1
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Ptfnrt
Rupert
Daflp
Jftctost
'.
Wednesday,"
June
S2,"
1919
MOUNTAINS
HERE
TO
SABOTAGE
g-ATLANTlC
RECORD
j
Atlantic
record
from
Montreal
Canariian-built
aircraf,;
to
Lontlon,
a
distance
of
3,282
g.ar
holds
'
the
trans-
miles,
in
10
hours
11
minutes.
ADAPTABLE
SNAKES
Snakes
tend
to
have
the
temperature
of
the
earth
on
which
they
rest
on
In
which
they
are
burled
rather
than
the
temperature
of
th
impounding
air.
PRAIRIES,
VISITORS
CONCLUDE
Hospitality
at
Home
T
IVnrrW
nf
Stanley.
North
Dakota.
CANADA
NEEDS
HEALTHY
RAILWAYS
TO
SERVE
HER
PEOPLE
Vnt
nf
thp
flat
pvtnPSS
of
the
Dakota
plains,
is
still
trying
to
find
an
explana
i
!
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PJMxUi'n
Inn
a-
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4-tir0
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p
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!olls
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vr
ton
hia
r.r!r
Qncwoi
haa
ttimctor
ftVPrtfiTlPR.
Kjy
lait
ilia
vn
t
ano
v
v
v-
uuu
v
Lm,Atf
Mr.
Worcien,
who
divides
nis
time
Between
Deing
a
wneat
farmer
ana
a
drug
store
operator
In
the
prairie
state,
admits
that
any
conclusion
MARKETS
that
he
might
have
arrived
at
was
Influenced
by
a
definite
Inequality
in
the
distribution
of
moisture
between
the
two
places.
rKh
Fruit
Strawberries,
box
25
ffTL.
Bananas,
ID
Annies
rookini?.
lb
14
With
his
wife,
he
left
his
Lemons,
large
Cal.,
doz
45
parched
prairie
home
ten
days
Urapeiruit,
Texas
iwraie;.
S,:?:
,
-.
J
MMMMBM
V
'
a
an
cm
a.
hnliriav
throueh
west-
l
in
s.
ior
1
-MX'
.
1
Ad
for
II
either
way...
both
28-
57
ern
Canada,
driving
through
the
Oranges
(Navel)
Dates.
2
lb
........
f
trade-mtrki
mean
the
sme
thing.
equally
parched
Canadian
prairies.
They
arrived
here
in
Vegetables
Celery,
lb
-
17
their
dust-sheathed
car
Tuesday,
wllh
Coc.-Cot.
L.d
und
.ntr
iK-taW
kttl
Coc.-Cot.
child!
t
a
d:,
f
is
1
pi
wh
:
see
tl
.
vne
si
,
healtl
I
ill!
Khubarb,
2
10.
.
-
J
Beets,
bunch
15
Parsley,
bunch
15
Spinach
2
lb
27
Radishes,
bunch
0
toying
with
the
idea
of
continuing
on
to
Alaska.
Bo
far,
North
Star
Bottling
Works
Phone
132
PRINCE
BtPERT,
B.C.
'.
.20
they
have
not
made
up
their
Green
Onions.
3
buncnes
Tnrnlnc
1H
.
jjj?
minds
Whether
they
will
or
not.
Yk
'What
Bets
me
is
the
lush
Mushrooms,
lb
-S?2
j
f
,:
'
X
4
1
'A
L
-3
-
OF
LOCAL
INTEREST
It
takes
skilled
manpower
and
lota
of
it
to
keep
the
railways
rolling
...
to
move
passengers
and
freight
(145
million
tone
of
it
last
yearl)
...
to
carry
the
eeeentials
of
life
and
work
to
every
community.
So
it's
not
surprising
that
the
railways
are
among
Canada's
biggest
employers.
Last
year
their
payroll
totalled
$544,000,000.
ft
Pat!
Steamship
IWovementi
Head
Liewuce
(
Cooking
Onions,
3
lbs
29
vegetation
out
here.
The
closer
Cabbage,
Tomatoes.
lb.
No.
........
1.
lb.
...
if,
to
the
coast
you
'
come,
'
the
New
Potatoes.
5
lb
-29
heavier
it
gets.
Now
Im
an
Canned
TetetaMes
ardent
supporter
of
vegetation
Dill
Pickles.
Ral.
179
jT(j,,,,.
ocu
J.
H.
Schriaberg
left
on
this
afternoon's
plane
for
a
business
ft.t
Yahcnitri
coqultlam,
10
Sunday
ss.
fiit
lrpfri
KPailS.
ICY
uijocii,
uoi
wi-uiauj
-
-
trip
of
a
week
or
so
to
Yanooti-
!
ver.
,'
Police
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods
j
Mn
ppns
fanr.v
Mixed
Vegetables
...
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
.14
you
have
so
much
rain
for
skunk
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
1:30
wqv
Hponfi
r.nnite
.
D.m.
Mixed
Mixed
Peas
Peas
and
ana
Carrots
carrow
.1
ly-
,
eys
VH5raCT!gBa
.19
to
grow
wneat
.
...
t.
this
.
year.'
Thursday
si.
rrlnce
Rupert.
KCaiUi
Raked
eBans
20:oz.
tin
22
To
eyes
eyes
that
that
are
used
to
scan-
L.SL1
'
-Ti
in
,
tin
tin.
on
ea.
.21
VI
...
Baked
eBans.
15-oz.
27
ning
flat,
productive
acres,
B.C.!
Johnson
left
today
by
air
on
a
Wr
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
H.
8.
Parker
left
by
air
one
today
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
s&rvh
Inspector
of
Schools
Joseph
HERI
Chell
left
by
air
today
on
'a
trip
j
,
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
'
.
I
Tomatoes,
aa-oz.
...
-
11:15
p.m.
From
VantouTrf
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m.
mountains
seem
an
awful
waste.
resn
mim
22
0f
Space
t0
Mr.
Worden
and
his!
vfjS-Cigaife
!
Quart
V
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1
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'J-yf-
.Pint.
.
V
t
i
"J
i
,
1
nlnt
ss
Prince
Rupert
......
.28
brunette
wife.
"Level
them
off
j
wednesday-
and
turn
a
plow
into
what's
left
jq
a
m.
Large
cartoned,
doz
1
p.rn
,61
and
you
could
raise
GO
bushels
j
Friday
ss.
Coqultlam,
uuu
D.
Slader
of
the
social
welfare
)
department
left
by
air
today
on
.
'
to
the
acre,
by
golly!"
was
their
Then,
too,
the
railways
are
heavy
buyers
of
so
many
things,
from
paper
cupa
Medium
Butler
First
Grade,
lb
Margarine,
lb
For
Allct
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m.
From
Alice
Arm
and
"'
39
whimsical
conclusion.
i
"The
least
you
c6uld
do
is
to
locomotives.
Their
continued
power
to
News
bend
their
toes
over
so
some
of
Stewart
mun
Evaporated
Milk,
16-oz.
tins.
2
for
-
-g?
employ
and
to
buy
is
therefore
linked
with
th
this
rainfall
could
get
farther.
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
a.m.
J,
I
I
-
f
neese
'
...
htu...
.i,.,..
1
.
t
i..u..
n
sraii
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
L
11:15
p.m.
-
For
Alaska
...
.
.
1
.
nnahl
1
welfare
of
countless
thousands
of
other
Cahadiang
doing
all
sorts
of
jobs
in
all
parts
of
Canada.
The
fact
m...
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CtXt.
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v.vvw
-
Canadian
-CheeseMb
55(u
wednesday-ss.
Prince
Rupert
.
w-al
n
lUa
Rft
1
.
,
ail.
'
ft
fasiry
riour.
i
iu.
;!
He
was
not
joking
atxnii
me
iu
a.m.
weanesaay
ss.
nuicr
iiuin
midnight.
'
'
I
For
Ocean
FaCs
THE
RAILWAYS
ARE.
CANADA'S
BIGGEST
BUYERS
Flour!
sN:.
..
189
lack
of
moisture
evident
of
the
Tea
and
Coffee
prairies.
Crops
are
withering
or
DeLuxe
1qualitvrVb7'V.r.V.V..l!l4
being
eaten
up
by
grasshoppers
Jurces
for
want
of
June
rain.
Tomatoes,
20-oz.
ea
1&
(
..j
haven't
seen
anything
like
I
ea'uort
""Z"ZZZZ'"""'.-'--
59
.
It
since
the
drought
years'
in
Apple.
20-Oi.
tin,
2
for
In
'the
'30's,"
he
said.
"It's
not
only
4R-nz
?y
.
....
..
.
..
.
uiAia
llnnurtl
t
There
are
3,000
woodeti
V
lz
tie
to
every
mile
ef
"tEsaJfyx
Lawt
year
tly
bought
well
oyer
400
million
dollars'
worth
of
goods,
most
of
which
were
grown,
mined
and
manufactured
in
Canada.
fUEl
For
fusl
alone,
the
railway!
spent
w
kl
ITT
'Orange.
20-oz
18
,n
anaaa
Dur,
aown
inrougn
me
Blended
(orange
anu
hara
wneat
belt
n
tne
normeni
ing
ties,
the
railways
spent
nearly
30
million
Kraperiu
states."
'
-
'W
I
Pineapple,
crushed
and
'Boy,
oh
boy!
what
we
wouldn't
,
dollars.
The
railways
also
spent
other
millions
fat
rolling
stock
of
all
types;
for
paper
products,
tickets,
timetables,
booklets,
stationery;
for
pieces
u-ui
.33
'
give
for
that
back
there,"
he
$113,000,000.
They
are
Canada's
Urgent
fuel
users.
Fue?
is
one
of
the
largest
single
items
purchased.
THJa
AirVmmm
ta
mm
a
arrin
pntnn
at
tha
railwivl'
kay
plca
in
Canarla'a
ammr.
Aa
Canarla'a
laratiat
builih-ra
"
added
pointing
at
an
idle
rain
Cherries,
fancy,
20-oz
j
t
nuantiprrtPS.
20-OZ
l
cloud
lingering
on
the
slope
of
IpoQi-hPs
rVioice
(g
:
28
fu
STEEl
They
spent
day
rutliiif
atork
ami
aiuimwnt,
llua
I
Lard
1
Mount
Hays,
obviously
trying
to
ra"-"-"'
.
,
..wu-asar
'
sod
its
rB'ileMI
.are
dif?;ly.Jv
t:anadisu
VOJWOutlO.iutjtail
and
mtirA
nh
Ilia
railway
tixluatry.
Pure
lb
&4
food,
textiles
and
a
host
of
other
product.
Adding
taxes,
duty.
Insurance,
interest'
charges
and
ether
items,
the
railway!
track
fastenings..
There
are
13.000
railway
Shorteninn
f
lt
rV,,
nn
t
CfOtiP
11UI
If
ouuum
gu
w
rvui
rv.
fit
.
Bnan
fare,
bar
10
2
for
.25
39
fir
A
Foundry's
aiht
rnol-
rJonu
turn
out
thouaanda
of
railway
cara
of
every
type,
k.
taaaanfr
and
freight
.
'JlTey
are
fully
(quippad
to
uily
(
anada'a
railayl
with
roiling
atoe
of
tha
lataet
type
to
mart
tha
froa.iif
aa'i
of
our
sipandinf
scoaotny.
spi'xea
in
one
mile
of
track;
and
the
railways
operate
close
to
50,000
miles
of
track.
Laundry,
cake
.,
Soap
Powders,
large
.
VI
.
,nay
CRAMP
PREVENTER
In
the
14th
century,
there
wpre
spend
close
t
ei
billion
dollars
a
year.
t
uiace
i
ui;
Cherries,
V?
lb.
pkt
35
special
cramp
rinfea
supposed
to
ward
off
stomach
cramps.
Almond
Paste.
10
Coconut,
lb
lTTl....il
lrt
TVffiv
iv
..y
Dates,
fancv,
1
lb.
pkt
i
Seedless
Raisins
z
ids
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Shelled
Walnuts,
V2
lb
Shelled
Almonds,
6
oz
i9
Shelled
Brazils,
v,
lb
43
I
jams
rurc
Strawberry.
24-oz
Raspberry.
24-oz-
BiacKoei
i
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;
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1
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the
Thrifty
Type!
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11CK
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Daily
Service
Except
Monday
SCHEDULES
Tuesday,..
Wednesday
.
n
d
Thursday
Leave
Cow
Bay
floats,
4,
5,
7
and
8
p.rn.
(Extra
trip
Thursday
Cherry,
24-oz
Peach.
4
lb
Apricot.
4-lb
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Saturday
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lb.
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Garlic
Sausage,
lb
no
Bacon,
bkfit..
lb
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s'de
plect
commencing
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Last
boat
leavhv;
Salt
Lake
Cottage
Roll.
lb
Liver
Saaisage,
10
at
10
p.m.
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