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YOUR
LUCK
HAVE
SOME
FUN
To
advertise
And
to
clear
t
some
articles
which
are
a
little
alow
we
will
wrap
ui
160
articles
in
boxes
so
that
a
gwsra
iuat
gra.ta..
a
1
Mimfit
to
see
what
rets.
Every
article
will
be
worth
a
dollar
or
more
and
some
things
will
be.
worth
from
&M
to
$10.
Also
one
genuine
diamond
ring
in
solid
white
jrold
r.itting
will
be
included.
Every
article
is
of
we
to
some
one
in
a
family.
If
any
person
gets
same-
thing
he
can
find
no
way
of
using
it
can
be
exchanged
for
other
goods.
Among
the
goods
are
Ingersall
Watches,
Fountain
Pens.
Teaspoons,
Alarm
Clocks,
Umbrellas,
4
doz.
Tumblers,
China
Articles.
Pearls,
Silver
Novelties.
Compacts,
Bracelets,
Jewelry,
Leather
Bags,
etc.,
etc.
STARTING
SATURDAY
MORNING
IIIHra
til
l.lirL'EP
Jewellers
iTHE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
YOU
FACTSlSggW?
We
iiass
our
coal
over
a
.screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
male?
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
Yeast
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
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&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
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Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers,
of
Pilch
and
(i
ravel
Roofing
Galvanized
Roufim;
Chimney
Tops
'
Kate
TrouRhinR
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Stove
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
Roofs
and
Siding
Phone
310
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467
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tieksU.
Mc
Bride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
Rt.
Telephone
667.
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Plnno
and
Furnltum
Mnviug.
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MAPLE
LEAFS
ARE
WINNERS
Defeated
Drill
Team
in
Exhibition
Indies'
Hattketball
Match
Last
Evening
The
feature
of
laat
night's
basketball
Karnes
was
the
ladies'
exhibition
match
n
which
the
old
Maple
Leafs,
for
years
champions
of
the
city
wad
the
north,
took
the
OlrU'
Drill
Team
Into
camp
by
the
effective
score
of
SO
to
7.
It
was
a
weU
contested
game
up
to
the
final
quarter
in
which
the
Drill
Team
went
to
pieces
and
allowed
the
Maple
Leafs
to
score
tea
points
while
they
got
none.
The
Maple
Leafs
were
lead
ing
aU
toe
way
through
at
the
end
f
the
first
quarter
S-l:
at
half-time
3-5,
and
at
the
end
of
the
third
quar-
er
10-7.-
The
Senior
League
match
scheduled
between
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
Elks
took
the
form
of
an
exhibition.
iJayers
being
mixed
up
on
either
side.
Hough
play
featured
the
match
which!
the
Canucks
won
28-19,
half-time
score
being
19-7
in
their
favor.
To
tAlrd
game
ol
the
evening
between
the
Elevator
and
Big
Four
in
the
'i
tcnnedlate
League
was
a
well-contested
affair.
Big
Pour
won
45-34
after
having
been
leading
26-11
at
half
time
E.
A.
Mann
reteaietd
the
Ladies'
and
Intermediate
games
and
Mike
Budlnicb
the
Senior.
Ok
Jackson
was
timekeeper
and
Splro
Ourvlch.
'storekeeper
Only
a
small
group
of
tana
was
lr.
attendance.
Friday
night's
games
give
promise
ot
being
interesting,
the
features
including
a
match
be.
ween
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
and
local
All
Stars
for
the
championship
of
Northern
BrltlsL
Cojttfflhla.
sad
.a
match
between
Up
Mania
Leafs
and
champion
High
School
n
t&e
Ladles'
League.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
players
arrived
In
the
city
.hid
afternoon
and
wlU
have
a
work
out
tonight
In
anticipation
of
Friday
venlng's
game.
A
return
gome
will
be
played
at
Simpson
Saturday
night.
Individual
scoring
last
uiht
was
as
follows:
.
SENIOR
I.F.AOl'E
Native
Sons
of
Canada
-Dido
Our
vlch.
10:
Ernie-
Ratchford.
4:
Clarence
Thomson,
3:
George
White,
2:
Bronsqn
Hunt.
4:
Will
Lamble.
5.
total.
38.
Elks
Vic
MentK:
Jack
McNulty.
10;
Doug
Stalker:
Tom
Kclsey.
2:
Kenneth
ieeagher,
7;
total.
19
I.AIHKrT
I:.(1I
E
Maple
Laafs
Margaret
Graham,
Catherine
Harvey,
8:
Vera
Smith,
i.
Ullian
Lowe,
9:
Myra
Harvey,
total
20.
Drill
Team
Laura
rrlzzell,
4:
Catnk
Irvine.
1:
Evelyn
Dal
by
Evelyn
March
3:
Ada
Mencgohr.
Dot
Ednar:
total,
7.
IMTKU.MKII1ATF.
I.K.Uil
K
Big
POUT
Ernie
RatcMord,
11:
Tom
Keiaefl
II:
Doug
Stalker.
It.
Fred
Dingwall.
5;
Mike
Conmdir.a.
4:
total.
Elevator--Vincent
Meagher.
14:
DJ
McDonald.
j0t
T.
Huhen:
A
DoQald.
Sfl
Eddie
SmtUl:
B.
Wendle.
5:
N.
McDon
t
W.
Hurray.
34.
'
.
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taolUgs
to
date
folio;
W.
D
Native
Bona
....
9
1
Elks
4
1
Terminals
3
o
Intartneillnte
1-rar.ue
Big
Four
8
o
levator
1
o
Klevatur
i
o
Iddbtt'
league
High
School
7
0
Drill
Team
2
.0
4
ii
ii
lor
14-nr.ue
Tuxts
Boys
7
0
Stan
3
0
BOBBY
JONES
L.
1
8
9
6
12
11
S
7
Mr
Strawn
died
tbeOane
of
Bobby
Jones,
golfer
and
lawyer.
"Bobby
Jones
spent
25
years
In
hid
efforts
to
become
a
champion
golfer."
Mr
Strawn
hhUI.
"They
have
made
him
h
lawyer
after
a
brief
time
spent
in
law
school.
Re
may
be.
and
probably
1a
qualified,
but
would
oiliers
admitted
under
the
aame
system
be
equally
on
v.
1
1
quiill-fled"
The
American
Bar
Association
is
2
r
.
2
:
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Pu,
19
3
a
16
2
2
11
14
14
e
NOW
A
LAWYER
Only
Urlcf
Timlin
Law
School
and
he
Rfcomes
(Justified
MEMPHU.
Terui.
Feb.
22
It
re
quires
years
to
become
a
bricklayer,
golfer
but
one
cn'
enter
the
er,
01
01
roi
roate,
A
r-
prciaasion
oy
a
mum
srjortrr'
'Silas
h.'BtfKwh.'
pr-HldenVoT
Ud
lean
Bar
ftwiociation;
!"
4
fnftDic
MAPLE
f
LEAFS
rro
wtm
WIN
It
-
.
HtH
i
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
Ll
Mi
cnnrftoc
i
HI
SMOKERS
E
COUGH
Jill
urging
the
uniform
adoption
of
sa-'lurrement.
which
are
two
years
of
col
lege
work
and
three
years
of
law
school
work.
Pointing
out
that
labor
unions
ve-:uire
long
apprenUceahlpa.
Mr.
Strawn
.bid
"The
law
is
a
profession
which
hculd
require
at
least
as
much
"
SPORT
CHAT
v
-News.
I.
A
boxing
match
without
the
possl-illltj
ci
a
knock-out
aounos
In
these
ays
rather
like
"Hamlet"
without
the
rlnce:
but
seme
Swedish
doctors
have
previously
made
the
suggestion.
Tbetr
u
uia.nly
a
medical
one.
It
ap-that
c
knock-out
blow
somewmas
.rings
about
eventual,
not
immediate,
.eath
by
causing
certain
Slacd-vrT
-
be
lorn,
and
again
that
every
knock
-ut
Implies
a
degree
cf
concussion
hlch
may
tend
towards
insanity.
:nce
it
has
been
concluded
that
ali
Hatches
should
be
decided
on
pota;.
:id
that
the
knock-out
should
be
-hlblted
by
law.
From
the
point
of
view
of
the
sport
.e
is
something
to
be
said
for
the
iggested.
It
might
make
for
more
:
wresting
if
leas
exciting
bouts.
Where
.e
Issue
may
depend
upon
a
single
tow
both
flgHtsn
nWK-
of
motasny
"
cautious
not
to
give
their
opponent
a
easy
chance,
and
the
tremendous
unchlng
power
of
a
good
boxer
had
d
to
a
rather
wearisomely
defensive
jlicy.
as
anyone
who
saw
the
film
re-ord
of
the
Dempaey-Tunney
match
a
ill
know.
In
the
"classical'
days
of
Bayers.
Heenan.
and
their
pre
darawani
there
.as
no
knock-out.
kecautic
men
taught
vith
the
bare
fist,
and
the
fist
can
j
f
kefrated
fSrand
Terminal
lt
Night
'
by
SubUnlbil
Iggregate
Senre
of
,
1
mn
.w
"iurt
and
sting
and
bruise,
but
cannot
1
VI
Andrews
(MX.I
vn.
The
daaing
blow
was
made
pos
ible
by
the
apparently
humane
Intro-Juctton
of
the
elght-ouae
glove.
The
substitution
of
a
much
lighter
glove,
designed
only
to
pro
Met
the
akin
rilght
lead
to
Interesting
devatopments
11
the
lame.
The
Impossibility
of
a
:
nook-out
and
the
recess!
tv
for
a
win
n
points
would
encourage
more
see
style.
BUt
prosaotsrs
will
no
oubt
be
relueunt
to
lose
the
spec-acular
appeal
of
the
knock-out.
!
in
The
Maple
Lea.'
wored
a
substantial
.-lctory
over
the
Grand
Termlnala
in
the
bUliard
league
last
night
by
an
aggregate
score
of
SB9
to
858.
The
Terminals
won
but
one
of
the
five
games,
High
breaks
of
84
and
SS
respectively
wets
made
by
the
first
men
an
euber
aloe
Fred
Pyle
totiind
Terminals)
and
Mayor
McMordle
(MapU
Leafs)
who
plsyed
helr
ssme
a
lew
days
ago
before
the
letter
left
for
the
But.
Individual
scores
were
a
follows:
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordle
Maple
Leafs).
200:
F.
a.
Pyle
(Grand
Termlnala).
168.
J.
Hamilton.
200.
J
Andrews.
160.
Marcus
Aaoacws.
200:
Frank
Zieman.
160.
U.
M.
MoLaehlan.
200:
W.
E.
Willis-:-oft.
186.
George
Howe.
189:
Ben
SeU.
200.
League
standings
tj
date
are
as
folic
ws:
Played
Total
Aver
Cold
mors
9
8470
941
Maple
Leafs
9
8127
968
Orotto
8
7069
886
Grand
Terminal
.
9
7961
865
3yro
Club
9
7918
860
Individual
averages
to
date:
!
Played
Total
At.
T.
WUUams
(MX.)
1
J.
May
iCM.
6
A.
Uaoaoaald
ICS
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9
J
Bowe
laLLit
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9
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Murray
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D
Brown
(Orptto)
8
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1
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(at
5
W.
J.
Nelson
C.I
....
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Mayor
McMor
i
111.1
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9
M.
M.
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(MX.)
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Constabae
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of
dis
trict
headquarters
in
the
city
returned
on
yesterday
afternoons
train
from
Terrace
where
he
baa
been
relieving
(or
a
few
dare
during
the
absence
ea
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a
fine
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dining
saloon
of
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or
Anclior-iKtnaMson
slilp,
you
inaTordrr
confidently
from
a
menu
listing
tlellcarira
from
two
eonltneuls.
Yourfood
isprenarrd
lv
a
corps
of
skilful
rurfs,
ami
served
liy
a
staff
of
deft
llrill.fi
stewards.
Yet
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costs
fio
more
to
go
on
these
ships.
Weekly
sailings
from
Moiitrealandljiiebec
to
Plymouth,
Oirr-liourg
and
London
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the
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Auaonla
...
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llelfast,
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by
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letltla,
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An
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vein
eight
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wide,
cota-xwsd
of
the
finest
high-grade
argen-
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silver
ever
mined
on
the
property,
a
now
being
worked
at
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fhe
vote
was
broken
into
last
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and
depth
Is
being
earned
a
the
tun-
iel
is
extended.
The
Espeianxa
is
ald
to
have
6136.000
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ore
on
-be
dump
and
a
similar
quantity
sack-
d.
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is
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held
pending
the
pro-xwed
construction
ot
a
mill
on
the
vTopeity.
Norman
MacLeod,
who
has
spent
the
winter
at
the
Anyox
mine,
return
ed
to
Alice
Arm
last
week
from
the
smelter
town.
Latest
imports
from
the
Silver
Cord
mine,
an
which
s
big
strike
was
reported
lately.
Indicate
that
the
ore
ody
is
even
larger
than
was
at
first
tpected.
Wcrk
is
being
pushed
with
11
possible
speed
During
the
past
week
the
weather
'tea
become
much
wanner
and
the
now
Is
gradually
diminishing
Unless
wow.
acted
cold
weather
again
prevails.
an
early
spring
will
follow
one
of
the
widest
winters
ever
recorded
here
Residents
who
have
spent
the
winter
'n
the
south
are
gradually
returning
and
scon
the
town
will
again
be
filled
up
and
humming
with
summer
activities.
The
death
occurred
recently
In
the
Vancouver
Owners!
Hospital
of
Arthur
Smith,
aged
4
years
and
2
months,
eldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
C
M
Smith
of
Allot'
Ann.
The
boy
had
been
taken
y,
aBdrt
Mme
ago
for
tmmawat.
STRltT
BdgaV
Paovtnaa
has
left
Stewart
for
ebfapuui
on
a
business
trip.
f
-V
i.'S
"I
,
....
A
ne
uyoer
sawmill
is
to
start
cut
ting
at
one,
several
orders
have
been
eeelved
from
the
Premier
mine
tor
reconstruction
work
following
the
recent
fir.
Mrs
Charles
Larson
left
Monday
'light
for
s
brief
visit
In
Prince
Rupert
Fred
O
Elder,
shift
boss
at
the
Premier
c:.r..
t
nirauir.
has
leit
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mam.
W
Anderson
and
daughter
Mies
O.
Eldred.
William
LaAose
Hugh
McDonald
WUllam
Orey.
p
Wilson.
F.
C.
Oren
and
Walter
Magee
are
Stewart
residents
recently
returning
from
trips
south.
Mas.
William
Tomnklr.
m
a
trip
to
Vancoursr.
left
last
week
36
WHITE
Hl?h
Low
High
XjOW
WANTED
WANTED
-
ACTING-SECRETARY
FOR
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
for
about
six
months
from
April
1
Salary
6150
00
per
atoms.
Address
applications
to
Beciatary
beore
March
5.
MISCELLANEOUS
EXPERIENCED
MINER
WANTS
TO
work
for
prospector.
Or
would
take
grading
or
clearing
contract.
Apply
V.
Radman.
PO.
Box
162
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
46
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
TWO
PAIRS
CHWCfflXLA
rabbit,
old
pair
MOO.
young
pair
about
tlx
months
old
66
00.
Both
pairs
will
go
for
618.00.
Apply
J.
Anthony.
Caspaco.
B.C.
44
"OR
BALE.
-LAUNCH
"NANCY"
36
BY
7
ft.
Basthope.
4
Cyl.
16
hp.
In
first
claea
condition.
Can
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
Cheap.
Phone
387
or
Bed
813.
G
Rorie.
45
FOR
SALE
HULL
SUITABLE
FOB
halibut
fishing
or
saining.
44
x
11.
just
buUt.
Price
63.086.
Apply
6
Uyeds.
boat
builder.
Fort
Eastngton.
BC.
47
FOR
BALE.
41660
BUYS
A
NEWLY
finish
d
house.
6
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement.
Handy
to
sawmill
phone
Black
631.
U
LEOHORN
pTjixrre
FOR
May
birds.
Phone
Blaofe
88.
FUlLN'lTUItB
AND
HANOI-IS
DOatT
BMMO
YOUR
DIHTY
BOOTS
from
the
garden
Into
the
kitchen.
Place
a
Diamond
Rubber
Mat
at
the
Kitchen
door.
We
carry
them
in
stock,
also
all
klnda
of
furniture
and
ranges.
.
M.irKr.xztr:
Furniture
Phone
775.
CHLMNBV
SWEEP
II.
J.
Zl'MKEIIK
General
llsndy
Man
Fttmaeee
and
Stove
Cleaned
and
Repaired
Chlmnies
Bwspt
Osmeteiy
Plots
Oared
For.
Phone
Red
243
Prmee
Rfrv
DC
EXCHANGE
sr.tv
am
srroMi
iim
rt'Rvm'Rr
bought
and
said
and
exchanged
Flayer
Piano
and
Two
Cash
ReaisWs
in
rAp.tiiorri.tr
Mnb
M
TMrd
A'.
Flifme
616
qiiipmACTic
TT
osa
Tnird
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
bs.
neaidennf
phone
Blsrk
tM.
Evening
oalU
made
as
arranged.
Make
your
appointment
now.
PIUNCE
UUPEHT
TIDES
4
4
4
Till
'IIKIIAY.
I
Hlltl
AltV
tl
FRIDAY.
2
58
a
m
14:57
pn
6
'00
a.m.
31:17
pjn.
1
1:1111
r
ah
v
ft
ca
mm
a
nsvii
01
a
pair,
Ml
accident
lent
tow
'
.uiwuwrsoiv
a
la
is
line
he
fell
from
the
trailer
"Trapper"
Soott
and
Arthur
Rey-nolds
returned
to
Stewart
last
week
tfter
hsving
spent
alnre
last
September
tranalng
near
Twenty-Mils
Creek
above
the
head
of
Rnwaer
Lake.
They
bad
a
fair
catch
of
fun.
af
t
tracwar
and
was
draggod
for
a,
High
m.
tkm
nun.
13:16
pm
Tt
'KHAY.
IKItlll'AKY
36
6:M
am.
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p.m.
l0
0:17
san.
13:32
pjn.
313
ft
BIJ
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41
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1
1
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3:31
am
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ft.
18:37
pjn.
9:39
a
m
31:58
pjn.
SATI
RPW.
ir.lUII
AUV
H1h
4:69
sat.
16:31
pjn.
"
161
am.
,M
Lut
Wednesday
was
the
eighty.
nt
MM
ninth
birthday
of
Prank
Bison.
Stew-
SIMY.
Unit
f
AUV
M
i-
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kT
reoeptlan
i
High
4:46
M
It
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in
his
honor
wu
given
by
Mrs.
A.
E.
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nj
17
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8:08
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m
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pm.
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1:36
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14:66
pm.
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STEAMSHIP
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far
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can.
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29
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ss
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11-
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pr;!
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35
es.
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Fir
Port
Simpson
an.1
s,if
.
Sunday
as
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Port
Simpson
m.i
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and
m,,,
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cnn.
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w
!
Fram
Aayak
ami
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ran
Friday
as
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11
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15
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closes
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From
IIh
Kst-
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1
due
Ta
YaiMwater
Tuesdays
Friday
Saturdays
CP--Feb
15
Trains,
Monl
Saturdays
rer
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Wedniedays
Fridays
.
CP
it
-Feb
n
Trains.
Sunday
'
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days
To
Antet.
Allee
rtemler
Swadsr
Wbdnasdays
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Anyat.
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To
Net
River
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River
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Alska
Point
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II
and
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18
and
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II
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