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col-crtb.
oil
painting,
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at
Graham
Avenue
or
phone
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and
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Sept.
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From
the
Waterfront
"pnnd
the
remainder
of
the
nrrc
engaged
In
barnstorming
over
the
etty
with
stght-passcngers.
Pilot
Jack
Mc-
hie
arrived
here
from
Anyox
t
"50
yesterday
morning
with
Eastman
flyrng
boat,
iie
Is
mak-i.i.s
headquarters
tor
tlia
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at
the
Armour
Salvage
Ca
in
170
passcngcts,
mostly
'
trip
tourUU,
on
board,
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N.
"
dtntr
prmce
Oeorge,
Capt
R.
1
Ncldcn
arrived
In
poit
at
10
k
yesterday
morning
from
VL
itouvrir
Powell
River
and
Ocean
ano
sailed
at'l
p.m.
for
Skag-
ana
nth
a
UsbA
maImI
fnntMl
;
Clarence
tlorfUI
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'PeM
Jetttoh.
O.
Mathews
Mathews
Knox
C.
Chrlstcnson,
Mr.
A.
Olsen,
J.
Powers.
J.
Miller
and
0.
Mathews,
dty;
Capt.
L.
H.
H.
Jennlni.
Kct-chlkan.
H.
M.
Ifarnla
and
8.
Rdd.
Vancouver:
W.
H.
Uller.
Winnipeg;
K.
McFIewln,
A.
C
Way.
Pat
OTJcH
and
E.
Nickenon.
city.
Walter
Hausen.
O.
C
Arsenenu,
Dan
OTefl.
Axel
Ohfn
J
Harper
and
E.
Nlekerxon,
dty;
Oeorge
Weglln
and
W
P.
DIUon,
Vancouver;
P.
A.
Meredith,
Mayo;
M.
L.
Clark.
George
town;
Meth
Davtes,
Shawatlans;
E.
W.
Jontton,
M.
O.
HaddCMl.
eltp;
Miss
L.
Lovelace,
Ketchikan.
Prlnee
Rnpert
A.
C
Knight,
Mm.
II.
Maoion
aid.
Edmonton:
A.
R.
Brueger,
Wrangell;
Dr.
Hugh
II.
Young.
Baltimore.
Maryland.
A.
D.
Matheson.
Carlisle;
D.
P.
epankle.
W.
R.
Buekrmll.
Mr.
and)
Mrs.
D.
II
Yelf.
L.
0
Wet.
W.
HoUtngthead.
A.
Moss.
Mlas
I.
Mt-Ewan.
I.
Ii&lght.
Prank
Anders,
Win
BhMvoek.
H
F.
A.
King.
Jas.
Richard
ton.
Buck
Henderson.
O.
B.
Hughes.
Chris
Kenny.
Ken
Halght
Roy
Barry
and
Ernest
J.
Colton.
Vancouver:
J.
B.
Noble,
U.
8.
8.
Wriirht;
A.
Berner.
Telkwa;
O.
A.
Dirome
Premier:
I.
J
Blanthard,
Mission
City;
T.
O.
Weeks,
Ottawa;
C.
E.
Salter.
Hayrport:
8.
R
Don-aloson.
Port
E-tslngUra;
Wayne
W.
Montgomery
and
amlly.
Brnil,
Cal.;
H
Ludgate
and
son.
Smithers:
J.
Knapp,
U
8.
Navy:
Oeorge
P.
XtcCoU,
Port
Bknpson;
Barrett
Btudley.
Ban
Diego.
H.
Iversen.
Juneau;
R.
W.
Bin
cUlr,
Inemeea;
C
V.
Hope
and
family..,
Edmonton;
E
C.
Bawyer,
Salvia;
Oeorge
W.
Ogtton.
J
W.
H,
Day
and
W
J
Rimes.
Vanderhoof;
Mrs.
William
Cadman.
llaysport:
Miss
H
Lawrence.
Toronto.
Miss
Sylvia
Mayer
and
S
J
Mayer
and
son.
Smithers;
N.
Sherwood
and
E
T
Kenney.
Terrace:
F
M.
Dockrill.
Telkwa;
Miss
i
Donaldson.
Mrs,
James
Brown
and
Miss
Ada
Brown,
Port
Essinirton,
York
Matthew
Mowatt,
Hayspurt;
S.
Scadeen.
Aiyansh:
Henry
Robin
ton,
Greenville;
E.
A.
Letghton
and
Mrs
James
Bolton,
McUakatla
Moses
Aksldan,
Klncollth:
Percy
Ayak,
Mill
Bay;
H.
Helln.
Port
3lmpion;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Kennedy.
Carlisle;
Arthur
Moe
Mr
and
Mrs
Palmer
and
Mr
and
Ntrs.
B.
John-
ran,
city;
D.
McLean
and
William
Bonlilmt.
Port
Esslngton;
Mark
Bright
and
E.
Derrick.
Aiyansh;
Mr
and
Mrs.
P.
If.
Wesley.
Sunny-
fide
Cannery.
Mrs.
Eddie
Henry
and
Ell
Talt,
:lty;
T.
Yoshlda,
M.
Morlshlta
and
U.
Malda.
Claxton;
Dick
Johnson,
Oceanic:
D.
Jenkins.
W.
E.
Buck
ind
A
J.
Woodhouse.
UMS.
Va
w,
A.
White
and
nenry
Gray.
?ort
8lmp)n;
B.
A,
Munro
anc
amUy.
Oaspaso;
Wong
On.
city;
Moses
Leescn.
Frank
Calder.
Walter
CnWer
and
William
Bright,
Mill
Bay.
Savoy
Mr
and
Mrs.
W
E.
8.
Dudoward,
Port
Simpson;
R.
O.
CunnUigham.
Iort
Esslngton;
R.
Andrews,
An
tox:
Mrs.
N.
Brew
ami
ckiughter,
Haysnort;
A.
Mslver.
Arrandale;j
A.
Johnston.
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Point
Mine;
Davel
vmiui
niiusvu
iuitita
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he
will
Mturi
h;
nt
Nelson,
Mr
Charles
Neuon
ana
My.
id
southbound.
T
A
Kellcy
Logging
Oos-
scr-
boat
Nora
Jane,
Capt.
W.
L.
ca;
i.
arrived
in
port
yesterday
from
ill"
eomuanv'a
nnii
.
aiu
tf.t
u"en
Charlotte
Islands,
being
a
J"c:
of
machinery
for
repairs
at
we
loral
dry
dock.
The
Nora
Jane
T.""1
m
port
for
a
few
days
we
Job
Is
being
carried
out
With
188
passengers,
most
of
rrn
were
round
trip
tmulsts.
on
T
P.
R.
steamer
Prince
h
Capt'
T'om
CMff.
arrived
"port
at
0:30
this
mornlne
from
ft?..
r
and
8alled
at
11
a
ni-for
y
nntl
othcr
A,ask
Plnt
h
h
T'3e
4ho
s
due
to
return
here
iay
afternoon
soutllbormd.
h.r
.
xm
no
Passengtr
for
;
barking
from
this
pott
ooartl
her
fnr
t,
Da7
NiWl
wnt-Adi
satisfy.
William
Nelson.
Port
Esslngton;
E.
Bmala.
Danne;
O.
V.
Lear-
man,
lnvero;
8.
O.
Coopery
Ter-
wllMon,
Terrace;
J
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THE
TOILER"
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tive
race;
Fred
Mist,
C.
L.
Cauthers
and
Mrs.
E.
Cadwallaar,Ila7sport;
ion,
zity,
K
OaltrMz?
W-
8,
Allan
Ifclson,
Crescent
Inlet.,
and
Jack
Hanson,
city.
Clarence
Moore,
Smithers;
Mrs,
J.
Dana;
Bertha
P,
Lho.
Petersburg;
j,
y
uarr
Mjn:
y,
Boon.
gine
rUrysl
P.
Hlfana.
UXttflM,
tdrrtwiton:
fcOiiVUMHl.
J
Efland-
iiaiM-
Terrace;
John
D3dds.
C.JTK.
Ernest
Olco
arul
ait
M;-
En.,
L
Has-
cit,
Terrase;
R.
deKerewti-
Em
OJJI
Austnes.
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v
C
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WiT
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CJTJt.;
peter
Brown,
Hazel
ton;
Mr.
R.
Montgomery
and
J.
O.
Carl'
M.
8.
Danae;
F.
Van
Buran
and
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
Vancouver
Wheat
C.
11.
Letnes.
Lowe
Inlet;
James
Thompson
and
children,
frank
Mr
.
K.
M.
Smith,
JO
Esther
Tafi,
Kwon
and
Mr
and
Mr-
W
o
Lalg
and
Mrs.
Tom
Cornell,
city.
Ursnk
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
,
Mtt-
Hrtiy
Littte.
Lawxerm
Crete,
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W&A&Kib-jfW.
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A
Olson
Vt.
L
A.
Jamee.
A.
P.
Mun-
klnllnes.
Cedamle;
W
ah,d
'
Underwood.
W.
Satchcll
and
W.
J.
Wnkiwm.
.'tattle.
C.
ttfjfa(
Wl.
?
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aZcornnd"
and
D.
M
UftUli,
cr'y;
W.
J.
Wor-(E-
Davles,
IIMS.
Danae;
Mrs
P.
hool
books.
Clfl
Sixth
Ate.
Wlnnloeiri
T
Andrsrtn
nw
kTanner
and
sons
and
P.
J.
Daw-
r,
it
r
PnMUh
rnflifMlht
Thomas
Monson.
Dawson;
Mr.
rS
Price
$M0.
Dally
New,.;11
M
L
P.
Ar-
fc-can.
u
ten
and
P.
J.
Ilolk.
ONJl.;
Nels
Clt
STEH
FIELD.
dining
ru
ftulle.
small
library,
table,
Saldan,
city.
,
-s
Cheap.
Must
do
soia
oy
iv
Phone
Red
833.
1M
Aamoth
and
3
O
Klnc
pit
whh
tiV'ee
yeststday
and1
83c
on
ney.
Bmlthers;
W,
O.
Robertson,
0n.
Rimer,
E.
Dafls
Roy
Labo.
C
sen.
J.
Btflion,
T.
A.
Kirfly,
Edtrard
ana
i:
r.
cocau,
Vincoo-
c,
AOln;
Oarl
Brentzen,
Casslar;
W.
Nil.;
W.
L.
Herman.
JUyp:rt;
C
Bnr?r.
L
Bonrer
an5
Oeorj
K.
Mr?.
A.
.
Dorotog-
Vr.
v
.tni
HarriBon,
Mrs.
Perkins
and
son
H.
McLeod,
Nehon;
Cyril
V.
MoT-
Jolley,
Vancoum;
Mrs.
L.
Hnd-
'
X
Kanjenan.
BAK
SlLVru
awl
Mrs.
Datls
and
son.
Port
Es-
gan
and
J.
McLeltan.
Vaneotner;
erson,
Terrace',
Chris
Morrtr
and
3.
citf
NEW
YCRKT,
Ao.
23T
CP1
Bar
slngton;
J.
Richmond
and
W.
It
and
I
Hanson,
efty;
E.
E.
Jandtn,
Nelson,
Wale
Island;
A.
C.
Busfc
ser
closed
at
4Se
p'ounce
on
C.
Carpenter-
H.MJS,
Danae.
A.
J.
Woodhouse
and
11.
Bteam,
H,
the-'
local
metal
market
betng
still
unchanged.
EAVESDROPPING?
"ir.-
O,
Perhaps
But
There
.are
certain
places
-
the
ball
park,
the
hockey
game
for
instance;
or
street
cars
and.
buses
where
conversations
become
eloquent,
sometimes
forceful,
but
always
semi-public
.
These
daily
gatherings
offer
a
vivid
cross-section
of
the
thoughts,
ambitions,
ancl
ideals
of
an
entire
people
;
and
it
Is
only
one
more
step
to
the
questions,
"Where
arc
all
these
opinions
created?"
"What
basic
agency
can
be
held
responsible
for
the
origination
of
so
great
-
a
number
of
ideas
?
"
The
answer
lies
in
a
great
unconfirmed
power
in
which
the
Canadian
public
places
its
faith;
an
institution
in
which
ideas
form
an
ever-changing
picture
yet
maintain
a
firm
grip
upon
the
imagination,
the
desires,
and
the
buying
thoughts
of
the
entire
world.
NLY
ONE
MEDIUM
;
can
measure
up
daily
to
this
exacting
standard
and
yet
maintain
the
balance
and
stability
necessary
to
the
sanity
of
the
v
nation
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