1
Prfnre
Rupert
Daflp
rsrtos
LtD.
Friday,
July
2,
1948
HOW
SALMON
FIND
WAY
HOME
Interests
Life
History
of
.the
fish
were
probably
being
pu-i.
ni.r,
at
tivro
flub
taken
in
Alaska
waters
throuRh
Halibut
J
rHlis,
Snowfall,
48
ft,,,,
it
which
it
had
now
been
estab-
i0c,
Atlin
Pvibllshed
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBEH
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
White
Hop,.,
2S
-nd
10c,
Royaj.
Dolllna,
28.0(10
,.
0c,
Storage.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c:
Per
Munth.
65c;
Per
Year,
$700:
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
Oc;
Per
Year,
4.O0.
How
a
salmon
senses
j
ij.sned
both
Skeena
and
Naas
back
to
the
stream
of
Its
birth
lsh
migrated
since
it
had
been
to
spawn
and
die
after
spendinn
determined
that
the
waters
of
its
life
cycle
far
out
in
ocean
ulh
these
rivers
turned
north
waters
was
explained
to
Gyros
after
reach)ng
the
sea.
at
luncheon
Wednesday
by
Dr.
J.
P
T"n0f.l.!1!.N!"!'r"lt;
TuTly
for
his
talk
were
suitably
James
G.
La
uric
Railway
Strike
Tttmn
on
voiced
by
Past
President
George
yesterday
aft,,,,;
day
trip
to
R.
Vanco...
Wednesday.
It
was
a
hiRhly
in-
f
;
f
r
;
-
teresting
discourse
that
was
given
by
the
oceanographic
scien-
g
tist.
Dr.
Tully
Is
engaged
out
of
f
Prince
Rupert'
this
year
in
sur-
veys
from
the
oceanographical
standpoint
designed
to
obtain
more
information
about
the
life
t
history
of
the
salmon.
It
is
part
of
the
program
to
determine
what
may
be
done
to
conserve
i
.
-
T
Jr.
f
-jmrn
i
inn
S
'T't
iXyt
j"P'
S
,
i
&'
r
L
1
7.
:
L
'
1
tne
saimon
oi
ine
oneeua
mvn
!
watershed.
Dr.
Tully's
oceanic
operations
complement
extensive
research
work
as
to
salmon
i
movements
In
the
Skeena
streams
themselves
which
have
;been
in
progress
for
five
years.
I
Dr.
Tully
disclosed
the
man-iner
In
which
the
water
of
tlv-,
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
moved
out
to
sea.
For
some
distance
!
relatively
fresh
water
stayed
on
top,
there
being
a
much
shaioer
salt
content
at
the
bottom.
The
I
layer
of
fresh
water
gradually
became
thinner
until
it
finally
completely
diffused
with
the
sea.
Since
Skeena
River
water
BEAUTIFUL
PRINCE
RUPERT
This
striking
picture,
taken
by
Bruce
Mills
of
the
Civic
Centre
Camera
Club,
won
first
prize
for
scenery
at
a
photographic
competition
held
recently
in
connection
with
the
annual
Arts
and
Hobby
S
low
here.
It
was
taken
at
the
entrance
of
the
harbor
near
Fairview.Bay.
It
shows
the
bay
on
which
the
marine
station
was
formerly
located.
The
steel
masts
of
the
Digby
Island
radiotelegraph
station
can
be
seen
near
the
right.
ON
CYCLING
TRIP
TO
ALASKA
Better
English
By
U
C.
WILLIAMS
had
been
found
to
run
to
a
deotn
.
.
lr,ni'.'t'i-trif:in-iiin1
mi
1
ii.n
m,m
,
m
,
Party
of
Six
Americans
Pass
Through
Here
A
fortnight's
bicycle
tour
in
Alaska
is
the
holiday
in
store
for
1
six
Americans
who
made
a
24-
physicist
for
the
U.
8.
Navy,
and
t)f
30
fH,t
from
l;,e
surfa,.e
ut
Martha
Rowland
and
Charles
jspa
and
Naas
water
18
feet
it
Sothill,
students.
jwas
now
asSumed
that
the
sal-
They
were
-ned
here
by
mon
as
ne
headed
back
from
Ruth
Hill
and
Rose
Lang,
the
spa
to
nis
spawniriK
home
could
fnrmiir
a
Krhrml
ipnrhff
nnH
th
...
.i
L.
hour
hour
stop
stnn
in
in
Prince
Prince
Rnnert
Rupert
this
this
.-.
-
i
sense
nis
way
mere
Dy
means
Qn
off,ce
worke,
b(jUl
of
S(,mv(1
,
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"Mr.
Johnson's
suggestion
was
followed
by
a
dead
silence."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"gunwale"
(upper
edge
of
a
boat's
side)?
ANSWERS
1.
Say,
"by
complete
silence."
2.
Pronounce
gun-el,
the
e
unstressed.
3.
Allegiance.
wtek
after
four
of
them
had
lh
nutM
lavni
nfiW
,
t
hw
u
trie
atal
jn
nd
(rUiin
ollii
r
"
j,r,
rli
nwtiU
your
txxj
y
n
Not
enly
in
All
l'.r.,n
fiKHl
but
it
in
Muirr,!
doull--yMir-nMir-y
ti
kwp
you
n-Kul,ir
naturnt
r'Kularn
y
u
-,.
hiiif,
du-t
or
no
tin
t.
Mk
up
your
mma
u
cutv
of
yourwll
Sun
Hrun
ti
iy
It
taktt
mor
than
le
liwf
man
happy)
11
you
wunl
your
man
ulwayt
in
I
proud
of
you
.
.
if
you
want
ulwayn
to
Ino
yir
youngest,
KlimmeHt,
:tnd
lovulii't
.
.
.
you
muM
umUh
your
did!
And,
in
any
dHt
to
gnin
a
lovly
(i(um,
you
hhould
ejit
certain
KH-ial
1'tMidH
Im'iiuw
of
lli-ir
vitl
'
fimm
tu"
qUHlillHH
Thai
it
why
Ki-IIi.;k'
All
Hrnn
I
inludl
in
H'fUdu'
WPi)ilit-fontrH
ninuH
Alt
Hrun
i
inaiietmly
from
Detroit,
who
arrived
by
u-ahi
'prpssure
and
hl8
swim
0ia(i(i,.,
Tuesday
night.
i
which
told
him
how
deep
lit
The
Philadelphia
quartette
was
made
a
4.900
mile
motor
trip
from
Philadelphia,
Pennsyl
vania.
drove
4,900
miles
from
then
i
This
studv
of
the
fish
move
home
city
in
11
days,
leaving
mpnt
at
Dr.
Tully
tl)u
hi.s
on
June
18
and
arriving
here
on
ilsteners.
would,
it
was
honed.
The
group,
all
members
of
the
American
Youth
Hostel
Associ-
FEES
UPPED
Registration
of
Documents
at
ation,
sailed
on
the
Prince
Ru-
June
29.
After
crossing
the
yleld
valuable
information
as
to
pert
Wednesday
night
for
Ket-
border
at
Sumas
,they
found
how
far
tne
fish
W(,llt
t0
s,,a
chikan,
where
they
will
take
an
themselves
unable
to
proceed
wnat
happened
to
them
and
how
Americnn
vessel
for
Rpwnrri
tn
along
the
Fraser
Canvon
be-
....
x,..:
i.....
o
r
5
4
I
I
a
1
i
'i
a.
IT
FOR
REDUCING
f
i-t
II.......
X'
y
a
mm
-.
-
.
U1UI1J'
Writ
UT'IIIK
lUM.
OUIlf
Ui
I
ourt
Hou.se
Now
C
osts
More
start
tnelr
cycle
trip
cause
of
flood-damaged
roads,
so
they
turned
east
on
the
Am-
'
In
the
tradition
of
"hos-
good
erican
side
to
Qsoyoos,
driving
a
irj
DACCITMrrDC
telers'
A1K
1
A3it-ILiLK
throughout
the
world,
through
Kamlopos
to
Cache
thfv
onvp
VL'irlf
hfirth
tn
Vwiulc
GENERAL
STRIKE
on
Canadian
railroads
A
would
be
a
disastrous
thing
for
the
business
of
the
country.
Here
in
British
Columbia
when
the
floods
came
recently
we
felt
what
it
was
like
to
be
without
railway
service
for
a
few
week's.
It
afiected
and
inconvenienced
everybody
in
some
Avay
or
another!
There
is
good
reason
for
us
to
sincerely
hope
that
the
threatened
general
walkout
will
not
come
to
pass.
Both
the
railway
companies
and
the
unions
have
a
responsibility
to
the
public
as
well
as
to
their
own
interests.
The
railways
should
go
the
whole
reasonable
limit
in
seeing
that
their
employees
are
given
the
best
remuneration
possible
in
view
of
the
iniquitous
increased
costs
of
living.
It
is
for
the
unions
also
to
be
reasonable
and
see
that
their
demands
are
the
minimum
possible
for
it
is
generally
conceded
that
the
railways
are
having
their
financial
problems.
Every
reasonable
concession
should
be
made
by
both
sides.
If
that
is
done
there
should
be
some
common
ground
reached
which
would
obviate
the
extreme
consequence
in
which
everybody
would
sui'ler
and
the
public
most
of
all.
ANOTHER
'AURORA'
A
URORA,"
annual
publication
of
Booth
Mem-
orial
High
School,
has
made
its
appearance
and
Editor-in-Chief
Harold
Pierce
and
his
staff
are
to
be
congratulated
on
a
splendid
production
with
several
new
and
interesting
features
including
a
distinctive
and
enlarged
format
for
the
thirty-six
pages.
School
activities
are
reviewed
in
word
and
picture
and
every
pupil
of
the
school
has
been
marked
in
a
personal
way.
To
the
many
fine
"Auroras"
that
have
gone
before,
another
excellent
one
has
been
added.
A
good
job
of
printing
was
done
by
Dibb
Printing
Co.
which
had
also,
no
doubt,
to
do
some
considerable
organizing
and
advising.
:A
WEAK
YOUNG
MAN
A
YOUNG
TORONTO
MAN
has
gone
to
the
gal-'
lows
hanged,
for
murder
but
"happy,
content
.
and
not
afraid
to
die,"
thereby
exhibiting
a
state
of
complacency
which
some
might
find
it
difficult
to
understand.
He
blamed
a
woman
by
whose
great
influence
he
said
he
had
been
"led
on."
There
.
is
something
cowardly
about
the
whole
business.
The
young
man
was
able
even,
it
seems,
to
assuage
his
own
conscience
by
placing
the
blame
upon
the
'
woman.
He
must
have
been
a
weak
and
character-Mess
individual.
If
young
men
have
not
enough
I
character
and
resistance
to
succumb
to
the
wiles
of
:
women
who
would
lead
them
on,
there
is
going
to
be
plenty
more
trouble
and
many
more
murders.
Of
;
all
the
excuses
for
homicide
this
is
about
the
weak-;
est
we
have
heard.
REAL
TRAINING
GROUND
WE
NEED
GOOD
SCHOOLS
and
good
teachers
all
through
life
but
it
is
in
the
home
where
character
and
conduct
must
first
be
imparted
there
where
the
twig
must
be
bent,
comments
an
Eastern
daily.
With
our
propensity
for
education
fads,
with
',
all
our
new
techniques
of
social
sciences,
in
our
,
slogans
about
freedom
and
democracy,
too
many
;
of
us
have
forgotten
this.
We
talk
about
making
'
people
free
in
order
to
make
them
good.
We
over-look
the
truth
that
people
must
first
be
made
good
in
order
to
fit
them
to
be
free.
In
other
words,
the
qualities
of
honesty,
of
truthfuln
,
of
obedience,
of
reverence,
must
come
first
and
must
be
t.aueht
in
the
home.
There
is
the
cradle
of
man's
future.
.z
;z
a:t
wm'
1
inbound
Thursday
A.
J.
Not
even
land
registration
fees
at
the
Court
House
have
escaped
the
whirl
of
inflation,
an
increase
of
$3.75
having
just
been
imposed
even
on
the
minimum
land
regulation
fee
of
$4.
There
was
a
rush
of
customers
roads
in
Dominate
Mr.
Parr.
E.
Niemin-
ine
stage
01
the
Civic
Centre,
offered
by
Don
Forward,
who
has
made
the
hostel
circuit
him-
pretty
good
condition
with
the
in
H.
Brlggs,
Mrs.
H.
Gould,
Mr.
.exception
of
tne
odd
stretch
Wetherseed,
N.
Salo,
S.
Sykes
J
,
where
the
surface
was
wash-
Marshall,
L.
Murray,
R.
Woods,
boardy,"
Mr.
Quiring
said.
"We
n.
Chan
and
G.
Milbum'
SHINGU
at
the
local
registry
before
tho'self
in
younger
days
end
of
June
to
eet
in
hpfm-o
thn
Head
of
the
party
i
Mlss,enjyed
the
drive-
Inbound
Wednesday-Mr.
and
advnno.
hponma
nfrtfo
1
STAIN
Audrev
Rnvrhnnri
n'
trh.ml
!
Conlllcting
information
B
t
Mrs
O
rg
c.n
i:
t
.
V.lLW.C
1UU1
1
gage
releise
applications
are
in-
Terrace
to
whether
the
teacher
of
Philadelphia.
With
as
road
num,
r.
McDiarmid,
A.
Hopkins,
creased
from
$1
to
$2.50.
her
was
PPn
or
not
caused
them
are
K.
D.
Quiring,
a
civilian
B.
cillmun.
Miss
M.
Llewellyn
to
make
a
try
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Mrs
prjce
anyway,
Mr.
Quiring
said.
When
they
arrived
at
Shames,
they
Inbound
Tuesday
-
Mrs.
B.
used
the
railroad
bridge
to
RoaId-
J-
Magnussen,
R.
Magnus-
I'rcsiTve
your
r
nhiiiKl'-s
with
pure
1.1
Shinjfle
S
t
a
i
ii.
1
mixed
to
.suit
loci!
Vou
caii
buy
no
I
t
"
Miss
cross
the
bii?
washout
Wnrlr
nn
sen'
Mrs-
A
w
Llpsln,
Reminiscences
By
w.j.
Reflections
Love,
H.
P.
Cahill,
Mrs.
Dun-
the
hiehwav
bridtre
had
not
been
completed
can'
a-
w(,scul1.
naroio
Metclit
i.
In
Alaska,
they
plan
to
cycle
Dou8las
frizell,
R.
Mandiell,
from
Seward
tn
Fairhnnirs
thn
Mlss
Ramsay,
J.
R.
McCIymont,
McBIUDK
ST.
A
local
man,
asked
what
ever
to
take,
and
how
to
avoid
this,
back
to
Valdez,
a
distance
of
and
J'
A
Lindsay.
from
Van-kept
him
for
more
than
thirty
that
or
something
else.
Counsel
several
hundred
miles.
They
couver:
Mr'
yer
and
J.
Jones,
years
in
Prince
Rupert,
said
he
by
wholesale,
and
manifold
mes-
expect
to
be
back
in
Prince
Ru-
from
Sandsplt.
had
always
enjoyed
good
health
sages.
Some
good
is,
doubtless,
pert
on
July
19.
Here
they
will
:
Outbound
Thursdav-Dr
and
"
laiKcu
regular
as
accomplished,
but
it
seems
cer-
pick
up
their
car
and
drive
buck
Mrs.
P.
J
Cheney,
J.
Laurie,
W.
cn
suosianuaily
paid
em-
tain
this
is
overbalanced
by
the
to
their
homes.
ployment.
Two
good
reasons,
instilling
of
a
sense
of
fear
that
!
he
thought.
Oh
yes,
there
was
as
time
frnes
on
is
difficult,
ifi
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
Chandler,
C.
H,
Muston,
H.
J.
Smith
and
II.
Lebstead,
lor
i
Vancouver;
Miss
Jacobson,
H.
Burgoyne
and
A.
Akerly,
TRAGEDY
STORY
MARGARET
McLKOi)
OPTOMETRIST
something
else.
He
had
almost
not
impossible
to
shake
off.
It
forgotten
to
mention
he
liked
would
be
a
service
of
value,
also,
the
north.
to
cu)tjVate
a
sense
of
self-
reliance,
and
practice
what
you
Miles
of
new
reading
matter
dislike
doing,
or
shrink
from,
keep
telling
us
what
when
and
.Develop
nerve!-
It's
becoming
ruiiiji
STKNOf
iRA
Experieno
SHORTHAND
::
SE
"or
appointments
Survivor
of
Kootcnay
Lake
IVowning
Describes
Circumstances
Upholstering
u
uu
iL,
wna
precautions;
nore
of
a
necessity
all
the
time.
Even
i
lies
R
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
SIRDAR
P
At
an
inquiry
into
No
matter
what
the
circum-
JONES
NEWS
IN
THE
RUP.-LME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PKOBATE
In
the
Mntlr
of
ih
"AdinluiNtnitioii
Act"
And
In
Ihe
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Johnmia
(
onelilan,
liei
ruseil.
stances
there
is
usually,
some-
the
0(ating
tragedy
near
here
or:
where
or
somehow,
a
little
con-
Sunday
when
two
men
and
three
solation
to
help
relieve
an
un-,
toys
lost
their
lives
in
Kootenay
!
explained
situation.
Consider
Lake.
Edgar
Hornseth,
the
12-
1
We
handle
Eastern
1
New
Phone
nujK
m
Papers
Swedish-Amrrirar
Intesiate
...T?CE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
the
ereat
"Unused
"
Nn
nno
tn
Henrv
Hornseth
ram
nf
uln
his
Honor
Jutipe
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
"
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n-i
r,
.
.
,
.
SJ
,
and
Western
V
Sixth
Street
Urns,
said
he
was
thrown
out
of
'JuaK
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Bri-.
""-c
nuPeIL
ls
inauierent,
a
tlsh
Columbia,
I
was
on
the
1st
day
j
to
its
future.
A
building
like
an
outboard
motorboat
as
it
con
FURNITURE
REPAIR
imin.
I
I
.
y
ii
.
.
...
i
umic,
n.u
ivta.
appointed
Adn
istrator
of
the
Estate
of
I
Lil"
"ave
a
101
Qo
Wlin
tinued
to
spin
and
finally
cap-
CouKhian,
late
of
Stewart.
Britsih
Prince
Rupert
in
years
to
come.
'
sized
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
705
P.O.
Box
1401
mrd,u1iS.V.ti?1L0O8'n
"P!
DrP
a
hM-
Why
piano
teciin:
Tuning,
Voicing
W
MIKE
C0I
Phone
RI.ACK
972
10ih
F..t
Bodies
ot
the
victims
have
not
yet
been
located.
Henry
Hornseth
lost
a
small
daughter
in
the
same
waters
British
Columbia.
AU
persons
so
much
secrecy!
One
iron
cur-
ndebted
to
the
said
estate
are
re-
tain
on
earth
is
enough
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
1
'
ndebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
I
person,
having
claims
against
the
The
celebration
of
Dominion
'
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
.
.
,
,
;ith
me
properly
verified
on
or
be-
Uay
ln
Prince
n
Rupert
thirty-fore
the
sist
day
of
July.
1M8,
fail-
three
years
ago
neglected
noth-
tng
which
distribution
will
be
made
i
,.
...
irl
t
tVl.
H
'ng'
t0
tne
end
(V,,
that
11
Would
be
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
:
.last
December.
He
is
survived
HELENA
CLOSED
FROM
JULY
5-10
(Inclusive)
LOVI
N'S
(Next
to
CFPR)
PHONE
BLUE
fill
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-22
BF1SNER
BLOCK
P.O
Box
894
Phone
Blue
442
--
FURNACES
Vou
order
today.
We
instal
tomorrow!
Ensure
winler
comfort
for
your
family
now
with
a
new
Fawcett
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
well
and
truly
observed
Fire
euf
"5o?
jSTAWal,80-
thta,CWef
Dan
McDonald,
chairman
by
a
widow
and
two
children.
Rowsel
was
ln
Sirdar
on
a
two
weeks'
vacation.
He
was
waiting
to
obtain
a
house
in
Kimberley
where
lie
lost
his
home
during
the
Mark
Creek
floods.
He
is
also
survived
by
a
widow
and
two
clii'dren.
BEAUTY
?
Permanent
W-Beauty
Cultur
all
its
branf
204
4th
Street
oohdon
fraser
forbes
i
ul
L"e
commniee
ot
manage
Olfioial
AUmlnlstrHtor
Prince
Rupert,
AC.
(156)
merit,
and
others
who
helped
as
committee
members
included
Rev.
G.
A.
Rix,
George
Morrow,
W.
H.
Vickers,
S.
M.
New
t
urnace.
YOUR
DEALER
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD
IN
THE
8UPREMI.
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
ton,
Joe
Roeng,
George
Tite
GEORGE
L.
R0RIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
Besner
Block
Phone
387
in
the
Matter
of
n.e
"Admlnl-tratmn
.
Jimmy
McAleenan
c
T
Hew.
MAKE
IT
ONCE
AROUND
THE
PARK
RFFORF
VOU
TOW
US
IN
W
ILL
YA?
253
East
First
Avenue
Phone
Black
88!
'
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Wil
(167)
ard,
John
R.
Beatty,
Time
marches
on.
Read
the
list
over
again,
and
think
a
moment,
if
you
can
remember
back
that
far.
liam
Ailken.
llereaMMl,
Intevtate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
made
the
24th
day
of
June
1848,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
HANDYM1
HOME
SERV1
GENERAL
CONTR-1'
Building
and
RfPl!,c'
n!0
Roofs.
Chimneys
PHONES
w
nnen
it
come,
to
service
e
tlo
just
about
everything
for
your
car!
fall
KJ
when
In
need
of
repairs.
Our
towing
ear
Is
at
your
disposal
.
.
,
our
r
pPr-enced
mrchanii'g
ready
to
put
your
car
-nek
on
the
road
speedily,
&6
It
&hHollywood
Cafe
UJ
vi
PR
PRINCE
TV
PIT
RUPERT'S
Ri'PrnT'a
vvweev
NEWEST
ivn
unox
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
AND
MOST
of
William
Altken,
deceased.
All
parties
having
claims
against;
Two
wars
that
al
naVe
ivivp
himiirtit
'Ught
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
,
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
'"e
World
Close
to
destruction
!?.
"".J?'??
ttltJi.h
t!oy
of
A'"'"
should
have
proved
beyond
any
ust.
1948,
after
3
which
claims
filed
,,,,
.
.
,
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
QUCSt'On
that
War
is
the
Up-
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
,
surge
of
individual
and
mass
knAiT1,piErties
indebted
to
the
estate
Passlons
that
sweep
men
over
re
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
the
brink
of
reason.
Win
Or
th.elr.!"d,,btines
to
me
forthwith,
lose,
there
is
no
nroflt.
for
anv.l
CP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
3:30
A
M.
Green
488
-
o.,Ai.rr
H
da
i
tu
this
25th
day
of
June
AD.,.
'
,
..
j
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
cnop
For
Outside
Orderi
SUEY
Phone
133
one.
The
fruits
of
victorv
can-
948.
For
Uownlr,
CHOW
MEIN
Serrinr
the
Fisheries
Induxlr
Well.
(P.R.)
Ltd.
Cartage,
Labrllinf,
Weighing
and
Wor
robert
p.
johnston.
not
be
collected,
possessed
or
Official
.
.
Administrator.
c.j
enjoyed-
11
I(
is
,,,
Telegraph
creek,
Bc.
a
debit
entry
in
(163),
the
books
of
business..
.
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SHOE
i
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