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Many
Flowers
At
Funeral
of
Carl
Johnson
(2)
3
Ml
(5)
Monday,
Oct.
30,
V9K
CONSIDER
CAREFULLY
Election
day
k
drawing
near
and
it
will
be
nec&mry
fer
those
who
are
stiH
imdecided
to
make
up
their
minds
ho
they
are
going
to
vte.
There
are
but
thre
eamKdwtes
ih
the-field
in
Prinee
Rtriert.
Two
of
these
represent
parties
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OFFICERS
Annua!
Meeting
of
Diocesan
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
Anslioan
Church
Held
Here
The
Letter
Box
IMSflirSTED
AT
nUDDERHAM
hoped
they
will
all
vote.
After
all,
parties
are
only
created
jiZ.
At
a
meeting
of
Scandinavians
Bditor.
Dally
News:
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a
tlte-G.
c.
F..
aH
of
wlrom
seonJoyment
of
wowen
and
chil
were
persons
of
unimpeachable
character
wfcr
bad
long
been
pro-
i
1
.
.
Li
L.
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I
dren.
safety
In
coal
mines,
state
health
tnsrranee.
HWilB
Workmen's
Compensation
benefit.
fare
of
the
wnrlrtnr
nr
airriculLural.
rMlnotLan
at
uli
ajte
UMMHOR
SUMS-
City
delivery
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
hi
advance
......
$5.00
At
!
twly-ftw
nnI
meet-
-
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skinner
'
flratlons.
exemption
of
hws
from
For
lesser
periods,
paid
to
advance
per
week
...
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JO
tag.
which
conchjdod
Uurend.
f
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small
Mirnres
of
Vancouver,
chairman;
O.
L.
tax
sale
and
stent
ef
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Joes.
Ketawn.
viee-ehiitrman:
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to
appeal
to
the
coarta.
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1st
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frr?
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fill
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mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
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RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
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Inch,
per
Insertion
...
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
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Insertion
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ma
ftmeeuver:
J.
Atnsworth.
Ocean
th
huncr
to
Vlrtorla
and
Ottawa.
Ftt:
V.
tl.
Mtdcefey.
Victoria:
E.
There
wewM
be
immediate
relief
for
C.
Murreli,
Cretoti:
E.
E.
Winch,
unemftnyment
If
the
C
C.
F.
went
Bwnaay.
and
It
Woed.
Arm.Hn-.ig
to
Vletorfa.
ia
Haver
to
a
aueatiea
from
the
andtestte.
the
diatrman
stated
that
taw
6.
C
F
ne
had
beesi
the
first
to
wire
ywtoat
to
VtrtoHa
and
Otto
at
men
bete
osdeved
to
the
Pender
Harbor
sme
Charles
Chap-MtL
Vasted
Ptont
eaadMate.
d.-etored
that
Mr.
Woods
weth
(wo
yaass
ao
had
udvoested
slave
earaps.
Later
fn
the
qoesttM
period,
a
atotemestt
was
made
fesm
the
platform
that
the
Hatted
Front
u
sjdltttnf
the
worktnt
eauw
vote
here.
Mr.
Chaprun
was
sheered
when
he
repHed
that
it
waa
the
C
C.
F.
candidate,
instead,
who
had
tor
tordroHt.
One
legn
tsid
to
see
leafey
9Hlr
rnaktog
aulttfcat
easttai
aset
At
the
f
rcttatod
but
nae-
atae
oeprisatatf
Mrs.
R.
O
encrrasi
to
spue
tne
9tim
class
rUtmjarti
to
iiiih"
dksMMi
10
sen-e
me
occasion.
1
nev
mean
notning
in
tnemselves.
we
are
distasted
with
the
verv
ant
a-
The
Conservatives
wHl
find
it
necessary
to
took
over
the
unsporumanilke
way
Rnttderham
T
.Z??
T""
TTtLr
field,
consider
well
the
policies
and
the
men
and
then
vote
Ptototto
wTv
SJit
1H"S12:
a
they
feel
they
can
best
serve
the
interests
of
British
rnrTKr
Toha
S
TTLo:
..
.
.
..
ri
i
j.r
i
t
-t
-rt.
n
'In
Ovsffl
Cnarmtte
Cltv
He
men
oinmura
anu
panicuiany
oi
rnnce
nupen.
nuer
an,
..
"
...
.
.
.
r
.
.
aioaves
in
tne
new
there
aabwt
nueej
questtan
wtttoh
Is
net
a
re-
mis
is
not
a
national
election,
it
dears
oniv
vntn
nrovineiai
jw
:
..
sue
c.
r
.
problems
but
many
of
the
policies
discussed
are
national,
sport
and
Wg
joke
amongst
the
,
Manders.
LOCAL
NEWS
DMOU8TBD.
Skldeamte.
B.
DECLAIiaS
IT
WAS
BLUNDER
UctotM
qaeadea."
Ieu.es
Letter
Mr.
Rudderham
Liberal
protoUcatkms
notwlth-
!SL
enUtafl
standing.
Mr
Rudderham
said
that
?CTWr
""
he
flcand
he
wsM
gt
a.
teste
!T.
i!!L!
""
nwstortt,
an
the
Queen
Charlotte
JJ
2Jf
islands.
He
erM4cW
Ur
P.Uullo.
T?'
wl
J!
mMtr:
road
system
tlTwand.
which
ffJTS
"
"Tl?
included
many
roads
aw
over-
.T
uk.
00
TTut
-
w
nin
s
brstneas
only"
n
j
n
uk.
.
.
j
.
was
ne
net
enrrert
correct
A
A
man's
man's
ratos
-
lrn
-j
"u."
vrcurc
nuuucriuuu.
toe
u.
r
.
skier
eriromnc
in
atai.t
school
r.nrfM.t
mh
.
mt
i
on
ed.
A
road
between
Mas-
k-i....
,
:
.
classes
for
BnnHsr..
stone
twenty
rharkiet
rat.
it
ir
w
a,,.
tt
and
Port
ClesjenU
was
needed.
K1.
..
T
0,1
nerai
oi
carl
i.
Johnson
Saturday
rr"
mxm:
occasion
to
nay
h
nwn-ii-
rwwq
mtsee-
policy.
Mr.
noOhnrwwth
iUid
hi
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Anderson.
,
mBe
-
80
November
p.
PoUen
and
his
paper,
the
Dally
porttog
In
the
Dally
News
In
regard
tl
e
form
of
a
qwstion
tt
tttet
ttnd
rio
uiB.
t
n
I..
8
-
under
"
the
tntarshto
of
4-
Mtss
Marr
rewa.
rki.
tum
is
ute
k
Lt,.j
so
a
statemMit
nuA
b
oy
ut
"
r-
m.
...
.
'..
Lede
Valhalla.
Pioneer
Association.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnson.
Mr.
j
and
Ma.
J.
Laruen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Hellman.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andy
Nel-
'
sen.
Oscar
Lamm.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Netoen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Oustarson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Riffou.
John
Bergman.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Oeo
Frttr.
Mr.
and
Mm.
HarvrMon.
Mr
and
Mrs.
'
Jana
Dybaavn.
9.
Beh-ln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
Vlekers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
greatest
bunder
n
t
they
should
hare
If
a
sa-n
tm
jmonrrnwm
couw
nave
maoe
as
tne
-
(
rm
wafos
on
mare
turn
one
oeea-
w
"T
:
t
lalandars"a41
knew
that
Mr.
Patten
hat
had
evidently
him-
had
shewn
himself
to
be
oo-
.u
"L
7
.
beea
te
I-T
none
his
best
to
bete
the
wnfused
two
statemento-
made
posed
to
the
living
Christ
iurehr
f
l
the
PMt
lew
days.
derVifnent
of
the
Qreen
CharteUe
Mr
Pttollo
coneerntog
differ-
Chi-stlans
could
not
support
him
sailed
by
the
Catala
last
evening
Mansto,
m
onr
mhxa
he
has
so-
"
oecastons.
The
C
C
or
Me
therrles
f
ttnent
Yf
on
her
wtarn
to
BUwart.
She
was
grated
with
the
owners
to
have
F
exhibited
a
Bennett-
a
man
by
his
atottwde
has
nwhtt-
herewh
her
daafhler
whw
m-
onlT
Idee
flntr
fer
aUertsx
newspaper
re-
uallv
scoffed
at
religion
sure
v
mTTTT
lof
iiamon
ta
-
Pch
t
PNt
wwl
lter
alee
charged
the
Christian,
were
not
delrous
th.v
PJsiSnl
PU'.
!
!i0r1!-1
""d
tivetr
reprewntnnv,
'
"
"
"
v-
a-district
IT'
lntolUaanse
aftlser
5Ss
Ln
P
Hed
8
Mr
nd
MUth
Uie
C-tala
ytorday
af-
ternoon
anc.
will
return
south
on
-
.....
'
tte
same
steamer
tinvnrow
af-
c
r
c
miu
snl'ed
last
evening
on
ternoon
He
was
formerly
second
the
Cruah
to
make
the
round
trip
In
command
of
H.M.C.8.
Sfcee
,u
ia
Anyox
un-1
Stewart
on
busires
and
is
well
known
here
Night
School
Classes
Zuf
Commlwloner
Alder.
Evening
Classes
in
the
k!
L
,bel0w
are
bln
arraned
during
the
coming
week,
to
be
held
in
Uwden
Street
School.
For
these
classes
any
person
."
yw
of
a
or
ver
U
eligible.
However,
the
elaasea
are
mi
elined
tor
stodema
at
present
attending
school,
but
for
the
who
wish
to
extend
their
prevtow
education.
Aeeording
to
the
reguUUfins
of
the
Department
af
"witton.
all'
etotstomoat
have
an
aferaae
attendance
of
at
least
tan
m
onkr
to
be
'
CLASSES:
'
1
BNOMSII
FwR
NEW
CANADIAN.
fTWW
w
,
a
I
Uv
spoke
and
written
RnfRth
httanded
for
ptnwns
M
lor-ctoji
extraeUon
wfca
desire
to
fmnrove
their
Itttowtntoe
af
.
Hi
tsnanage.
BOOK-KEEPING
AND
ACCOUNTS
iti.
,wt-
,
..
ses
In
Etementary
and
Advanced
nook-keeping.
BUSINESS'
ENGLISH
AND
ARITHMETIC.
(Twfce
wertpj
FRENCH
FOR
BEGINNERS.
(Twice
weekly.)
APPLIED
MECHANICS.
(Onee
weekto.)
If
sufficient
tatersat
Is
shown,
other
clasfea
may
be
gdflM
to
the
above.
FFEfls
Fees
mngfttK
tibm
tlM
to
MOO
per
mtthtfa
wtO
he
aaM
wu
for
these
eoirrasi.
UERISTRATION:
As
classes
will
begin
on
Monday,
November
ftth..
student
may
register
at
any
dale
previous
between
the
houss
af
4:00
and
ftoe
pjT
at
the
office
of
George.
L,
Rorlr.
Wallaee
Bkcic.
where
lull
uartkmlara
of
the
courses
offered
may
be
obtained.
M-HHHHHH-HHHHHHHIIBIH
.
ninir
m
Mr.
manseneam.
it
m
a
ranrrpwwm.
m
irimawe
nana
Tf.e
serm-in
Hare
on
ettUlal
iMstoass,
Lieut,
i-j...
Klh,
L.
.
,
Queen
Charlotte
city
MLAfFDER.
Dancing
Party
by
Sea
Cadet
Corps
Is
Happy
Affair
For
Vaiirnuver
Tuesdny
lj:30
p.m.
Tbursdnya
0:1
p.m.
Pitday
ii
p.m.
Mandnya
and
Wedneadays
(by
-win
..
4ao
p
m.
From
Vanciruver
Sunday
pjn
Wadneaday
10
am.
Friday
p.m.
Oct
1M,
31
and
30
a.m.
As
far
the
Liberal
statement
that
tmm
w
Mount
waa
not
suffer;
the.
C
C
F
had
stolen
Lreeral
plat-
Teaehinc
was
net
the
chief
e,?
form
planks.
Mr
Rudderham
cwuM
nir
Jeaua
Mv.-d
not
see
where
any
party
had
exclu-
mrn
He
easnr
to
deitver
the
w
stve
rhjhta
to
gwed
and
onffol
lrera
ptanks
Tfe
charged
Hurt
the
Literal
The
PHee
at
exerchtng
ptotform
tnntalned
Hrtte
on
which
,r""chU
v
one
for
which
Mr
Pattutlo
could
be
pinned
down
hMf,l
tTrVtt
thefflsehes
bv
r,
The
C
C.
F
rundtoale
detared
flprlftn-
WfHWi-
reflection
sure!
hlB
favor
for
nrnri
iwion
t
(n.
stoad
af
nrorrt
It
rMit
tat
tim
Wftuid
ttl
MIlk
of
latMe
all
nf
which
should
be
flahtlng
for
the
same-end
In
the
interests
of
the
human
factorthe
elevation
of
human
society
ond
the
blessmy
of
human
beings
Instead
of
the
exploiting
of
human
lives.
The
c
c.
F.
could
at
least
do
as
much
as
the
others
had
dene
and
would
attempt
to
dd
more.
While
admitting
the
Liberal
party
naa
neen
responsible
for
some
paternal
IrrJsifttlon
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Satur-
eliarged
Mr
Pattullo
with
voting
iu
pjn.
uguuuti
measures
concerning
the
more
neitMut
thar
i'
but
the
C
C.
F
Intended
to
brtne
M
WM
"J-wsys
entlUef
order
out
of
rho...
nfiMm.Lnrm.ni
mow
whether
A
sHHi
seeKtnit
on.
..,,,,,
-
.
..
.
tu.
i
i
a..
-...
was
sue
id
lag
mn
Me
pciLa
VM
tm
WM
"
a
at
rf
i
clean
eteaa
and
ana
Its
second
dance
of
the
sensen
at
proposal
to
offer.
tn
,I
J
h-sooartetf
of
the
Royal
Canadian
"
olug
to
get
the
STrS
L
.1
'
ttM
f
'?
Nawsl
Vofnctoer
Reserve
on
Bator-
work
and
wae
under
HTLf
rpos'
tn
rt'
day
msjht.
ahout
seventy
-nve
sou-
Preaent
system?
The
C.
C.
F
he
J
lffTJ
.
for
h"
h
pies
being
present
at
the
affair
Btood
for
humanity
first
and
this
Zii.Zl
rtaU"
Tne
Pastr
which
waa
thoraughly
entoyaMe
be
the
aim
of
every
aovetn.
T.uP,
"
'M
t,f"f'
to
all
During
the
evening
enter-
;w11ft?rterK
'
tatom-nt
wn
provided
by
MUse-
Mr.
Rudderham
paid
his
respects
of
tTr-
l"h
Betty
BUtowa
and
Winnie
Com-
to
"Campaign
Echoes"
and
the
ke
,
veTy
MZ
Z
'
eron
and
these
was
ate
an
el-
Daily
New
and
decried
mud-ling-
tJuinl
u7frrnchu!e
TnTr
t
bttion
of
iliiimtoated
olub
swhwrnr
ine
toato-.
th..,
.
fI!..r,e.frBnch,B
and
by
Tad
Anstow.
Sub-lnttructoc
i.
that
the
.nhiuo
7u
ZtZZ
l1
Mac
tie
waa
master
of
ceremonies.
Refreshments
were
servled
during
the
evening.
,
Mail
Schedule
Fur
the
Bast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
day
4:30
mi
rrom
the
East
-
w.mabian
nir
laim
Be
ttrt
had
net
been
ooneUered
the
out
on
election
day
It
would
be
brightest
head
In
the
city
couneU
aa
unthinkable
repudiation
of
per
during
his
two
years1
service
there
sormJ.
responsibility
a
Christian
where
often
no
attention
was
paid
ehfaem
and
a
te
betrayal
of
to
htm.
the
people
being
well
aware
'ho
things
for
which
the
church
of
this.
Mr
Rudderham
then
went
tood
If
church
penple
should
re
on
to
disseminate
his
Ideas,
about
re
from
the
field
and
not
cast
"throwing
baseball
and
throwing
their
vote,
mud."
Mr.
Shenlna
Mr.Bhentonre.M.ttedthcml.un.1
"
ntad
...
u
ivru
hic
lllinuil-
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Satur-
derstandlng
that
had
arisen
within
days
10
njn
Hunfers!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert
Benr
rugs
mounted
In
any
style-,
aame
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Wl
For
Prices
E.
f)ix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
II.
C.
HOLDS
TEA
Very
Suesful
Hallowe'en
Affair
On
Saturday
Afternoon
The
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
gay
withv
Hallowe'en,
decorations,
was
the
wene
of
u
very
sucacsMui
tea
on
Saturday
afternoon
arranged
by
i
Church
of
England,
elected
officers
-u
,
.
l.
....w
w.
MU1
80
ciapter,
i
UDt.
in
aw
oi
its
1.40!
for
tfeeestcyarafew:
iri.
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V,:.4'
"
.
V
1
TJl..,"
.
,
ebariUWe
ami
educa-iona
,02,
j
Hrary
PftaMeift.
Mm.
O.
A.
iRlx.
PmMtnt,
Mia.
J.
B.
CMfema.
PlMt
Vtee-PmMHiit.
Mta.
Them
Andrew.
Secand
Vtee-Pwahlisit,
Mn.
W.
J.
Greet.
Seentery.
Mrs.
Raaert
Brttett
TrWMwer.
Mrs,
W
C.
AspinaM.
Secretaty
TteaMBvr,
Ms'
bsmmIi.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Parlow:
unlws.
Msa.
A.
T
Psoieta:
Uttle
Helpers,
Mfa.
W.
H.
Tobcy;
thank
offertne.
Ma.
F.
ted.
Many
people
win
vote
lor
tnern,
not
oecause
iney
oe-
A
j,,.
Do7eM.Tr-Iieve
in
the
doctrines
which
they
preach
but
because
the
tuc
mrasre.
Mn.
times
are
desperate
and
they
wish
to
do
something
des-
Rorie;
prayer
pattners.
Mia.
e.
c.
perate.
.MeOaafcHe.
The
other
candidate
fs
the
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
iJoj"B
Mmm"
Mttor
M
J
and
is
expected
to
be
premier
soon.
He
has
represented
Dfets
to
Demtnioti
atmnai
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
sixteen
years
and
has
eonsis-
Mrs
w.
h.
tom?.
Mr,
a.
l
Bom
tently
fought
the
battles
of
the
nrtk
He-is
the
only
hope!
and
Mra.
o.
a.
woodland;
aabsu.
for
a
constmctive
administration
that
will
make
a
serious
tut
utm
E
Lenox,
Mb
f
a.
effort
to
better
the
present
unsatisfactory
condition.
He
MacCnnHn
and
Mn
A
R
is
fl
mfin
nf
risinn.
nnwpr
an1
infTnpnpp
anH
if
plottwl
will
'
m
"
J
w.w.u
be
in
a
position
to
do
something.
Neither
of
the
other
candidates
would
be
able
to
do
anything,
no
matter
how
they
might
wish
to
implement
their
views.
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
are
Conservatives
but
they
have
no
candidate
running
on
this
occasion.
.
It
is
to
be
t
1
t
l
ii
a
a
0
11
i
Church
in
Politics
(Cantmaetf
mm
Pate
11
The
hostoss.
Mrs.
H
B
Rochester
was
assisted
in
receiving
by
Mrs
H
L.
Landsey.
raawt
of
the
chapter
Mrs.
J.
A,
Frew
ws
rmrvener
of
the
tea
room.
aaaMed
'by
Mrs
A
McNeill.
Mrs
D
Orchard
M'l.etKi
Mrs.
M.
Wanter
and
Mhn
May
Ifar
tin.
Presiding
at
shf
toa
table
were
Mrs.
Mancan.
Mrs.
H.
A.
Bn-en
Mrs
O
W.
Ahbaat
and
Mrs,
U.
N
Brwrk
tin
Mta.
feton
Rsoe
Y
Cofi
Lelghton.
city
Ray
Late
OH
F-mprc
table
were
Fortunes
were
toM
by
Mrs
Pullen
Hotel
Arrivals
N
M
aasOi
x
esntrary
to
the
Uinihttox
B.
Lasnbe
of
jesw
Christ.
Mas
J.
H
Maoey
was
tn
charge
of
"We
mttit
reaNae
that
an
Ua
raffle
whiob
was
drawn
b
Miu
tempt
to
found
demecsacy
and
Janet
Rochester
and
won
by
James
keep
deoHttrftay
eatoblMied
an
h
Boyd.
Mrs
Robert
Davey
wu
rn-
natuee
as
tt
to
toddr
Is
shter
Mr.
Mrs
Ernest
Anderson
arranged
a
there
was
a
wwWo;
in
the
C.
C
F
viu.
o.
w.
,1
U1.
L
.
I
l
vtrmm
UK
'f-
eal
desMesaeir
aa
man
In
Ms
cost-
Parkin
and
Mtas
M
R
MrCaffery
SL?f
tHeat
f
erd
a-d
his
vtetory
.ear
guitar
(tort
by
Mr.
O
A
Bryant
to
to
n
-TT?Jf
owt
the
pto
plat-
hime
ta
other
wmis.
democswry
and
Mtos
K
Carrie
and
vocal
solos
LJrnn
ldTntHt.t
lhil
upon
a-n,c
rreo)eBsto
b,
Mta
entttn.
Mn
lMeeswy
and
rff
KLf.
part
nf
every
man
and
ww
Mrs
Anderson
Aeeninpnniats
were
P
to
V,r
exptoteed
m-
Mrs
J
8
Black
slnTc
B
Crt-
w
amwr
ne
oojvvsee
si
mere
were
tnase
who
saH
Heat
aachta
control
of
the
ofaaalzatiun
the
ehsiaah
was
strtetly
a
reuwtoam
The
C.
C.
F.
waa
eadoesed
by
the
bsdy
and
to
nr
wise
a
pofttsea'
Socialist.
Party
of
Canada
mtutm
w
under
w
the
body
e-
bat
mk
the
sne
nastor
partwr
srald
aeaid
R
F
knitted
by
niesabm
of
Mm
ohaftor
m
dtaaiay
and
will
be
In-lader
tn
relef
yafaels
RACKETS
This
ofte
will
knock
tho
birdies
for
a
row
Badminton
Racket
Special,
$2.95
Don't
Miss
This
Kaian
Value
o
Kaien
Hardware
PHONE:
3
.
"Mfcttty,
o-t,,..
v
.
IHtyal
I
Ban
Beaton.
CJVJt.:
WaB
Bbon
j
W.
T
and
O
nuirtpa.
C
M
C
wn-MB.
CJVJI
:
F.
Moffat,
etty.
rrinee
IVupert
I
L
Frrrtn.
Prince
Rupert
Lyon
Lelghton
Vancouver:
O
H
Tycl.o.
Ant
Rhers
Lieut
Commander
F
L
Hiiayhton
Vlrtorla.
Mr
and
Mrs
T.
T
K-jrh
rtirmslnux
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
II
I
PR00FSh
piuci
(if
II
of
whH.
iui
dl'.loii,1
:
i,
.
Phyniruit
accurute
tern
of
i
"icre
uaims
tMuna
a
remeaj
Hiiairai
iiiKi
corpuM-ii
As
Um
i.,
I,
corposrlt
in
pes.
the
pa
'
i
lence
reunited
cause
the;'
i
recelvuiK
oswgrn
ft
Dm
nisirhnem
fr
gan.t
lii'trii'
Rerenti
"brood
tesn
Cr
patten'
ms
Ptnk
later
The
phvMr
tnereaae
n.
rorpuirlcs
hort
of
m
i'-are
uuthemi
Will
be
t'h-desires
inetn
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a
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ra
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in
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PIIH
are
cv
,
good
remi.i
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builduii!
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dtffi
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sdamifx
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Be
saw
and
btood
tasied.'
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Holel
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your
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fhme
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ihliopraf
flreenltl
Vhnr
t.'sl
f.iebSBfe
Bio
;
COAL!
COAL!
3ur
Famous
Ed"'
Bulkier
Valley
'
ieed
to
grve
satif
'
ton
of
No
T
Bu'f!'
also
seU
Ttmothv
'i
Oau
an't
IU
Prince
Rupert
rccdC-
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
tbret
V?
Tetal
capacity
W,M
Rhlpbonderi
and
Bhl.
for
Steel
snd
VTm
fron
and
Brs
Cut"
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ll-toa
Derrick
f
sr
IW"
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