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F0U2
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DAll.t
tfEwo
By
George
McMapu$
cCthcl
service
i
tf
Ball-Bearing
Motors
The
life
of
a
tnotor
is
the
life
of
its
intimation.
Hard
brittle
insulation,
eepeciaSy
If
oil
soaked,
sends
motors
to
the
repair
shop
or
to
the
scrap
pile.
Fan-banks-Marse
motors
hAVC
insulstion
that
wiU
not
harUan
and
crack.
Fairbanks-Morse
hall
hearing
motors
require
greasing
only
ivice
a
yaar
and
eliminate
oil
soaked
windings,
oil
spotted
products,
oil
slop
on
the
floor
and
we
coat
of
oil
and
oBing.
Fairbanks-Morse
motors
have
a
liberal
overload
capacity'
and
are
now
made
in
"fully
enclosavi"
and
"ventilated"
type,
which,
can
operate
safely
in
the
foulest
aitfd
fumes
and
in
extremely
damp
and
dirty
places.
Oa
CANADIAN
Fairianlis
-Morse
COMPAVYvOt
piaster
Wall
Board
ensures
a
lifetime
of
satisfaction
when
used
for
walls
and
ceilings;
fits
true
and
stands
firm
during
the
life
of
the
building.
Wont
CRACK
WAUl
CUUMM.E
IIURN
or
IBflLBWEAH
UT
Is
damp-proof,
vermin-proof
and
a
perfect
insulator,
ensuring
cool
in
summer
and
warmth
in
winter.
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
I'hones
110
and
117
City
Meat
Market
Sclvig
Hros.
Third
Ave.
I'honc
70S
KJOT
I'ISK
GttONSAKIt
Alle
sorter
norek
ost
Norfcke
fiakefconserver
NortsVe
Kiikkprknvrinzer
'Norke
hveteekonroKktr
-Norske
rutfKkonrekker
Norke
knekkelirori
Nondvf
fiatlirod
Mtitler
o.s.v.
1st
ky.
varer.
Ililligf
priser.'
Hurlitt
orubringelse
World's
Hecord
Strains
BABY
CHICKS
and
HATCHING
EGGS
from
pens
of
U.O.I'.
Poultry
Hreeder'
Ass'n.
of
B.C.
Hirds
with
Official
Records
under
Government
Inspection.
White
and
Drown
Leghorns,
Ikrred
Rocks,
It.
I.
Reda,
Wyandottes,
Ruff
Orpington,
Black
Minorca,
Blue
Andalusian
Order
Now.
Reasonable
Prices.
For
Price
List
write
Secretary,
Prof.
Lloyd,
University
of
B.C..
Vancouver,
B.C.
The
Radiola
17
will
give
you
the
best
reception.
Price
complete
313IJH)
Cannot
be
sold
for
leaa
Special
sTV
I'OIITKAIT
POSTALS
of
yourself
for
II.
00,
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver
Prlcee.
F.
W.
CHANDLER
Pholngrsiiher
Sixth
Street.
I'lionr
Itrd
02
r
I
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
fTHAT
VJOZ
A
great
err
rau
Tot
.
.
,
VALUABLE
DONATIONS
.
TO
LOCAL
LIBRARY
lAilleft'
Miixlc
('lull
and
Women's
Onn
aillan
TlHli
Tltankttl
for
Valimliln
runs
The
library
board
laat
night
at
lu
regular
meeting
passed
votes
of
thanks
to
the
Women's
Csnadlan
Club
for
I
donation
of
3S
to
be
used
for
the
pur
chate
of
historical
books
and
to
the
ladles'
Music
Club
for
a
valuable
set
-I
five
new
eolumes
of
Orove'a
Dictionary
ot
Music
and
Musicians.
Appreciation
of
the
gifts
waa
expressed
by
President
Black.
In
each
case
It
would
mean
valuable
additions
to
the
library
crowdatWnding
.
catholic
services
The
Catholic
Church
laat
night
way
again
crowded
to
the
doors
with
men
and
women
anxious
to
hear
this
eloquent
speaker.
Every
evening
these
services
are
being
held
but
tomorrow
there
Is
to
be
a
special
sermon
to
non-Cath-
0,,'
W.
H.
Wnldorf.
after
spending
a
oouple
of
wrekH
In
the
city
and
district.
sailed
by
the
Cumin
lant
evening
ou
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Dil
D
YOU
H
EAR
THI5
A0OUT
THE
-
I
WHO
LlVfcO
MEAF
,
!
SCOTCH
MAM
.
C'
.V
i
"i
i
n
ii
iiii
WILL
CONTINUE
JUVENILE
PART
LOCAL
LIBRARY
WWI
OF
I'.tHKNT-TKACIIKHH
Is
Af'CRDFJI
TO
AMI
F.FIOUT
WIU.
ItK
MMli:
Clh'T
MOKE
MONKY
At
the
meeting
of
the
library
Board
taut
night
It
was
decided
to
continue
the
Juvenile
section
of
the
library
for
the
present
and
make
an
effort
to
have
next
year's
appropriations
increased
enough
to
cover
the
,
extra
cost
and
sleo
if
necessary
curtail
on
the
adult
sections.
Borne
of
the
books
will
he
sent
away
to
be
hound
and
later
In
the
son
a
few
new
Juvenile
books
will
be
purchased.
The
action
of
the
board
followed
a
report
of
a
committee
which
waa
wait-
ad
on
by
a
delegation
from
the
Parent
Teachers
recently.
The
secretary
was
asked
to
write
M
the
school
principals
asking
that
attention
be
drawn
in
the
schools
to
the
need
of
taking
better
care
of
the
books
and
It
waa
reported
that
the
Parent
Teachers
also
would
take
the
matter
up
and
institute
a
campaign
lor
better
treatment
of
books.
President
James
Black
and
V.
Basso-Bert
spoke
strongly
against
the
elimination
of
the
children's
section
and
the
ethers
members
concurred.
PLAYERS'
CLUB
served.
HELD
MEETING
IMXCK
MO
MIM(.I.
t:TF.KTA
mknt
rou.nu
in
lit
kims
m:s-
NIU
I.AHT
MOIIT
Laat
night
these
wai
a
meeting
of
tlie
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
In
their
hall.
Second
Avanue.
President
Con-
non
presiding
and
Mlas
Irene
Buraaaa,
cretary.
There
was
a
gapd
attendaaee
including
several
new
members
and
attar
the
bualnata
Bart
of
the
meeting
waa
Jayl
attd
refreshments
In
addressing
the
club
the
president
tprsased
coafidsVRce
that
th
(orthcoai-
Ing
production
of
"Are
You
a
Mason?"
would
be
a
sucoeu
and
would
be
wall
up
to
the
regular
club
standard.
Mr.
Connon
also
:i:uiounced
that
the
club
had
bean
Invited
by
the
Gyro
Olub
to
put
on
a
play
for
their
playgrounds
fund.
It
waa
decided
to
accsp.
the
111
vltatlon
and
to
open
the
new
AtvaewlfJ
Theatre
with
a
two-night
abow
In
SP1
leraber.
The
president
atated
that
the
ecuJ
live
had
made
a
peasant
to
the
retiring,
rcrelary,
Mlas
V
Oamerou.
on
her
lav
uig
the
cHy
aha
had
kaan
tlie
tf
cratary
they
had
aver
had
and
that,
was
saying
a
good
deal.
Mul
for
the
dance
waa
provided
by
Currle
and
solos
by
Mrs.
Prarer.
Mrs
Brockleaby,
nil
D
B.
P!nu
and
a
piano
duet
bj
Mrs.
Praser
and
Mlas
Lancaatar.
SUMMARY
OF
CANAL
PROJECT
(Willi's
POSITION
IN
UF.tlAKO
TO
mm:
woicu
i
mux
forth
('MUltlA
11V
IVIilMIK
MAN
V
TRADE
TjtRATIHS
OTTAWA
MAN
M'lUKH
VM
JUOIil.Y
OF
TUB
LATE
l.MHNTi:i
KIU
HFAUY
IHIAYTOX.
M.I'.
At.
Lawrance
waterway
In
the
section
I
L.c,
.
.
Hp
a.Ainu.
KNSVs
IT
I
I
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BY
GOV.CT-
1
MlftT
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I
If
HOLV
MACKEREL1,
I
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THIS
SCOTCHMAN'
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CHEF--W
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throw
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mtHl
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.
teMHfcSlPSitt
&
-1
P!i
Cri
tk"
I
If
-3d
I
,
,
J
;
(By
R.
J.
Deachman)
OTTAWA.
May
3.
The
proposal
now
la
that
Canada
should
consider
providing
for
the
construction
of
that
part
of
the
that
Is
wholly
Canadian,
that
Is.
the
Welland
Ship
Canal
and
the
works
below
the
International
boundary
on
the
31.
Lawrence.
The
Aaaertcans
would
pro
ceed
to
the
deepening
of
the
canals
on
the
upper
lakes,
including
the
Sault
Canal.
They
would
alio
construct
the
International
section
of
the
river
be
tween
Lake
Ontario
and
Cornwall.
The
suggestion
of
the
Canadian
government
that
the
Americana
would
proceed
with
the
works
of
the
Upper
Lakes
first
n
order
to
give
further
time
tor
the
tuay
of
the
engineering
problems
In
volved.
It
would
also
give
time
for
he
development
of
a
market
In
Canada
t
the
amount
of
power
that
would
be
:.
'Derated
through
the
development
of
he
canals.
The
Canadian
government
iso
urges
that
a
37
foot
canal
should
be
built
Instead
of
a
28
foot
one.
The
.nam
etxpeim
In
construction
of
the
Wetland
Canal
haa
already
been
borne
oy
the
Canadian
government.
That
has
row
to
be
finished
and
will,
of
course,
rm
a
part
of
this
great
interior
weAajr-vay.
The
anticipated
division
of
the
-ost
of
this
wark
between
the
two
countries
Is
given
by
the
engineers
aa
follows.
THE
TOTAL
COSTS
CaiMila
Present
wofka
St.
Lawrence
ship
anal.
SO,OO0,M);
St.
Lawrence
and
Wel-
land
canala.
160,004,060;
lock
at
Bault
9te.
Marie.
Ontario.
eaW0400-eU.80.-
300.
Proponed
works
Wetland
ship
canal.
IU5.e60.oeO:
AaoUj
Canadian
section,
at.
Lawrcaac
sBJjsyray.
3j3l4oot
navigation
nd
development
of
94JM
h.p
I1W.-
70,000
$i
s
Ataoee.
Total
tor
Canada
6e0,poo.
t
llllfd
HtAlt
Present
works-
Drrxjftoa;
St
Clair
and
Detroit
riven.
tlT.S36.0Sd:
locks
at
Sault
Bt.
Mnrie.
Mli'htgan.
M
J
S0O.000
wM.-
Proposed
works
-Jntetnational
section
at
Lawrence
shipway,
27
loot
navigation'
and
initial
development
of
50700
hp..
1IU.157.0G0.
To
complete
drvelopment
Additional
cfr,
1403,000
h
p..
aO2.090.000.
upper
uke
channels
t
27
f.
ot.
aos.lOO.OOO
30,347,OOO.
ict:tl
Cur
Unl
J
States
-ajSS.WSAOQ.
rOKKKsPOXIiKNf'K
In
the
correspondence,
the
Canadian
jvernment
points
3ut
that
our
prob-.m
ia
not
quite
the
sume
aa
the
Amer-
an.
We
have
exoellent
railway
saoll-
ies
for
handling
the
volume
of
traf-iu
which
we
miut
handle.
The
eanal
.'i
they
are,
serve
quite
a
useful
pur-ose.
These
la
no
Immediate
rush
so
:r
as
the
development
of
power
ia
cota-?rnad.
1ht
American
government
is
nilooa
to
secure
a
solution
of
the
pro-lenvs
in
obnneetlon
with
the
depressed
ndltton
ot
agriculture.
They
feel
that
iie
construction
of
the
canal
would
af-.-rd
that
reduction
in
agricultural
ranaportatlon
coats
so
neeessary
to
their
aistenee.
In
the
course
of
the
or-.
.fpondenoe,
these
facta
are
pofatted
ui
on
behalf
ot
the
Canadian
govern-'
i.nt.
and
the
suggestion
la
made
that
lowering
t4e
tlrff
upoo)
mskn
pco-
lucta
entering
the
United
States
might
:
be
a
matter
worthy
of'
oonatdeta-m.
Mean
while,
nothing
much
can
be
jne
until
the
questions
Involved
In
he
ownerahlp
af
the
power
produoed
.re
deteranlned.
Reference
of
tbia
snat-r
Is
to
be
made
to
Um
onurta
and
'hat
will
poet
pone
the
eonaideratlett
of
he
matter
still
fuatbar.
Meanwhile.
.heie
will
be
ample
tune
for
the
people
f
Canada
to
foraa
opinions
tsasm
the
sues
tnvelved.
Theaa
laat
a
death
In
he
world
thfii
some
day,
oosan
vcawls
.ill
pass
from
Montreal
to
the
head
of
he
lakes..
,
The
aeehcard
will
be
at
the
.oart
of.tsSe
cantlaant.
it
wAU
bring
bout
gsaet
eetemerclel
changes
both
n
CansUA
and
I
in
the
trotted
States.
.ha
srobtaa,
Ja
Lwaplaleaiy
,lnpaetat
j
ue
wpryav
cimui
hiwivikiuu
.
TltAI)U
TUIUT1KM
The
House
spent
a
delightful
tew
tours
In
dlacuaslng
certain
treaties
with
-.me
of
the
minor
countries
of
Europe.
We
are
to
have
trade
agreements
with
.thonla.
Hungary,
Latvia.
Lithuania
'ortugal.
Rumania
and
the
Serb
Croat
vud
Slovane
Kingdom'.
These
oountrtea,
i
far
aa
trade
is
concerned,
are
not
particularly
important.
Par
Instance.
rom
Latvia,
we
imported
in
1366,
;osds
to
tlie
value
of
I
MO
or
Juet
about
.i
much
as
the
average
woman,
return
ug
from
a
European
trip,
smuggles
icme
under
her
skirts
I
provided
they
r?
not
too
short).
About
this
whole
nntter.
quite
a
storm
raged.
Mr.
Bandit
vxprtx'-ed
alarm
lest
there
could
be
".H.
n
channel
or
groove
Into
which
our
radr
would
flew
and
flowing
there
for
m.c
tunc
might
than
strike
an
Inter'
nipti-jii
iv
the
form
of
a
higher
tariff
fm
"How
did
you
think
of
such
a
7
li
COLOtftAHMOHY
to
lit
Jl"
it
I
mat
Our
nw
BoIM
n
Celar
Uttmny
ctnlmint
msn?
uilt$llmi
or
bfutijiini
(As
turn:
Stturtt
eev
rem
our
lmlttot
vrtltiL
rel
to
If
"
pny
at
Montr
ft.
Gordon's
Hardware
ever
charming
color
com
bination?"
"Oh,
that
was
easy,
I
found
it
in
the
new
B-H
Booklet,
4
Color
Harmony
in
the
Home.'
It's
a
cold
mine
of
lovely
color
schemes
and
it
tells
the
right
finish
for
every
surface.
I
just
can't
stop
until
I've
done
the
whole
house
and
the
paint
man
says
that
B-H
'English'
Paint
will
last
for
years
and
years."
.
ENDERSON
Cuirantttd
to
co.ntsln
Brsndram
s
Genuine
B.B.
Whitt
Leid
and
Purs
Whits
Zinc,
combinsd
ia
the
Ideal
proportions
ot
79
to
9,
forming
ths
itrongest
covering
'l
to
science.
I
W
anted
For
Sate
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
T2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiiement
lafcen
for
lei
than
50c
FOR
HENT
Ntnth
Avenue
Beat.
Rent
reasonable.
I
APP'y
Olty
TTeaaurer,
City
Mall.
U;
OR
RBNT
FIANOfl.
EtYKR-flAKOS,
I
Phonographs
and
Sewing
Machines.
Walker's
Muate
Steae.
tf
;
lOJ
IlgT
FURNISHED
HOUBSKESP-
!
tag
nnms
by
the
day.
week
or
month
i
Phone
Red
607.
tl
FOR
HBNT.-ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH
eut
board.
Central
location.
Phone
Blue
153.
tf
FOR
RENT.
POHNISHTO
ROOM
WITH
ptvewte
fatally.
Pboae
Oeaen
617.
fOR
RBNT
OR
SALE.
MODERN
.TVB
roomed
bungalow.
Phone
Blue
S7j
i
FOR
RENT.
PORNISHED
APART
-
meots.
Apply
Muaaallem
Orocery.
ao
with
growth
Chacked
and
progress
atopped.
our
posiMon
would
he
tad,
indeed.
We
would
have
lost
a
mar
ket
for
a
few
thousand
dollars'
worth
of
goods,
and
people
In
Canada
would
find
themselvea
out
of
work.
The
whose
business
is
a
tetnpaat
In
a
teapot.
Commereial
nations
do
not
live
o
such
a
fne
balance
of
events.
Cocn,-
ecUttes
move
naturally
to
countries
here
there
Is
a
demand
for
thsen.
We
blp
oats
one
year
to
Cuba
and
the
neat
year
to
Holland
or
Great
Britain.
So
tar
aa
the
grower
of
the
oats
la
con-
emec
It
mattera
little
where
they
find
the
market,
so
long
as
the
price
is
light.
Preference
in
treaties
may
divert
trade
from
one
country
to
the
other
hut
eueeees
to
the
American
market
tor
ur
eatUe
would
probably
be
more
im
portant
to
the
Canadian
farmer
and
manufacturer
than
?ndlcw
treat!
with
Latvia
or
Podajnk.
MR
IIKMIV
H
ITK
POLITICS
Sir
Henry
Drayton
has
retired
from
polities.
Hereafter
he
will
preside
ai
thalrman
of
the
liquor
commission
of
tee
provtuoe
of
Ontario.
The
parsing
of
Sir
Henry
frosn
the
active
sphere
of
pol
itics
la
a
dkttlnct
loss
to
political
life.
He
waa
never
at
any
time,
the
protago-ulat
of
a
gnat
eauao.
he
was
never
elo
quent
la
the
same
way
as
certain
other
gtgat
leaders
In
that
party,
but
be
represented
a
tine
tradition
of
decency
and
tasrasu
in
political
lu
and
was
always
as
asset
to
Use
party.
I
recall
pears
igp.
hearing
a
young
member
of
parlla-
uvent,
after
has
first
session,
express
lila
appaaelaUon
of
two
man
on
oppo-
ilt
aides
of
politics.
Oat
wan
Oeoegt
P.
Orabam
and
the
other
Sir
Henry
Drayton.
"These
man,"
said
he.
"were
ieyaayahltsi
.4aM
xw.
kind
.and
deoant
iTttr
Ue-
pub
sjtoeaeaA
eeaahftf
resvowAl.
Their
attitude)
tot
wards
the
yeueayer
member
of
the
house
waa
always
that
of
oven
who
aamembered
that
they
thasnaelves
were
ones
young
.They
ware
always
helpful
withcut
being
jMjjmm
tern
.-smtm
had
something
to
give
to
the
country
ii
well
as
to
the
party."
MANY
BOOKS
LOANED
BY
THE
LIBRARY
IN
THE
MONTH
OF
APRIL
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
library
hoard
laat
night
the
librarian
reported
the
total
circulation
of
books
for
the
mcnth,
4,044
of
which
there
were
2.009
volumes
of
fiction,
J7S
non-fiction,
sw
Juvenile,
and
901
In
the
duplicate
pay
section.
The
average
was
103.
4
dully.
While
during
the
month
there
went
33
new
borrowers
IS
cards
were
can
celled
leaving
a
net
gain
of
0.
A
letter
received
oy
the
llbraraln
from
W.
O.
Oaraon,
head
Of
the
Public
Library
Commission
of
Ontario,
advised
against
closing
the
juvenile
section
but
urged
that
efforts
be
made
to
lnoren.se
appropriation.
In
a
city
this
slae
the
annual
expenditure
for
book
should
be
approtkaalfly
1.400
and
there
should
be
an
assistant
to
the
ntirtrun
unh
out'ttils'Vijiiendltur
aim
the
extra
aer-
vice
the
library
was
likely
to
become
run
down.
Those
present
at
thr
meeting
were
Jamas
D.leek,
president,
Qeo.
Wilkinson,
It.
P.
PulJen,
V.
BiMo-Bert.
O.'futh-erlsnd
and
the
librarian.
flURAT
MINDS.
Iendlord
I
intend
to
raise
your
rent
next
month.
Tenant
That's
nice
of
you.
I
was
Just
wondering
bow
I
was
going
to
rt0
It
myielf.
FOR
SALE
OR
RBNT'.
-
CfcAPPMTON
HOU8K.
OLD
NKnVPAPBM
MAT
BE
U8TO
IM-
stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
be
neath
oarpeta
on
the
floor.
Oet
special
pries
on
large
quantities.
Daily
Maws.
OR
SALE
LOT
2
BI.OCK
10,
STEW-art.
This
lot
facea
Sixth
Street
and
backs
up
to
the
post
offlce.
The
price
is
1
1.000.
Bos
100.
Dally
Its
we.
Prince
Rupert.
tf
FOR
SAUL
CHIPPONIKR,
SEWING
machine,
typewriter,
desk,
armchair,
gate
lag
table
with
tour
chain,
pictures
and
other
articles.
Phone
Hack
158
104
FOR
SALE.
fTlRNISHKD
HOUSE
AND
3
lots:
fine
garden.
925
th
Avenue
E
at
a
bar-.aln
Price
S1400.
part
cash.
J.
Squirrhurk
133
BUHJ)INBMATBHIAIJ5
KI'l.t'MI.
M
MHF.K
1'HIDttH.
Par
M.
3x4
com.
Sited,
a
geed
grae
SH
OO
lx
Sblplap.
Mo.
I
SISjOO
X3
PI
v.
Joint
MOM
3
in
of
4
in.
ftoorbjg
or
V
Joint
Ill
OS
18
in
Wall
Shingles
I
l
35
18
in
Roof
Shingles.
Mo.
3
Port.
I
300
i
in
Mo.
1
Shrplaa.
any
wuith
to
13
Hk
30o
Rough
Pir
ftserds,
mhsaal
widths
too
4
Light
sash,
each
J...
t
i
no
5
Light
Saah
.'
I
40
Inside
doors.
3
ft
ue
S
Sfl.
6
In
I
3.40
Buck
Doors.
1
ft.
t
In.
s
ft,
x
8
in.
(glass)
g
4XKi
Pront
Doors,
ditto
S76
Also
a
big
stock
of
finish
lumbe'
always
on
hand,
as
well
aa
Lamatco
wall
hoard,
veneer,
etc.
Write
us
for
prions.
F.Xf'F.I-MOK
M'MKF.K
X
HHINfllF
C.
limited
Pt.
of
Victoria,
-
Vancouver.
EC
SCOWS,
TOWING.
Ktc.
,
C.
C.
KlITf
lll'M
X
f'O.
Sand
and
O
ravel
for
Sale.
Soowa
tor
hire.
Oenersl
Towing
Prices
Exceed
Int.
Moderate,
riienea
771
aad
Itlne
3t.1.
RXrilANRB
XKW
AMI
SFCOMI
n.wn
n
ilMITI
Rl
bought
and
sold
snd
enchanted
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Retlster
in
stoek
rAPtiinrnos
M.Rtt
,
Third
Ate.
Phone
4
JlArTIT
nit.
H.
f..
i;voi.fo
rhlrepraeter
m
IWHhae.'
-
wi-
i
psliyMftr'
fdr'Vppnlntment
now
to
Blue
SS.
Residence
phone
Black
2U
Acute
and
Chronic
Disorders
successfully,
treated
Established
1134
TUITION
S.
A.
Slel'HUUSON
Teacher
of
XIMIIMI
AMI
VOICK
PIIOIIITTION
Pot
terms-
Phone
Blue
138
AUCTIONKBKS.
PIIIXTK
IIDf'MCT
AITTION
Kwlert.l
lllertt
MtllT
Purnlture
of
all
kinds
bought,
solrt
or
axohanged.
Orating
and
packing
dons.
Ooods
sold
on
Commission
(J.
J.
DAWKS.
Aiiiiionrer.
rimn
lis
g
ek
w
o
o
4e.t.
IMHNCR
HUPKItT
Til)E
Tiiritsr.rm-T'
High
0:25
a
an.
130
p.m.
Low
7:00
a
m
18:5(1
p.m.
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High
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a
m.
is
so
p.m.
Low
7:31
a.m.
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p
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MY
High
1:34
a.m.
1411
p.m.
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B:03
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19:69
pjn.
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Per
VaMeweter
Sunday
as.
Prlnre
Articlei
Loit
aid
Found.ic
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
H
Tuesday
s
Catala
Thursday
es.
Prlnre
Friday
as.
Prlnoev
H
Saturday
-es.
CsrdeiKi
April
15-ea.
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a
April
34
as.
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a
Vanesmter
Sunday-
-as.
Catala
Wednesday
as
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Friday
-as.
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lt
Saturday
as
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and
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as.
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lay
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Sunday
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jr
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prn.,i-
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lreinlrr
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as
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as.
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Qneen
rharle4le
April
31
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Qaean
Ctairletir
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Princ-
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S
Prince
c
For
tleskaw
Wednesday
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aa.
Prinr,
April
31
as.
Prinr'''--
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as.
Prm
April
IS-
sa
Prliw.
April
35
ss
Prln
MAIL
SCHEDULE
f
or
I
be
Hawt
Mondays,
Wedneadav
rksws
Frean
I
he
Kat
Tuesdnya.
Thuradsv
mall
due
in
VawHiMifr
Sundays
.
Tuesdays
Thursdays
Saturdays
CP.lt.
April
IS
and
.
Trains,
sfOsWlaya.
v
Saturdays
I
rem
Vhhruutr
Sundays
Wednesday
Fridays'
Saturdays
C
P
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-
April
11
and
Trains.
Sundays.
Th.
.-
i
days
To
Auyat
V
AlUf
Arm
Sundays
niK
Wetneiday
Pruni
aaysx
ami
Alice
Ar"
Tuesdays
(
Thuradsys
or
siewart
and
Prrtui"
Sundays
.
Saturdtya
rem
Stewart
and
Ptniin''
Sundays
Tueaduys
I'o
Mass
Uler
Points
Friday
From
Nasi
River
I'olni
'
1
Saturdaya
Te
Aliitks
Points
Aprij
u
and
tl.
From
Alaska
Points
April
IS.
SR.
To
fjiifen
CI.,
rlotle
lln1
r"1"'
April
at.
I
.
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Prom
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I
April
10,
May
3
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ft
8th
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6th
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Govt.
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Oovt.
Wharf
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TP.
Wharf
OTP.
station
and
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3nd
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ft
Pulton
Bt
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St
th
St
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p.m.
collection.
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