M,
.urt
sy
.
Jan
uary
?41903
THE
THRIFT
CASH
&
CARRY
OUTSTANDING
VALUfcS
Iri
ttttti
AII.Th.yvfk
,
RirtsO
Large
package..
.
Ayimer
Pure
Jams-.'2--o.
Class
29C
Jar
Strawberry,
Iiaspberry,
Peach
,
.
.
Pearl
Harley
stock.
2-lb.
cello
pkjf.
1
lb..,
,.
Fresh
-
-
15c
Jelly
Powders
Nabob.
All
flavors.
Qp
Egfcs-flrade
'A'
Large
Scott's
or
90
Rr66kfield
doz1
Crabfriedt
liig
99f
May
Hrahd
's
Froni
the
l6cal
Cannery
Chateau
Cheese
,
Spreads
of
-f
32c
Small
White
lieans
3-lb.
cello
4
fp
package
,
PcanUt
Butter
In
Jhe
Mickey
Mouse
f
(ip
tumblers
...
Carload
Sale
of
Oranges
Family
size.
4
7
Doz
1
3
dozen
49c
Medium
size.
Do
3
dozen
,
.
G2c
Large
size
:
I)OZ.
..
)Ut
3
dozen
85c
Juicy
Sunkist
Lemons
Large
size
29C
Tomato
Soup
Campbell's
25(5
Rolled
Oats
Quaker,
Victor
Brand.
6-lb.
sack
....
Fry's
Cocoa
O
p
'2-lb.tins
....
AJ-
Thrift
Cash
and
Carry
Special
Attention
to
Out-of-Town
Customers
Free
Pants!
During
January
The
House
of
Hobbcrlin
Is
making
a
Special
Offer
for
this
month
only
of
a
free
extra
pair
of
pants
with
each
suit.
Make
a
deposit
when
ordering
and
have
the
suit
delivered
at
any
ilme
ybu
wish
up
td
as
late
as
Easter.
Ling
The
Tailor
SECOND
AVENUE
Phone
G49
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Kates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
it.
Brastii
N.
M.
Braseil
li
Clory
Of
Qefeat
.1
The
Dally
New
has
an
audlUd
circulation.
Play
safe!
Sermon
Subject
Impressive
Address
bv
Rev.
J.
Ci.
Jacksort
In
First
United
Church
of
the
First
United
Church.
There
are
many
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls''
A
Good
'
Cook's
Choice
0i
dne
of
the
writers
In
the
contest
speaks
of
her
reputation
las
a
cook.
Her
dishes
receive
spontaneous
jjralse.
But
In
,all
the
nice
soups
and
desserts
that
stir
the
enthusiasm
of
her
friends,
she
says-,
she
uses
Pacific
Milk
and
says
frankly
If
she
knew
of
a
better
milk
she
would
use
it.
Pacific
Milk
Irradiated
of
Course
FOR
SALE
60
Piece
Layettes,
compile
ij
hnhv.
J25
ud
Drepaid.
Alsd
W
nintr
RfTvlc'e.
chare:e,.2Qr.
P.
.O.
Box
381,
yictorla,,
B.c:;
(20.
PIANO
For
Sale.
Iri
good
condition.
$75
cash.
McLean,
Rupert1
FOK
REflT
.
MODERN
Apartment
for
reni
Close
in.
Phone
Green
698.
21-
Apply
Jos.
wU.fu'rnlshed
modern
.J.r,ia
Phone
Red
444.
(19)
UU""""'
7
r
-r
dttmtS
room
modern
flat
Garon.
izuj
nm.
v
(23)
FOR
RENT
for
six
weeks
durlhg
nhsnce.
new
fumlshtd
!,.,..
Phone
14.
Evening
Hed
911.
(10)
U
biter
puYch
J.
fct
on
Jit
TimtxT
Lie-
nt
Rivr
tki
itu
removal
ol
nt
the
CWf
puruwr
v
c
DUtrlet
LOCAL
NEWS
Indian.
Agent
W.
EL
Colllson
is
at
Metlakatla
today
conducting
the
'
annual
election
ot
a
native
council
i
i
i
k
iul
ToUn.
ut-
.uu.f
Mrs.
u.
iseison
reiumea
u
ww
M
tne.Catak
last
evening
from
of
the
Defeated."
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson:
gave
another
InteresUng
address
a
mp
Vancouver.
u
i
miss
N.
noma,
wiio
iias
iccii
un
a
a.
.
i'
trip
soy
th.
returned
ib'
the
city
frori
with
defeated
,,
.
.1,1,1,1
hopes
these
days
as
there
have
been
In
the
past
and
there
are
many
na
tions
too
with
defeated
hopes.
But
there
were
people
in
the
past
whom
their
contemporaries
considered
de
feated
and,y.ctin-Jhe
course
of
time
these
defeats
were
shown
us
mere
Incidents.
Christ's
life
seemed
t6
be
a
series
of
defeats
but
Calvary,
the
greatest
of
all
"defeats,"
has
been
the
salvation
of
the
world.
Even
His
disciples
seemed
to
he
de
feated.
Nowadays
there
are
many
scoffers
who
ask
If
there
was
an
Al-
mlghtly.
To
tile
mind
of
every
hungry
person,
every
unemployed
th
strife
and
despair
of
the
world
were
defeats.
But
people,
like
nations,
were
not
always
rjfispdnslble1
Ipfthelr.
seeding
defeats.
Environment
had
been
too
much
for
an
Individual.
But
as
long
as"
defeat
was
hot
admitted
there
was
no
defeat.
It,
was
but
an
incident.
Admission
of
defeat
was
defeatism
and
this
attitude
was
real
defeat.
So
the
question
was
how
to
stand
up
to
this
apparent
defeat.
The
victory
of
Judas
was
a
great
er
defeat
man
me
Deirayaj
m
Christ.
Paul,
defeated,
was
a
greater
conqueror
than
Pilate
victorious.
Christ
crucified
was
the
greatest
victor
of
all
for
He
was
the
Saviour
of
the
world.
The
special
musical
number
wis
the
duet,
"At
Even,
Ere
he
Sun
Was
Set,"
arrangement
by
W.
H.
Jude,
which
was
Impressively
given
by
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock
and
J.
S.
ing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Kustras
of
Stewart;
whb
have
been
On
a
trip
W
Vancouver
were
passengers
returning
fforth
oh
the
Catala
last
ev
ening.
Annua!
Special!
tJntll
February
12
any
garment
dry-cleaned
for
65c
or
2
for
$1.25
and
one-thlrfl
on
other
articles.
Pionter-Canadlah
Laurtdrv.
(19-24)
fortv
ChrkUah
sailed
last
night
rm
ho
'Painf
fhr
Port
SirflDSOh
where'
he
will
be
for
the.
next
week
or
sd
engaged
Iri
work
on
the
hew
school
which
is
hearing
completion
William
Stone,
after
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
from
the
south
on
the
Catala
last
evening
and
proceeded
throught
tor
Stewart
on
business.
Capt.
Dan
Archie,
who
has
been
hi
ill
health
for
some
time,
was
re-
movea
irom
nis
nome
on
nuiuiuc
Avenue
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen
eral
Hosfaital
Iri
the
ambulance
yesterday
morning.
The
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
local
British
Israel
Society,
whkh
was
to
have
been
held
this
evening,
has
been
postponed
for
a
week
on
account
of
the
unfavor
able
weather.
Father
Of
Mrs.
Cheesinan
Dies
William
Washington
Passes
Awa?
Iri
Victoria
at
Age
of
Seventy-Three
Tears
VICTORIA,
Jah.
24:
(CP)
Wil
Hnm
Washlnctoh.
aced
-73.
who
lived
In
Victoria
or
seventeen
years
and
In
Canada
since
he
wai
two
years
of
age,
died
faaturaay
Mrs.
G.
Cheeseman
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
a
daughter.
Navy
Takes
Over
Own
Air
Force
LONDON.
Jan.
24:
The
Royal
Navy
today
took
over
administration
of
the
British
naval
air
force
which
had
previously
been
operated,
under
direction'
of
the
Royal
Air
Force,
Aiurioitacenieilte
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
.charged
ior
a
full
month
it'
25c
a
word.;
Presbyterian
Burn's
Banquet
January
25;
.
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs,
McCaffery.
Jaii.
:27.
'
'.;..'
.
'
i
Baptist
sup'psr,,
.February.
3.
Women's
Hdspitai'
Auxiliary
Ball;
February
4.
"
.
United
ary
8.
Missionary
Tea,
febru-
Ridley
Home
Sale,,
February
10.
Valentine
fcabarft,
Benefit
Boys'
Band,
February
11.
Cambral
ruary
14.
Masonic
ruary
17.
Valentine
Dance,
Feb-
rialli
Thtirsd'ay,
Feb"'
Ffeb'riJify
i7
ahd
18",
"Ohb
DVilr
lous
Night,"
United,
Church.
C.
N.
R,
A.
Annual
Dance,
March
Cathedral
Edstir
sale',-
April
21
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
57
TIT2
D&tkT
NEWS
War.
THRFi
DON'T
BULLY
CONsTiPAftON
If
you
suffer
from
common
constipation,
due
Xo
lack
of
bulk
In
the
diet;
harsh
cathartics
dent
get
at
the
cause
cf
your
trouble.
You
can
avoid
this
kind
of
con-ttlpation
iy
eatio
Kel-logg's
All-Bran.
This
tasty
cereal
pot
only
contains
the
intestinal
tonic
vitamin
B
but
also
provides
tte
bulk
you
need.
It
absorbs
moisture
...
softens
like
a
sponge
Into
a
water-sol-tened
mass
that
encour-aees
and
aids
natural
elimination.
Use
Kelloggs
All-Bran
in
muffins.
Or
as
a
breakfast,
cereal
But
eat
All-Bran
every
day
and
drink
plenty
ol
water,
j
Made
by
Kellogg-
in
London,
Ont.
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
....
I
have
been
doing
sb
much
chatting
lately,
recipes
have
been
relegated
to
the
background.
We
will
igaln
discuss
fish.
In
California
meat
prices
are
soaring
'every
day
and,
until
the
harrassed
housewife
discovered
that
fish
offered
a
sn-
'ution
to
her
problem,
what
to
hi
ave
for
supper
took
on
the
mag
nitude
of
a
nightmare.
Fish
is
Pririte
Rupert's
main
Industry.
There
you
have
delicious
salmon,
halibut
and
other
fish
in
season,
:iniight
from
the
waters
to
the
markets
and,
if
you
are
not
yet
confirmed
boosters
for
this
grand
irdduce,
start
serving
fish
as
a
jatrlotic
duty
and
you
will
soon
be
?atfng
It
for
your
own
pleasure
Fish,
like
meat,
Is
a
complete
pro
tein
food
and
there
are
Just
as
many
different
ways
to
prepare
fish
as
meat.
You
will
be
delighted
with
the
way
It
will
help
solve
the
budget
problem.
Here
Is
another
variation
of
the
fish
loaf
and
oris
that
is
easy
to
make
and
good
to
cat:
Salmon
Molds
Rub
fine
with
a
wooden
spoon
one
and
one-half
cups
of
cooked
salmon.
Beat
Into
this..
one
cup
ful
of
soft
bread
crumbs
cooked
to
a
smooth
paste
in
one
cupfuf
of
milk;
add
half
a
cup
of
cream
(canned
milk
will
do
nicely),
salt,
a
few
grains
of
cayenne
and
thren
eggs
beaten
light.
Pour
Into
but
tered
custard
clips
or
muffin
tins
and
bake
In
a
pan
of
hot
water
until
light.
Add
three
egg
yolks,
one
at
a
time,
beating
thoroughly.
Season
with
Salt,
cayenne,
and
i
tablespoon
of.
lemon
Juice:
add
one-third
cup
of
boiling
water
and
cook
over
boiling
water
until
thick.
Turn
the
salmon
molds
on
to
not
plates,
pour
the
sauce
around,
garnish
with
parsley
and
serve.
Finely
chopped
parsley
or
chives
added
to
the
sauce
give
it
an
in
teresting
color
as
well
as
flavor.
CHEERIO!
Timely
Recipes
Apple
coaipote
And
rice
upfi.
water
Spples,
34
cup
c,u
Add
the
salt
cc,
2
to
i
'ater.
Add
the
rice
slowly
anJ
ft66k
oVer
the
direct
heat
for
a
few
minutes,
Complete
the
cookery
of
the
first
tnree
Ingredients
In
a
Joublo
boiler.
Put
the
rice
Into
in
dividual
moulds
td
cool.
Make
a
ryiuji
with
the
sugar
and
water.
Add
the
apples
which
have
bern
sored;
peeled
and
cut
in
quarters.
Cook
the
apples
until
clear,
in
a
covered
saucepan.
Turn
the
moulded
rice
Into
a
serving
dish
and
surround
with
apples.
Hotel
Arrivafe
Savoy
J.
Bereman.
Dona
Riven
Mrs
Henry
Reld,and
child,
fort
Esslng-
ton;
M.
Mackie,
Terrace.
Royal
.
W.
Johnson",
OSland;
Al
Woie.
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
Harold
Lann)ng
.and
J.
C.
Hanr
mett,
Vancouver.
Central
.
R.
O.
Albertson,
city;
G.
Somef
vine,
DrjvpkO
arid
P.
J.
Rolls,
CNR.;
W.
M.
Nelson,
Terrace;
Miss
M
Morrison,
Ashcroft;
Mrs.
F.
A
Cheeseman,
Hasport;
Bert
Fergii
son,
Port
Edward.
1
"Knox
J.
Ralney,
Bute'dale.
Anniversary
Is
Honored
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Given
Party
Alexander
tlujari
Saturday
Night
:
A
delightful
party
was
held
at
the
home
6f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Guyan,
Ninth
Avenue
East,
on
Sat-
urday
night,
it
being
me
occasion
of
their
thirtieth
wedding
annl-j
verSary.
!
j
The
evening
was
started
oft
jwlth
bridge,
the
prize
winners
be-
jlrig:
ladies'
first.
Mrs.
J.
McGrelsh;?
.ladies,
consolation.
Mrs.
Jack,'
iMunro;
men's
first,
John
McLeod:
i
hien's
consolation,
W.
E.
rJennlng.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served
and
afterwards
Oscar
Smith,
on
behalf
of
the
guests
assembled,!,
presented
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guyan
with
a
beautiful
silver
casserole,
the
bride
ahd
groom
of
thirty
years
ago
responding
suitably.
Community
singing,
dancing,
and
games
were
played,
bringing
jlo
a
close
a
vtry
enjoyable
I
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
R.
Duncan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McGrelsh,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Mun-fb,
Mr.,
and
Mrs?
W.
B.
Cook,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E:
Denning,
Mr.
ahd
Mrs.
Oscar
Smith,
Air.
and
Mrs.
Ole
Strand,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
R.
Strachan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Guyan
Victor
Pick,
Pete
Guyan,
John
McLeod,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Doirori
and
Miss
Agnes
Guyan.
teaspoon
fait'kiy'"
1
cup
water.
to
the
boilln
HANSON
TO
OTTAWA
SMITIIERS,
Jan.
24:
Olof
Han
son
M.P.
left
Smlthers
on
Saturday
morning's
train
to
attend
the
session
of
parliament
which
opens
in
Ottawa
on
January
27-
Synopses
of
Mining
Laws
UisttAi
ACT
Fret
tlatrt'
CnMliitM
AST
ptrion
t
tb
'
it
and
in
Joint
stock
compeer
la
entitled
la
nttr
upon
kU
t
Unil
of
tht
Crsva
and
upon
nj
other
landi
vliartoa
th
maiprilj
otjifr
tMin.
coal
arc
.reserved
to
Uit
Crown
MtS
iti
Bcenseei
4
with
tpeclfle
reserratlonsi.
lor
the
purpoe
ot
propec-Int
ror
miner
locatin(
clauni.
and
mm.
Ing
The
fee.
to
aa
Jndieldual.for
a
rrca
Miners'
Certificate
Is
$5
00
for
one
year.
To
a
Joint
Stock
CompaoT
baring
a
capital
of
1100
000
00
or
less
the
fee
for
a
year
is
'
130.00:
If
capltallted
beyond
this
the
fee
Is
1100.00.
The
Tree
ailrjerr
Certlfi-cses
run
from
date
of
Issue
ind
ejplre
on
the
31st
ot
May
next
after
U
.daU
or
some
tubseqaent
Slat
of
May.
Certl-tlcates
may
be
obtained
for
any
,
part
M
a
year
terrolnatlni;
,on
,31st
of
May
for
a
pronortlonateiy
Jes
fte..
ifree
Mjnerr,
Certificates
are
also
applicable
to
UM
Placer
Mining
Act.l
Mineral
ClaTiii"
Size:
91.
n
acres.
Recording
fee:
113
,
per.
claim.
Representation:
Assessment
.work
to
tho
extent
of
1100.00
Blast
be
done
each
year
and
recorded
on
or.
before
the
annlyersary
date
of
record
of
the
claim:
Cash,
In
the
sum
of
1100
00
may
be
paid
rn
lieu
of
such
assessment
wort,
ree
tot.
recording
asiesiment
work.
.M.S6.
H
require
assessment
work
has
-been
performed
within
the
year,
but
not
recorded
within
that
time,
a
free
miner
mar
within
thirty
days
hereafter
record
work
noon
'payment
of.
an
additional
fee
of
10
L
The
actual
eost
of.
the
loney
of
a
mineral
claim
to
an
J0""?-"0'
alao
be
recorded
exceeding
1100.00
may
I.
assessment
.work,.
As
aoon
as
ment
work
to
the
extent
of
$500.00
for
esh
?.ld
o?
a
like
monnti
.
the
claim.
of
.made
and
a
surrey
Vh.
rialm
is
entitled
to
a
jCrown
.Or'ant
on
jpaymejrf.ot
a
fee
of
5.fH)i
at.d,lrlnrjlh
necossary
notice.
ruiccm
mixwO
ct
rinir
types
of
placer
claims:
Creek
dlrgtno:
bar
-JWjniJ
n;T
"
glnis;
and
precious;
stone
Jlln,-
'JJ
dftalis
aee
Part
H.
Placee
Minlnt
AU
RepresentaOon:
A
placer
claim
must
be
worked
by
the
,
owner
or
.
someone
oo
hU
behalf
continuously
as
'
tlcable
during
working
'
y-?i25
ind
letres
of
absence
:
raaj
.-'
more
han
one
year
Mvr-worde
before
the
expiration
of
the
record
or
re-record.
Placer
Mlilag
Um
else
ind
method
of
Having.
;
t.
.KlgMy
oerea
oxtent.
staked
along
a
"location
lint-
not.
more
than
one-halt
mil.,
length.
In
Mil.
""
b".0'
ehange
Of
direction
t.
permitted.
Where
a
straight
line
U
followed
two
post,
only
2rt
necessary.
It.,
an
"lnltla
po.rv
and
i
llnal
post-
Where
there
Is
a
change
of
direction
legal
post
must
!"
to
mark
the
point
of
the
.aid
ehange.
The
leasehold
I.
allowed
a
width
not
to
The
locator
mile.
execs,
ol
one-ouarter
"""quired
wiUiln
thirty,
day.
.th'
datt
Of
tht
location
to
pott
th,
olfice
of
the
Mining
Recorder
aetttng
o
the
name
it
the
applicant:
the
num.
ot
Mi
free
mtner'i
't'he'fSht
and
lift
ot
tS
Toc.tlor
,
fine:
and
thi
approximau
area
or
sle
of
the
rSr?dglnf
le.sei
-
JlrW
t
ftrt
mOei
below
low-water
mar
are
also
frtnted,
Peei:1
Ann.al
rental
6a
placer
mlntng
lease
l.H:
annual
,.
derelooment
work
Sq"Ve4
to
bi
expended.
Isrt.00:
annna
rtSt.
oe.
.dredging
ase
I1JM
per
mflej
annual
derelopnent
work
Required
to
be
SndeA
lt.to.jM
per
mrle:
Ue
ralu
01
Ir.y
new
plant
or
.machlrer?
employed
to
?M
a.
money
.expended
In
deeelopwertt
PW
or
recording
eertlflcat.
of
work.
M
Least
fee.
15.01.
prteMtBal
rret
ati.er.'
Ctrtlflralet,
(riaetr)
At
iWpartsaeat
at
MlaM
Art
Among
other
thlntl.
thestf
Acts
I
P"
for
tht
ttaklng
and
rt,preeentlng
of
olacei
claims
without
payment
f
fees
an
aiiiuno.
pfotptctci
by
fret
tstayi.
A
iSotaM
ayBtwI.
tbt.Aot
cu;
alto
tbt
"MiBtt
.
Dtrtlopment
Act
!
Miniral
,
iaryey
.
and
.
Delopment
Act
t
"TrpST
ikt
.
tountltt
(let";
and
-rboaphati-mlnl&t
Act'U.
Art
AaUable
at
tbt
Dtpartantnt
of
Mlnet.
Victoria
Com,
ptM
teplet
of
tnt
AcU
may
bt
obtained
Wttm
tsx
Ktefi
PlMtet,
Vltiotlt.
Be
Extra
Careful
about
often,
the
cold
that
"hangs
TOO
on"
Is
a
result
of
neglect
.
.'
and
neglect
ts
always
risky.
Be
extra
careful
of
a
stubborn
cold,
ot
course.
But
the
safest
course
Is
to
be
careful
of
all
colds.
Don't
experiment.
Relieve
their
misery
this
doubly
proved
way.
Htrt'i
What
To
Do:
It's
best
to
stay
In
bed
and
get
lots
ot
rest.
Eat
lightly,
drink
plenty
of
water,
and
keep
elimination
regu.ar.
And
use
Vlcks
VapoRub
without
delay.
VapoRub
has
been
proved
by
everyday
use
in
more
homes
than
any
other
medication
of
Jts
kind
further
proved
by
the
largest
clinical
tests
ever
made
on
colds.
(Full
details
in
every
VapoRub
package.)
Only
Vicks
give
you
proof
like
this.
No
long
Wafting
for
Relief
to
Begin..
Hi)
make
Its
VapoRub
is
direct
ex
ternal
treatment,
jno
"dosing"
no
stomach
upsets.
Just
massage
ll
on
inroai,
cnesi
nnH
hnrlr
Thmtn
long-continued
double
Relieve
Their
Misery
this
PROVED
Way
action
last
even
longer
spread
a
thick
layer
on
the
chest
and
cover
with
a
warmed
cloth.
Relief
starts
almost
at
once.
You
'begin
to
feel
warm
and
comforts
able
as
VapoRub
goes
to
work
direct
through
the
skin
like
a
poultice;
At
the
same
time
its
medicated
vapors,
released
by
body
warmth,
are
carried
direct
to
the
irritated
air-passages
with
every
breath.
This
double
action
loosens
phlepn,
eases
irritation
and
coughing,
helps
break
local
congestion.
And
long
after
restful
sleep
comes,
VapoRub
keeps
ngnt
on
wormng.
NOTti
If
there
Is
much
ot
the
air-passages
feel
clogged
with
heavy
mu-
Sal
mi
or
nhleern.
even
stronger
vapor
action
13
helpful.
Pour
boiling
water
in
a
bowl,
melt
a
teaspoonful
ot
VapoRub
In
it.
ana
mnaie
the
steaming
vapors
StoteT"
VapoRub
rNow
WHITE-STAINLESS
"Demers
75
ICKS
Closing
Out
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Specials
Priced
at
$2.95,
$2.50,
$1.95
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STEAMSHIPS
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WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
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VANCOUVER
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QQ
RETURN.
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FROM
PORT
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CQC
Aft
RETURN.
Berth
tJOO.UU
incluae'd.
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
app'.y
from
intermediate
points.
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Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1937
and.February
28th,
1938,
Inclusive
Goori
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1938.
Children
Half
Fare,
Steamers
:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:.
Ar.
Vancouver
.JCAT,
a.m.
S.S.
GARDEN
A
Friday
9:00
p.m.
Sun.,Iidnig:ht
Tickets
and
Reservation?
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave..
Phone
568
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Convenient
Please
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Tickets
at
Office
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