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Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Street
VE
GiVY0u(
COAL
15
PICKED)
NOT
HOT
We
pass
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
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
111
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
onough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Geldbloom.
Just
bow
we
want-mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose-our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot,
wire
m
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
"Pembina
Peerless
Em
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
.Alberta
Sootlew
Egg
$12.00
'Alberta
Lump
......
Jl.TM
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransIer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
MILK
-:-
PRICE
MKRecluced
to
12
pint
for
1.00
7
quart
Tor
$1.00
12
pint
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mel
I
ride
Street
Ktora
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairv
-
11th
St.
Telephone
'i57.
TERRACE
HIGH
PUTSONPLAY
it
Pays
to
Advertise"
Proved
Great
Success
on
Friday
Evening
TERRACE.
Jan.
18
Terrace
residents
wore
given
a
real
treat
an
Friday
evening
In
the
presentation
of
the
popular
hree
act
farce
"It
Pay
to
Advertise,"
ut
on
by
the
Terrace
High
School
pupils,
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
c.
R.
OUbert
sad
Miss
Elderkln.
.
It
was
the
first
appearance
of
any
of
the
oast
;
behind
the
footlights
and
they
are
to,
je
highly
commended
on
the
high
I
character
of
the
acting
displayed.
The
ngthy
and
difficult
parts
taken
by
Miss
Nora
Seamen
as
the
matter
-of
-
act
business
woman;
by
Miss
Nora
Wilson
as
the
spurious
French
Coun-
,esa:
of
Was
Fanny
McLaren
in
the
.nascullne
roll
of
Advertising
expert:
of
.
rank
Hipp
as
a
gouty
old
financier;
nd
of
Alva
Moore
as
the
unbusinesslike
son,
deserve
special
mention.
The
Misses
Bessie
Moore
and
Elliott
Head
appeared
in
masculine
rolls
and
these
as
well
as
all
the
other
characters
carried
through
their
parts
with
great
credit.
The
cast
was
as
follows:
Mary
Grayson
Nora
Seamen
Johnston
August
Lips
Countess
de
Beaurien
....Mary
Wilson
Rodney
Martin
Alva
Moore'
Cyrus
Martin
Frank
Hipp
Ambrose
Peel
Fanny
McLaren
Oeorge
Smith
Sydney
nanhaner
Marie
Kathleen
Burnett
Miss
Burke
Evelyn
Thomas
Donald
Mechesn
.
.
.Eher
ateOonaell
Bllery
Clarke
Elliott
Head
harlee
Bronaon
Beetle
Moore
Appreciation
of
the
capable
and
un-
Irlng
efforts
of
Mrs.
Gilbert
as
director
was
voiced
by
Alva
Moore,
between
acta.
There
was
a
large
crowd
present
In
3.W.V.A.
hall
and
the
door
receipt
were
slightly
over
one
hundred
dollars,
rhe
play
was
put
on
In
aid
of
basket
ball
fund
and
arrangements
are
already
under
way
far
the
local
high
sencot
(iris
team
to
visit
feral
thers
at
the
nd
of
the
month
for
a
competitive
game
with
the
girls'
team
of
the
ln-
erlor
town.
SIMPSON
GIRL
WINS
MEDALS
Mis
Minnie
Wesley
of
Port
Simpson
Took
first
Priie
for
Canada
in
Confederation
KaMay
Contest
,
Word
ha
been
received
In
the
elty
hat
Miss
Mtnni
Wealey.
s
Fort
Slmp-J
on
inaian
siuoem
at
ooquaieetaa
m-
Utute.
Ssrdls.
won
the
god
medal
tor
the
bast
essay
from
a
native
pupil
,
In
'ruttte
iot
(ebmion
rnond
Jubilee
of
Confederation.
The
essay,
which
was
written
last
June,
was
-n
"Tle
Place
of
Confederation
In
the
lfc
of
Canada."
Mist
Wesley
won
the
liver
medal
for
British
Columbia
aa
veil
aa
the
gold
medal
for
Canada.
4ev.
Oeorge
H.
Raley.
principal
of
the
Ooqualeetra
Institute,
has
received
the
gold
and
silver
medals
for
Mlas
Wesley
from
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
is
well
an
a
congratulatory
letter
from
'Jbe
head
of
the
department
and
the
medals
will
be
presentrd
at
a
school
ratherlng
to
be
held
shortly.
The
jcaclier
of
the
winning
scholar
will
also
ie
prenenteU
Willi
a
medal.
Miss
Wesley
in
in
her
third
year
at
he
Institute
ami
expects
to
nia'rlrulalr
n
the
summer
of
1B29
She
Is
a
bright
tudent
and
has
a
gift
tor
muni'-,
isk-ng
the
exsmlnationa
of
the
Royal
Aca-lemy
from
time
to
time
and
paisltiK
vlth
honors.
Scholars
from
aeventy-'our
Industrial
Institutes
and
some
$60
Indian
day
schools
were
Invited
o
ake
part
In
the
essay
comiM-titKm
which
Miss
Wesley
won.
PRINCE
QEQRGE
The
five
lbiWf
elder
eWZ
whjch
have
kept
a
nii.iiber
nf
local
merrhunta
Jancing
attendanee
at
'he
police
court
for
more
than
two
month,
were
disposed
of
last
week
when
Magistrate
N
P
Moran
decided
that,
by
reason
of
a
defect
in
the
handling
of
the
cane,
by
that
police,
that
the
conviction
would
not
be
sustained
In
the
higher
courts
and.
therefore,
dlvmUaed
them
nil
The
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
has
sgalo
gone
on
record
urging
that
the
provincial
government,
In
event
ol
failure
to
sell
the
road,
should
complete
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
to
Prince
George.
It
la
suggested
that
the
government
should
take
advantage
of
the
present
sentiment
In
favor
of
building
into
the
Peace
River.
Alt.
Wimbles
and
W.
J.
Pitman
was
elected
school
trustees
at
tlie
nuiutalpal
election
here
last
wees;.
Prince
-George
has
enjoyed
very
mild
weatlier
during
the
past
week,
Uw
thermometer
descending
to
below
aeri,
only
once.
The
olty
oouneU
Is
grvlng
notice
tr
the
local
telephone
company
that
It
wUl
.not
allow
recent
advances
charge
which
were
made,
The
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
has
elected
offloer
for
the
year
at
fol
lows:
honorary
president,
F.
J.
Olaxton:
president.
William
Coop:
first
vlce-pre-
ldent.
H.
B.
Guest;
second
vloe-presi
dent.
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward:
aeeretary
treas
urer.
J.
O.
Wilson;
auditor,
W.
L.
Horns
by:
council.
Alex
Moffatt.
F.
A.
Matne-
son.
C.
A.
Payne.
M.
8.
Morrcll.
W.
L
Armstrong,
B.
A.
Renwtck,
John
Mcln
nls.
W.
L.
Hughes
and
C.
C.
Reld.
he
Prince
George
public
library
if
weking
donations
of
children's
books.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
loca
Anglican
Church
has
elected
officers
s
cllow
:
honorary
president,
Mrs.
Defender;
president,
Mrs.
O.
C.
Perkins:
I
w
president,
Mrs.
S.
J.
Newman:
?cond
vice-president,
Mrs.
II.
O
Perry:
secretary.
Mrs.
Arthur
Dixon:
treasurer
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacOallum;
leaflet
secretary
Mlas
Douglas:
Draper
partner.
Miss
Blx-ley.
The
Prince
Oeorge
Construction
Co.
Is
making
repairs
ant!
alterations
to
the
business
premises
at
the
corner
o'.
Third
Avenue
and
Quebec
Street
which
are
owned
by
Jacob
Lelth.
E.
Forfar,
pioneer
of
Northern
British
Columbia,
who
now
operates
a
larg-hotel
at
Port
St.
James,
has
been
r
visitor
in
Prince
George
during
the
past
tk.
-Samuel
McLellan
and
W.
Bousefleld
who
were
rather
badly
hurt
In
the
resent
collapse
of
a
mill
building
at
Willow
Blver.
are
making
good
recovery
at
the
Prince
Oeorge
Hospital
under
the
csre
of
Dr.
Carl
Swart.
-
Jacob
Lalth.
whose
son
Edward
Is
putting
in
his
Unal
year
in
Manitoba
University
at
Winnipeg,
has
received
word
that
the
boy
passed
Uw
Christ
mas
eaamlMslana
with
aaceptlonally
high
standing.
At
sale
of
400
AW
feet
of
logs
held
by
Si
ertff
Peter
to
satisfy
claims
ol
creditor
ol
be
laah
Btifcfctftg
M.
Art
lot
was
bought
In
bf
baroe
I.yle
and
Austins
Ltd.,
for
-tl
per
thousand
Word
was
wesvat1
last
week
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
BenJaiAln
4orby
that
their
fUaesn
yaar
oM
seat
t4
en
killed
In
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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CO
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OOT
THERE-tlR,ANO
v
DryCIeaning
COY
THAY-b
WAtTIIM'
FOUND
&Jf
WP.LL-IF
XOO
DON'T
-
OOT
IN
THE
HALL
TO
THAT
HE.
WAb
A
MMS
WANT
TO
OFFEND
Q
a
XfO
An
OLD
FRIEND
OF
MINE
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WM-I'LL
TELL
HIM-
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at
AMD
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LIKE
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kto
n
t-tv.
.
Vancouver
rnces
Most
Modern
Drycleaning
Plant
In
City
I
W.
re-etcated
and
C.'C
Reld
To
Prepare
attending
school
V.
D.
Taylor
has
put
up
a
cup
for
local
hockey
competition
while
Mayor
Patterson
has
presented
medals.
M.
E.
Harper,
local
auctioneer,
announces
his
Intention
of
retiring
from
justness
here.
NEW
HAZELTON
St.
Peter's
Anglican
congregation
at
lazelton
has
elected
omcera
as
follows
or
the
year:
rector's
warden.
E.
R.
Cos:
eople's
wanton.
W.
W.
Anderson;
vea-ry,
Douglaa
Lay,
8.
J.
Wins
by.
a.
Dun-tate.
Mrs.
Sealy,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Wrlnch.
sirs.
Hogan,
Mrs.
E.
R.
Cox
and
Capt.
Uulraw
Moore;
lay
delegates.
B.
S.
argen'
Mrs.
Sealy.
Mrs.
James
Proctor:
'.
Dungate
and
Mrs.
Hogan.
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor
has
been
laid
up
ar
the
past
week
with
a
severe
cold
iut
he
was
able
to
take
services
In
St.
"eter's
church
yesterday.
W.
J.
Larkworthy
left
last
week
on
i
trip
east
and
will
be
away
for
several
veeks.
The
board
of
directors
of
the
Haael-on
Hospital
met
Tuesday
night
at
the
'orne
of
8.
J.
Winaby
to
make
ptepar-lUsns
for
the
annual
patrons'
meeting
hlch
will
be
bald
on
Monday
night
of
ast
week.
Mrs.
Mathelaon.
lady
superintendent
t
the
Haaelton
Hospital,
returned
last
eek
after
a
trip
south
In
the
course
f
which
she
underwent
an
operation
a
Vancouver
as
a
srsult
of
wblch
her
'talth
Is
tiow
greatly
Improved
The
home
of
Douglas
Lay,
resident
.liuing
engineer,
has
been
practically
.larooned
all
week
as
a
result
of
the
hsw
melting
the
heavy
snowfall
Into
.'ater.
W.
W.
Anderson
bas
been
suffering
vlth
a
severe
cold
during
the
past
week.
SKIDEGiVTE
Ike
Martin,
forest
rangfr,
made
a
lying
trip
to
the
Imperial
Oil
station
o
take
on
fuel
for
the
forestry
boat.
Smbree.
No
damage
was
done
by
the
big
'term
that
swept
Skldegate
Inlet
last
week.
Ben
Roberts,
logger,
came
down
from
"'art
Clements
and
Is
looking
over
the
I
robe
r
in
this
neighborhood.
MUNICIPAL
CONTEST
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE
Aid.
Wleland
ami
A
I.I.
ITeoer
He-elm
l
With
r.
(
Reld.
w
Member
.
,
nf
Council
.11
PRRft-S
OBOflOB.
Jan.
16
-
In
the
nunielpBl
elertlona
here
last
Mayor!
Altou-idCr
M.
Ffettenion
was
re-
lacted
by
acr-lamatlon.
AM.
Payi
Wleland
and
Ald
D.
Pilgrimage
William
O'Dwyer.
prrsident
of
the
Mayo
Men's
Aaooiatlon
of
New
Vork.
embarkinir
with
his
wife
recently
on
the
Cu
Harder
Seythia,
bound
for
Ireland
where
he
will
make
way
for
a
pilgrimage
from
the
United
States
in
July
to
roach
Patrick,
the
mountain
from
whence
St.
Patrick
Is
supposed
to
have
driven
all
the
snakes
out
of
Ireland.
It
ia
expected
thnt
hundreds
of
Irish
doecendants
will
join
the
excursion,
which
each
year
involves
ascending
the
mountain
on
foot,
part
of
the
three-hour
climb
being
done
without
shoes
or
stocking!.
The
last
Sunday
in
July
is
the
dttt
sst
for
the
ceremonies.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
was
elected
to
succeed
Aid.
Kennedy
,
who
had
decided
not
to
seek
re-election.
M.
8.
Buchanan
was
defeated
at
the
sl-dermanlc
poll.
School
Trustees
W.
J.
Pitman
and
Alex.
Wimble
were
both
re-elected
by
aoolamatlon.
HOT
fWrhQVQ
in
COUNTY
COURT
Seven
Actions
for
Hearing
by
Judge
F.
McII.
Youni;
During
Month
of
January
The
County
Court
list
before
Judge
P.
McB.
Young
for
the
month
of
January
Is
as
follows:
B.
Brynlldsen
and
Son,
vs.
Qua
Bgan
et
al.
M1S.3&.
Patmore
it
Fulton
for
plaintiffs.
Williams,
Manson
at
Oonaales
or
defeodanu,
stands.
W.
J.
Crawford
vs.
Northland
Mining
Co.
et
al,
MOT,
R.
W.
Kennedy
for
plaintiff,
dependant
in
person,
stands.
Rawlmgs
H.
Carter
vs.
H
A.
McLean.
-201
-60,
Williams.
Manson
Oonaales
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
Fulton
for
defen-Jant,
January
23.
a.
H.
Ritchie
vs.
Arthur
Oswald
et
.1.
1500.
Sutherland
t
Sutherland
for
.'aiiitlff.
Patmor
li
Fulton
for
defendants,
stsnds.
J.
W.
Collier
vs
Cnrporatlon
of
the
City
of
Pnnoe
Rupert.
asasJS,
Patmore
A
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
E
F.
Jonea
for
defendant.
January
38.
Dudoward
vs.
Flewln.
stands.
Rex.
vs.
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
(sp-:eaU.
stands.
SPORT
CHAT
With
men's
and
ladies'
whist
reopen
-ng.
the
coming
week
will
have
seen
re-imptlon
of
all
Indoor
ports
followtng
-he
Chnatmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
Events
scheduleu
for
the
weak
re
as
follows:
Jonday
(tonight)
Cribbaae
League:
Cold
storage
vs.
Native
Sons
ef
Canada:
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Na
tional
Mechanics;
St.
Andrew's
vs
Prince
Rupert
Hotel:
Canadian
Na
tional
Operators
vs.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge:
New
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Can
.
ad
Ian
Legion:
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Grotto
Anglican
Cathedral
open
badminton
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Btniard:
Maple
vs.
Grand
Terminal.
Vnakatball:
Junior
Lmutu.
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High
School
vs.
Elevator:
Senior
League.
Elk
vs.
Giand
Terminals.
Wednesday
Cathedral
badminton,
all
semi-finals
and
finals.
Thursday
-
Men's
Whist:
Grotto
Moose;
Seal
Cove
vs.
Native
Sons
of
Csnsds;
Oddfellows
va.
St.
Andrews;
St.
qeorge's
Society
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias.
Friday--Billiards:
Orotij
vs
Oyro
Club
Basketball:
Ladles'
League.
Drill
Team
va.
High
SchObi;
Intermediate
League,
Elevator
v
Big
Four:
Senior
League
Grand
lYrmlmiU
vs
Native
Sons
of
C.wiadn
Basketball
league
standings
to
date
follow:
Menlor
league
W.
D
l
Pt.
Native
Sons
...
7
1
is
Elks
3
1
5
Terminal"
3
0
4
iHtermnllale
Inline
High
School
g
o
13
Big
Four
5
0
10
Elevator
I
o
8
I
.ail
If'
League
High
School
a
o
10
Drill
Team
....
1
0
3
Junior
I
.rogue
Tusl
Doya
5
0
10
Start
o
0
0
Harold
Brown,
general
manager
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
of
British
Columbia'
ha
left
Vancouver
for
New
York
I
where
he
will
meet
Mrs.
nrt
wn
who
is
i
ret
urn
lug
from
a
trip
to
England.
I
During
the
absence
of
Mr.
Brown,
A.
L.
I
Clements.
altant
general
manager.
I
In
charge
of
Union
Steamship
Co.
af-i
fairs
at
Vancouver.
High
High
Low
High
Low
High
High
tow
Hluh
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WANTKD
1X3
RENT
OR
PURCHASE
Six
or
seven
roomed
house.
Apply
Box
03.
Dally
News
Office.
13
OIRL
WANTCD
TO
DO
LI
OUT
Housekeeping.
Apply
Mrs
H.
B.
Rochester.
Uth
Street.
Phone
Red
316.
F0K
SALE
FOR
SALE
FIVK
H
P.
PALMER
ZN-glne,
Atwater-Kent
Ignition,
first
-class
condition.
Olea-Putnaaa
dutch;
inch
and
quarter
bronze
shaft.
Palmer
wheel;
30
gallon
gas
tank.
Price
agflO.OO.
Apply
Chas.
Lord.
Port
Simpson.
B.C.
II
FOR
SALE.
MODERN
SEVEN
ROOMED
bouse
with
basement.
Two
its.
Handy
to
dry
dock
and
sawmill.
Apply
A.
Akerberg.
Phone
Red
333.
18
FOR
SALE
-SECOND
HAND
CARPET
In
good
condition.
16
ft.
by
11
ft.
Apply
Daily
News.
tf
FOR
SALE.
OLD
NEWSPAPER.
Two
largo
bundles
for
36c.
tf
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
POUR
ROOMED
HOUSE.
fully
modern:
splendid
marine
view;
Fifth
Avenue
W.
Apply
Theo
Collart
Ltd.
"OR
RENT.
ROOMS
WTTH
OB
WTTH-
out
board.
Central
location.
Phone
Blue
IIS.
tf
H0U8
FOR
RENT
8
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munrq
Bros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
Apply
US
Fourth
Ave.
Bast.
FOUND
FOUND.
PAH
DARK
RIMMED
OLAS-
srs
in
vicinity
of
Seal
Cove.
Apply
Dally
Newt
Office.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
4.
Zl'MKKIirt
General
Handy
Man
Furnace
a4
Stove
Oeaeed
and
Re
paired.
OMmnle
Swept.
Oemettry
Plots
Cared
For.
Phone
Tied
843.
Prmoe
Rupert.
B
o.
lUaMTIKE
AMI
It
AMIES
WE
HAVE
IN
STOOK
BEDS.
SPRINOS.!
mattress.
Unaleum
and
Unolensn
rugs,
oarpe.
window
blinds,
curtain
rods,
curtain
goods
and
drape,
dining
room
suites
chesterfield
suites,
chairs,
tables,
floor
lamps,
blankets,
sheets,
bed-
sprvaaa.
quilts,
rang,
akuttlea.
kit-
-
not.
araoem.
All
If
good.
a:
MACKENZIE.
Furniture.
Pnope
TKJ.
tN:
SKCON'O
11
AMI
I
I
RMTI
RE
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged.
Player
Piano
and
Two
Oaah
Registers
In
stock.
PAPAIIOPl'LOS
A
M
Alt
AS
!
Third
Ave.
Phone
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TIDES
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Lott
and
Found,
4c
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
t'ur
Vancouver
Tuesday
,
Camosun
Prtday-ea.
Prince
Rup
r-Saturday
as.
Garden
ul
ei.
Princess
Beatrice
i
Jan.
4
Prlneeas
Xlar
Jan.
IS
aa.
Princess
al
.
,
I'rom
Vancouter
Sunday
aa.
Otmosun
.
i
Weuneadty
aa.
Pr.
Rupert
:
Saturday,
as.
Card
ens
.
Saturday
at.
Princeet
Bet'
dan.
14
aa.
Princes
M;
Jan.
M
as
Princess
Man
For
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
nhfr-
Dunoay
m.
uamoaun
...
ii
lom
Port
fllmpson
and
Nasi
Rlm-Tueaday
M.
Oamosun
.
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v
i.
for
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and
Meaart
8tndy
as.
Oamosun
...
,
Wednesday
at.
Prince
Ruper'
I
rum
o
and
Mraart
Tuesday
sa.
Camosun
...
i
!
ul
Friday
.
Prince
Rupert
Per
ltieen
Chsrleflrs
gas.
14
as.
Prlnee
Jehu
Jan.
38
as.
Prlnee
John
tYom
Queen
Ctiarlotlre
Jan.
11
a.
Prince
John
Jan.
38
as.
Prince
John
Par
Alaska
Jan.
14.
at.
Prtaeest
Man
Jan.
3S
at.
Princes
Msry
I'rom
Alaska-
Jan.
4-
sa.
Princess
Msry
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st.
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MAIL
MHEDULE
JANUARY,
lil
For
the
East
Monday.
Wednesdtyt.
Ssturda
efMe
to
ul
Irnai
the
Kasl
TUesdsy.
Tnutdy
and
Bunds
nil
du
3.SC
III
To
Vanroot
Tueidsyi
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Saturday
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Wedneiul.
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8
and
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Wednesdays
to
sow
Saturdays
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Jan
14.
38.
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vi
dart
vm
pa
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points
Sunday
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mall
due
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AMoks
Points
Jan.
14
and
28.
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Jan.
14
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queen
Charlotte
Inland
Point
-
Jan.
44
and
ts.
From
tjiieert
rhurlotte
Mind
F"ln'l
Jan.
13
and
38.
CM
TRAINS
For
the
Ens-
Monday,
Wednesdays,
and
s"
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at
1140-
am.
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the
F.stl-
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Thursdays,
and
m
at
3.30
p
m.
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of
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that
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1937.
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me
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8rd
day
of
January,
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parties
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fui7l.
10
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th
amouiii
indebted
riess
to
me
forthwith
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