MONDAY.
MARCH
2.
1942.
IEWS
OF
NORWAY
K.
v.
Quisling
came
(o
the
helm
jSNV.u.iy
onie
rather
odious
jgL
sic
been
enacted.
One
will
jp'jt
ull
Norwegian
boys
ami'
:r
wren
10
and
18
year
tn-J"
enrol
"for
active
ter-tak
the
Quisling
-
sponsored
irr
new
law
compels
all
f.-hool
teacher
to
Join
the
.
trolled
Norwegian
Teach-
BASKETBALL
PROGRESS
INEW
HOUSES
'CRIBBAGE
Studied
Art
AT
SIMPSON
OF
A.R.P.
4
l
"$rrp
i
hation.
AtMetk
Club'a
f
these
laws
rwjulre.
alt
Anifu,
Mju.PhN.
wa5
:
,
,,nng
to
iage
In
Pjib-
ptoced
by
MAcDonaki
bul
j,
to
i
iin
the
Naai-eontroiH
rul
a
nut.
ik
rlcirv
anM
on
Publishers"
AMOcteUw
aftef
p'
P
three
fast
bkta.
Mac
came
f
r
mn.iu.M.-
w,
""
.a
to
steady
Saw
p
a
Mule.
j
rurniui
wr
i
unt.
i
The
StAT
Ol
th
iASV
wax
Oliimr
.J
Adams
who
learned
his
basketball
i
Ci.
i
s
.
.
..
mi.
Mi-KtMcroi
Krm-ikitiii
fc
uw
uis
co-siar
was
i
nil
miii
i
nuiiiiu,
ijwuu
iw
ajto.
niui
Arney,
mkt
,,,l4,ih.
"
iiwrti.iii
Adftow
and
Oar
Taylor
on
the
c
iii.
Maiier
o(
ikr
iiai
.Iwwasd
line
and
the
veteran
M.-wni
null,
irftirmi
kiHian
BtyooD
and
MacPbee
at
guard.
iv-t
iic
'r
itrm-n,.
i
tK.
cMr
hula
n
litu
Htti
ino
:
E
Of
lUm
tc
.
-
raueh
for
.
the
.
.
(i
ut
i
homesters
With
af
Bmi
cotumbt
m
Angus
MacPhee
banished
on
per-
.
f
'ZJLD
JmtJ
0ou
Adams
Orlng
a
little
urria
o.
oMMr-.the
Stmpaonltes
aoqsUred
some
PfTTS
nw
le
tn
the
lavst
quarter
out
r
l0
oQme
the
lead
t
:mtr
m
twiuifa
ut
pUed
up
by
the
first
string
Savoyt
w
tw
MMMtml
sown
v
tr..-
rmimT
Mriftad
Under
aareement
the
8imDaon
,J
f
Af
l"'.team
was
to
be
entertained
lure
A
WATT
U'Tr.al
Adtnttilamtar
Prior
v
Hu(.
B
C
bill
MTBtMi:
OI
KTOI
IIBIII.-II
MlLIMIlll
J
I'lUIUUt
It:?
t:!!Pf
of
ltn
dmlnl.lrton
mly
if
K
hsBt
the
locals
or
came
within
S
points
of
them.
They
beat
tste
six
point
margin
so
will
show
here
soon.
Hlthlichts
of
the
Trip
Sonny
Beynon.
once
the
finest
point
maker
In
twc
parte,
played
3
t'j,
Maiirr
f
(t
r.uu
of
I
guard
and
was
greatly
appreciated
brOrtkr
of
u.lhKt'
Dominato
and
Houston
could
!
.Urr
oci
ttm
2m
61
I
not
make
the
trip
Fans
will
really
go
for
this
Adams
lad
wtten
be
plays
heme
r.jrs
Am.
tMStia
ouu
games
here.
Boob
he
and
Oar
i
cxj
on
w
mkmi
w
TayW
are
fine
additions
to
the
t
;
ir
mM
rti
aavoya
Tney
pamjeu
on
me
tofwd
ttrm
u
b
ti
I
loop
in
High
SchooL
J'JESTL'S;
Mentioning
Adama-.Tayior
says
mrvd
u
pit
to
tnoiwhen
he
pasaes,t:
one
Is
not
111
UtFir
luAtbUASWM'
K
Ma
In
a
It
lu
Milt,
iiul
mtmkta
Mr
fv
w
a
v,
a
tmimm
piwi
r
.
mirfc
n
c.
mul
himself.
rvrarT
a
D
isii
!
Angus
MacPhee
eJeated
to
drop
??c
,ys
the
forward
line
was
too
fast
and
nlg
chCk
pujM
on
the
back
ir.
m
rni
Mi:
c
oi
iit
or
nitimiiiceurt
too
much.
toil
miiiv
iv
rKoiMir.
Orrhlda
to
Lh
vouMBtera
Arnev.
Art
ami
uul
v
Mat
irr
t
the
iti
of
Jet),
one
of
the
hbxb
point
men
and
-J?'.
1""'
'.TV?1
.
,
with
hU
suture
that's
an
accom-
-2
f.
1
1
;iiat
bf
Order
of
111
...
.
,
,k.
He
claims
the
v
c
r?rr
mwM
on
th
Mh
phahment.
way
I
J-
-An
iu)
T
tru
an.'
Irlimi
stvrf
Taalnr
in
!
art
tn
hln
r"
rj
aruuMt
the
mm
Buijevrr
mnaea.
'
rr
nrrA
to
Mrriirth
Mme.l
Th
leasi
asetit
the
nllfht
at
l1
(
i
'
Mrrh.
AI.
141
l
'trd
to
the
fUc
fxn
"
"
r-.v
t)i
MnoMM
of
Uvir
a
'tot
fonhIU
C
r
Pi
:
..
Rurrrt.
B.C..
UU
-7
f
rt
A
D
l.
L"
Tl
U'
KAY
STETN8
Pr'.ore
nufjert.
B.C.
I
ecu
tor.
Sonny's
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
DO
WOO
THIK1K
THAT
iOVECTO
BUBBLES
nu
OIVIMCaHEt?
VOUW
ROLE
IA4THE
PLAV
SOU
AKt
FOOLIWCf
AKJV-
FEELIK1G5
FOR?
HtM?
n
father.
Tbey
returatd
Sunday
jnoming.
The
bay
reported
a
vary
cordial
reception
and
very
clean
fair
ireatment
by
the
P.
S.
A.
C.
thanks
to
ateve
Morrison,
the
IT'S
DAVE
PERCYS
FEELU4GS
THAT
I
AM
COMCECWED
iABOUX
OF
BASCpM
I
"Via
HAArfl
ffm
vtsifA
n4ltrA
bttn.
Will
VllH
a4
t.
t-Hrf
I
T'Vi
ao-a
yin14aiM
Vvia
l.
..-II
yT.
PrlnT
Tlhif
aj
I.
.
iwi
ifvtn
urc
varmui
au
wiurijLsCS
;
c
was
6wi-,
iiii-w
iuc
suimnuux'u
as
luiiows:
-mim
wt
-uwimi,
ivlisvs
naiv
vjw
n
-Vw..
.
.
P"lndal
and
Dominion
-
ering
of
citizens
at
Haj
Cove
A.
Ronald
'Eagles
lhYVL
y
received
tn
the
prorldlng
of
necessary
Up-
Circle
Saturday
afternouto
at-
R.
E.
James
'Operator
.
....
wu
7uu-
Diie.
and
financial
arrictanr..
tn'Una
tne
Official
ODenUUt
VY
CltV
S.
Jensen
iRarWi
a.
organuauoii.
mi
.
er
Savoy
tm
a-....
,u.
I.
"
"
R2,-m
i.t
the
first
session
of
thei
M
ni
TV
n
..
:
'
"r1""."
et
-
work
"
done
wu
OTtBal
one
of
IA
'
government,
become
ef-
M.irch
1.
lilt-
the
..mpaon.
The
Savoys,
carrying
Ted
...
....
Arney.
Alex
Bill
and
"
Don
Mac-
Z-ZL
JZSTr
-.i.
rV,,
,
frm
.
weekly
meeting
of
the
executive
h
ttie
Intermediate
nalri
m,t
.
u
of
the
Prince
Rupert
civilian
Pxo-
:71T,,:,r".''m;
"on
Organisation
A.R.P.,
at
"
"Wi
the
week-end
c7rmjBu
imu
tne
game
out
of
the
fire.
Savoys
were
leading
by
14
point
la
nlre
martin
a
t
ih
..
In
connection
with
the
digging.
of
water
holes
In
the
city,
It
was
reported
this
was
being
proceeded
with
and
coverings
for
these
were
being
built.
The
support
of
the
city
was
very
gratifying.
The
possibility
of
having
adequate
fire
protection
along
Ui
e
ymtorffoni
was
being
taken
up
and
inquiries
were
bemc
saade
with
site
vm-
of
having
a
ftrefeoat
equipped.
RepreaentattODs
are
being
made
to
have
a
fuMy
prepared
etner
gency
nospiiai
reception
room
ready.
The
health
department
under
Arnold
Flayton.
will
try
to
get
action
in
this
connection.
The
isslstance
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
In
providing
supplies
and
making
arrangements
for
told
supplies
and
extra
clothing
were
being
pushed
with
vigor.
The
need
for
greater
water
con
nection
with
the
dry
dock
was
onsldered.
Camouflaging
of
oil
tanks
was
being
planned.
The
activities
of
(he
district
wardens
were
very
pleasing,
it
was
reported.
These
people,
with
their
police
wardens,
were
continuing
the
equipment
available
In
the
ARE
OPENED
SCORERS
Commissioner
D.
i.
Matbeson
of
B.
E.
Wermig
Operators!
the
spacious
dining
ball
and
two
J.
Slmondson
iFaleons)
.
commoaioua
iun
nouses
wnlch
J.
R.
Miner
(Old
Emnmi
63
have
been
erected
'.by
yTartime
K.
Slatta
Smlles
Cafe
..
62
Housing
Limited
for
the
aceommo-
J.
Howardson
Pioneers)
62'
datkm
of
employees
of
the
Prince
U.
Ooodman
(Falcons)
62
1
Rupert
Dry
Dock.
The
visitors.
I.
Moe
Savoy
Hotel)
61
!
were
given
full
opportunity
to
In-
H.
Arney
lOperators)
60
spect
the
new
buildings
regarding
p.
Czyz
01d
Empress)
60
which
numerous
complimentary
c.
Aune
i
Savoy
Hotel)
60'
remarks
were
heard.
Following
R.
Frederic
kson
iQld
Empre)
59"
tne
opening
proceeaings,
refresh-
h.
Heinrich
Pioneers)
39
do
much
to
rcllevt
the
acute
a
Anis
iRavov
Hotp.lt
houssng
sbortage
which
bad
de-
e.
Hann
Pioneers
wopea
owing
to
inausinai
ex-1
a.
As
tori
Eagles
panaion.
won
ii
nouses
Jocluded
in
the
present
program.
66
being
already
completed
and
occupied,
the
City
Comsnisaloner
stated
that
he
had
been
given
assurance,
that,
f
more
houses
were
required
for
the
war
industrial
workers
here,
obey
would
be
provided.
Incidentally,
be
revealed
that
some
$4000
per
year
laces
was
being
derived
ftvim
Utfarttfn
UnJisina
T
iA
t
m
log
oonstructlon
throughout
the
riMMlHlAfi
A
IMMmMM
n
f
T
AAA
the
listing
of
occupants
of
houses.'
r"""
w
a
v
"I""
r
w
eu
u
ncccwiry
ana
unptiu
rrrrMn.-.
Mta.
Rtnnrt
formation.
There
Is
stfll
a
saart!
.
.K
.
rf
need
for
more
voluntary
worker:
Lettets
will
be
sent
to
T.
D.
Pat
11aaW
,M1H.n
t
I
tA
In
thai
tlM.
vinraal
lMlaiattife.
and
to
iMas!l
In
the
absence
of
J.
J.
Little,
the
chair
was
Uken
by
H.
T.
Lock.
Others
present
were
Inspector
Ernest
Oammon.
J.
S.
Wilson.
A.
manager
of
the
team.
8l!apaon-Weay
4,
R.
SiMnfwea
5.
H.
Sampaou
17.
Ross
16.
O
OS-
maw
vase
asaeaasv
ivi
MS'X,
aaaaifc-
jaesidi
flng
of
the
KinR."
O
Canada"
and
"God
Save
Sa4ous
Buildings
be
oiiexated
caieieria
style,
the
THAT'S
CONSIDERATION
!
WHAT'S
THE)
r4
DAVE
PEROV
IS
fl
OH
ttPft
WUAT
DO
vOU
IDEA
OF
1
JEALOUS
OP
HIM
AMD
Jrr
V,,?
J!
L
MEAKJ
BV
TWAT
V
TUCW1KJG
JIMPROVIlvJGTO
DAVE
LYMHy
!
rTTTN
7Z
8ASCOM
1
THAT
BAS03M.
MEAK1S
WT-J
M
2f
OVER
TO
)
UOTi4WG
TO
ME
V
f
fW
f?
T'A
'
BUBBLESV
n
h
T
'
vVA
VOU
SUBSTITUTED
VOUPA
SELP.
FOB
BUBBLES
1K1
THE
CAST
WHEM
THE
SCRIPT
CALLED
POR
A
KISSlMG
SCEXJE.
WHILE
SHE
AMD
BASCCW
aECE
REHEARSIMG
TOETUE
JUST
TWO
OF
A
KIND
'
'
'
I'LL
COMFESS
1
ilVSIH5J
BUBBLES.
1
DID
(
I
!WER
WAWT
TO
FIWD
Cfl
OuTBASCOMyipV
PLAV
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
in
1940.
DCWT
BE
13
SILLV,
WHEMWE
REHEARSED
THE
PLAV
TOGETHER
THE
SCRIPT
CALLED
FOR
TWO
KISSIWG
SCEME-S
O0E
AM
ARDEMT
KISS
4MD
THE
GET
OWN
BACK
LONDON,
Mareh
2:
O
A
dud
German
shell,
fired
from
the
Hanson.
represenUUve
In
the
fed-'
The
opening
ceremonies
took.cruteer
Leipzig
at
a
British
ship
pJaee
the
hw
haD
191-
ben
6ent
10
a
munl
eral
hosvM.
uretatg
ttie
twd
far
J
dtaing
lmmedisrle
and
eomptete
recflgnl-
weHcb
measure
108
fir
5t.Ieti
and
119115
"ctory.
Uon
of
the
local
aitwUaon
a
a
deorUains
fifty
tabW-
provWing
'
'1
pronuuH
vi
ttrwMiy
iui
PwinnonN
iVi
ttrUJnf
with
rnmml.irr
.
room
wlm
commissary
hi
t
h.v.
the
work
done.
!
hundred
men.
The
dinine
hall
wilWrlUa
f0001
-
-
.
"
i.
.
.
.
.
.
oounter.
mere
are.
eient
snower
7
SA
ill
rat
n
MnVAA1dk
stnlA
IHa
baths
in
each
house.
the
Sunrise
Grocery
interest.
.
JhI
1!
flaten.
K.
J.
FUatwUstk
aad
Wan
jao
was
-of
particular
interest
to
Lambie.
G
0
1)
I)
IJSS
WELL-INFO
IIM
I
J)
All
maloc
ovtbpmecitB
irmav-
Ibe
.equipment
tor
the
storage,
j
"
,UUI
"uu"
handling
and
preparation
of
food;,..
as
vMl
as
the
victualling
utensils
I
'
V"
"
,
aompleteiy
modern
and
efficl-
"ri
"'c
r
igni
oj
;.
ing
Japan
ace
reported
ta
(he
Munimt.
Xbe
furnishings
are
substan
goddaas
at
the
shrines
of
Ise
by,tialaad
attractive
the
Japanese
premier.
Thai
onlan4
ilw
a
nnnintarl
V-IvmV
i
at7
frl
u.tsswaa
U4
OtileS'C
I
KAJllia9
the
lady
vialtors
at
the
AZu:i,rZLTl
-
g-
tiaiiii
wa
w
ii
COUPONS
i
1
Each
of
the
two
staff
or
lodir-
'.
for
Useful
S
'ing
houses
contain
firty-two
Household
Items.
,rom.
stane
douMe
and
some
j!
call
In
and
let
as
explain
.ainada
Mrh
havin
iurmimvlatlnn
'
this
nlan
tO
TOO.
Savoys-Taylor
9.
Adams
14.
Ar-for
9J
men.
Bsdroom
furnishings
:
MUSSALLEM'S
ney
12,
MacPhee
14.
Beynon
SJoogauit
of
single
beds,
table,
chair!-.
r
c
.
BUI
4.
MacDonakL
Tetal.
5.
and
cupboard.
Single
rooms
are't
t-COnomy
Otore
8
bv
12
fat
and
rtmihu.
rnftms'!.
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
twelve
feet
square.
Each
staffj'
OTHER
A
COLD
MATTER-OF-
FACT
TP
7
KISS
,r
I
!
II
1"
J'
Cents''
i"
7
r.u.
box
ai3
i
nones
is,
is
neU
.,
4,
.
Oreene
.
3.
..i,
Walls
A.
Total.
.,
54.'iue
has
comfortable
.-.
.
lounge
and
.
I
VV.V.V.V.V.V.VV.W.V.W
At
70
Years
Excellent
Accommodation
Ii
Pro-
Andy
Ronald
Leads
Individual
List
MANCHESTER,
Mareh
2:
.
vided
FjorJJnr
Dock
Worker
'
for
Season.
,Mls
Eleanor
.Laura
Hart
Dyke.
'
City
ComntKjjoner'
OfficUteSr
j
Idaughter
of
the
late
Sir
Pefdval
t
fcUUnauRuraJ,
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
Hart
Dyke,
died
at
her
SnropihJie.
,
individual
scores
for
the
season
iiome
At
ihe
Ate
of
101-
CAtUvc.
71
'
was
an
Arttfet
of
some
note
and
63
attended
an
art
school
when
she
67
was'
70
to
keep
her
painting
-eeh-
66
.tfique
up
to
date.
j
63
er
sunk
by
mine
in
the
North
Sea.
1
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MARKS
BIG
GAIN
Central
electric
stations
in
Can-
homes,
nearest
fire
hydrant
and
tmnAt
,
CTT
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'ada
nroduced
33.445360
DO0
kilo-
CUssiFiio
FOR
SALE
menu
were
served
to
the
caller.
'Albert
Eyolfson
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59R
SALE-Fawcett
Ranse
with
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hum
pr
Knite
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Ihm
in
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me
ouuaing
open,
f.
Barber
Operators)
58
Mr.
Matheson
described
them
as
a
o
Royer
Smiles
Cafe)
57
Block.
Apartments.
Suite
4.
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
BASCOM
IS
MV
SERVANT.
LOST
53.
1
credit
to
the
city.
The
program
of
Arne
Eyolfson
Falcons)
5
FOR
SALE
Boat
"Dundas."
leneth
Wartime
Rousing
Ltd.
here
would
w.
Reid
(Canadian
Legion)
53
53
51
49
33
ft.,
fully
equipped
halibut
gear.
Snap
for
cash.
1141
Beach
Place.
(56)
HOUSE
FOR
SALE
336
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Biaek
010.
53
result
of
the
erection
of
the
flewj",
r
Gefmn
plot
JfOR
SALE
Door
with
complete
bursas.
Mr.
Matheaon
gave
seme
I"'co
orm
2X1
oi'
ntttaga:
large
stock
of
windows
statistic
of
Wartime
Housing
;
!falany
re"l
and
large
stock
of
iron
pipes.
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FOR
SALE
1931
Ford
coach,
rc-bored,
for
cash.
Phone
Black
I-
965.
(51)
jFOR
SALE
A
few
bundles
of
old
March
2,
1917:-Brttlsh
destroy-
newspapers,
ehea
p.
Apply
Daily
WANTED
if)
extra
heavy
steam
pipe
up
to
4-inch.
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C.
Furniture,
Third
Ave.
alarm
boxes
Some
9t
the
war-
V,
ANTED
Appiy
Jnd
w
p
gye
admlrii5tnitor
hre
watt
hours
of
electrical
energy
in
Housekeeper.
den
had
Urge-scale
street
map
f
WBrtw
m,,im
tmi
1941
compared
with
30.080.248,000.
10
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Levine
r30)
WANTED
Weight
lilting
set.
Will
pay
cash.
Phone
537,
53
WANTED
To
trade
Vancouver
revenue
producing
property
for
similar
property
in
Prince
Ri-pert.
Inquire
Dybhavn
Si
Hanson
Ltd.
152)
HOUSEKEEPER
for
small
family:
room,
board
and
good
wages
in
pleasant
home.
Phone
Red
879.
55
WANTED
Immediately,
three
used
air
rifles.
206
Sixth
Street
(tf
YOUNG
Couple
teokirrg
for
a
house
or
apartment,
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Willing
to
pay
$25-
$30
monthly.
Steady
Dry
Dock
worker.
Apply
Box
216
DaUy
News.
1
55)
LOST
Small
bunch
of
keys.
Please
return
to
Dally
News.
BY
WESTOVER
WOULDN'T
VJAK1T
HIM
KISSlKlG
1MG
MV
BEST
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COLD.
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Reopening
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LAI
Cafe,
Waterfront,
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fr4i
1
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linger
52)
J
same
management.
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FOR
RENT
OR
SALE
Comfort-
a
able
four-room
house
at
.Salt
Lakes.
Phone
Sreen
668.
itf)
All
Canadian
Union-
Amalxarnalcil
BuHding
Workers
of
(!auuda
Prince
Itupert,
KX"..
Unit
No.
1
M
EETI
XGS
Every
furtb
Sundajr,
2:30
p.m-,
of
FjutIi
Month.
MEl'KOrOLE
HALL
Phone
Red
469
P.O.
Box
577
For
Full
Line
of
ARTIFICIAL
LOWERS!
See
Our
Window
J
VAKIETV
STORE
ANNOUNCEMENT
We
are
glad
to
announce
that
we
are
now
adding
a
SHOE
REPAIRING
DEPARTMENT
at
our
shop,
with
Mr.
Charlie
W.
Yatt
in
full
charge.
As
Charlie
has
many
jears'
experience
in
the
trade
he
knows
how
to
rebuild
your
shoe
right.
Let
him
do
it
for
you.
WE
ALSO
CARRY
DRESS
SHOES
AND
WORKING
BOOTS.
LING
-
TAILOR
Sixth
Street
Phone
69
Suits.
Pressed
by
Steam
While
You
Wait
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
(OPPOSITE
POST
OFFICE)
DRESS.MAKER
Mrs.
Nakataul
Ladies'
and
Children's
Alterations
Phone
Blk.
529,
522
Fulton
St.
Sat'lsfaction
Guaranteed
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Trappers:
Brtnz
your
furs
to
me.
Prices
on
aU
furs
have
gone
up
20.
Mink
down
10S
.
Those
same
buyers
from
Cow
Bay
will
pay
30
more
if
I
am
there
and
you
will
get
a
square
deal.
When
shipping
furs
we
wire
money
on
receipt
of
goods.
G0LDBL00M
"The
Old
Reliable"
G
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L
D
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:
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!
L
e
THE
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
Jet
'wi'flj'
tiw
art
.
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Sockeye
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Herring-in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
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mm
ri
liirlrrn
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
Catala
every
Tuesdays
i:20
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thursday
p.m.
Cardena
every
Friday
,10:30
pjn.
Due
Vancouver
Monday
ajn.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
Feb.
10
and
24.
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
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