rjc
zuua
zznr
.
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Blarney
Twist
SUITS
Martin
Mahoney
twisted
Tweeds
Tailored
By
FASHION-CRAFT
Bryant
Company
Limited
Phone
297
532,
3rd.
Ave.
W.
Jew,
Greek,
Irish
Wear
Tarton
Now
P.O.
Box
622
All
In
Seafortli
Highlanders,
Young
and
A-
P-
Costello
explained:
Scots
Have
Varied
Parentage
gang's
all
here."
In
Arnold
Elmer
Zorn
the
Sea-
.
VANCOUVER
Oct.
18:
iCP)-'!mtmlymanllaAun'
Yampolsky,
Quvadls.
Costello
and
TrJL
Yancouv,eJ:lunits'
Zorn-Zorn-they're
f
all
eDod
s,ot,
in
Z
German.
stock-
saId
h
Joined
on
RMfnrh
u
rrZ"
"
accout
of
his
friends.
Maxle
Yamnohky
Jewish
recruit
S
Were
m
In
BrItish
Columbia,
whose
parent,
came
from
Russia,
"
1,1
U-
I.I
1
.
I
iic
juuieu
up
Decause
the
kilt-
Pivp
thm.c,nfl
.
.
....
Greek
descent,
grinned:
"I
don't
have
to
sell.
mm
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dlSDlayed
bv
tho
rtn.
Control
poard
or
by
the
Government
oi
BrttS
CoffiS?0"
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
,
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
f
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keps
for
Weeks
ln
Refrigerator
'
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
fa
foft
CoIumbIa
SAVE
OUR
ECONOMY
STORE
GOOD-WILL
COUPONS
With
each
25c
cash
purchase,
one
Good-Will
Coupon
Is
given
free,
tc
be
redeemed
for
useful
household
Items.
Our
latest,
Premium
Catalogue
will
be
a'vailablo
spon.
Mussallem's
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
60
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
r"Q"0
281
p.o.
Box
198
WAS
NOTED
CHURCHMAN
Monsifnor
Michael
Lavelle,
Rector
or
St.
Patrick's
Cathedral
For
More
Than
Half
a
Century,
Dies
rick's
CathecUal.
TO
BAIL1
HWa
WHn.,J.
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Mm
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Letter
Box
CITY
AFFAIRS
Editor.
Dally
News:
If.
as
Mr.
Alder
would
have
us
to
believe,
my
letter
was
mislead
ing,
then
It
Is
so
because
the
other
signatories
to
the
City
Manager
Plan
have
something
ud
thlr
I
NEW
YORK,
October
18:
(AP)-!SIce
sleeves
that
inat
the
"e
Trades
Trades
and
nt
"
Labor
d
not
taow
about
M
Monsignor
Michael
J.
Lavelle.
rec-ICouncl1
-
il.
nave
nave
a
rnnv
C0W
nf
that
nlan
'
tor
of
the
famous
St.
Patrick's
i
w
r
j
a
Cathedral
of
the
Roman
Catholic
qT
rf10m
IL
Church
In
Manhattan,
died
las.!
Rc8dln8
Ue
schools.
I
did
not
:nignt
at
the
advanced
age
of
t,anJr
Vme
menUon
the
verT
ef'
1
eighty-three
years.
He
was
one'of
",ent
sta"
of
echen,
who.
con-the
United
States
most
celebrated
fidermg
,thelr
low
a
to
churchmen.
b?
complimented.
On
a
brisk
fall
day
in
1858
Pat-'
Removal
of
garbage
from
one
rick
Lavelle,
a
contractor
who
sU?
to
anthMdoes
not
lessen
the
lived
in
New
York's
swarming
low-
J1"11"
b"t
brings
it
closer
to
er
East
Side,
took
his
two-year-old
,hue
cl,nd
McCljmont
Park
where
children
play
in
the
creek.
traffic;
Father
Lavelle.
as
a
con-.
Editor.
Dally"
News:
fessor
and
kindly
adviser
to
all'
On
behalf
of
the
crmarfi,,,
t..k
ea
regiment
"is
the
smartest
out-lneoole
rpan
Al
""
He
saw
the
church
in
the
Unl-
than
nearly
than
33,000
clergymen.
Durlne
his
I
incumbency
at
the
Cathedral,
noi
I
only
the
New
York
Archdiocese
but
I
two
others,
as
well,
expanded
until
jthey
had
more
than
1,000,000
Ichurch
members
each.
Many
Dirnataries
At
the
doors
of
the
Cathedral
or
from
its
pulpit,
Father
Lavelle
w
j
(corned
statesmen,
soldiers,,
princes
and
numerous
dignitaries
of
the'
church.
From
Its
steps,
he
review.
uuj,
...
v"
"unuipua
ui
me
cyionui
par-
u
n
wvvv.'wv.v.vA'.vv
Wrtw.-A-wjijij
.
......
ades.
esnaclallv
thp
st
Pafriv.
---wwmo
'
v.
j
"jr
piui-casjuHa,
mai
navemovea
?
up
the
broad
avenue
In
vears
nasi
Inside,
he
witnessed
the
consecration
of
more
than
a
score
of
prelates,
the
ordination
of
thous
ands
of
seminarians
and
the
ln-
Keep
up
to
date.
An
larly.
TENDERS
IOR
THE
CONSTRUCTION
OP
A
TOE3IXE.
CONCRETE
RETAINING
WALLS
AND
ORADINQ
AT
R.C.A.P.
STATION,
SEAL
COVE.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUM-
terment
of
cardinals
In
Its
rrvnt
nnrnT:r..
.
...
From
the
pulpit,
too,
he
declaimed
tn1
""
"reniT
No.
37
construction
heptSLh
n!lng
Hhe
mihP&
trrssssa
oi
of
tne
archblshoos
to
whom
hicov
pm.
pr
nr-
.owed
obedience,
Francis
J.
Spell-'
drWM!1
w
lhe
ohAirman.
Dot
rut-
man.
'
uwmjj
ooaira,
oiuw,
uoi&rw,
win
le
I
n.-.-u.
...
.
..
.
rtceivta
unui
12
o'cltjck
n:tu
TtifwHy,
uuuiuc
ihc
cnurcn,
r
ainer
La-1
October
31.
1939.
tar
the
Corurt.ru
ction
velle
knew
every
President
aftpri0'
Tmt:.
Conorq!
Retaining
Wiiu,
,Buchanan
and
for
more'
than
60
j
S.
UUOtU
.
...
.
.
O09Pt
avani
aa..aw.a.
t
t
i
j
-
nn;
i,u,iiu
ui
new
xurKI
ijuutr
wjij
not
oxnidrM
unleu
three
of
whom.
Grover
Clevp-IV.
the
lamvi
uppiiyi
by
th
Hand,
Theodore
Roo.sevelt
and
SS.'SS
,:L
J'
J
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
became1
wXlh
th
(jian
am
wciioa-
fPresldent.
He
lived
during
tho
art
'ttMl.ill.
Ma
a
a
..
.
.
iiiiiuatiaLiunj
oi
OU-OQQ
tiew
YOTK
mayors,
also.
prelate
to
Pope
Pius
X
in
1903:
and
was
named
Prothonotarv
An-
ostolic
by
Pope
Plus
XI
In
1929.
He
was
diocesan
consultor,
also,
and
had
received
LL.D:
d
from
Manhattan
college
and
Notre
Dame
and
Fprdham
universities.
B.
Irvine,
radio
Inspector,
arrived
in
the
city
on
tne
Prince
Rupert
this
momine
from
Vancouver
ro
check
up
on
local
reception
conditions,
a
Job
which
local
receiver
owners
will
give'
him
plenty
to
do.
H.
O.
Merrlman
and
J.
E.
E.
Fuf-ness,
departmental
officers
from
Ottawa;
arfiVedji'with
Mr.
Irvine
and
will
prpceed
East
by
the
evening
train.
.
-
.
.
...
,.
.
..
.....
.
.
.
i
rn
m
rr
.
..
.
.
l
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
wuuunra
on
application
to
the
Ohalrman,
Defence
PurchMHig
Board.
OtUwe,
Ontario,
cr
to
the
Offl-ir
Commanding,
Western
Air
Com-
TT
nra
knn
on
ir.
I
.
vancoiver
B.C.
A
drnoult
of
lOrtV
u
'
An,50.00
hi
(the
form
V
a
certified
ivvz,
ne
was
appointed
vicar
een-'niraue
made
iuwh.
k.
n
i...
-
-
-
v
y
-V
-vaa;
ciai
ui
w.e
Arcnaioce&e;
aomestlc
r
"
""m.
roqu.-mi
10
x
the
ivUim
and
HpndflcatSon
wl!l
be
hi1.
This
tiqxxilt
will
be
remitted
I
when
the
plan
and
pcclflcatlo:iM
are
returned
to
the
Bonj-d
tn
good
condition-.
Each
tender
mtit
be
aocotnjxuiled
by
J
a
Certified
ChoOU
rwi
a
rh.r1.M
K.nb
I
In
Canada,
payable
to
the
Receiver
Oeneral
cf
Conadia
nr
nn,.
pecfld
ln
the
form
of
tender
for
ten
percent
(10)
nf
l,h.
unninl
K.
tender.
The
cheaaie
fill
tenderer
win
be
forfeited
ahould
he'
decline
ID
entrr
lmn
.1
.
-
-..w
fcwiiMab,
vr
V11D
I
the
contract
to
imr.w.
1.
cord
Mice
with
the
plana
and
peclflca-tlona.
The
Bmrd
dcea
not
bind
Uelf
to
nwrp
ine
jowet
or.
any
tender.
R.
C.
VAUOIIAN,
,
.
.
.Chairman.
Defence
Purchurine
rjoaj,
Ot.tnwa.
Octcihrr
7
una
Tender
No.
379.
cf.'
(WOMEN
are
J
......
I
M
V
V-k.
I
and
LINING
UJf
Importance
of
All
Filling
in
Forms
to
Show
What
They
Can
Do
In
Helping
War
Work
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt.
who
is
In
charge
of
the
task
In
Prince
Rupert
of
the
voluntary
registration
of
Canadian
women
for
wartime
activities,
this
morning
emphasized
the
necessity
of
all
women
regardless
of
creed
politics
or1
organization
registering
this
week
at
the
booth
in
the
Besner
Block
which
has
been
opened
for
the
purpose.
The
desire
Is
that
every
woman
should
fill
out
the
forms
provided,
no
matter
how
little
It
may
be
possible
for
her
to
.1.
MM
1
I
t
I
J
I
-
AW.
A
-II
Tfalf
rrn;,,
nn
i,
""jy-J'-
jr,
,"
',
I
Morrison.
Mrs.
A.
Barbe.
Mrs
Thomas
Priest.
Mrs,
W.
J.
Uneham
and
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox.
Rebekahs,
Wednesday
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wlnslow.
!
Mrs.
8.
A.
Keilback
and
Mrs.
J
H.
Thompson.
Book
Club:
Mrs.
E.
E.
jBMndt.
Baptist
Church.
who
came
to
his
door
with
a.-the
secretarv
ha.
k
,
..ll
Thursday
in"rsaay-
mdrnlng.
morning.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mur
Mur
worthy
petition.
to
write
to
the
pTess
and
s7k
"VJ
.V.a"adJan..U"
on:
a,t"n00"-
Only
two
months
after
St.
Pat-
would
kindly
through
your
oar
r
-
J
"UK"tmi"1-
women
or
Moose,
ick's
was
dedicated
the
young
call
to
the
attention
cTchSJS
f
WrRe
"0We
ranw
Ud
lnuon
"
cnildren
:.
7,
T",
t.
!
,
.
iriAf
rams
h
rinwn
fpnm
Gf
Jni
inA
...ia.
l
nt
in,
town.
-t
-George
Quovadis.
uu,ouw,
ui
of
pays
pays
to
Uj
let
let
them
kn
'
.
leoh's
Seminarv
m
Trnv
w
v
.?:u..e..or
Friday-morning.
Mrs.
F.
A.
Mac
'an
assistant
to
the
rector,
whomltlonal
Anthem
"Ood
Sav.
thl
P.a
Readln,t
clu:
afternoon
ii
i-
.
""c
l,c
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jenner
trnii.ri
n,r.
.ukmuiu
kicii
ica
at
'vuib
is
ueinz
niavAn
mAi9M
f
-.....
w..u.
tVio
ud.
rvf
mn
iv.-
.u...-
'
'
Saturday
mnrnlnn
I
.v-
Bv
wic
Liir
I
rp
........
.
Mrs.
n
r
It
ha
h...hr..i,
.
Ba"
"rt
W.
II.
f
Pvit,
rai
ted
States
crow
from
n.
fpw
nmv-
that
manw
v,iiL..
.
..
,",riin
Church:
afternoon.
Mr
inces.
north
and
south
until
L
in.
theatrp
k-
,
,
F-
8-
Walton
Miss
Nrlli
Lavrrnco
'
i
c
cuiviiciii
is
oeinK
i
c
pi
jeluded
.
...
four
cardinals,
19
provinces
played.
MTr
Elmer
Thnmspn
,.
and
Mrs.
C."
.tsi.
a
.
I
....
J
NArrlnntnn
.S
ma
wun
tu
many
arcnoisnops,
more'
we
aecided
now.
during
this
3icin
oiar.
20.000,000
communicants,
crisis,
was
the
time
to
voice
our
'
iv,wv
cnurcnes
and
more
opinion
and
ask
for
votir
h.tn
OLADYS
O.
HOLTBY.
John
Bulger
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Runert
Secretary,
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
R.
E.
Eyolfson
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone
BLACK
318
210
.Eighth
Avenue
West
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
"'ojoeer!
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
n.
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
eanninr
company
with
an
all
me
year
round
payroll
Prince
Rupert
In
Hair
Treatment
Are
you
suffering
with
Scaly
Dandruff,
Itching
Scalp,
Dry
Fragile
and
Lusterle&j
Hair?
Our
correct
recondition
treatments
will
do
wonders
for
you
at
NELSON'S
Barber
and
Iteauty
Shop
uu.
i
lie
ui
ill
.luai
itira
umi
w
i
.
a
should
register.
To
do
so
doe
no
.
H
,
9:30
la
nlht
f-nm
stewirt
'-
"
WPanment
na
a
.hen-pastoral
reaches
of
upper
new,,hf
nome
0n
h
otnft
ncnd
u
fifth
Avenue
to
see
iir
laying
o(
h""
?
h
t
.
.k7
Important
to
know
at
this
time
1
"Tr
v.nTTv
men
no
naa
10
t"5
the
cornerstone
nt
the
new
St
Pat.
.
f'"
if
muihi
viuu.M
lur
jcnaers
ana
weia
mem
v..
i
v..
.
h
tor-ther
tor-trier
for
for
nroteetlnn
protection
as
nnn
none
w
"U4C
w
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
v
1
A
total
of
233
passengers
aboard'
the
steamer
Princess
Louise,
which
was
In
port
,
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Bkagway
to
Van-'
couvcr,
consisted
largely
of
Yukon
and
White
Pass
Route
boat
crews
and
other
employees
going
south
for
the
winter.
Among
them
were
two
well
known
river
boat
skippers
!n
the
persons
of
Capt.
Ewen
Morrison
and
Capt.
Charles
Couglan.
Sixteen
passengers
left
the
Princess
Louise
at
Prince
Rupert
while
three
went
south
from
here
aboard
her.
,
-
ni
.j
...o.v.
iati.i,
.--.i,.,.
,
.
.
.over
ana
aoovc
normal
jamuy
uri
n
r
r
,im.,
Monsignor
Michael
J.
Lavelle
could
SSSVJ
duties-
xeglstratlon'f
J
Sn
riLhS
have
The
men
tlH
K
I?eddfn-
arrived
ln
Port
been
found
at
the
same
spot.
,.?
onter
Peralel0f
UOmen
Is
entirely
aDart
from
for
since
1888
he
had
served
as
?
ho"t
terproof
clothing
H!n
Xr
wrttaX
rector
of
that
famous
heIme
their
own
cloM
and
Ocean
'Catholic
Cathedral.
s
and
at
the
hall.
-
t
Z7t
a
fal-d
Ordained
a
priest
in
1879.
Father
.
-w5.
loaay
cross
tne
two,
"
"l
"
register
I.
this
week
""w,
in
order
to
IWX
antl
canco
and
sallM
rt
Lavelle
entered
St.
Patrick's
as
an
D,8MJ,)'",e
"t?
at
thlr
on
assistant
in
the
mp
vr
ann
nsk.and
will
continue
to
do
so
for
heoan
n
.
some
time
to
come
must
3:30
0.ckJck
,
atttTnoan
for
Kct.
Z
The
,
following
,,
.
,
ladles
,
have
,
k
beenln
!chlkan
and
.
8twart
.
whence
she
.
inurii
irre
lomnrrnw
pvrnini
.
....
.
.
1
1
.
i.
.1
service
ln
a
single
church
which
inos.e
wno.
take
an
occasional
"
!
-uthbound.
was
unprecedented
In
the
Arch-
car,V.iaC
t0
the
upkwp
th
I
diocese
diocese
of
of
New
New
York.
York.
01
.ine
ts-PW
Sixth
Avenue,
In
the
years
between
Michael
Lavelle's
ordination
and
which
-------.
av
Is
now
u
a
main
MiUlll
thoroughfare.
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MAmAlnM
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a
1
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c"
The
telenhon,
system
Is
hinrih,:
Home:
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hlnton
and
Mrs
iwtvr
TIM
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.
oi.uws
JNIehtly
7;0a
.
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COOPER
of
French
ro,t.tni;jJ
BEAU
GESTE'
With
Hay
Milland.
unu
.
(See
It
From
The
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At
7:23
and
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audio
SporlllgliU
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ti
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f'iini
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Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
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1
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4
V'tula
in
Poland
i
vktory
wh-n
Au--
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ana
AmDrose
to
the
Ridley
Home1
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uss
iv.
M.
wiu.B.b.,
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ef
faUod
WMKJ
In
In
is
18ttf
tt.
.
oun?
and
around
Eleventh
Arnn,
Anallcan
Church:
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
iane"orm
ne
Northern
Bri-
ttrei.
Rth.
r,
uiuiuuiiiiair.
nhfare
McLeod.
I.OD.E.:
MUs
Bird.
Ridley
woumo
itesiatni
mnermen's
nrtr
...
n
and
t
the
dtf.lO.
J.
Dawes.
Canadian
Uglon
W-changed
e
nelghrho
StPa
rck's
f1
beyond
recognition.
Mil-
2""
Rh.lfnr,
nl-n
know.
I
guess
I
liked
the
uniform."
iionalres"
mans
ons
replaced
shan-
V
Vw
.
uc5lmc
"
'
!"rV,.
.
7
'
,
!:riiliLr?J"la?:
iis,
skv.rn.npr.
.nnn,!
,u
the
fact
that
It
is
the
only
pay.and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Mc
Waters.
Ladles-
There
are
two
costellos
In
the
.overshadow
the
twin
gothlc
spires
,n?"UUty
we
have-
'
!Muslc
C,ub:
M""
P-
N"
Oood'
Mrs-
Seaforths,
unrelated
but
both
Irteh
of
the
cathedral,
and
along
the
,
0ther
itfms
cou,d
be
C.
H.
Elkins
and
Mrs.
P.
F.
P.
Bird,
with
some
Spanish
blood.
W.
E.'
avenue
grew
the
nation's
most!
?uched.
upo.
but
we
would
like
Canadian
Club:
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno.
Costello
said:
"The
regiment's
eot!
fashionable
shoDnln
dUfrlrt
.
Commlloner
to
retire
wlth'M"-
R
E.
Moore
and
Mrs.
O.
P.
the
best
record
of
any
in
Canada,"
Only
St.
Patrlck's-and
Father
,
KOOdw,u
01
the
citizens.
Just
so
Lyons.
Catholic
Church;
Mrs.
F.
D,
"The
Lavelle
seemed
never
to
change.
its
broad
and
lofty
doors
always;
open
to
the
passerby,
the
dlm-Ut,
cathedral
served
as
a
quiet
refuge
t
n
the
maelstorm
of
thi
rltv's!
long
as
he
retires.
T.
ELLIOTT.
STAND
AT
ATTENTION
Association
have
donated
$25
to
the
a.
umaaian
uea
uross
society,
being
the
first
donation
to
be
received
by
the
local
branch
The
Japanese
Commander
C
claim
their
sense
of
duty
to
their,
returned
to
the
.
D
adopted
country
moves
them
to'lupert
thU
mnrr
r
give
this
help
in
thla
time
of
need,
trip
to
Esquimau
r-tu
Illl
r
12
ozs.
25
ozs.
Mid-Month
Specials
seamless
Axniln.trr
Hut
-
OxlO'-i.
Special
Felt
Base
Floor
Covering
-6
feet
wide!
Spc
la!.
vj
yard
Washable
Cotton
.Mat
8lw
25x48.
In
large
var;
and
color?
suitable
for
almtwt
any
room
Special
10
ozs.
JUST
THAT
MUCH
BETTER
ThnlLa,d,irscm.,,nl
U
not
PuMltfiw,
or
displayed
b-j
u;u
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
c
-fx
9
t
fa.
$34.00
28c
S2.50
Elio
Furniture
I
rre
Delivery
n
Cltr
of
Hun
and
Llnolrumi
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Steamer
Icnvea
Prince
Kupcrt
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince-
Kupcrt
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
jV,
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
tcrlt
UcKet
Office,
528
3rd
Ave.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamer
Leara
rrlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.8.S.
CATALA
EVEItK
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAT,
DAY,
1:39
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Duo
Vancouver,
Thurs.
Dae
Mondtj
J-
If
rnn..nl...i
..
p.m.
.
.
Vancouver,
.
.
.
nm..
pAvJ
,lnformalln
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
Fit
AN
K
50
J.
SKINNER,
Nione
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Av.
,,
8
intercating
to
know
when
reading
tho
Daily
New
that
the
people
of
tho
whole
district
are
doing
the
sam