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F0U2
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By
George
McMopi,s
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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OEfWY
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SUPPOSED
TO
BE
LORD
WITH-MACCIE-
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THE
POUCENfiN
I
I'M
GOING
TO
LT
THE
HOUSE
IT
HEL
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CAME
OVER
A
FEVJ
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Pf?ONT
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CURIOUS
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5JHKn
OF
THE
HOUSE?
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TOO
CLO
J&Td
MLTN'OU
AT
THE
QUBOON
CLUB
AN'
INVITED
:
H&LPUS
WHEM
IF
THEY
SfcS.JE.ixXN
Wall
LORD
Board
YOU
OUT
TO
MY
HOUSE
H
ARRIVED
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MEAN
BACK
To
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13'
C?TFI
Ml
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ensures
a
lifetime
of
satisfaction
JAIUFOR
Hi
rVj
j
A
BIG
HIT
when
used
for
walls
With
ra
sa-vsi
wrr
Alien
Wr-aar-
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.
.
.
.
,
and
ceilings;
fits
true
and
t
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at
ft
II
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MACClE
stand
firm
during
the
life
of
the
building.
i
TTlfY
4
'
CRACK
1
i
Wont
CKUHRLE
WAR!'
IJURN
or
IIJSIRWEAR
OUT
Is
damp-proof,
vermin-proof
and
a
perfect
insulator,
ensuring
cool
in
summer
and
warmth
in
winter.
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Roofing
(alvnnized
Roofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughing
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Stove
Pipe
and
Klliows
Metal
Roofs
and
Siding
Phone
340
IIox
-1(57
Trappers!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
toy-ote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kind,
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
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
If
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers
Friend."
Second
Avenue
FISHERMEN
!
for
Pumpernickel
Bread
Rye
Crisp
and
other
Rreadx,
come
to
The
Ruperl
Bakery
Baked
in
an
oven,
heated
by
oil
which
insures
a
well
baked
loaf
and
one
that
will
stay
moist.
Phone
C
13
J.
Garon
1
C.
Riggert
Proprietors
World'8
Record
Strains
BABY
CHICKS
and
HATCHING
EGGS
from
pens
of
U.O.P.
Poultry
DreeffeW
JtsS'n.
or
TTCTnirds
with
Official
Records
urjdor'
Government
Inspection,
White
and
Brown
Leghorns,
Barred
Rocks,
R.I.
Reds,
Wyandottes,
Buff
Orpington,
fllck
Mlnorcaa,
Blqe
Andalusian
Order
Now.
Reasonable
Prices.
For
Price
List
write
Secretary,
Prof.
Lloyd,
University
of
B.C.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
SERMON
DEALT
VICE
QUESTION
trlct
with
headquarters
in
Clinton.
to
traffic
until
the
frost
u
out
of
the
ground.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
P.
Woodward
left
a
the
first
of
the
week
for
Calgary
where
Mr.
Wood
war
1
will
take
over
the
mnn
agement
of
one
of
the
branched
ui
tlx
Bank
of
Montreal.
The
city
council
haa
been
arivtM-cl
that
the
local
telephone
eompony
l),i
been
reorganised,
that
new
director
have
been
elected
and
a
competent
man
will
be
engaged
10
take
el1.1r.40
:i
manager.
There
was
oonnidrrahie
dl-satU
faction
under
t!ic
old
telephone
nianacment.
Work
on
the
htghvayi
In
this
district
will
bv
under
way
"vltnin
two
wltn'
time
announces
Art
mr
Dixon,
district
eng
neer
for
the
prc:
ici
ii
dcp:u
.ntenr
of.
public
works.
A!'
Important
maos
In
thi
vicinity
of
Pri
i
aeorce
will
be
Riven
attention.
The
Central
B.C.
Teacheit'
Institute
haa
elected
ofnotra
aa
folio
r:
president,
T.
S.
Oarmlohael.
Prtnce
Oeorge;
vlce-prasident,
F.
O.
Cook,
Vanderheof:
secretary-treasurer,
Mrs.
L.
Martin.
Prince
Oeorge.
Murdoch
McLeod,
local
optician,
has
returned
to
Prince
Oeorge
from
u
trip
through
the
Kootenay
district.
The
Wamcn'
Hospital
AuxUlir
tild
a
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mr,
a.
C.
Perkins.
Third
Avenue
lost
week.
jr.
-
-
:
SMITIIERS
John
Carter
returned
last
week
from
Vancouver
where
he
made
settlen
en'
with
the
Workmen's
Compensation
KEY.
WALTER
ALLEN
DEALT
WITH
Board
In
the
ium
oi
81.000
ns
a
rea.il,
I'KORLEM
WHICH
I.CII
TCI
KE-
of
the
loss
of
his
thumb
In
an
iccl-CENT
TKAflEDY
dnt.
uut
evening
rv.
waiter
mien,
wool
Mrs.
J.
H.
Mclntyrev
entertained
t
was
relieving
for
the
day
for
Arch-
few
friends
at
bridge
ri
Tuesday
nignt
deacon
Bix.
referred
to
the
tragedy
The
prtae
winner
was
Mrs.
George
H.
which
had
oocurred
during
the
past
Hall.
,
week
and
to
the
causes
underlying
thai
.
restricted
district.
Industrialism
was!
Mrs.
E.
M.
SJalea
left
last
week
for
largely
to
blame
because
under
the
pre-
Prince
Oeorgs
whet
she
will
vu.t
sent
system
young
men
were
not
In
a
with
friends.
position
to
marry
early
as
had
txeni
the
custom
in
the
old
days.
Usually
j.
E.
Davidson,
who
has
been
engr.ied
man
was
thirty
before
he
felt
be
m
fannlns
near
Houston,
has
aold
h:.
could
take
keeping.
up
the
duties
of
house-
place
to
C.
Yoch
and
,has
taken
a
Mr.
Allen
deprecated
recourse
to
re
pression
but
believed
rather
in
giving
position
in
the
mines.
Returning
to
Kamloops
following
a
young
people
Information
which
would
visit
to
Winnipeg.
Claude
Orchard
Is
help
steer
them
clear
(
of
pitfalls
and
(
visiting
here
with
his
patents.
Mr.
ani
j
more
especially
the
remedy
was
relig-jMra.
George
Orchard,
jloua.
Repression
was
Ineffective.
The
j
duty
lay
witn
parents
and
members
or
a
variety
concert
was
Mid
in
the
church
to
see
that
the
young
peo-
.Bmlthers
Town
Hall
in,
aid
of
the
pie
were
properly
informed
and
that
building
fund
:r
the
Anglican
Church
they
were
brought
under
the
In-
Hall.
fluencea
which
would
keep
them
from
giving
way
to
their
natural
passions.
Ha
thought
the
churches
and
the
people
connected
with
them
should
provide
suitable
outlets
for
the
activities
of
the
young
people,
such
as
sports
and
games
and
not
let
sues)
things
be
managed
through
undesirable
agencies.
PRINCE
GEORGE
In
The
Letter
Box
H.ni()
rilAIKIlNfi
ANNOVANCn
There
was
an
impressive
funeral
service
at
the
chape)
of
th
B.C.
Under-,
taken
yesterday
afternoon
Tor
the
fata
Mrs.
Esther
Kill.'
vieUM
of
last
Tuesday
morning's
murder
afratr.
There
was
Brown,
William
Burken
and
Angus
Mr-Ivor
i
There
were
many
floral
tributes
including
pieoea
from
the
following:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anton
Moen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Swanson,
Mist
Marguerite
Durand,
Mia
Josephine
Case,
MIks
Laura
Darwin.
Miss
Dorclhy
Taylor.
Mr.
aiul
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mchmond,
A.
Friend.
M!is
Mahel
town.
li;is
Mabel
Harri.
Mi.-w
Clara
Brawn.
.flu
Dorothy
McLaren.
Miss
Carmen
Javls,
Miss
Irene
Ross.
Miss
Jennett
Burbey.
Mlas
Irene
Johnson.
Louis
Ross,
Miss
Molly
Morris.
Miss
Christie
Wold.
Mlas
Ida
Ramsey,
Msry,
Betty
and
Leitta.
Miss
Guthrie,
Mrs.
Hadne,
Mlas
Emily
Lawrence,
Mlaa
L.
Russell,
Miss
Mildred
Wallace,
Miss
Peggy
Munrd,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orvlk,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roi
Barnes.
Oeorge
Davis,
Miss
M.
Olbson.
Miss
Iveraon,
Mrs.
B.
Brown,
Mlaa
P.
Durant,
Mrs.
Melre,
Miss
Molly
Yates,
Mlas
R.
Oale.
Miss
Blanche
Hart,
Miss
Jean
Foster.
Mlas
Miller
and
Miss
Helen
Stewart.
FAMOUS
CROW
WAS
EXECUTED
CONVICTED
OF
ATTACKIXO
CHILD-URN
AND
Smtl.INO
(IDLE
lltl.LH
ON
LINKS
ST.
THOMAS.
April
33.
Jimmy,
the
city's
pet
crow,
is
now
in
the
obituary
notice.
He
was
sentenced
to
death
by
!
Magistrate
O.
F.
Maswell
after
an
ex-j
sited
motnof
Jeleboned
to
the
police
,
station
and
reported
that
the
crow
bad
Editor.
Dally
News.
;
attacked
her
attic
daughter
and
was
Radio
fans
have
been
greatly
dts-
pecking
at
the.
.child's
eyea.
turbed
by
what
appears
to
be
a
radio
i
The
complaint
was
the
culmination
Sergeant
H.
E.
Taylor,
who
has
been
charging
outfit
tor
the
paat
three
days,
of
several
of
a
'similar
nature
that
had
in
charge
or
the
Royal
Canadian
ln
chck
UP
ln
thu
c,tT
tb
annoy-!
been
received.
The
crow
was
captured
Mounted
Police
detachment
here
for
ance
atopped
at
exactly
3-35
yesterday
I
by
William
BalkwUl.
a
local
youth,
and
the
past
five
yearn,
has
been
ppolted
n'rn,a,1
,knu
reumod
at
9:M
last
j
executed
by
Sergeant
William
Kctcha-Indlan
Aaent
for
Williams
Lake
dls-
n,nt
'nll
Interference
renders
reeep-1
baugh
of
the
City
police
force,
the
of-
Uon
impossible
to
other
radio
users,
licer
administering
chloroform.
It
la
also
possible
that
some
reader
of!
Even
while
the
execution
was
taking
llama,
A.
H.
Brean.
John
Aesman.
Andy
pru-
"
"
WI"
Know
J
cnecx-
mug
eergvani
mhouiiii
irura
nn-
MUler,
R.
Blackburn.
William
Lockyer
ln
nu
cnargmg
period
oy
tne
times
r
oi
in
leu
nana,
wnicn
ne
aunaai
e
lare
concourse
Of
meurnsrs
and.
at
T'OIITY
'I'EHSONH
l')lkENT
AT
Ml'C
certain
Junctures
ot
th
service,
consld-
,
(
EWI'I
L
EVENT
ON
SATI'HDAY
.
eraUe
emotion
waa
dtaplayad.
Rav
J.
'
EVENING
.
ffrnaii,
pawuir
01
.Wi
pTiesowrian
,
,n
1
'
tilttreS.
"OfftlJWiKh'Srlif
Wrrl'failHr
'wi"''"The
annual
ban(uet
of
able
address.
W
Vninthan
Da
vies
tr-'-
Tfnnrrt
Billiard
A-ociatlon
took
place
.
J"
-
orsawutr
sided
at
the
organ
for
the
hy.iiii
In-
Sutinclay
night
in
the
Commodore
sons
were
present
and
the
event
proved
torment
followed
in
Fsrrvyw
Ceineterv
cif.
Hie
(e.iture
of
the
'evening
being
!
to
be
vary
successful.
The
chairman
rnd
pallbearers
were
Max
Hollbuner.
tl.e
presentntK.n
of
the
prises
won
dur-
,
was
John
Bulger,
president
of
the
Bll-Louls
Martin,
Clni:rte
V
Byrnes.
Joseph
ir.v
the
past
winter
season.
Forty
per-
j
Hard
League,
and
the
prizes
were
pre
Pliont
7
I'M',''
mess
r:;
...nRST
V-
KL
Un
ft
111.
16c
11
"
MacLAREN'S
MUSIC
HOUSE
KXCI.USIVK
IJRUNSWICK
DKAMSHS
E3
Third
Avenue
m
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
J2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advettiiement
taken
for
leu
than
SOc
WANTED
YOUNO
MARRIED
WOMAN
WANTS
work.
Private
family
preferred.
Apply
Box
100
Dally
News
Office.
(5
FOR
SAI.B
TOOLLSR
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
TON
boat,
fully
equipped
and
In
good
shape.
Roomy,
comfortable
cabin
arrangement:
take
'
your
family
trolling
with
you
this
summer.
Attractive
price.
.Write
Alvln
A
mess,
Wac-ker,
Alaska.
101
(
OLD
rarWSPAPSM
MAY
BE
USED
IN-
tead
or
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Get
special
price
on
large
quantities.
Dally
News.
F-OB
SALE.
SOME
OOOD
BUYS
IN
trolling
boats,
packers
and
seiners.
See
Field.
Wort
hern
Xarhaage,
Cow
Bay;
96
FOR
BALK
NEW
SPEED
BOAT:
35
miles
possible
with
Ford
engine.
A
snap.
Phone
B73
after
B
o'clock.
95
FOR
SALE.
PIANO:
HEATER
AND
Kitchen
4able.
Pncpe
Blue
678.
OR
SALS.
McCLARY
PORNACETTE
almost
new
Phone
Oraan
400.
M
V0H
HBNT
FOR
RENT.
HOUSE,
FIVE
ROOMS
and
bath:
newly
papered.
Oood
I
oca-kin.
934
Second
Avenue.
Phone
643.
FOR
RENT.
CLAPFCRTON
HOUSE.
Ninth
Avenue
last.
Rent,
reasonable
Apply
City
'Treasurer
City
Mall.
tf
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
onn
natn,
n
m
man
a
am
A
committee
conslstlna
of
D
O
Wll-
wu'J
news
la
unxnowingiy
me
cui-
puce
Jimmy
paiyea
a
last
prana,
grso-
ran
iwni
,
rumsriwwi
Phonographs
and
Sewing
-Walker's
Music
Store.
Machines,
tf
and
John
Hendenon
ha
been
mntl0DJ
Ana
would
oon-
oi
Mr
appoint-.
.
,
TOH
rbkt
FURNISHED
HOUSKKEEP-
ed
to
promote
better
feeling
between
the
fanner
of
the
district
and
mer
chant
of
town
and
Increase,
the
volume
of
their
trading
with
each
other.
Such
was
the
outcome
of
a
stormy
meeting
on
Monday
night.
N.
Oabrtele
of
the
London
Hotel
here
is
applying
for
a
bear
license.
Oeorge
Plynn
of
Pouce
Coupe
was
acquitted
by
Judge
Robertson
in
County
Court
on
a
charge
of
wounding
with
intent
to
main
a
lad
named
Thomas
Baxter.
The
officers
and
members
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
gave
an
enjoyable
dance
ln
their
hall
Friday
right.
j
Owing
to
tne
ttlnasa
of
Dr.
A.
H.
I&ayn.
bandtnattar.
It
ha
been
decided
jto
cancel
the
street
parade
It
was
planned
to
have
In
connection
with
lire
Prevention
Week.
The
oacasion
dll.
be
other)
paaervef.
The
Prince
Oeorge
golf
course
is
prepared
for
the
season
and
will
be
open
within
a
few
da;n.
The
Queanel
highway
has
bfei
clewed
m
a
great
oaneiic
upon
nis
ieiiow
.
id
ervw
was
wre
m
uk
noveitiea
u
radio
fans
If
he
would
cut
his
aerial
this
city
lor
early
two
years,
fro-j
Jb
d"'
wrt
ro0Btn,
to
disconnect
his
aerial
from
the
utor-
1
lng
the
summer
months
and
greatly
an-
jbqr
HUNT-
-MODERN
SEVEN
ROOM-
age
battery
when
charging
It.
F.
W.
CHANDLER.
MURDER
VICTIM
BURIED
SUNDAY
IMrilEhMVt
KEKVICE
J'OR
LATE
ES-111
KH
KIIJ.AH
moIeMMZKK
YEHTKRDAY
I
noying
goiters
oy
stealing
tne
naua
ana
j
amusing
himself
during
the
winter
i
months
by
riding
up
and
down
Talbot
Street
on
the
top
of
automobiles,
or
quarrelling
with
the
pigeons
in
the
,
church
belfrys.
Numerous
amateur
gar-I
deners
of
the
citi.
aa
wall
as
mothers,
iim
stSBsa
b
sw
sa
aM
sas
eeoawn
j
1
to
see
wnai
wss
at
tne
enas.
BILLIARD
ASS'N.
?SBA1UE
ed
stucco
house,
Blggar
Place.
Phone
Oreen
378.
at
rOfl
RENT.
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-out
board.
Central
location.
Phone
Blue
183.
tf
will
be
thankful
now
that
Jimmy
U
RaWT.-FOUR
ROOMED
DWELL-
dMii
him
favorite
stunt
rltirlmr
the
nast
!
Int.
"1
Fraser
Street.
McCaffery
St
Oibbon.
100
FOR
RHNT.
FURNISHED
HOUSR-keeplng
rooms.
Apply
Uu
stall
etn
Orocery.
OR
RENT
OR
SALE.
MODBRN
FIVE
roomed
bdhgalow.
Phon
Blue
ITS.
'found
FOUND.
--SMALL
BLACK
POfiSE
CON-
taMnlnv
Mtmt
nmem
4r
v
sknt
Ttellv
sented
by
Ex-mayor
S.
M.
Newton.
There
were
vocal
solos
by
Bob
James
and
J.
Hegarty
and
Mr.
dully
of
the
grain
tliip
Indian
City
presided
nt
the
piano.
Alex.
Connon
gave
humorous
recita
tions
The
presentations
were
as
follows:
League
cha:nplonshlp
ahleld,
present
ed
by
Brunswick
-Balke-Coilmder
Co..
won
by
Cold
Storage,
received
by
W.
H.
Long.
Individual
cups
to
members
of
winning
team:
W.
H
I.ong,
A.
Murray,
J.
HJllman.
A.
Mscdonald.
John
Bulger.
Jack
May
and
W.
Baillie.
High
break
prise,
prevented
by
Prince
Rupeat
Billiard
Association,
won
by
W.
H.
Long.
City
Junior
billiard
championship,
cup
and
medal
presented
by
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
Association,
won
by
B.
F.
Self.
stunner
up
medal,
presented
rnuce
ttupert
Billiard
Asanriation.
won
by
Joe
Brown.
High
break
ta-iM.
presented
by
Prino
Rupert
Billiard
Association,
won
by
Bert''Morgari.
unln.
Hilt
I
..
...I
i.
.
.
.
M.i,,.u
i-Htuupionsnip,
cup
1
and
medul.
won
by
Cul
8
P
McMordte.
Low
Runner-up
medal,
prenented
by
Prince
1
Rupert
Hllltard
Association,
won
by
W.
H.
Long.
High
break
prtae.
prrsented
by
Prineai
BUILDING
MATEIUALS
m.CIL
LUMBER
I'HK'KH.
Per
M.
2X4
Com.
Slued,
a
good
grade
1600
1x6
Shlplap.
No.
412.00
x3
Fir
V.
Joint
410.00
3
In
or
4
in.
Flooring
or
V
Joint
41600
16
ln
Wall
Mlaswa
4
1.36
18
in.
Root
Shingles,
No.
3
Pert.
I
200
5
in.
No.
I
SLlplap,
any
width
to
12
In
412.00
'
Rough
Fir
Board,
mixed
width
I
000
4
Light
Saah,
eaeh
t
1
10
6
Light
Saah
I
140
Inside
door,
t
ft.
la
a
6
ft.
6
In
4
3.46
Back
Doora.
3'
ft.
3
In.
X
6
ft
x
8
In.
(Slat)
I
4.00
Front
Doors,
ditto
I
3.16
Also
a
big
stock
of
futtah
lumber
always
on
hand,
as
wall
aa
Lamatco.
wall
board,
veneer,
etc.
Writ
us
for
price.
E.
TI.MOH
l.l!MBF.It
aillWHE
Co.
IJmltrH
Ft.
of
Vletoria.
Vancouver.
B.C.
C.
C.
KETCH
I'M
CO.
Sand
and
Clrnvel
for
Sale.
Scfws
for
hire.
General
Towing.
Piices
Exceeding
Moderate.
Phones
711
and
I
Has
333.
CIIIMNRY
SRVIKl
II.
J.
7.ltllKEIIIt
(leneral
MinAy
Man
Fnrnac
and
Stove
Cleaned
sad
R
CblranM
Sweat,
Cemetery
Plot
Oared
Par
Phone
Red
343
Prince
Rupert,
BO
:
-
.
.-
BXCIIANQB
NEW
AND
ECONl)
HtND
ICIIMTI'RE
bouttrt
and
sold
ind
exchanged.
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
in
stack.
PAPtDOPH.OS
HUt
KM
Tnlrd
Ave.
Pnowe
646
CHIItOl'IUCTIC
1)11.
It
E.
EVOI.FfHtN
Chlrepraeter
633
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
tn
Hut
88.
Reside
not
phone
Mack
383.
Acute
and
Chronic
Disorders
fully
treated.
Estrvhllfhed
1034.
8.
A.
Mel'lJBttRON
tne
'
MlgfTr
n
as'l
'"f,IMIIW
VOICE
I'llODICTION
For
terms
Phone
Blue
338.
AUCTIONKBKS.
PRINCE
HITERT
AI'CTION
federal
Dhwk
MART
Furniture
of
all
kinds
bought,
sold
or
exchanged.
Crating
and
packing
don.
Ooods
sold
on
Commission
Auctioneer.
(i.
J.
DAWBS,
17.10
p
m.
Low
10:40
p.m.
High
High
Rupert
Billiard
Association,
won
by
W
Low
H
Long.
j
'High
Mia.
C.
B.
Flewln
of
Port
Simpson
'
Mlled
last
night
on
the
Prtna
Rupert
low
for
Vancouver.
j
W
46
p
m
IVEDNKaDAY,
6:01
a.m.
30:01
pjn.
......
11:46
pm.
rillD.VY,
AI'KIL
37
7:40
am.
I14
p
m.
1:37
a.m.
110
pjn.
Phone
463
rvvttttf
t4ttttfM
IMtlNCK
K.UPKICT
TIDBB
4
,
MONDAY,
AIMIIL
23
High
3:18
am.
16:08
p.m.
Low
8:68
pA.
31
66
pjn.
Tt'EKDAY,
APRIL
tl
by
High
3:57
a.m.
33.7
18.1
1.4
6.8
116
ft.
ITS
is
si
p.m.
is.7
11:36
a.m.
4
3
38:88
pjn.
100
"
TIIIIIltillAV.
Al'Hii,
tn
Ill
ft.
16.6
"
5.6
"
17.8
ft.
17
0
"
10
8
64
"
Attkli
Lost
and
Found,&t
STEAMSHIP
M0VEMEK1
I'or
Vaacwnver
Sunday
s
Prlniy
n
,
Tuesday
as.
CaUla
Thursday--as.
Prim-e
i
Friday
a.
Princess
R
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iiJ
Saturday
as.
Cardn,
,
April
16-
-s.
Prlnri
f
,
,
April
86
as.
Prlnc.-s.
a.
from
Vanrvavrr
Sunday-ss.
Catala
1
Wednesday--a.
Pr
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Friday
es.
Garden
n
Friday
s.
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h.
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as.
Pr.
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1
April
31-a.
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and
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Saturday
a.
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Cataln
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Tuesday.
Cats
In
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Thursday
ss
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Sunday
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Charlottes
April
21
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April
IS
as.
prlr
cr.v
April
2V
ss.
Frinc
w
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SCHEDULE
Far
lb
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Wednce.-iAy
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Craw
Ike
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due
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Sundays
Tuesday
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Monday.
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