PAGE
FOUR
THE
:AILY
NEWS
RINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManns
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SAIDTO
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MR'
CRAMP
S
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VEV
I
WANTED
WEUl-M'oJLl.
NEVER
WHAT'S
I
HEARD
-oaMO-YOlfVE
VJHAT
THOUGHT
ONCE-
sitting
omthbUIIJS
TO
B
ALONE.
HAVeA
CROWD
'tup
porch'
go
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you
m04t
sit
)
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SITTING
AROUNO
YOU
WHILE
Matter?
OFFCNDED
HIM
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TALKTOli
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NIGHTS
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WHI
HAD
THOUMfl
'
HIM-
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RP
I
THINKINJ'
UP
TWICE
BEFORE
I
MARRI&O
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Transfer
fl.
1
1
DI6ACREEA8LE
TO
-OT
K
I
thing
for
METOOO:,
Fifteen
g&rs'
expo
ricncfrln
'FURNFTURR
AtfnTtftTkNO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinder
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
10
any
quantity
t
TEMRNT
SAXn
RlfAVPl.
-
Our
price,
welghb
and
measures
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
LADIES
DRESSES,
,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Hoofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Itoll
Hoofing
Building
Papers
nnd
Felts
Everjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
lift
nnd
117
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Colli
C17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAH
Single
load
$3J0
V!
I
Double
Load
SC.SO
rW
I
'
Largo-iiack-.-.-,.
ROe
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootlcis
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
E80
139
Second
Ave.
GOOD
PLAY
IN
TENNIS
FINALS
AM.
MIAMI
WIN'S
MEN'S
RINT.LES
I.ADIKS-
AND
MIXKI)
IMil
IHXS
ALSO
I'LAYtll
The
finU
of
the
city
tennis
championship
on
Saturday
produced
me
of
the
finest
tennis
ever
seen
In
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
men's
singles,
Oarl
Brand
won
over
Poll
Howard
In
five
sets
after
a
series
of
very
keenly
contested
games.
Scores
were
3-6;
7-5;
6-1;
6-4.
It
was
anybody's
game
tlU
the
last.
Both
players
revealed
an
extensive
repertoire
of
.
...
.
.
,
.
Reward's
backhand
being
a
frequent
rTflrat
winner.
Howards,
got
in
urn
nrt
till
wm
th
iMkMt
rvart
.,.
"
.
...
.
brunrul
of
baseline
drives
and
close
hJn
ture
of
our
athletes
in
sport-have
k.
been
a
.
much
m.h
i.r
larger
gallery
n-re
.
to
see
M-
ina
w
,
Ing
events
Wt
have
the
contest.
Both
players
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
excellent
play.
In
the
ladies'
doubles
Mm.
McMordle
and
Mrs.'Shadwell
were
too
strong
for
Mia.
Davles
and
Mia.
Vera
Smith
and
won
in
straight
seto
fl-4;
6-1.
The
,
greater
experience
of
the
winners
with
Mrs.
McMordlc's
steadiness
snd
Mrs.
Shadwella
fast
court
work
and
net
play
,
,
"-"
n.l.lThre
u
nothing
against
a
was
th.
the
HwiM
deciding
f.tr
factor.
Miss
xt.
Davles
boy
or
and
Miss
Smith
would
do
much
better
if
they
had
more
eon!
klcnce
as
they
!
have
a
big
variety
of
shots.
They
put
up
a
splendid
game
all
through
and
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
plucky
fight.
time
while
taking
In
the
MrsJ0f
part
sport
The
mixed
double
were
won
by
Smith
and
Poll
Howard.
All
players
were
somewhat
weary
after
their
previous
i
games
and
this
told.
Secret
were
6-'
'
6-3.
The
pleasing
feature
of
this
series
1
was
undoubtedly
the
way
In
which
Miss
Smith
repeatedly
returned
Brand's
first
.
service
and
at
times
volleyed
splendidly.!
Mrr
8i,,uweii
at
tne
net
was
cnecuv
Both
Bmnd
and
Howard
were
good
but,
bvtously
weary.
II
SPORT
CHAT
The
wholesale
suspension
of
400
play
ers
and
officials
alike
in
amateur
as
sociation
football
In
the
north-eastern
rea
In
England
calls
to
mind
the
jf
some
of
our
you.iaer
athletes
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
payment
of
money
plnt.
Drying
of
hoMs
fhd
other
pre-prises
for
particlpatlOB
in
any
form
i
parstory
work
to
going
km
today
and
of
sport
professional
Ires
a
boy.
Tto4t
is
the
central
fact,
In
isolated
place,
like
Prince
Rupert
this
may
nat
seem
of
any
Importance
but
what
happen
when
this
boy
grows
up
and
takes
prtl
In
sport
in
some
other
centre
where
the
rules
are
adhered
tot
And
what
will
happen
if
starve
of
our
present
or
future
athletes
qualify
to
represent
their
country
in
Olympic
Osmea?
This
woud
be
the
greatest
possible
honor
that
could"
eome
to
any
individual
in
the
sport
world.
But
this
honor
1
only
for
those'
who
are
amateurs
The,
lw
,
In
.ooAnectlov
wit
amateur
football
In
England
is
as
follows:
An
Amateur
Player
may
have
paid
for
him
or
have
refunded
to
him-
(a)
Railway,
motor,
tram,
boat,
etc..
fares,
or
other
necessary
expenses,
actually
incurred
;
by
him
In
travelling
from
and
to
hls'en.
Vancouver,
V.
A.
Laddon.
Toronto,
home
or
work
for
the
purpose
of
playing
in
a
match,
(b)
Hotel
expense,
i.e.
niceary
meals
during
the
day
and
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RUPERT
TIDES
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Kiel
W2
Tjri
I
f-
O
IMS,
by
lol
l
mere
than
the
day,
during
the
actual
and
necessary
absence
from
home,
for
the
purpose
of
playing
in
a
match
Extravagant
or
unnecessary
expenses
mutt
not
be
paid
by
a
Club,
and
every
Amateur
Player
must
give
the
Secretary
sf
bis
Club
a
detailed
statement
of
ex
penscs
Incurred,
with
a
receipt
for
the
sums
paid
to
him.
It
is
the
duty
of
the
Club
Secretary
to
ask
for
such
statement
and
receipt,
and
to
keep
the
lame
for
production
at
any
time,
if
required.
Payment
lor
less
of
time.
compensation,
consideration,
or
remun
eration
of
any
kind,
other
than
the
items
included
in
(a)
and
(b)
automat
cally
makes
a
player
a
professional
and
renders
both
him
and
his
Club
liable
to
punishment.
In
some
of
our
local
sport
meetings
money
is
paid
direct
to
the
boys
and
this
makes
the
toy
a
professional.
This
.
.
.
.
,
.
J?J
1
2
,.
.
'
"
603tln
rtn
e
Place.
It
would
seem
advisable
!tr
aU
those
who
,v,..
Z
"
7w.
r
.
"
generally.
also
seen
the
case
of
one
of
the
greatest
of
pre
sent
day
tennis
players
where
"B!g
d,en
hat,been
"
b7
'?r
wrlUn.
,rtUJ'.
tor
P"
"
l'nnU
COm
"T
Z?
petitions
in
England.
As
a
result
he
does
not
play
for
hi
country
in
the
man
becoming
a
professional
but
the
point
is
this
that
If
he
wants
to
re
tain
his
amateur
status,
an
athlete
must
"
n
for
part
In
any
form
of
sport
or
for
loss
FINAL
GRAIN
VESSEL
HERE
AMIM).,.;U
vnN.
.miuvnS
,KM
Rv,s.
.v
AVII
,
In.
,.
l
.
K.
AMI
I'llN'TINKNT
The
British
freighter
Anglo-Peruvian
Prince
Rupert's
final
grain
ship
of
the
season,
arrived
in
port
at
6
o'clcok
last
evening
from
North
StrMds,
England,
and
immediately
took
up
her
berth
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Peol
elevator
where
she
will
load
a
full
oaryo
(or
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent,
clearing
out
Pcueaiiy
au
ute
gram
Wt
in
the
local
"pecieo
to
saan
.ajkflusg
the
ship
'tomorrow
morning,
as
wtU
probably
be
,MdJ
to
all
by
Saturday,
(
The
Ar.glo-Peruvian
left
Horth
Shields
Jun
Oaptl
Jfcn
W.
Eno
is
in
command
and
there
lav
crew
of
38
man.
Of
428
feet
In
length.
SB
ft.
beam
and
36
ft.
deep,
the
Anglo-Peruvian
Is
already
mostly
lined.
3hc
is
of
3,331
tea
register
and
la
owned
by
the
Nitrate
rVcducera
Company
Ltd.'
of
London,
''ipnglatkd'
:
HOTKL
AltitlVAI-H
v.,
1T11KT
llirprrt"
P.
Winning,
Mr.
L.
M.
Burrows,
J.
E.
Btepheneon,
II.O.
Wilcox.
M.
Ksgnoff.
H.
,SeHelmn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
8torey.
T.
Ksye,
J.
T.
C.
William
and
R.
W.
Hog-
$3H
FtatuM
Servic.
Iftc
Cmt
Brio
lit
mrvct
M.
S.Whlttler,
Juneau,
C.
M.
Mcln
tyre,
Anyox,
Alfred
J.
Mats,
Chllkoot.
Barracks,
T;
W
Falconer,
Alice
Arm,
O.
H.
Get,
Port
Edwards,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ar
thur
Wlckman,
Seattle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A,
E.
Qlttens,
C.N.R..
It.
Brealy,
New
Westminster
J.
R.
Morgan,
BuMeVale.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Knitter.
St.
Louis.
MO
J.
Wagner.
Vnnarsdal.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Arthur
Wlckman.
Seattle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Van
Gilbert
and
son.
Chicago,
L.
P.
Oagne
an.d
H.
MoLeod,
C.N.R.,
J.
M.
Oraham;
Port
Simpson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
U
Q.
Donald,
Regius,
J.
Toltermann
Edmonton,
A.
Anderson.
'city,
C.
Bour-
que,
Blllmor,
P.
Dupols,
and
D.
Tew-
frey.
Vancouver.
'
Savoy
II.
B.
James,
Amsbury,
J.
Evans,
Stewart,
J.
A.
Murray,
H.
Malby,
C.
Ka-
lvarson,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Brans.
Prince
Rupert.
John
Anderson,
Oona
River.
Mr.
H.
O.
Hansen,
Kaysport,
J
LJoJt.
New
Hazelton.
PRINCE
GEORGE
With
six
small
polls
to
hear
from,
last
reports
on
the
provincial
election
In
Fort
George
.riding
gave
P.
P.
Burden
Conservative
candidate
a
majority
of
U9
over
H.
J.
Perry,
M.L.A.,
the
total
ote
being
1427
for
Burden
ana
1366
or
Perry.
Prince
George,
the
Urges!
poll
in
the
riding
gave
Burden
517
vetes
and
Perry
474.
The
Cjue&la
Lake
Rod
&
Oun
Club
ia
ulldrng
a
tfabboute
at
Clucula
Lake
which
will
accomodate
fifty
anglers
at
a
time.
Rev.
TVS.
DsPencler.
Anglican
Church
dergymL'
here,
coadueted
services
at
Woodpecker
yesterday.
-
St.
MIthaeTa
Anglican
Church
here
is
undergoing
extesstVf
enlargement
and
interior
deoratlon.
Jacob
Lelta
IT
receiving
compliment
upon
a
fine
garden
which
be
ha
made
adjacent
to
his
bud
neat
premises.
The
Prince.
George
school
board
held
a
special
meeting
last
Thursday
night
to
ceneMer
important
bustaaas.
Aid.
Alex
Moffatt
who
ha
been
re
ceiving
medical
treatment
in
hospital
at
Edmonton,
returned
heme
last
week
much
improved
in
health.
INDIANAPOLIS
PARTY
ON
WAY
NORTH
TODAY
Prominent
(!rup
of
HnslneM
and
Pri-
fpMlonal
Mm
Abuaril
ITliirr
AL.x
Among
the
pesastigne
going
north
aboard
tne
steamer
Princess
Alice
this
morning
was
a
Quill
tour
party
consist
ing
of
thirty-flee
prominent
business
snd
profcs!otMl
men
from
Indianapolis
inaiana,
and
tneir
.
wives
ana
mentis,
who
will
make
the
round
trip
to
Bkag-
way,
return1
ng
south
en
Saturday.
Tne
par,
u
in
coarge
oj
.
ku.ii.
nisww
P-rier
axea
e
naianapoiui.
ior
snoijwa
Ton
Truek,
Chassis
only,
Pannsylvanta
RftUread,
arid
Includes
C,
L
Kirk,
pretklent
of
the
Ottlcefu
Oas
Co..
FranklM''
Vonaegut.
'prominent
hardware
dealer,
John
J.
Btarkweil,
un
dertaker,
etc,
Glacier
National
Park
'"
Mil
5
7
1
iC-
V
a
tted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTED
WANTED.
Second
hand
baby
carriage
-
In
good
condition,
light
weight
and
large
wheels
desired.
Phone
Miss
Dibb
at
Oeneral
Hospital
before
noon.
171
exoaVatino
wanted
rock
or
any
kind,
by
'
day
or
by
contract.
E
Rosang.
183
GIRL
WANTED
for
"Good
Bat"
kitchen.
Phone
Black
TOO.
17
FOR
SAKE
FOR
SALE
FIRST
CLASS
ROOMING
house:
twenty-six
rooms
fully
furnished
and
in
good
condition.
Excellent
opportunity
for
a
couple.
Apply
T.
Mcqyaont.
U
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
MAY
BE
USED
IN
stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
be.
neath
esrpets
on
the
floer.
Get
special
price
on
,
larfe
quantities.
Dally
News.
TOU
SALE
LAUNCH
CJW8N,
POUR
Horsepower
aasthope
engine.
'
all
coMplete
and
in
good
rtamnlag
con
dition.
Apply
Pultee.
Daily
New,
tf
FOR
SALS.
Oflere
wanted
on
one
two-tan
Trail
lc
Truck;
and
one
one-ton
Ford
Truck.
Apply
T.
MoOy-mont.
tf
,
.
FOR
SALE
WALNUT
DINING
BOOM-
suite.
Phone
783.
ttl
FOR
RENT
1st
X3R
RENT.
CLAPPSRTON
HOUSE,
Ninth
Avenue
Baal
Rent
reasonable.
Apply
Clty
Treasurer.
City
Hall.
tt
OR
RBNT-
PIANOS.
PLAYIB-PIANOS,
Phonographs
'and
Sewing
Machine.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
POUR
roomed
apartnent
with
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
147.
u
TOR
RENT.
FOUR
ROOM
APART-
ment.
bet
water
heated.
Apply
Smith
dt
Mullett,
Ltd.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART.
menu.
Apply
Mueaallem
Grocery.
FOR
ItSNT.
FURNISHED
ROOMS:
alee
small
suite.
Phone
Green
884.
HOUSES
FOR
RENT
BSALE
HOUSE
NEAR
CATHOLIC
Church
at
W0.00;
818
sixth
Avenue
West
at
26
00.
Ninth
Avenue.
rooms,
115.00
and
another
tlo.no.
These
are
all
modern.
314
Sixth
Avenue
West
for
oale.
F.
W.
IIAUT
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
powi
Ton
Truck,
panel
body
..
le
00
effrter
type
lM.od
Ferd
4le4ter
deUvety,
1038.
good
condition
i-..
..,.,.
tlM.OQ
Oakland
Sedan,
1931,
four
wheel
lnn
MOO.OO
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
above
ears
k.iik.n
tiAitiai:
Phone
83.
AUCTION
SALE
Auction
Sale
will
be
held
on
Thursday
July
38
on
the
premises
at
383
Second
Avenue
at
3.30
pm.
House
and
Lot.
Double
barrelled
shotguns.
12
gauu.
Machinists'
Tools.
Anvils.
Gramophone.
And
miscellaneous
articles
must
be
sold.
GEO.
J.
DAWES.
Auctioneer
173
party:
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Riley
C.
Adams.
Miss
Martha
Adams,
J.
las
Sarah
T.
Adams,
iv-
f-i.
uaenman,
i.ia
Dtfplune
,
uindiey.
Mr.
and
Mr.
John,
J
iOiaek-
iwsll.
Miss
Mary
Dlackwell,
Miss
SB
race
I
CUelmell,
..Ml
Eadl
ttriUMleJbi
rMJlss
'
wsry
uwyer.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Poster,
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9
end
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Mrs.
H
C.
Hsnning,
William
II.
H
ahntne-.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
P.
lUnsman.
John
Horuff.
Mr.
and
Mr.
iYank
j.
Horuff,
I
Mr.
and
Mr.
C.
L.
Kirk,
Mr.
Caroline
Vnana
Bw.iui.
v
.....
...
.
wullli
MWtl
Grace
Rcrer.
Mr.
and
Mrs
R.
w.
Spiegel
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
W
Spenrer.
Miss
Bthel
Thompson.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs
Franklin
Von-neijut
und
Mfsd
Mary
C
Wars.
AdvertUs
In
Ths
Dally
Ntws
rou!70
'
Ton
TJZm.-r,'
Trm
Truck,
'
l'
new
.
visited
.u
In
he
h.
course
has
alreiidv
been
i
of
the
tour.
Following
are
the
members
of
the1
HERE
IS
SOMETHING
NEW
UNDER
THE
SUN:
The
Interior
of
the
newly-invented
portable
dome-shaped
solarium
or
nun-bath,
made
of
wire
meih
with
a
light
linen
surface.
Thi
.sun-bath
retains
the
ame
temperature
mornintf,
noon
and
night,
und
provides
the
beneficiaLra
violet
raj-3.
i
fiii
fjjjiy
!
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
SALVAGE
AM)
TOWING
Trlnce
Itupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
Ltd.
HAS
BAISnAIN'S
IN
OAS
HOtTS
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Sale
Agents
for
Basthope
Engines,
Coolldge
Propellers,
and
Tuxlube
Oil
Boat
of
all
deorrlpllon
for
t'hartrr
Halt
I-aVe
lrry.
Thone
Ml
SUMMER
ItRSOIiTS
IyKEI5E
HOTSIMMNGS
LODGE
NOW
OI'KS
1-tltfil.ST
IIOTSntlNGS
IX
CANADA
(Utala
Water)
Trout
Fishing
on
Lnkelse
take
now
open
flOnil
Aff
OMMOI1ATION
FOR
FISIHNO
I'AltTH.S
noon
jouMnoNB.
MaMfff,
lAkelse
Lake.
Terra.
D
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AUCTIONBBKH.
PKINtE
Rtrr.KT
Al'OTlOV
MART
Frdrrtl
lllwk
Furniture
of
sU
kinds
baughti
soM
or
exchanged.
CraUng
and
packing
dens.
Goods
sold
ea
CommtMton
G.
J.
DAWBS,
Aurlliinrer.
mam
f
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
Fawceet
Ranges.
Slmnwns'
Beds
and
Bedding
enelttding
the
Oetensnor
Mat-
trees.
Dining
Boom
Suite.
Bedroom
Suites,
gettetfltld
Suite.
Window
BUntf.
Unoleukt
and
Unoleum
Rug.
We
sen
4S
very
rsawnabte
prices
sff
It
will
pay
you
to
give
us
s
call
Watch
our
Window.
A.
MACKENZIE,
liirnlture.
I'liene
733
CHIROPRACTIC
it
it.
K.
F
KYOI.IXON
rhlrnpratlor
833
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appolntavent
new
Ua
Blui
86.
Residence
phone
Black
MS.
Acute
and
Chronic
nmnbH
fully
treated.
Established
1834
J!TMJRANTS
"oon
ictTs
cm:
Mrs.
Unger.
ProprletreM
Third
Avenue.
ntt
ft.w4'
Good
Horne-
Cooked
Meals
and
Heme
Baked
Bread
fpwlal
Chk
km
Mmirr
nvery
Hunilay
r.tening
from
S0.
STEAMSHIPMOYEMENTS
Fnr
Vnnromrr
Monoay
as.
iTine
Oeorge
....
4
pm.
lueeoay
as
CsUIa
(
pia
Wednesdayas.
Prlnoes
Louise
or
Charlotte
8pm
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Charles
.'
p
m
Ffldar-ea.
Princess
Royal
or
Alice
5
pjti
Satwdet
es
Cardene
7
m
8st.iruay
ss.
Ftl)ea
Louise.
viuiwiw
r
Alice
s
p.B1.
u
j
.
iTince
uupert
..
e
pm
July
11-es.
rtlne
John
am
July
34
at.
Prince
John
ajn
From
VnnroiiTfr
Sundayei.
Calais
4
pjn
nionoay
ss.
princes
Louise.
Monday
asTTrtnte
Cnarfes
11
in
.
WMmkim.
pr.
xiMit
io
so
4jnr,r8v5Wvtfwhrr
Friday
es.
Oardena
FrMay
at.
Princeas
toulse.
viianunc
or
AIIOB
R
an
Frldays.
Prince
nupert
1030
ajn!
Friday--.
Princess
Royal
4
om
rnncc
jonn
pjn
Rltrr-
gundl,
8
D.m.
Prldsy
Oardena
,
m
From
Port
Wmpwn
and
Nnn
Itlvrr
Tuesday-.
Catsla
H
30
a.m.
Saturday-
.
Cardeiia
0
mm
lor
Anyox
niul
8lfwnrl
Bundiy-M.
Citala
8pm.
Lot
and
Found,4e
Monday--.
Pm,,,
Prlday
as.
Pr:m.
I'roni
Anyex
and
st
Tuetday
as.
Ciu..,
Thursday
ss
Pr.i.
Saturday
as
Pr
i,
.
I'r
Norlli
(uren
Charl!'
Mondays
as.
Prin-e
Item
North
(Jueen
th,r
Thursday--.
Prun-
Fur
Mouth
(Jueen
rii.ui,
July
16-
a.
Ptiiic.
;
July
Jo-
as.
Prln
1
:
August
13
ss.
Pr.i
)
August
27
es
Prn.
0
September
10-
-sn
1
From
South
()uern
Cli:,
July
11--.
Prliu?
1
July
26
-.
Prin.
August
8
a.
Prim.
August
3S
as.
Prut
September
8
es.
Pr.
lur
AUka
Monday-.
Pri::
,
Charlotte
or
Al
Wednesday
es.
Pr
n
,
PYldsy
us.
Priii'
Chariot
'e
or
A,
Itnra
Alk
Monday
m.
Pthk
Wednesday
as
Pi
.
Chsrlotte
or
Al:
Saturday
a
Pnr
Charlotte
or
Allr.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
llBr.lJie
rt-
Mondaiu.
Wedoeschv
ctos
Itwn
the
lkil
Monday.
Wed
net.
d
mall
due
T
Vaaruuvrr
"urdayi
.
Mondays
..
Toe4av
.
.
.
WeilneMtays
...
Thursdays
Saturday
Saturdays
Saturdays
I'rnm
VsiimiivfV-
Sunday
Mondays
Wednesdsyt
Fridays
Saturdays
For
Anjiu
ami
Mr;ir
Sunday
pi
Mondays
Frtdsys
Frwi
AnjHX
and
flu
Tussdsys
Thurwtays
Saturdays
To
Nsss
Itlvrr
Points
frlday
Ff9m
Nsss
niter
Pnln:s-
Saturdays
Tn
tlxika
Point
Mondays
Aldsye
lYnm
Aljk.i
Points
Wedneaslaya
Ssturdayt
To
North
tjurrn
Chariot'
Monday
lYpni
Norlh
tjuren
Clun
Thumdays
lr
Huitlh
queen
C'harlotf
July
16,
30.
Aim
n
I'roni
Hnuth
IJnrrn
li:ii
July
11.
38.
Aur
m
6
1
IT-.;,
.w.v
11.
1
1
r,
Tinv
't
llil
inf.i
e
"i""'
,
it
1
Graham
Si
t'Ua
Ave
Ut
Av.
At
I
th
St.
th
Ave.
tt
fulton
St
8th
Ave.
As
Thompmi
llth
Ave.
At
Sherbrooko
I
lth
Ave.
At
Oonrnil
6th
Ave.
As
Hays
Cow
6th
Ave.
As
Hays
Cove
8th
Ave.
tt
Cotton
St
8th
Ave.
At
Green
St
id
th,Ave
ft
McBrldc
8t
Piov.
Oovt.
nuildlnR
OTP.
station
M
N
Jnd
Ave.
At
2nd
St
3rd
Ave.
tt
Fulton
at
.
3rd
Ave.
8th
St
.
8undye
One
collect
u
p.m
collection.
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
the
liit
Dully
except
Sunday
'
I'roni
I
lie
11
Dilly
except
Tuesday
"