is
F-b.-iiury
28,
1941.
tlattttl
u
ilb
ur
Unit
I'lxiett
uhtn
ut
uvrt
fitl,
'Don't
Iriflt
wilb
btr
tiding.
Sun
bet
f
tterr
day
with
Tn
I
iP
sHflbhix
good
Jrm
Jim.
Ibtf
lor
I'htebt".
I
uid.
'Tbnfr
mi'
'
'
rtplitd.
Aid
it'i
btd
bim
ling-int
W
krtailtit
et
tr
uticr
'.
At
I,,
mt
I
ttl
Qmhr
Ottt
Ut
ill
triad
mtaritkmiHl
Jim
tb
'rnkl
I
br
Mmpt
H
i
if
in
pl'iir
'litj
mn
m
ill
ditp9Uti'.
1
.y
u
BELIEVE
ME.
I
EAT
DELICIOUS
QUAKER
;
OATS
EVERY
MORNING.!
IT'S
RICH
IN
VITAMIN
B,
IUl)ie,
even
In
their
first
vein,
ind
Browing
children
need
many
food
factors
for
normal
growth
ind
development.
Vitamin
Bt
if
one
of
these
factors
neceasary
to
normal
nutrition.
Quaker
Oats
is
a
rich
and
thrifty
source
of
Vitamin
VI
Among
grain
foods
it
is
extra-rich
in
vegetable
proteins
which
cm
aid
in
building
eisy
to
prepare
I
Quaker
Oats
is
'
Railway
I
I
LINES
I
amaungly
econo.
'
SV
nutal.
Get
a
pack-
VV
age
today
7
QUAKER
OATS
Canadian
9"
HOSPITAL
'Tn
corrirnentlns
upon
the
gl
ance
sneet,
particularly
the
re
the
first
full
yeur
whc,h
ojir
new
hospital
was
in
operation,"
qbserved
President
Jrarik
Dibb
in
his
annua!
report
this
week
at
the
neQtlrig
of
the
Prince
Rupert
rt
Cen
eral
.Hospital
Association.
"Another
factor
to
be
considered
Is
inpreased
population.
Naturally
the
increase
helps
to
swell
our
Income-
On
the
Other
hand
It
brought
us
many
Indigent
cases
to
care
for."
Patient
day
totalled
18,089
as
compared
with
18,705
in
1939.
Hc-pital
fees
charged
In
1940
were
$04,318
or
an
Increase
of
approximately
,0
percent
over
the
previous
year.
'From
the
above
tptal
$24,559
was
written
off
as
bad
debts,
etc.
No
doubt
this
write-off
appears
abnormally
large
but
our
account
ing
practice
is
to
charge
full
rates
for
everyone
entering
the
hospital
whether
they
be
indigent
cases
or
otherwise.
'Other
revenue
amounted
to
$25,293
made
up
of
provincial
and
municipal
per
capita
grants,
x.ray
laboratory
and
rental
from
the
old
hospital
building.
"Free
service
is
definitely
an
unavoidable
expense
and
there
can
be
no
criticism
directed
at
the
board
for
this
loss.
On
the
con
trary,
it
is
a
subiect
for
commen-
datlon
for
the
very
excellent
work
done
among
poor
persons
in
need
'of
hospital
treatment
and,
as
far
ias
we
are
concerned,
the
expense
of
'free
service'
is
met.
at
least
,in
the
aggregate,
by
the
statutory
:grants
from
the
provincial
gov-crnment
and
the
city,
In
some
cases.
"Of
'doubtful
revenues,'
princi
pally
bad
debts
$10.74350.
approximately
$3,000
is
for
deceased
patients
and
includes
persons
in
re
ceipt
cf
mothers'
pensions,
transients,
persons
who
have
left
town
and
patients
residing
In
unor
annlzed
territory.
I
"Regarding
rebates
of
$1,413,
the
removal
of
this
difficulty
is
not
.?asy
of
acnievemeni
as
u
is
-accumulated
by
the
non-payment
of
earnings
charged
to
the
Work-
Wanted-Raw
Furs
inSI
HIGHEST
I2T
AH)
Ship
to
J.
F.
OKA11ICIM,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
HcpresentinR-
HUDSON'S
HAY
COMVANX
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
RPIXIAL
KKIHICFJ)
WlN.TF.lt
EXCURSION
FAKES
mciudlriK
all
meals
and
berth
accommodation
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
S36.00
FromPort
Simpson
$39.75
V
(Reduced
Rates
Fare
and
one
half
also
apply
to
Vancouver
from
Intermediate
points.)
(Five
years
of
age
and
under
twelve)
Half
lare
Tickets
on
Sale
from
November
1st,
1940
to
February
U,
19
Good
to
return
up
to
March
31,
1941
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
r.
vancuuvci
S.S.
CAT
A
I.
A
Every
Tuesday
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
a.m.
8.S.
CAKDENA
Every
Friday
.10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Auent
(FRANK
J.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave.
Phone
56S
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atianiic
Trans-Pacific
To
V.nirnuvr
via
Ocean.FalU
and
Way
Yol
s.s.
"princess
ADELAIDE"
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SB
"PRINCESS
NORAir.Feb.
13UU4th,
Mar.
Oth,
17tn,
in
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Feb.
9th,
20th,
Mar.
2nd,
13th
and
23rd
winter
excursion
fare,
Vancouver
and
"E"J
Sft
00
Tlckt3
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1940
to
;Feb
2?,
1941
1941
JlgOUU
'
r-
31st'
Final
Return
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Urtnalrom
'
COATi:s
r.Pn.r,!
An.
1'rlnc
Rupert,
U.C.
-aB---
f
M
a
aj
.
a
f
men's
Compensation
Bbard,
Indian
(,
Department,
Department
'
of
jPen-i
slans
arid'
National
Health,
etc.
'
"Salaries
and
wages
$27,548.00
cjr
Comments
of
President
Frank
Dibb
approximately
5
percent
up
over
on
Balance
Sheet
,939-
Dietary
il2jD85.00
or
approxl-
mately
10
percent
up
.over
1M9.
;
'.Fuel
,$3,118.00
or
.aproxlmately
venue
and
exDenditur-
mr,i
n25
percent
up
.over
,U3S,
wlth
$3.10
n
1939.
"As
income
was
approximately
Cen-
i10
P"1
.Wghej-.
the
increase
$
expenditures,
with
the
excepuqn
of
fuel
and
surgical
supplies,
ap-(
pears
to
be
normal.
The
Increase
In
fuel
costs
is,
no
doubt,
due
to
the
new
hospital
being
larger
arid
the
.additional
expense
in
heating
the
maids'
.home.
"The
Increased
number
of
pa-!
ttents
and
the
abnormal
Increase!
In
costs
of
medical
supplies
due
to
war
accounts
for
the
Increase
In
expenditure
for
surgical
and
medical
supplies.
I
,
"Operating
profit
for
the
year
was
$224,40,
small,
.but.
fortunately
on
the
right
side
of
the
ledgejr
Credit
is
given
to
Mr.
.Birch,
our
managing
secretary,
Miss
Harrison
and
Miss
Jamieson
for
the
effl-j
clent
manner
in
which
they
have;
conducted
the
affairs
of
our
in-
stltution.
Tribute
To
tyrs.
.Uedjqrd
j
"Here
T'woiild
like
"to
'pay
trl
bute
to
Ml?s
Harrison
'now
.Mrs.'
Bedford)
who
resigned
last
Sep
tember
as
lady
superintendent
af
ter
is
years
oi
service,
u
was;
largely
due
to
her
efficient
admin-
lstratlon
of
her
department
during
j!
the
period
mentioned
tnat
placed
our
Institution
In
the
enviable'
position
It
now
occupies.
While
we
;
regretted
the
loss
of
suqh
a
capable
and
efficient
administrator
we
were
very
fortunate
in
securing;
Miss
Jamiesop
as
her
successor.
She
comes
to
us
highly'
recommended
with
a
fund
of
experience
as
an
administrator
and
we
have
every
confidence
and
en
couragement
In
that
the
standard
I
of
our
administration
is
being
well!
maintained.
"We
also
sustained
the
loss
of
two
members
of
the
board
in
thet
persons
of
F.
A.
MacOallum
and!
"
,
LOCAL
-
-.
..
NEWS
-
NOTES
Just
aay
"Three
Two
.Beetle
L.
B.
Lambly
sailed
last
night
i.
on
the
Prince
Jtupert
for
a
bust-
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekln
sailed
ness
trp
to
Vancouver.
last
.night
W
Uie
prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
Victoria.
'
Stan
florin
sailed
last,
nlght
on
I'....'
the
Prince
.Rupert
,for
a
trip
to
,11.
F
Pullen.
i&
wwlng
on
'this
Vancouver.
wish
to
polnYout
that
these
state-1
"Uglt
P061"
-4'181-00
9
everung
.train
for
V.ttip'Vfo
Ot
vyuiiwiiwn
.wn.iajji
'
.r-TT
jjaj.
yre
:
must'
"
ovpr
l&lf
J,-
'
'
,r
savoys
;rtet,
weanesuay
pmnvasfMn
Ave
y.,
u
u.
...
.
.
ao
,pear
m
mina
mat
.WO
was
,
J
for
the
year
was
$3.33
as
compared
Airs.
,il
W.
graham.
and
child
of
Shirley
sailed
;last
night
on.
the
Pnce
tRitpft
for
a
rlp
to
Van-
i
.i
ff
i
ll
ai
ill
i
iCapitql
Tjbeatre
Nt
Sunday
IjKht
At,
9
p.m.
rEATUIUNG
JegjimetalBjmd
Ut
.battalion
JRoeky
Mountain
tynder
Direction
of
Lleut,
O.
W.
8oqulst,
.Director
of
Music
and
Capt.
F.
H;
All.wood,
Entertainment
Officer)
Proceeds
'
,For
Canadian
Jtfd
,Cross
Sociey
AU.MISSIQN
ItV
PKOGUAM
25c
Pro;rams
go
on
Sale
Friday
Nisht
.and
Saturday
at
Orntts
.Drug
Store
and
Capital
Theatre"
t
r
'
-
v
tl
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landrey
both
of
whom
i
Ronald
Clavrlngv
for
drlvtag
in'
were
active
In
hospital
welfare
'a
mariner
dangerous
to
the
public
work.
'
.was
fined
$15
by
'Magistrate
W.
D.t
"Tlie
ladles
of
the
Women's
Aux-'
Vance
in
city
police,
pourt
yester-
lllary
have
worked
untiringly
-In1
day
and
his
driver's
licence
was
the
interests
of
the
hospital
arid
'suspended
.for
six
months.
I
It
is
our
earnest
hope
they
will
j
continue
the
work
so
well
begun.
ITCH
at
JlffUi
or,
Han
il
it
.
aiA
fif
(raai
iltbial
Mtmni,
biaibU.
ilk.
lMt'al(.Kl.arUi.tuBMtadMiMrrtlrulla''
aiMf.l
tlm
uaaUn.
ur
fallctiai.
auolm:
aali.
eirfic.
li4iJ
U.
II.
l.
rWcriaiMM.
.CrMHlau.
:
tuiialtu.
Smthttirriuiioa
u4
nail,
auatiakMM
iichwf.3SirilboiUirMMii,M'HMiUarAtk
,pm,4,u,li,t
Urn
U
ll.lt
f
K
t-HAVKJ
lyV
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
.column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
St.
Peter's
Tea,
Mrs.
Croxford's,
Presbyterian
Tea.
March
13.
Mrs
.Platen's,'
Varden's
entertainment
March
Mi
Second
Searchlight
Auxiliary
Tea
Legion,
March
J5.
;
Catholic
Ladles'
St.
Patrick
Tea,'
March
;17.
Anglican
March
18.
United
Large's
Tea
Mrs.
.Dartqn'a
Tea
March
20th,
Mr3.
102nd
Auxiliary
March
22.
Tea,
Legion,
Horticultural
Dinner,
March
2.
Rebekah
..Tea
and
Sale,
April
.2.
Anglican
Spring
Sale
April
17,
L.
O.
B.
A.
Spring
Sale,
April
23.
lea
Is
Held
By
Ytoung
Wptoen
.-.
s
...!
L.utti.
u,vii
mauve;
,
ix
tub
mthkme
rornt
of
nnmsii
roiioiptA
is
,pROiVTf;
In
th
tattr
or
tlx
'Administration
'
Act"
Ani
tn
th
lattw
,tht
EUt
(
Osoaf
Olson
olhrrwl
known
a
Oscw
Olneh
othls
.WnownM
nkar
Olson
otherwise
known
o.)
Okor
Olsn.
TAKE
NOTICE
taM
ot
Order
.or
.
Honor
.Jua
.yihr,
.liooal
Judgw-
of
the
aiiprwrp
,
Court
M
British
.Columbia,
r
1941
appointed
AdnUnlstralar
or
tfte
taUf
qt
Oanvr
Olson.
ixtiiMvtae,
Jwown
M
-OMoar
Olscn,
toUinflne
known
..t
OskAr
.Olson,
otUrwla
kxiown
s'
0.kr
Otaen,
rormwly
'of
the
.Cfty
of
Prince
Ruert.
Brltl4h
ooiumma.
nceiua.
wao
died
i
on
or
About,
tn
30th
da?
of
Brp-'
Utriljer.
;U40.
.Alt
.Persona
ttqdbW
to
th
amouoat
Ot
ihttr
lndbtdns
to
me
forthwtUj
and
U
persona
having
claUna
ftgatnat
the
,Ud
EsUnle
re
quired
lo.
me
pwra
nie
proprtior
vwrtfVwl
ou
,or
before
the
30th
day'
of
Aprtt
A.
D.
19
twmg
yrnicn
nuri-buUon
will
W
made
having
regard
only
to
euch
clalma
qt
whtoh
I
chall
have
DATED
at,Prnf
Jtwpert,
B.C.
hU
17th
day
of
flVbroirf'A'D.
18tl.
ri
.
.-
-iji
"n1-'"
NORMAN
A.
WATT
1
Official
Artmuutttor
t
JPrlaoe'
Rupert,
B,0
(50)
Just
say
"Three
Two
please."
A.
Attree
of
Terrace
Is
a
visitor
In
he
city,
having
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
last
evening's
train.
R.
M.
Wlnslow.
assistant
ceneral
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
.Storage
Co
sailed
,la$t
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
ior
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
Seattle
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
Miss
Owen
.Palmer
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
(.Vancouver
enroute
to
Oakland,
Mimuniiu.
wnere
sne
win
pay
a
'Ine.
official
publication
of
the
Brl-
tisn
Columbia
Tuberculosis
Soqiety.
Is
sailing
by
the
Cardena
tonight
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
,
i
Alex
TurnbulH
Inspector
of
schools,
will
present
a
moving
picture
Illustrated
talk
on
school
work
In
various
parts
of
this
Inspectorate
at
the-regular.
'weekly,
lunchecn
of
the
Prince
Rupert
,Oyro
,CIub
next
Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
c.
Wilson
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
their
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
.visit
to
the
city.
Mr.
Wilson
having
it
The
Young
Women's
Auxiliary
of
j
.
First
United;
Church
held
a
suc-
c'e&sful
tea,and1'sal5
m
home
cook-
'ing
yesterday
afternoon
at
tne
:home.of
Mrs.
Clark?
McLean,
Sixth
'
Avenue
West
"
Quests
were
received
by
Mrs.
'McLean,
who
Is
president
of
the
auxiliary.
The
tea
table',
which
jvas
centred
'with
a
a
,y
Illustrates
raveiiur,
Jenner
Mrs;
F
A.
Mrs
Lndf
uhlted
OhurohWg
Smps-
j
,
.
ina
Mrs.
u.
i.
ueniii".
oct.iiciua
T.
iwere
Mrs.
Jack
Wrathall.
Mrs.
W.
March
1
Tea,
Mrs.
B.,
Morgan.
'ere
,
Qe
Pearson,
...
1
Miss
.Ethel
Beynorf
and
Miss
Bex-
rf
r,
United
Service
.Hut
tag
day,
March
1.
..'
jitfi
TV
KTnAno
Mrs
U
South-.
by
and
Mrs.
'T.
Jraser
were
in
inrTff
nf
th
tpn.
room
ana
Airs,
Marqh
6.
'suck
Lockle
acted
as
cashier.
rZT
'Mrs.
George
L.
Rorie
was
in
Navy
Auxiliary
.
.i.
(tea
.March
trAMh
o
8.
Us-
t'-oo?
.
.
,
.cooklhe.
Ion
Hall.
.
....
.
"
Been
ac
the
local
dry
dock
on
of-
.flclal
business
In
connection
with
fhis
dufies'os
auditor
for
Canadian
National
Steamships.
putluUdof
JlipUyW
rxwfk
spring
JV'Wers
and
."'
This
Jrtiiftt
Jrtiitt
It
ii
aol
not
pub
Li'peiV,
was
presided
over
f;1"
Li"'
B;
ord
oi
y
IM
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
BIdg.
FRESH
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Arriving
Every
Boat
tBUY
RIGHT"
Shop
at
Tom
Lee
&
Son
HOUSE
QFjaE
FQQDS
JPhone
547
2nd
Ave.
West
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
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Proprietor
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At
Cold
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fhene
281
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JAMAICA
InteresUnjr
Story
JOA
JEarly
.Days
In
Well
.Known
British
Colony
And
Recent
.Ueafth
Resort
Life
as
it
was
in
Jamaica
twenty
mente
cannot
detail
the
act:?xanMer
P
ta.
TororUp
Arid,
Montreal'.
,
Baptist
Church
St.
David's
Day
"
TV,h
services
rendered
by
the
hospital
i1'
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,
.
..Teahomecooklng.
Saturday,
Match,
Prlnce
RuDCrt
Cluh
Mrs
Bert
Morgan
8day
by
ckptaln
Alwood
the
Rocky
Mointaln
Rangers
and
a
member
of
the
Revelstoke
Rotary
Club.
He
explained
that
Jamaica
was
situated
east
of
Cuba
and
was
cne
of
the
old
British
colnnies
taken
from
the
Spaniards
about
three
hundred
years
-ago.
It
was
a
coaling
station
and
naval
base
for
the
British.
Jalmalca
was
settled
largely
by
people
who
obtained
concessions
there
from
Oliver
Cromwell.
They
planted
sugar
and
produced
it
by
swin(;
tI)mtr
WITH
THE
Serenaders.-
At
Their
DANCE
Oddfellows'
Hall
Everybody
Welcome
means
of
slave
labor,
selling
It
at
rlble
voIcanic
disturbance
In
that
good
prices.
By
this
means
they
neighborhood
which
sank
the
became
very
rich.
When
Queen
whoie
town
of
Port
Eayal
beneath
yi?,?
?me
t0
the
throne
m
sea
and
even
tod-.y
ohjVof
the
1837
the
slaves
were
all
freed
and
,tourlst
attractions
was
ttftkfee
at
for
twenty
years
afterwards
there
ha
rr,mnB
nt
h
m
vVr?T,,c-.
visit
with
her
sister,
Mrs
Taylor,
i8,"10
Production
as
the
slaves
the
bottom
a
gbss
baWomed
KUid
tn0Lwork
nd
exPcted
t0
beat.
Many
attempts
had
-een
Provincial
Constable
J.
W.
Todd
of
Smlthers
arrived
.
In
the
city
on(last
night's
train
from
Smithes
.arid
proceeded
to
Vancouver
on
xbe
steamer
prince
Rupert.
He
had.
in
his
.charge
a
party
oi
prisoners.
T.
Sinton,
who
has
been
here
for
the
part
few
days
on
business
iri
connection
with
Health
Maga-
Z
fi
,
.
1
as
inai
1115
.made
to
recover
the
burled
treas-rich
families
became
very
poor
and
ure
but
whJle
much
had'
been
never
recovered.
Today
Jamaica
r.nvPTWl
tho
-t
wn
-t.r
la
mostly
noted
tor
Its
bananas,
than
tne
achieved.
and
for
the
rum
it
produces.
One
of
the
most
noted
charac-
Captain
Alwood
told
stores
of
ters
of
the
very
early
days
was
ralI!gator
huiltinS-
shark
iunrlng.
Sir
Henry
Morgan,
a
most
re-
Similar
sports.
,He
stated
,that
markable
man
who
spent
much
of
today
Jamaica
was
booming
a
his
time
intercepting
Spanish
ships
Ilr5t
class
holiday
reso:.,
'hi-cllr
carrying
gold
and
silver
bullion
:"mte
bsing
ldeal
m
he
wter
from
the
Spanish,
colonies
to
Eur-,
season-
t
ope.
As
Britain
was
at
war
with
"
Spain
he
was
given
orders
to
In-:
tercept
the
ships
and
send
the:
sold
and
silver
to
England.
He
carried
out
his
orders
to
this
ex
tent
that
he
issued
orders
.to
the
'
Spaniards
to
take
the
bullion
to
England.
Then,
when
they
sailed,
he
opened
fire
on
them,
took
away
the
treasure
and
sank
the
ships.;
In
the
year
1595
there
was
a
ter-
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Used
Furniture
Good
size
Chiffonier,
5
drawers,
ivory
finish
and
mirror,
Bedroom
Dresser
ivory
finish,
Gate
leg
Table,
walnut
finish,
1
Chairs,.
Range
in
white
enamel
for
burning
coal
or
wood
Sinfele
Bed,
cable
spring
and
felt
mattress
;
Linoleum
Rug,
size
6x9,
Axminster
Rug,
9xl0!4
Kitchen
Table
g-piece
Dining
Room
Suite,
Chesterfield
Suite
.Range
fitted
with
an
oil
burner,
Quebec
heater,
Air
Tight,
Heater,
Perfection
room
Heater,
B.C.
Camp
Stave,
.Fire
,Basket,',Fifeplate-Screen,
Coleman
Lamp,
Sad
Irons,
Clothes
Wringers,
;$tyve
Shield,
large
size
steel
Crib,
Prams,
Convertable-Carriage
ELIO'S
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
New
Furniture
Department
MOOSE
BUILDING
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Wise
Person
gets
a
lot
of
satisfaction
out
of
every
purchase
they
make.
If
you
have
an
idea
as
to
what
good
coal
should
be,
try
e
ton
of
the
kind
we
sell
and
you
can
prove
to
your
own
satisfaction
that
the
money
you
spent
was
wisely
invested.
Keep
our
name
and
phone
number
In
mind.
Comfort
won-
ton
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Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
mONE
651
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Trains
leave
FRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
--Steamer
leaves
FRINCE
RUFERT
lor
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
11:30
p,m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
.Call
or
WrUe
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenu
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
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