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your
Illttior,
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Drutcists
Shoe
June
29,
1929.
iturday,
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TTIREE
SPECIALS!
Lavender
Mentholated
Shaving'
Cream,
50c,
Lavender
Talcum
Powder,
30c
85c
value.
Both
for
v.
I.:
ijgQg
Klenzo
Shaving
Cream,
50c,
Genuine
Gillette
Blades,
50c
$1.00
value.
Both
for
gQg
Our
Bathing
Caps
have
arrived
New,
fnjah
stock,
.
Values
from
1Cn
TO
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wines
ltd.
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TOWELS,
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NELETTE
1JLANKKTS
0nly
a
limitctl
quantity.
tomc
early
or
you
may
lie
disappointed.
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STREET
i
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SUITS!
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TO
OIIDEU
hUinc.
Wnrlim.inwhln
nnil
Slvlf
All
Guaranteed
IMiTS
steam
ri.KANKD
AND
PRESSED
Vt
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8?f,200
couver.
and
tbe
ert
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on
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tut
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i
I
The
ooc
we
udvertbtfd
yoater-L
day.
The
21-Jevreled
Hamilton-j
Illinois
CO-Hour
Railroad
Watch.
A
solid
dspondable
lookinK.
timepicoe.
j
The
steel
porta
are
polished
lik;
a
raiiror
and
specially
tempered
1
1
lo
a
wwlnir
needle.
Not
enough
tu
bend
or
wear,
not
hard
neugh
to
break.
rr
...)
mt
iUff"nnt
tpmncril-
ture8
10
run
t0
the
secqnd.
Price
$70.00
OTHER
(iOOW
WATCMB8
f..
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(Jewellers
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m
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Local
Items
Moose
Picnic
Sunday.
(150)
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4,
Dig
4
Tax!,
tf
Dentist
Dr.
J.
It.
Gosse.
Phone
Jabour's
July
Clearance
Sale
is
Yacht
Club
Regatta
July
7,
ah
boat
owners
tune
up
engines
for
that.
date.
continue
piano
gummer
noil
lUlorkdurii
diiri
FHo.
npllajtk,i
Everything
greatly
reduced
at
Jabour's
Sale.
Mis,
Agnes
Maohensls
of
the
Family
Store
staff
returned
to
tbe
city
yesterday
from
a
hoMday
trip
to
Van
Mb.
Qeorse
Roger,
who
hsj
visiting
(or
two
months
at
Vancouver
elsewhere
In
the
smith
returned
to
city
yesterday.
I
i
All
cup
holders
of
Prince
Run-'
Bowing
and
Yacht
Club
will
ti
i
4i.
,
"
J"
w
'
lauraiine
euro
floats
at
once.
!
I
MM.
B.
VfeUer
and
daughter.
Mies
walker.
wUl
aall
thii
afternoon
the
Prlneess
Loulae
for
Victoria
they
will
apend
tbe
holiday!.
Mrs
Walker
enrolling
tn
the
suBsmsr
school
(or
teachers.
W.
Oowen.
who
has
been
employed
the
local
dry
dock
as
a
shipwright.
sail
this
evening
on
tbe
prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Mr.
Oowen
has
prassra
into
service
as
a
rewree
mi
of
the
local
league
soccer
games
was
w
nave
aajuaicawa
ai
w
Dominion
Day
Cup
final
on
Monday.
,
of
tfca
da
legates
to
tbe
Asso
ciated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Bmteh
Onliimhla
convention
here
this
weak-
reuinsed
by
tola
morning's
train
to
tbatr
homes
In
tbe
interior.
night
was
ths
only
free
eventnis
oeiaganea
asm
aurun
ii
-vmj
'
m
wwm
mvn
umea
prrvseeiy.
a
.
With
tMe
lorIsmmmer;
vacation
ni
commencing,
the
annua!
migration
teachers
frcsn
iMl
barta
lc(
the
nort:
Vancouver
and
elee
where
In
tl
1
south
lav
now'
euj
Sevedd
pedal
psoagogussw
aimvsd
in
tbe
olty
frosi
the
mterli
MfMbe
rsatsrnay
afternoon-
train
wmm-ct
si
tefboon
many
more
arrived
.
Tbe
iwamer'
Prince
Rupert.
lllng
tonight;
are
'
(Mtn.
-will
have
many
teach-
'
board
while
other
southbound
USMsa.
getting
.their
shaie.
Bi
to
Short
of
Breath
Ito
bmoinering
o
reeling.
o
unoKing
bensation
he
tic
Mrs.
II.
Day,
Dartmouth,
tiS..
writes:
"For
over
a
year
I
was
trouble
1
with
smothering
tpeUtt
and
shortnees
of
breath,
and
it
was
impossible
for
me
to
walk,
even
a
short
distance,
be-CAHse
of
the
choking
sensation
'which
followed.
After
tniog
trj.inv
treatments,
in
vak,
I
at
W
df.
MeJ
to
try
So
aad
In
a
atrrpnsingiv
tbtrtt
time
they
did
me
much
go-M
Price
60c
per
trax
at
all
druggists
or
dealers,
or
maikti
dirert
on
receipt
of
price
by
Tbe
T
MUbum
Co.,
Ltd.,
14,
Toronto,
OnL
ULM.Si
rfrW,
-
ffl
aWrWrT.
wWlHM
skkeM
ALKIN'S
BEST
Hampers
were
presented
this
weess
wn
Mh.
Win.
Millar
Mrs.
Allen
Davieti
Mn.
(!.
Munro
Mm.
T.
D.
Smith
Today's
entires
will
be
announced
as
usual
in
the
window
of
Altw&N'EAl'
&
UVMIUH
!
flrnle
Outfitter,
Nest
OipHol
Thfirtrc-WheTc
All
.Men'Shop.
'
More
hampers
next
weok
You
Might
Jut
a
Well
lluy
MALKIN'SBEST
Dominion
Day
Crate
.U'tl.l
9:30
a.m.
Children's
armory...
10:30
a.m.
Children's
sports,
Acropolis
Hill;
junior
football.
1:30
p.m.
Baseball,
Elks
vs.
Gyros.
.3:30
p.m.
Football,,
Thistles
vs.
Regiment,;
final
for
Dominion
DaV
Cup.
6
:45
p
.
nr.
Baseball,
S
.
0
.
C
.
vs
.
winners
of
afternoon
game.
9:00
p.m.
Dance
in
Moose
Hall,
Premier'
nine-piece
orchestra,
refreshments.
Drawing
for
Boys'
Band
raffled
at
dance.
Kitchen
Towelling
7
yards
fnr
$1.00
at
Jabotfr's
Sale.
I
'
-
Hn.
J.
W.
Duma
and
tanuly
are
salllns
thU
even!
or
by
the
Prince
Hup-
.
Vancouver
on
.
vacation
trip,
j
Mm.
M.
Kenny
and
granddaughter.
mas
.
stalker,
an
sailing
or
the
Tiaot
Rupert
tola
evening
fee
Van-
,
Mj.
H.
O
Ksnasdy
Md
young
son
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Frtace
George
where
they
wilt
apend
month'
holiday
v
letting
with
relatives.
1
utH
Caroline
Mitchell
aaUs
this
eve-
mn(
qq
a
pttoet
Rupert
for
Van-
cou
aIMi
aUewhere
In
the
south
where
aJ)ma
.ummer
vacation.
j
Prortnclal
u
i
,
-
of
Stewart,
tr
hAivln
Mwiit
&
1mm
few
rfava
days
In
in
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
ym-
terday
afternoon
on
her
return
norm.
-
Trevor
Johoaton.
wte
la
identified
with
hts
brother
8.
D.
Johnston
In
the
brokerage
bullosas
here,
aalla
thta
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vlo-
torla
Miss
Orrgln.
Mwrmsn,
daughter
of
.
.
.
!
.
-
.....
mi.
am
mxa.
uanae
awaieiaiaii
.wh
thla
even
uui
on
the
.
Brmee
Ruoert
.1
'
...A
i,
the
Praetlcany
all
space
la
sold
out
(or
slasmer
Prmss
Rupert
which
aalla
we
souw
sjMabtg.
Many
Abool
tsnehers
from
ad
dtotrtct
intruded
In
the
peapptMr
'list
,
l
.
'
Mis-
E.
A.
Hercei.
iirinclnal
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
and
Miss
May
Hartln
are
salHng
tola
stoning
on
tbe
-Ince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
and
Vic
toria
where
tbey
will
apend
tbe
eum-
VBcatlon.
D.
Machsmns,
dock
mints
at
ths
i.i
or,
d
w
on
.
man,
train
(or
Montreal
where
on
July
6
will
aall
aboard
tbe
stwimsr
Laura-
for
a
trip
to
his
foraasr
home
m
Scotland.
I
'
.
'
4w,
w
e,44'e''Wwe-
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mooe
Annual
Picnic
at
Digby
Jun
SU
8t.
Andrew's
Society
Picnic
Sunday,
July
14,
to
Gnteiy
Bay.
Girmham
Dance
to
be
held
at
Port
Clements
some
tfm
in
June.
be
prepared
buy
a
bowl
Prince
Rupert
Rowine
and
Yacht
Club
Regatta
July
7,
K.
of
C.
picnic,
Sunday,
July
Digby
Island.
LRtnniic
iMiaar,
uctotxr
z
and
1G8
liJ
h-Jw-ws
r
'jar
Wherever
there
are
iusects
just
spray
FLY-TOX
and
they
die
by
the
millions.
K
nii
n.,
n.i
oj.
UJtt
cummi
lUxl
Spnrw,
Vtt.
(.V)
GaUau
Im
(Im
a
laACHANT
IN
ODOR.
Dcvelopeil
at
Isllon
Institute
of
Indditrial
Research
by
Rex
Feb
KtlSot"'
a
lowililp.
FLY-TOX
I
KILL
W
FLIE
.
j
AAOQUITOEy
MOTH'ROACHEy-
AMI'
FLE
kf
iltJli
flOJIlltSA
Flag
Parade
'from-
-th
Children's
Running
Shoes
for
75c
at
Jabour's
Sale.
llias
Mary
Esstnope
of
Booth
Memor-
lal
Bebool
teaching
atstt
aalla
this
at
ttrnoon
on
the
Prlnssas
Louise
tor
Vancouver
to
apend
the
summer
holi-
aT
-
Mlaa
Mary
Astert
of
the
city
treesur-
era
staff
salted
last
nfefat
pa
the
Prln-
eass
Manutnna
for
a
two
weeks'
holiday
trtP
Vancouver
And
elsewhere
in
th
ou
1
Hev.
George
a.
Webber
of
Vancou-
rer
secretary
at
tbe
Lords
Day
Al
1
lance,
who
ts
on
tour
of
tlua
ells-
trlet.
naued
last
nlbt
on
the
Princess
Maqulnna
for
Ocean
Falls.
G
i.
Asbton.
transferred
Telegraph
Oreek,
aaiwui
from
here
on
the
Prlneess
Ma-
I""1
,or
1M
vooa
Mia
Margaret
Magulre
of
Booth
Memorial
Bcnvoi
teaching
staff
will
eetl
this
afternoon
on
tbe
Prlneon
Loulae
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
her
home
at
Salmon
Arm
where
she
wui
afxntfl
apend
the
the
summer
summer
bolidaye.
bottdaya.
-
...
.
n-u.
,
oh.
iub
nn.
ihw
uthimw
mtwi
family
left
yesterday
lor
CMUtlMts.
Mrs.
'
Dyobavn
and
ehrMran
will
up
reaidence
In
their
summar
borne
at:
Lake
Kathlyn
and
Mr.
Dybhavn
win
rewn
w
xne
crvy
w
ww.
-
Dr.
and
Mia.
H.
L.
Alexander
and
sen
will
leave
neat
Thursday
for
Hazel
ton
where
they
wHl
oMtmenee
i
month
s
motor
trip
to
Saa
Pranciaoo
where
Dr.
Alexander
plans
on
attending
tbe
Paeaflc
Coast
Dental
Confer
-
Ben
amtth
assistant
manager
of
the
Premier
mine,
willed
yesterday,
afternoon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
his
return
to
Stewart.
Mn.
Smith,
whom
he
zl:
?'?fB
Jf""-
TU,t
hr
bome
Manttcha.
Having
been
delayed
wrth
heavy
cannery
freight
for
tbe
Skeena
River.
C.P.R.
Princess
Maqulnna.
Oapt.
8
K.
Oray.
arrived
In
port
at
iao
tm
night
from
the
south
and
aalled
at
11:30
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnta.
STRAWBERRY
TEA
AT
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
A
very
delighful
strawberry
tea
was
held
yesterday
afte
noon
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
hall
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
church.
The
tables
were
very
tastefully
decorated
with
pink
and
white
,
roses.
There
was
at
good
attend-
1
0n
ii
i
i.
.uuc
stiiu
uver
was
auuea
to
tne
iunas
as
a
result.
The
gueeta
were
received
by
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekin.
The
home
cooking
was
Jn
charge
of
Mrs.
J.
Greer
and
Mr.
Stiles.
Tea
arrannrnianli
..
wnm
...
In
4ha
"
-
n-
,,w.v
Han.la
nt
MntTinlo,.
u,ik
I
Hod
Mcleod
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Mc-Rae
pouring,
and
assisting
were
Mesdatnes
John
McRae,
A.
Ber-ner,
L.
Eby,
N.
FTaser,
W.
L.
Sandison,
W.
D.
Moxley,
W.
Pi
rce
and
Miss
Muriel
Vance.
The
program
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Steen.
Vocal
solos
were
given
by
Mrs.
V.
Millar,
Mis.
Brocklesby
and
Mrs.
Jervis
Mc-Leod,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Cul-lin;
a
piano
solo
by
Miss
Aletta
McKinley;
piano
and
violin
duet
by
James
and
Wisner
Bryant.
REBEKAHS
AND
QDD
(
;
FELLOWS
TO
TERRACE
Will
Pay
l'raternal
Visit
Over'
Week-End
to
Lodges
in
Interior
Town
i
Several
members
of
the
local
Re-
bekah
and
Oddfellow'
lodges
left
:
un
this
morning's
train
to
pay
a
fraternal
visit
to
the
lodges
at
Trviir-.
Sume
will
return
to
the!
i
ii
mi
tomorrow
ul'iernoon's
train
and
some
on
Monday
afternoon.
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fTTTn
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CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
Christian
Science
Society,
245
Second
Avenue
Tnfs"
Society
is
a
branch
of'tlie
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
morning
service
at
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE."
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
Evening
at
8
o'clock.
The
public
is
cordially
invited.
Reading
Room,
2-15
Second
Avenue,
open
days
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5
p.m.
.
PRESBYTERIAN
CHUKOT,
Preacher,
Rev.
T.
I
von
Jones,
M.
A.
Sunday
school
at
10
o'clock.
Morning
worship'
at
11
o'clock.
Subject,
"THE
INTERPRETER
ALONG
LIFE'S
WAY."
Solo
and
chorus
by
Junior
Choir.
Soloist,
Helen
Fuller.
Evening
service
at
7:80.
Subject,
"THE
PROBLEM
OF
THE
EMPTY
HOUSE."
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
"
Pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
B.A.
;
Deaconess,
Miss
E.
Elliott
Mo-ning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Communion
service
and'
reception
of
new
members.
Evening
service
at
7r30.
Sdbjeci,
"THE
POWERFUL
NATION."
Mrs.
James
Weir
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
visit
In
Stewart
i
Oarl
K.
Sutter.
Alaska
eaanery
mail
saUrd
last
night
on
the
Gardens
f
I
Alert
Day.
after
having
npent
several
days
In
the
etty
Mn.
E.
M.
Keron.
whose
an
Is
M
aosWicd
with
tfce
Railway
iUU
Servlae
here,
aatled
last
ngn
on
Ue
Oarde&a
Uir
a
trip
to
Vamouver.
Father
ObmypD
Remsa
OatMatO
DritAt
at
Anrox.
salted
by
ti
Rupert
last
evening
on
his
return
to
ie
smarter
town
after
rMVhaz
apent
a
days
In
the
etty.
c
W.
Mages,
wall
fenmvl
Stewart
mining
man.
aalled
by
the
Pttna
Bto-
,
....i..
.
.unum
m
hi
Mbmt
j
-
conn
erver
mnis;
-m
:1n
the
cite
on.
buatoens.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princes
Lootee,
Oapt
Arthur
.Hater,
la
due
In
port
a
tits
this
wfternoon
from
Skagway
and
will
eaU
at
5
p.m.
for
Vancouver
a
ad
Vto-
rens
Flag
Parade
will
start
from
the
armory,
Second!
Avenue,
at
0:45
on
Monday
morn
ing,
Dominion
Day.
K.
C.
Praser.
Inspector
of
schools,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Oardena
tor
Victoria
where
he
wn:
be
engaged
In
marking
examination
papers
at
Department
of
Education
headquarters.
Mrs.
Praser
and
family
are
at
Ohflllwaek
for
the
holiday
Puwum
awllln
1
mm
kr
far
th.
I
south
on
the
Oardena
last
night
ln
-
eluded:
H.
C.
Praser
and
Clue
Milton,
(or
Victoria:
Mrs.
Preston
and
ehlMren,
.
fir
Butedale:
Carl
A.
Sutter,
for
Alert
Merle
West,
for
Vancouver.
CONSTABLE
M'KINLEY
-
MOVEDTO
INTERIOR
I
'
Provincial
fqhstable
.'
Richard
McKinley,
whi
Jias
been
idauti-'1
fied
with
the
city
detachment
here
since
tbe
provincial
police'
too
over
city
policing
three
years
I
ago,
has
been
transferred
to
r,
f
.
i
.
.
.
j
.
i
.
i
1
rin,:e
ueorge
any
uemcnmeni
ana
u
Via
laavintr
flnnrt
v
urltn
mm
,
his
new
duties.
His
successor
here
has
not
yet
been
named.
j
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
f
TSAD
UK
RENT
Filrniehed
suite.
Summit
Apartments.
Phone
Blue
845.
(tf)
Weak
and
Run
Down
Didn't
Want
to
Eat
Could
Not
Sleep
c
Mm.
D.
Lmns,
Fault
fits.
Marie,
Out,
writos:
"I
was
weak
and
run
down:
did
not
want
to
eat,
and
could
not
sleep,
I
felt
tired
of
living
and
often
loneed
for
death
to
free
me
from
my
terrible
misery
as
I
felt
I
would
never
be
strong
again,
I
thought
I
would
try
snd
reafty
I
soon
fait
Eke
sating
and
living,
and
new
his
sssimid
to
soms
to
Manufastuiwl
only
by
TW
T.
MO-bank
Oo,
Lii,
Taronto,
Oaa.
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
Fer
Vancouver
Mondays
as.
Prince
Oeorge
4
p.m.
Tussdays
as.
Cetala
30
p.m.
Itnirsdays
as
Prince
Charles.
4
p.m.
Fridays
m
Prln
Maqubia
10
pjn.
"rldays-a.
Gardena
Midnight
Baturdays
as.
Prince
Rupert,
7
p.m.
June
20
sa.
Princess
'
battlse.
&
pm.
J4y
1
M-
Princess
AUce
.
.
J
p.m.
Adllatde
4
p.tn.
Pfttjcss
fiaajlse
pum.
uy
Prbsses
AXke
.p.m.
Jury
IT
M.
rrlnosai
Adelaide
8
pan.
My
30-M.
PrmstM
louVe
.
Jl
pm.
July
94-ss
Attoe
.J
p.m.
Jovr
oj.
AdeHMe
5pm
Jwlr-gi
s;
Princess
Louise
5
p
m.
Jnly
10
as
Prince
John
a
m
My
34-
Prince
John
a.m.
lrr"Vanrnver
Oaaa
4pm
Effeare
riarii-s
in
w
ajn
tv.
"jcorge
:au
a
m.
am.
thjpert
in
so
a
m
Pr.
Miisarbjr.n
p
m
July
J
a.
Mkesf
AdftakJe
.
a
m
Jutf
4
eg:
TMSJtess
Hfttie
;
.
.
a.m.
'-ssifirtr
Ante
..m.
Jwty
1-m.
PttocesayAdeUWe
..a-m,.
Jntv
t.'Priwtwi5...a.m.
July
IS
m.
Psktoes
AMss
t.m.
July
M
en.
PTbaaass
Adftslde
..a.m.
July
tS-ss.
Pdaces
LswVe
....a.m.
Jnty
3
a.
Prfcsasss
AJsoe.
..
.
.
.a.m.
July
I
sr.
Prtose
Jeh
...pijn.
July
Is
ss.
Pftnos
Jshe
,p.m.
July
a
ss.
Prraos
Jsha
.....jj.m.
For
Nna
Itltrr
anil
Pitrt
Simpson
Sundays
ss.
Oatott
.8
p.m.
Front
Nam
Itlver
and
Port
Slmpwrn
Tussdaysss.
Oatakt
11:30.
a.m.
l"r
Strwart,
Premier,
Anjot
and
Allca
Arm
;8
p.m.
Mondaya
as.
Prtsee
Charles
8
p.m.
Fridays
ss.
Prftaoe
Rupert
.
.4
p.-n.
Freer)
SU
wart,
Prrnilet,
Anyox
and
Alice
Arn
Tuesdays
.
Oatola
....UtSO
a.m.
Thursday
s.
Pr
Obarles
loao
a.m.
Saturdays
ss.
Prtose
Rupert
8
p.m.
T
North
ijnren
Charlotte
llnnd-
Mcodavs
ss.
Pi
toll
Charles
8
p.m.
iw
oHh
QiiftnifCharjoite
Mand
Thursdays-es
Pr.'-tfcles
loao
a.m.
t
fw
suth
ijueen
rhariotte
i.iami
July
l
ss.
Prince
Jtfca
8
p.m.
JUIT
IB
-
...s
p.m.
July
Prhtto
Jwkfi
...s
p.m.
.
...
,
.
,
,
"
iianas
""''"j;'
-
.
-
-
-"
j.
S4
ss.
Prtaee
Jbn
.a.m.
Far
Ahiaka
Pr.
Oesfgs
4
p.m.
1
as.
Prlneess
AdeteMe
a.m.
July
Princess
faoulse
...a.m.
July
Brines
Alto
a.m.
Julv
13
ss.
Prlneess
AaeiaMe
a.m.
July
15-ss.
Princess
Loulae
...a.m.
Julr
IB
Prlnssss
Alias
....a.m.
Julv
28s-
Prlneess
AsetaMe
a.m.
July
98-ss.
Prtnosss
Loulae
..a.m.
July
38-
-ss.
Prlneess
Allee
.a.m.
Freni
Alaska
Mondays
ss
Pr.
Oeorse
1040
a.m.
June
38
ss.
Princess
Louise
..p.m.
July
3
ss.
Prtnosaa
Alio
...I
p.m.
July
6
-ss
Prlnosss
AdslaM
p.m.
J"ly
10
as.
Prlnosss
Louise
..I
p.m.
July
IS
ss.
Prlnosss
Allee
..(p.m.
July
17
ss.
Prlnosss
AdelaWc
p.m.
July
SO
ss.
Prtnceas
Louise.
p.m.
July
84
ss
prlnosss
Alios
..(p.m.
July
t7
ss
Prlnosss
Adelaide
I
p.m.
July
81
-as
Princess
Louise
.8
p.m.
F"r
I'orl
Slmnn
and
Wales
liland
Fridays
as.
Cardena
a.m.
From
Slmimon
and
n
Inland
Fridays
-as.
Oerdem
p.m.
This
aUernoon'n
tnm,
due
from
ths
.mm
at
a
30.
was
reportsd
this
nvom
u'K
to
be
on
t;ine.
KKKl'INO
IT
QllKT
ni.'
h'rd-ur
actor
was
looking
for
i
imn
in
s
amall
provincial
town,
lie
'uicckod
nt
lut
on
the
door
of
a
house
where
he
had
seen
ttoe
notice
"Apartments."
"Could
you
give
me
the
lowest
terms
tor
a'-1";'.1'
he
itsksd
ths
landlord.
"I
...old."
tlie
reply,
"but
my
Bur)!-,
m
Jn-t
behinr'.
me.
and
she
does
not
halu
tor
ikkI
lnivgie."Auari.
Mill
1
I
7