister.
Miss
Marjorto
Campbell
late
of
the
nursing
tag
of
the
Prince
Bupert
General
Hospital,
left
for
the
Interior
on
thtsssom-
PRINCE
GEORGE
Toe
first
dance
to
be
given
by
the
ccal
Orange
Lidge
took
place
on
luesday
night
and
proved
to
be
a
:ry
successful
affair,
some
390
persons
being
In
attendsnce.
There
were
tasty
larcratlans:
fine
music
by
the
Prince
3torge
band,
and
delicious
refresh-
menu
nuffcrtng
from
extensive
injuries
:aincd
a
hen
attacked
by
a
vicious
dog
bekmglnp
to
the
family,
the
five-year-old
eon
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
Ounaing
of
Sndako
Is
s
psuent
In
the
Prince
Oeorge
hnspiiil
The
child,
which
was
knocked
down
snd
haken
by
the
enl-nal.
W4S
badiy
lacerated
about
the
ace
and
heed
end
one
of
ears
ni
badly
mangled.
The
dog
was
ot
the
Newfoundland
breed.
The
coldest
weather
during
the
past
week
was
fourteen
degrees
abees
aero
n
Monday.
There
was
a
large
loss
aaWaaneada
night
when
the
store
of
Austins
Ltd.
at
the
corner
of
George
anaaet
and
Third
Avenue,
was
swept
by
fire
which
went
quickly
through
the
beaver
board
onatructlon
Efficient
work
on
the
vart
of
the
fire
tiepsrtanatH
resulted
In
the
saving
of
much
of
U
h.rge
stock
of
mercnandiae
aarrled
by
the
firm.
The
Wteoe
Oaaega)
Railways
Boclsl
Athletic
Aasoclattagi
has
keen
ornntaad
Jayrt
with
aWjijani
Vi
lr-
'-f
'rfiBlii'i;''
TT
H
Tobey
iPrlnos
Bupert);
haasorary
vtoe-prrsidens.
P.
O
RaeseU
iSmlthersi.
M
A
Burbunk
(Prince
Rupert)
and
ty
D
Watt
(Prince
Oeorge):
president.
W.
L.
Armstrong:
vice-president.
Prank
Clark
n-rretary,
W.
Morrison
:
treasurer.
C.
W.
wry:
executive.
Edward
Opte.
Oeorge
Kooens.
o
o
Praser.
Lea
Ouue
A.
J
Holers
and
E
H
McNob.
Certificates
In
connection
with
recent
St.
John's
Ambulance
courses
wert
warded
here
lat
week
by
W
H
Tobey.
c.
N
R
divisional
supertabto-
lent.
io
the
following
local
railway
sy
pniptoyees;
Frank
Clark.
D
O
Praeer
Joe
Lsberee.
John
Clapperton
nert
irotman.
David
Petersen.
Allan
McMillan,
w.
Morrison
and
W
Hoaan.
The
Northern
Hardware
Co.
Is
ealling
for
tenderi,
for
the
remodelling
of
the
post-office
which
it
recently
acquired
rne
concern
will
move
Its
business
into
the
building
The
Prince
Oeorge
Hospital
I
Assocta-tton
has
elected
the
following
director
tor
the
year:
William
Coop.
W.
L.
ttughea.
T
a
Matheaon.
M.
S.
Merrott.
Oeorge
Mllburn.
Aid.
O
O.
Praser
aha
Mrs.
R
a
Edwards.
R.
C.
.
RanosU
is
the
secretary
treasurer.
.
t
.
Jan
MacMlllau,
Marie
MaUery
and
Mantaret
Bunting
are
the
class
leaden
n
the
Prince
Oeorge
High
School
In
history.
Latin
and
oompositlon
respectively.
The
.
Cariboo
Automobile
Association
has
Issued
30.000
road
nape
of
the
'istrlct
a
wide
circulation
being
thu
tlven.
C.
A.
Pyne.
president,
aud
of-
I
PACE
TWO
atuin;i
.
a"
,
;,-
;
,.T-.M
1.1
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Man
in
the
Moon
J
Published
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
8-
'
-
g
.
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
TKBS
Is
bad
weather
for
a
girl
with
H.
F,
PULLEN
-
-
-
Manajrinp;
Editor.
corns
and
so
u
wet
mtir.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
(
YEARS
OF
near
of
the
AsaeciaUoa
art
recelvtag
snany
oasaplimenui
ea
tk
Ptanlt
Purvu
of
i
a
SaW
days
in
ar
over
the
m
,
s).
Uagoffln
Memben
of
hospital.
IS
BSpsJIMl-
wag
bMi
Jeok-s
of
boula
SMsb
and
JSta
Xva
Orlngl
of
Mud
river
were
married
la
Use
Aatnan
Catholic
Church
Mre
on
Tuesday
awrnlng
by
Rev
Pettier
Wolfe.
the
Wooven's
Auxiliary
'
-fSl1
T.
to
the
Prince
Oeonjc
Oeneral
Hospital!
jif
I
,
(tectum
six
,6,
are
meeting
this
aftemoon
at
the
i
m
Ojaniflcate
of
Title
Ho
SMI
I
to
Vour
Child's
lUT
Treatment
Children
hate
to
be
"dosed."
When
rubbed
on,
Vicks
relieves
colds
2
ways
at
once
without
"dosing"
:
(1)
Its
healing
vapors,
released
by
the
body
heat,
are
inhaled
direct
to
the
airpaswEes;
(2)
"It
draws
out"
the
soreness
like
an
old-fashioned
poultice.
VCKS
VaVa
porub
Okr
wMiluohJafis
Uscd
Ycamt
oa
kehalf
of
the
government
a
Use
decision
of
Polirr
Magistrate
P
Sab
ran
in
dismissing
s
case
WarUa
aadelovteh
who
was
tBaraad
with
asUing
nuor.
I(lhltt
OKU
(IE
ja?
aevenieen
(17)
and
otabteen
Ip).
Work
twenty-ali
(8).ftctlon
It
to
reported
that
an
appeal
'
will
be
1
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nineteen
,
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Block
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ten
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HO),
10
tlon
seven
i7.
fM-Certlflcate
of
Title
Mo
3447
1
to
Lot.
urvywwse
lorty-iogr
(44)
and
ivt
ij'iirw
tee
(171.
BecUon
i.
biock
twenty
prinot
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I
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twentr-eevei)
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name
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this
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ilfter.
notloe
Is
hereby
ri-
that
I
Uhull.
at
the
explraticn
of
one
month
'
tp"
nrit
publication
ffj?
;
.
'
F-"'
oanificate
of
Tlsle
In
lieu
of
en-
n
of
the
said
lost
valid
objection
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
.
DATTO
at
the
Id
Reftatry
Office
Prlaoe
Rupert
B.C
.
thtolrd
Januray.
M
P
MacLBOD.
M
Raglatrar
of
Titles.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
NOTirt:
or
aitijFaiion
ixiu
nttn
LirfWai;
IntrtjfflaMI
ptsmtve
la
hereby
given
that
on
the
beine
nart
r
7C
V,T,,,.
known
a
Port
Clements
Hnt.i
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at
Port
Clements
B.C..
umn
the
lands
described
as
Lot
No
&.
Block
44
5ub-dlvkrtam
of
Jot
74.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
pietrirt
Map
No
io7.
PrlnoT
stu.
pert
Land
ncjletratlon
District,
lg,
the
Province
of
British
Columbls,
fir
the
by
th
"'"
or
v
th
open
bottle
lr-
r-jeumntion
on
the
oremfesa
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th"
u,h
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r
BRYDOKC
LORN
TINOI.BT
Applicant.
How
on
&&lolt
at
ouv
showrooms
This
entirely
new
car
surpasses
the
accepted
standards
of
light
car
accomplishment;
sweeps
aside
all
boundaries
of
price
class;
establishes
a
new
standard
of
acceleration,
speed,
power
and
smoothness
that
heretofore
has
marked
only
expensive
cars
PS
fine
cars.
Motor
Make
and
Model
Rrd
"A".
Four
Cylinder
Bore
3";
Unit
Construction
Pump
and
Thermo-Sjrpbon
Cooling
Pump,
Gravity
and
SpUth
Lubrication
Sinple
Coil
Distributor
Ignition
Sliding
Gear
(3
speed)
Transmission
Multiple
9
Plate
Dry
Disc
dutch
Dynamically
Balanced
Crank-shaft
High
and
Low
Speed
Jet
Carburetor
(bot-spot
manifold)
Aluminum
Pistons
Oil
Indicator
2
Blade
Aeroplane
type
Fan
Dikelized
Fabric
Timing
Gear
Carbon
Chrome
Nickel
Alloy
Valves
N.A.GC
Raring
24.03
H.P
Actual
Developed
H.P.
40
at2200R-PJL
Cbauis
4
VbteI
Brakes
Mechanical,
1
sternal
upaootng
lype,
with
Automatic
Brake
Exptaliter
Springs
Transverse
i
bttlS
SM
MMthU
n
cxr
dt
T
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J
J
mrjw
t!te
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NOTRE.
Semi-
Elliptic
Drive
Torque
Tube
Gears-Spiral
Bevel
Rear
Axle
4
Floating
Full
Crown
1
-Piece
readers
Gravity
Feed
Fuel
Tank.
Ignition
Wires
Enclosed
in
Flexible
Steel
Tubing
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Third
Avenue
East
Ohe
Ileal
Canadian
eat
5:
Steering
Gear
(Irreversible)
Worm
and
Sector
Type
Acorn
Design,
Nickel
Plated
Headlights
3
One-Piece
Steel
Spoked
Wheels
Steering
Wheel
Alemite-Zerk
OukeHt
Lubrication
Body
and
Chassis
insulated
to
prevent
noUe
wW-bue
103)4
Inches
Turning
Radios
17
fret
Tire
She
30x4.3
-Road
Clearance
914
"
BquibmenLt
Automatic
Windshield
Wiper
(dosed
cars)"
Rear
View
Mirror
Speedometer
Dash
light
Gasoline
Gauge
Ammeter
Motor
Driven
Horn
Starter
Combination
Tail
aad
Stop
Light
Sun
Visor
One-Htce
WlmUbfefc
Thief-Proof
Ignition
Lode
Foot
Accelerator
4
I
Irdraulk
Shock
Absorbers
Wide
Range
of
Color
Options
TtrformanKj
60
MVes
Per
Hour
40
MUes
Per
Hour
io
Second
Gear
Acceleration
9
to
23
M.P.1L
ia8M
Seconds
30
Miles
Per
Gallon
Gasoline
Coaeumprioa
PUBLIC
PREFERENCE
A
Canadian
National
mic
Largeft
Railway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVH'K
afliaa
from
PKInce
Ri'mtT
for
VANf-oi'VKK.
nrTOKit
i
tii-
aad
Intenavedistc
polnu.
each
rtunw.
8
00
am
Por
STsnVAKT
ami
.1NYOX.
each
MtllNKMit
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10.00
p
m
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Bach
MONDAY.
MEIiSKSDAY
and
MATI
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at
11
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EDMONTON.
WINN
It
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all
polnM
Battern
C
Statta.
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AGCNCT
AM.
OCEAN
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I
III'
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Osr
Canadian
National
Etprset
fer
Maney
Orwm.
rorlm
K'
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bIm
for
yrur
nett
sbtpment.
CITY
TICKET
OrilCE,
tM
TIIIIUI
41
C.
I'nlNfE
Kt'PBRT
Ch"'
imumt
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Te
KetehHtan.
U'rangell.
Junrau
and
xUgwav
January
t.
!"
Ta
YaiMtMiirr.
Vlrtmut
and
(Seattle
I
Huarj
I.
IJi,
aad
W
PKINCEUM
IIEAllllf'K.
for
Butrdale.
Eat
Delia
Bella.
Orean
falls,
Namu.
Alert
Ba
CaniplM-n
Klter,
and
Vanruoier
etrrv
tlaturdar.
II
a.m.
grney
for
all
Mteaniahlp
Unra.
full
Infwraa
W.
C.
OltCIIAKIi,
Oenrra)
Agent,
corner
of
4th
Street
and
Urd
Aretiuc
l-rlnce
Rupert,
IU'.
.
.
Mini
trnra-
I'liOlM
"
UNION'
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED)!
tor
VANCOI
a.m.
Halllufi
freni
iti
me
Kuprrt.
!."r
.TVVKK.
VICTORIA,
flutrdalr,
Alert
ilay.
etc..
Tud
I
Y
ItK.
VKTOKIA,
Bwanaou
Itay.
Alert
Ilay,
rl
.
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1"rJJi.RT
8'MPHON.
NAAS
RIVEU
rOlNTS
...
2TEWAKT,
Wales
laland,
Sunday,
8
pm.
Its
tnd
Avenue.
K
m
kuitii
s..n
ALICE
ABM.
ti
.
Th.fr-Uh
tlt
kets
sold
to
Ylttoila
and
Neatlle.
and
Uaggc
m,.mih
mi
ueftiinauou.
mre
1'
Vo.t