A
PAns:
TWO
Men's
Comfortable
and
Durable
(JULY
EDITION
Solid
Leather
WORKING
BOOTS
Iteceiie
the
Utmost
in
Quality,
Wear
and
Value.
Greb,
Valentine
and
other
High
Grade
Makes.
Priced
From
$2.95
Up
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
oi
Circulations
Thursday,
November
3,
1938
SPORT
CHAT
:
!
!
Big
names
of
Professional
hockev
banded
together
one
yew
Ago
last
night
at
Montreal
to
honoi
jthe
greatest
of
them
all
Howie
Morenz,
who
died
March
8,
1927.
Before
nearly
9,000
Jans
a
National
Hockey
League
all-star
team
defeated
a
combined
Montreal
Ca-
Athletics
in
1928.
Sea
Hawks
Are
Going
Strong
In
Puck
Play
Ladies'
League
(Blue
Birds
11
"Rangers
8
"Parochiallv-mindpfl
indivirfiiQlc"
ie
,!,
nr
t
'Annette's
Annette's
8
"ffiXwh0
oppose
the
bui,din
of
the
p:
:::::
.j
?
"
I
Maple
Leafs
6
CHAMBERLAIN'S
POUf!Y
Knox
Hotal
2
The
Ernpire
policy,
as
promulgated
by
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
of
Great
Britain,
is
one
of
appeasement
rather
than
provocation.
The
chief
objection
to
it
comes
from
those
who
were
hoping
there
would
be
a
rapprochement
with
Russia
and
that
Russian
methods
and
policies
would
gradually
permeate
the
British
Countries.
It
looked
for
some
time
as
if
Britain
and
Russia
might
have
been
close
allies
in
helping
to
hold
back
the
advancement
of
the
Nazi
and
Fascist
dictatorships.
Then
Chamber-
loin
rv
r
A
f
Zn,
JMI
t
i.
i-
"l
...
"
uc
m&
m&turn;
uignis
io
uermany
and
had
a
heart
i
to
heart
talk
with
the
Feuhrer
in
which
it
was,
doubtless,'
pointed
out
that
Britain
was
at
the
parting
of
the
ways,'
Either
she
and
Francp
wnnM
rrn
wth
fiomnnw
ifoi'
prt
if
rebuffed,
would
go
with
Russia,
lining
all
the
de-
.
'
-
-
-
-
--
up
mi
vjic
uc-
9
13
OLD
LAND
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
National
Labor
Backed
Nominees
This
Year
In
Civic
Field
mocracies
and
Russia
atramstihe
nther
riiofnfnrcTninc
.election
campaign
in
England
ani
moved
THE
DAILT
xtuS
TEACHERS
whist
MEETING
Drive-Dance
Is
Catherine
ol
I'&daeojus
Ving
Pong
Tournament
Very
successful
was
the
bridge
The
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
As-.
party
and
dance
held
last
night
relation
of
the
British
Columbialby
the
Eagles'
Lodge
In
the
Aerie
ieacners
Federation
neia
ns
res-
nan
on
rum
nvenuc
cast,
nitre
,
uiuuau-iviurouu
aquuu
o-a.
rroceeas
'
7
"
of
more
than
$11,000
were
placed!ular
,
Wy
meeting
last
.
evenlnguvere
,
were
twenty-eight
twenty-eight
.
.
.
tables
tables
.
.,
of
of
,
cards
cards
,
in
trust
for
Morent'
widow
and
three
children.
ajwvii
iyitruiui
10.1
ail&a
with
the
president,
J.
S.
Wilson,
in
me
cnair.
Baseball's
"Georgia
Peach,"
I
I
In
addit'n
to
dealing
with
a
Cobb,
resigned
as
player-manaeei
.
considerable
amount
of
routine
;of
Detroit
Tigers
twelve
years
ago!mattrs-
e
meeting
made
plans
j
today.
Joining
the
American
iigr
Iulure
gamenngs
oi
we
League
club
in
1905,
Cobb
cracken
'
Association.
The
report
of
a
out
a
double
in
his
first
appear-
j
serial
.committee
of
the
provinjial
ance
and
from
that
date
started
jeXCU,,ve
on
the
guestlon
of
larger
on
a
record-smashing
career
that
administrative
units
was
conslder-ls
baseball
history.
He
ended
hi
ed-
This
will
be
studied
by
the
Jn-
baseball
career
with
Philadelphia
divjaual
teachers
and
will
provta
,
the
subject
for
the
December
meet
ing.
Other
matters
to
be
discussed
at
later
meetines
will
include
the
con-
;
slderation
of
the
report
of
the
com-Jmittee.on
the
matter
of
affiliation
i
The
holding
of
Education
Week
:
was
discussed
at
the
provincial
con-
Phee.
of
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Fed-ld0"'.
n
Varietis
Matters
Dealt
With
at
f-rpof
.NlirrACQ
and
more
people
dropped
in
for
the
dance
which
cocupied
the
latter
part
of
the
evening.
The
prize-winners
at
cards
were:
ladies
first,
Mrs.
Owens;
second,
Mrs.
Sam
Hougan;
third,
Mrs
Peter
Solem;
fourth,
Mrs.
J.
Mc-Rae;
men's
first,
Robert
McKay.
second,
Fred
Rlffou;
third,
Gun
Following
cards,
delicious
refreshments
were
s?rved
and
dancing
followed
with
music
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
Angelo
Astorl
was
master
oi
ceremonies
for
cards
and
Robert
McKay
for
the
dancing.
Frank
Flllsnn
nrplrlrl
nf
the
eration
with
organizations
of
labor!
Tne
committer
in
charge
con
or
civil
servants.
fisted
of
Andrew
Ronald,
W.
Noble
t
An
lritprtm
renort
of
the
tearhpr-'William
Hutson
and
Hugh
FergU-
enAiwTi
n
.
M
tralntncy
nsimmtttoo
rloalt
wtVi
SOn.
iiuiiiLEi,
nuv.
o;
oeaiue
aea
vii."..vk.
m
Hawks
scored
their
third
straight
summer
schools,
requirements
for,
victory
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
entrance
to
teacher-training
school,
j
xiuvivEjr
league
jasi
UJJUJI
uy
ae-
'
-
"""-"--
-"".
i"-
'ifeating
Spokane
Clippers
five
to
tiflcates
of
Junior
high
school
and
Jnil.
technical
teachers.
j
NAMED
11
jsultatlve
meeting.
In
order
to
con-
Si
form
with
arrangements
made
for
-
-
-
Sjrnakin?
the
observance
a
contln-
FOR
SALE
,ent-wide
feature
H
was
decided
iSwInJUI;UM
EdMUCat,"
Week
FOR
SALE7-room
house
all
new--should
I
be
held
in
i
November.
As
Jy
remodelled,
fully
modern,
742
C,
Education
Week
has
been
observed
7th
Ave.
w.
PrJ
$105o,
part
2-already
in
the
province
this
year;
cash
balance
a,
rent
Duhamel,
vu.,a..i.c
win
uc
in
iw
.
Camtnl
Rarhpr
Rhnn
9P4
vember,
1939.
The
question
of
a
:
teachers'
fall
convention
had
beenlFR
SALE
Recently
built
bunga-discussed,
It
was
decided
not
to'
low
and
two
lots.
Will
sell
cheap,
hold
one
this
year.
The
reorgani-i
Write
or
call
Phil
Brentzen,
Port
zation
of
schools
here
had
thrown
Simpson,
B.C.
(257)
a
very
heavy
burden
on
the
local
..
"
teachers
and
they
felt
they
could
'T
kT'
.
FOrd
not
carry
the
add
tlonal
sponsi-i
,
,
"
1
.
v"
bllity
for
a
dUtrict
convention
ply
Tlirtft
Cash
&
Car-
In
the
ronrse
nf
trip
Pvonlntr
Mi-
Wilson
expressed
his
appreciation
I
WANTED
By
PAT
USSHER
"L"".
01
PrMiae
OI!
Wanted
eirl
to
assist
mnthpr
ith'
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
SnsSty
JTkeTnT
1
mree
chUdren
r
three
He
:."T:
3-
CP!.S
igLI
H.
Olstrom.
Stewart.
B.
C.
nignugm
oi
me
mis
'
municipal
u""I
-
-
t,onln
nomne
oe
n.M
00
.
and
anu
not
uut
merely
lucinv
as
as
a
a
100
tool
FOR
RENT
.
"
.w.vw.
ii.i.
miti.
,
..
...
r
s"'"iain
i
-
i
here
c
was
"rtoiiieeuiiif
a
meeting
ui
Of
the
meruiereoi
rulerf
of
France
rranceaild
and
iJn-'week
BH-Veerr
was
the
rtl
derkinn
l
7,7
f
Vhl
Vhf'of
the
ine
Department
Pment
of
of
Education.
Education.
2
ROOM
Furnished
suite.
Phone!-;
tain
.
with
the
dictators
of
Germany
and
"0Pertton
was
dirabie
but
Italy.
They
i1
-
-
.
.
,
-"v
came
iiic
Labor
itu
party
party
to
ia
throw
mrow
its
us
national
national
to
to
an
an
agreement
agreement
Which
which
meant
meant
that
that
France
France
and
and
Britain
Britain
organization
organization
into
into
the
the
contest
nntPt
in
,nintt
:a
one-sjded
co-operation.
The
would
ally
themselves
with
Germany
and
Italy
rather
SU0P0It
of
loor
candidates,
than
with
Russia.
It
seemed
like
a
raw
deal
for
Russia
'A
?he
umove
marked
an
intensified
RflRTOW
Hnv
3-
(PPI
A
varl.
nrpnarp
(hum
fnr
f
ha
toM.
ety
of
160
different
kinds
of
fish
that
the
housewife
could
serve
a'
Prior
to
this
year's
elections
is
available
for
Canadian
or.
Am-
different
dish
for
every
day
of
the
the
Conservative
party
held
the
erican
housewives,
according
to
year
with
two
on
Fridays."
i
upper
hand
In
some
400
borough,
Frank
T.
Bell,
United
Gtates
Coir-(
By
drawing
on
the
sea,
lakes
and
councils.
Labor
controlled
43
rouni-
misstoner
of
Fisheries.
'
rivers
for
food
the
housewife
is
do-idpalitles
outside
London,
In
the'
"More
than
160
different
kinds
Ing
her
family
a
good
turn,
says
balance
there
have
been
fear,
of
fish
and
shellfish
ac
harvested
Cammissioner
Bell..
Recant
studies
changes
since
1934
when
Labor
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
it
by
using
our
famous
Ed
son,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Nanalmo-Wellintton
coaL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
558
teachers,
as
the
ones
in
direct
con
tan
urUK
V.
nUIM.n
.
I
ii
z
'
j
.
a
1
-
.
.
i'
uv
Lau
r
in
win
pnnrrni
T
"v
troMM.
1
1
,
,
,
..,
,
.
every
nartv
strueelPd
ainst
ho
w
a"uycf
wwre
interment
will;
A
general
wno
disagreed
Wim
Unancellor
illtler
IS
re-'ustomary
apathy
of
the
electors
'
made'
Deceased
brother,
flus
ed.
People
with
opinions
Should
not
live
in
Germany,
An
electorate
of
11
000,000
rate-
su"ombeck
1
coming
north
from
f
Or
or
Russia.
Russia.
I
iKayci-
paver
was
was
entitled
enutiea
to
to
vote
vote
but
out!
I.
yanc,ouver
J
n
the
Princess
-.vv.
Adelaide
nwuuc
u
.
1
LO
take
t
hp
rprruln.
-I
i
rr..
e
rema,ns
In
Jn
V,o.-
1
Italy
Different
Fish
Diet
Each
Day
ionly
about
3500JWO
went
to
th,
charge
and
UlUJd.
I
.
J
OUUU1,
ved
in
many
different
wavs
besides
Onp
nf
iho
.in
J
vvv4
nil
uut
no
nussian
inieresis
nave
oeen
sacnticeri.
Knss
n
,
"''utility
of
anv
cour
of
striv
M.:
.
259l
IV
T1IK
M
HtKMK
t'Ol'UT
or
11KITIMI
l)l.r.MHIA
mc
wmmiui,
were
mei
--.
best
fitted
to
Judge
-
r-
properly
-
-
the
i
Matirr
of
ti.e
"i.imin.iratioii
is
safer
today
than
she
would
have
been'
if
the
world
had
conservatives
accepud
theThau!111
sure
that
a
'PtWe
yearwasim
Mat.rr
,x't
n.,f
,
4rn.
been
plunged
into
a
terrible
war.
She
has
everything
to
lege
and
vigorous
campaigns
goti
iu"d
0T
tne
cal
association.
I
impair
?
ii
vii.
o
i
.
.
..
I
Follnwlntr
th
aHlnnmmnf
f
lAjit.
MOTICE
thai
by
order
ct
hLi
gain
ana
nOlJimg
to
lose
irom
peace.
,uuuer
way
mrougnout
tne
country.!..
:
.,
'
hcddt.
w.
b
rutur.
ta
28th
day
of
bo
tar
the
nolicies
of
EUrone
seem
to
he
wnrkiW
nnf
"
e:uura
01
ine
councillors
m
"?
r
irr
."tl
'
ppoiw
.""r"""
P"B-pong
ms;;'-;
J
Well.
Forei
i.
-II1!::
hpino-
.:
,
English
tnlllsn
and
a.nd
Welsh
WeIsh
municlDaUties
municlpaUties
..
uzeigu
trnniw
nre
are
wity
.
irom
uoups
oeing
wimarayvn
or
boroughs
retire
annually
Seatsplaf
wUb,
Iss
Barbara
Daniels
,
;:eT"ttZ!
apain.
"ozecnosiovaKian
territory
is
being
redefined.
The
vacated
this
year
were
filled
inla
Howard
Lejgns
winners
whllej
required
to
furnish
saw.
pnjperiy
people
of
Poland
and
Hungary
are
becoming
more
satis-
1934
when
bor
registered
striking1"
Eva
cawiier
and
w.
w.
c.
IVftf-J"?
fled,
Italy
and
Britain
are
forming
a
closer
alliance
and
6
n
London'
however,
there
France
and
Italv
are
eYPhnnrrinfr
amWcsrWc
Tf
tl,n
was.
no
VotlnS.
Metropolitan
bor-
present
trend
continues
the
wo'rld
will
seWe
down
to'vTy
tZZL
O'Neill
took
the
consolation
prizes.
K
SSV
-'
ness
as
a
war
1
preventive.
m
most
places
local
issues
were
tZ
night
?JJ
g
ll
the
will
"
I
be
.
taken
taken
rmor"
tomor-
.
to
the
fore.
But
canning
nf
0n
Princess
Adelaide
"
py
raie
amount
of
thlr
to
mt
forth
vlth.
The
remains
of
the
late
John
W.,
N?"A,N
Alice
Arm,
who
died:
Prince
Rupert.
'b.C
tn
3,"t
"
ot
a
d
l9w
,the
familiar
baked
or
broiled
fish
.
Conservative
platform
Wl
call,
was
a
if
you
wish
to
wn
mpti,
P
somethln8-;SEArtI5
,-in
salads,
steaming
chowders
or
for
economy
and
a
halt
to
steadily-
Try
a
C,assIfled-
ClalSSp?
to
th
u.i
appetizing
hors-d'fiouvres.
'rising
rate
burdPn
T.ahnr
rJL
.
or
o
nd
endoraed
nMvtucu
-Tde
iwiuci
;
"There
are
so
many
different
dates
sought
to
win
approval
oni
e-icucs
ui
mn
ana
so
many
ways
pledges
or
expanded
civil
welfare
Sm
REX
T?""-
,,
,
,
I
i
..i.i..
j
previously
the
Conservatives
had,
TAKE
notice
that
by
order
of
liti,Mmmn
ci
tender,
or
Bearer
Bone,
BtHMraTMaw
always
been
In
the
majority
andi"onor
Juatt
ruhe.
Local
JudM
of
Ui
?
th
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
thi
I
also
contrnllPrf
fh
iv
.,t,H
Bupieme
Court
Court
of
of
British
BrltUh
OolumhiJ
Columbia
cnadlftn
National
ion1
Railway
RaJr
Company
Company
and
and
NATIONAL
MOTOR
SERVICE
TUMID
AVENUE
EAST
Phone
RED
392
INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
IIILLMAN
CARS
STANDARD
PRODUCTS
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
-"
--w
wu
I
"UtQ
nad
rough
of
Edmonton,
was
a
Three
thousand
(seats
had
l
hp
'Eft
Etftate
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Phone
658
irom
ne
waters
oi
Horn
America
on
the
food
value
of
fish
had
registered
a
net
gain
of
472
j.uti
each
year."
he
says.
"If
that
num-shown
the
enormous
reserves
of
!In
"35
and
1936
Conservatives
M
the
supreme
couht
of
mimsii
ber
doesn't
offer
variety
-
enough,
'
'
vitamins,
"t
fwvwaa
proteins
and
wvt
tWJ
essential'
1
"captured
some
of
the
ground
...
....
Columbia
consider
that
most
products
of
the
minerals
contained
in
fishery
Dro
anu
iiiia.uu
waLers
can
oe
ser-
aucis.
i
they
had
lost.
Last
year
Labor
jmaae
a
better
showing,
It
won
;
control
of
four
boroughs
where
"
And,
And,
ii.
j
i
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.
whprp"
.
i
a.bove.nJnei
aove.name!
vTT'!a
d
ZZi
iimMnl
iliri
ut
ut.
of
t.
.
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..
filled
In
the
289
hor,ueh
Mayo
j
voting
took
place.
Approximately
AM
P"'
indebted
to
the
aawut.
k
nnn
ju.i
.
j
.
are
reauirfi
tv,.
...
u.wuw
lauuiuaies
were
enierea
in
fn.v;-.
"
.
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,
i-
oi
meir
niv
vval
lOli,
HALIFAX,
Nov.
3:
(CD
Halifax
police
have
started
a
campaign
against
bicycle
riders
who
violate
traffic
regulations.
Among
eight
who
were
fined
in
one
day
were
five
convicted
of
carrying
persons
on
tne
handlebars
of
their
bicycles
float
and
Artnroaih.
(lilinrf
Pur
-
B.
C-
v,-m
toe
re-.c:vd
viMl
U
o'vim
k
noon.
Urilnmday,
Noipinhrr
10,
1938,
"
!
fCT
the
renaial
nf
fl.iaj
o.n
M
Osland
Park,
Skowna
J.strl3t.
B.C
Plana,
form
of
contract
ana
epeclflca.
Won
can
be
seen
cuid
forma
of
Unin
obtained
at
the
office
of
the
Chief
En.
einttr,
Department
of
Public
Worlu,
Ot-towa,
,t
the
lofftoc
of,
the
District
Engineer,
Post
Office
BulldUlg.
New
Westminster,
B.
C.i
also
at
the
Poit
Offloos
at
OBland,
B.
C,
Prince
ru.
pert,
B.
c.
Vancouver,
B
C.
and
Vlr.
torla,
B.
C.
Tender
will
not
be
conildered
unleja
made
on
printed
forms
supplied
by
the
DoYMUtment
tLrui
in
imrntfln..
vlfli
conaitiona
act
forth
therein.
cn
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
.ixinic
bank
In
in
Canada,
Canada,
payable
payable
to
to
tl'e
tl'e
orde
order
,
c
Ine
Mattrr
of
h.
..
.
.
I
cf
the
HononmhlA
th.
Minister
nf
tn
-
-
v
"
,
i'i
nil
ufi
v.w
in
i
w
.
-
flnnvalM
Conzalea,
Deceaced
I
He
WrH-kll
Wbrfci,
Mlllt
equal
to
n
10
in
percent
rri.n.
rf
of
tv.
tie
the
ith
day
of
October
lgaa
i
l
il
f0011-
companies,
uncondi-was
appointed
ActolnrnrTf
i?
T
7vi
I
flonally
gmanuiteed
as
to
principal
and
within
Biatlah
Columhu.
7i
.v!'1"
tb
Dominion
of
Canada,
or
th
aforememUoned
bonds
and
a
certl-
tvnrvn.
rT
""''Ut
ana
an
on
n
deposit
acposit
of
oi
a
a
sum
sum
of
ot
lio.oo,
iiu.uu,
in
in
t?
t.e,
pttos
having
claims
against
the
aM'wm
oi
a
certified
bank
cheque
payable'
required
to
file
the
same.
10
th
"er
of
the
Minister
of
Public
'
P"?eriy
vewied,
wtth
me
within
one
Works.
The
deposit
will
bo
released
on
u&
from
the
first
publication
0f.Ulc
reUirn
of
the
blueprints
and
apo.
aaJd
eeat
hp
mo.
.,
!
of
retention
of
tenders.
If
not
raturnnrt
Vrd
thereto;
u
within
that
period
the
deposit
will
be
wvcq
at
Prlncp
Itunart.
n
n
-
mi.,'""
15th
day
of
Oetnbrr.
ion
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
I
Prince
.Rupert,
B.
O
fled
cheque
If
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount
NOTE;
Tlie
Department
wln
"upply
B
order.
J.
M.
BOMEIIVIIXE.
Secretary.
Department
of
Public
Works,
Ottawa,
October
23,
J938.
'
W
KMvSON
Edmnnfnnrv,
5
The
best
coal
is
the
cheapest.
wmm.
-
mi
'
PRESIDENT,
iroeyBuSsei
Chosen
Head
of
Prince
Rupert,
Re-
Tuo
nA
Half
.Million
k,
tail
Merchant
Association
Cast
lt3u
'
Transit
mJ
xigni
I
-WIUUH,
WO,
J.
if.
u.
v.
wniunsou
waseieciea
presi-i;
,
w
'A
0"lln-ma4rS.
Merchants'
Association
at
the
an-iv
hi
beea
vitrei
1
mill
mmtlnn
Inrf
nl.tit
tl
ICll
Ihi
SJS
t,,.t
fifSt
Xtpn
In
.
"r
"
Br.
fleers
for
the
year
being
as
fj
lows:
Vice-President,
Joseph
Scott
Executive
William
McLeod,
Ro
rnodernlze
te-n.
Edmonton
ij
The
POETam
m.
.
.
hert
Gordon.
Fred
Hardv
nini''Hl.''
V
Norman
D.
Wiiw..,
Hill
and
T.
J.
Williams.
,
int0,
noled
baffle
amw.
Various
matters
of
interest
to,
""rpaiCi
nar
Clavring;
fourth,
D.
A.
Mc-
j
the
Association
were
discussed
and,
1
amcng
other
things,
the
members!
expressed
themselves
as
belne
ln;
LONDON
GOLD
ntt
accord
with
provincial
legislation
LONDON,
Nov
in
maintaining
a
rive
ner
rent
nrnf
t
TnnHnn
,
0
-
-
-
v.wvti
(utu
JJI1C
j.
minimum.
yesterday
at
34
M
per
fi!
OF
COURSE
WE
MAKE
LOANS
...
Qui
Evety-day
Business
Yqu
are.
invited
to
discuss
with
us
your
re
quircmcnts
for
personal
or
business
purposes.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
JCITAIUIHtP
Prince
Ruprt
Branch:
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manajfr
Stewart
IJMnch:
H.
V.
LITTLER,
Managff
"A
BANK
WMPnr
luiti
ifminuas
atiMnia
Dl
V..
COAL
ORDER
TODAY
We
handle
the
bet.
W't
r..
!
1IT-I1?
.
......
.IT
and
Bulklcy
Valley
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
w
-
c
teiennone
BSl
nr
C52
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver'
T.S.S.
C
ATA
LA
EVEItl
TUE8-
T.S.S.
CARDF.NA
FRIO1
DAY.
t
2fl
n
m
t
A
.OA
h
m
Due
Vancouver,
Thars.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
If
Convenlpnt
pi....
t....i....
-i.i..i.
.
nfflre
.
.
V
m
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Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Ticket
fJ
A
mfi
u
v.
ftcivaiAN,
Prince
Rupert
Ajent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
December
Frozen
HERRING
BA1
Cold
Storage
Ice
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.