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The new hospital physician, Dr.
Jomes L, Wall, has
is oh duty, Dr. Wall comes from
Katisas City Hospital highly ree.
ommended, He is a native of
Nanaimo, B.C,

Fred, J, Payne, who has been
employed by W, J, MeKenzie, at
Lorne Greek, Mile 129, has had
an accident in which he broke his
leg, He was taken into the hos-
pital here on Tuesday.

> * * .

Perhaps the best decorated re-
sidence in town was that of Mrs.
Mehan’s, Work of this kind re
quires a great deal of tine and
skill and as a public is
highly eommendable

— @

service

The Fuller Grocery Company
won the first prize for window
decoration, The articles on ex-
hibition ht Canada First
Cream, Quaker Mats, Quaker Puf-
fed Rice, Quaker Wheat and
Quarker Flour, These lines are
the Specialty of the G, W, Nicker

son Co, This window was an
NO Alun BS icte
In preparing the children for
- — ees fiheir part in the celebration, the
} ED awe) x: SpE Pepe pe Dace) | NUSic committee were nobly as-
CO PRC ELS IFO ESS, CSHD, OS PAS PRS = sisted by Prof, Kauffman and the
teachers D, MeD. Hunter, €, R,
Local News Notes Murray and Miss King, This re-
quires a great deal of time and
SARS Meese Ce Sa Sarees BERS) |jwork and the parties concerned
Baan oy — — — ; deserve the thanks of all the
Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream, Miss I. J. Jenns and Miss E, M.}eitizens. The children did their
~~ 1 Taylor leave tomorrow for Vie- part excellently,

We buy and serve only the best} toria, a
the market affords. London Cafe. Tope ee Mr. F. de Mussy has let the
siraaene Mrs, McComber and Miss Fran-|eontract for a modern dwelling
Everything in season cooked|cis MeComber leave tomorrow On| poyse to he built on lots 7, &. 9
London Cafe. |the Rupert for Seattle. and 10, block 43, section two,

139-tf,

J. MacCormack, manager for
Cunningham & Co., Hazelton, is
in the city for several days,

. > .

What everyone should know :

People of discriminating taste

dine at the G.T.P. Cafe. s3tf
The Ketchikan lady visitors

made their headquarters at the
Prince Rupert.

“Fritz, the Handy Man,”
up tents and hammocks, and
cleans chimneys. Phone 583.

149-159

puts

Snap in Section 2: Lot 15, block
419, good residential property;
* $300 cash, balance G, T. P. Ap-
ply Box 94, Daily News.

. .

' Mr. R, F) Perry, of Sockeye,
spent the holiday in town. He is
in the B, & B, Department of the
G. T. P., and will shortly move
his headquarters to Smithers.
. * >
Jimmy MecAleenan announced
the victory last evening by a big
eartoon sign across the front of
his store which showed the score
‘and said it placed Prince Rupert
on the map,

Mr. Johnston, news editor of
the Victoria Colonist, is making a
round trip on the Rupert. He is
aceompanied by his wife and
father, Rev. Mr, Johnston.

, . *

Several cargoes of halibut have
come into the Atlin Fisheries this
week. The Zorra brought 17,000
pounds; the Cox 70,000 pounds,
and the Bouralis 60,000 pounds.

Modern methods employed
throughout our photo depart-
ment. Supesior negatives that

give superior prints, and films de-
veloped for only 15¢ per roll, Me-
Rae Bros, 154

Mr. ©, Grossman, a prominent
business man of Vancouver, has
arrived in town on a visit to his
daughter, Mrs, J. W. Herman,
Borden Street.

There was approximately $300
taken in at the baseball game
yesterday, The finance commit-
tee expect to have a smal! sur-

plus after all expenses are paid.

Splendid work on securing dona-

tions and making collections was

done by T, D. Pattullo and John
Beatty. Much credit for
day's success belongs to them,

145th

yester-

The barge C. 8, & B. is in with
lumber for the drydock and Me-
Kenzie & Co,

There were four drunks in po-

lice court this morning as a se-
quence to the holiday:

. . *
Demers had a splendid win-
dow decoration, Miss Canada

was gotten up in first class style.
. . >

A, F. Williams, of Seattle, who
formerly played violin in the Em-

press orchestra is in the city.
. . *

J. McLeod, shore steward of
the G, T. P. Steamship Company,
Vancouver, and Mr. Bromley, su-
perintending engineer at Victoria,
were in the city on Tuesday, They
left for the south on the Albert,

The baseball boys excursion®to
| Granby Bay and Ketchikan on the
being well
patronized and over 100 will take

in the trjp. The boat leaves here
on Friday evening at 14 o'clock.

Mr, Mitchell, son of BE, C. Mit-
chell, who owns the land on Pe
the Exchange Block stands, is in
the city for a few days. His home
is in Sulphur, Oka, The lease of

the lands expires August ist and
the building has to be removed,
.

Princess Beatrice is

Geo, B. Kingsbury and wife and
Rh. Eston Phyfe, of Hartford,
Conn,, are registered at the
Prince Rupert, They are own-
ers of the building oceupied by
Geo, D. Tite and the Kaien Hard-
ware Company and pay an an-
nual visit to Rupert,

.

The stores and business houses
responded generously and some
enthusiastically to the appeal to

decorate and Seeond and Third
Avenues made two long streaks
of gay colors, Thers wete many
handsome designs among them.

. . .

W. Page, erfgineer for the Ca-
nadian Explosives, Ltd,, is in the
city preparing plans for a new
It will be built five
miles up the harbor at a point

There will
in connection

magazine,

opposite the eannery.
be a small wharf
with the magazine, The pres-
ent location has to bé moved on
account of the opening up of the
Moreton Frewin propetry across
the harbor,

 

 

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tet Ave. and McBride 6.
PHONE 26

 

 

LUMBER

SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SasH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

A. J. BURROUGHS, Manager

 

PRINCE RUPERT, 6.0.
Branch Vard at Smithers

perhaps one of the best view sites
in town, The building will be two
and a half stories, the first storey

being veneered with brick. It will

contain eleven rooms and be

modern in every respect, Mr, A.

H, MePherson is the contractor
and the price is $6,000,
From the South

Among the passengers arriv-

ing on the Prince Rupert yester-
day were the following: Mr. apd
Mrs. Kingsbury, Mr, and Mrs,
Jenny, P. Jennign, A. V, Noble,
N. Mitchell, E. Jones, Miss M.
Murray, A. Fox, J, Underwood,
A. J. Anderson, Mrs, J, H, Camp-
bell, C. 4, MeKean and wife, W,
Page, Mr. and Mrs. Leblanc, Mrs,
Richmond, Miss Richmond, Mrs
McKay, R, L, Pillar, H. H, Phil-
lips, A. L, Stevens, Mr, and Mrs.
Pike, Mr, and Mrs, Herman, Miss
H, Herman, Miss Meyer Miss
Beard, Miss Bradshaw, Mr. and
Mrs, Johnston, Rev, Johnstoa, 8,
A. Fletcher, J, Hall, Faleon
Bridge, A. J. Burroughs, Miss
Nan Thurner,

THE

WEATHER
Furnished by F, W. Dowling
Observer
Thursday, July 2, 1944

Barometer reduced to sea

SS £243 0. va ee eeeen 29,859
Highest temperature ..... 58.0
Lowest temperature ...... 52.0
MU 6c alid tons Bes seh i ited -20

CER
* *
* GRANITE *
* ——— *
* Granite of best quality *
* and thoroughly tested for *
* sale. Cut stone or crushed #*
* rock in quantities, *
. NEIL J, MeLEOD, =
* Telephone: Green 247 *
* tf *
* *

EEE ERR EH EHR HH

Fuller’s Grocery

311 THIRD AVENUE
PHONE 672

 

Business is coming our way be-
cause we sell for less. Try
us with your July

WE DELIVED — PHONE 572
COT EE

Tenders will be received up to and in-
cluding June 30th for purchase and
removal of old school buildings known as
the Second Avenue School, situate on
Block 11, cormer of Second Avenue and
Seventh Street. Parties tendering must
state cash price and be pre dw enter
into @ contract with the Board for the
removal Of the buliding within ten days
from date of signing contract,

Prince Rupert, June om, ‘1044

W D, VANCE,

146-152 Seey. Vata Board.

 

 

 

Bee rere ee TOET POPE SO NINES) HO NeeO ae tet re

High-brade Work Punting tamfting

at fair prices

FI

or

Western Plumbing Co., Ld

PARRA AAR eRe

Sealed tenders will be received b

the
Secretary of the Prince Rupert School
heard, up to 4 p.m, Jul 1014, for

the construction of a school building on
Borden Street, im accordance with Diane
and spectications prepared by James Gil-
more, Prince Rupert Viana and specifica
tions may be obtained from the Architect,
135 Second Avenue, The Board reserves
the right to reject any * all tenders
VANCE
bene, School Board,

 

146-162

arrived and

THE DAILY NEWS

     

 

 

    

   
   
    
          

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CALLIES DEFEATED
IN HOT CONTEST

Merchants Won by Good Margin
and Much Money Changed

Hands
The final tie in the City Foot
ball Cup Competition took plice
last night at the Drydock grounds
when the Merchants played the
Callies before a fair gathering of
spectators, The teams were as

follows:

Merchants: Youngman;
ray and Dudson; Garnet, J,
rie and 8, Currie; Campbell,
thur, Kinghorn, Brighton
Allen,

Callies: T.

Mur-
Our
Ar

and

Ab-
Dp.
J.

8,

Gilmour; G,

bott and W. FE. Williseroft;
Meliravey, J, H, Kelly and
Martin; J. Stewart, R, Davie,
D. Macdonald, A. Murray T,
The merchants won the
and chose to play into the city
goal, Macdonald setting the ball
arolling shortly after the sche
duled time, On the Callies first
breakaway Gray missed a golden
opportunity of opening the seore
and just to give a taste of what
was to follow away raced the
Merchants to the other end
where Kinghorn made no mis-
take giving his team the lead
shortly after five minutes play,
The’ Callies, however, were not
long on getting on level termes
Macdonald scoring with a hook
shot. Play now ruled fairly even
but with the Merchants always
showing more judgement and af-
ter some nice play they again
took the lead, while shortly af-
terwards they went still further
ahead, Brighton being the marks-
man, Through the Merchants’
goalkeeper handling the ball
outside his area the Callies the
Callies were awarded = ai foul,
Stewart took the kick and pass-
ing nicely to Macdonald,
tre again beat Youngman. ‘This
was all the seoring in the first
half, the Merchants thus eross-
ing over with a lead of 3 goals to

Gray.

toss

the een-

Hopes of the Callies improv-
ing their position were enter
tained as they now had to play

into the best goal and their
at the commencement of the see-
ond half certainly pointed to bet-
ter results but with a lacking of
combined effort in the forward
rank. they could never foree home

play

their attacks. On the other hand
the Merchants, with more cohe-
sion, kept the Callies defence
stretched all the game. All the
scoring in the second half was
done by the Merchants, who
helped themselves to other four

although
they were
a
won

score

goals,
play
such
thus

m the run of
hardly value for
The Merchants

good game by
* and

‘hold the City

score,

a very
the of 7 eats to
became entitled to
Cup for one year,
Mr, Maleolm
ficent referee,

nade a very ef-

Wanted

IMMEDIATELY

Agreements of Sale
Discounting

From

$2,000
Up — Must be At.
Submit offerings to

Harrison, Gamble & Co.

Third Avenue

    
     
       
   
    
 

for

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT BOAT

Boats and Launches

for hire. Gasoline for sale
PHONE RED 391
North End of Manson Way

 

 

GEALED TENDERS
Sealed Tenders addressed to the Secre-
tary will be received at the Exhibition

OMee until 12:30 pm., Wednesday, July
Sth, 1914, for the construction of an Ex-
hibition Building. Vlans and specifications
can be seen at the office of the Architect,
J. Giimore, Esq., Seeond Avenue.

Fach tender must be
an aecepted cheque on &@
payable to the order of G. BR. Naden, Esq.,
Treasurer, equal to ten per cent ot the
amount of the tender, which will be for-
felied if the persof tendering declines to
enter into a contratt when called upon
te do #0, or re 1 . Comptes the work
contracted for ' tender be pot 40-
eepied the Saati wall be returned, The
Association does not bind itself to accept
the lowest or any tender

accompanied by
chartered bank,

BULLOCK: WEBSTER,
Secretary.

 

RUPERT BALL TEAM
SHUT OUT KETCHIKAN

Splendid Exhibition With Only
One Run Scored—Attend-

ance, 2,500
Prince Rupert won a great ball
game yesterday, and al! the old

fans who haven't seen a real ball
game in years were enthused over
it, Rupert won, too, and the Ket_
chikan halibut hookers who were
touted to the greatest ball
team on the coast had to go home
content with a shut out and a
determination to have revenge on

be

Saturday, the Stars and Stripes
day.

Rupert got one, Tt was a teal
one, batted out by Irvine in the
first inning and it was good for
a complete circuit, The ball never

came back,

The halibut hookers had Engle,
who pitehed Vancouver to the
pennant two years, in the box, He
hada great twirl but lacked speed
He was great on head work, how
ever, and saved a run or two in
the sixth when Rupert had a pawn
on the second and third
with one out and two heavy
ters coming up, Engle
them both,

In the eighth the hookers look
ed dangerous. They had the first
and second covered with only one

Reyes knocked out
to deep centre
picked it and made a double into
Tobey, retiring the side.
Rupert's work on the fleld was
much better than usual although
the fleld did not have very much
to do, Somebody picked up a bat-

bags,
bat
fanned

a heavy
‘and Blake

one

tery at the Rose Festival and it
was a good one, .Moreland and
Irvine are popular citizens of
Rupert today, They, won the
game. The former = sfruck out
thirteen men and the latter made

the only run of the game,

It is estimated that there were
over 2,500 people on the grounds
and everyone of them was satis
fied they had seen a great game
of ball. The crowd was well be-
haved and applauded both sides
unstintingly,

The visitors were first class
ball players and good sportg,
Ketchikan
AB, H, R, PO, A, F.
Reyes, ef, caer oe ae
Kubley, s.s...4 060° 06060 0
| RE Pe ee ee oe
Ainsworth,i1b. 4 0 0 9 @ 4
Mahoney, 3b. 3 4 0 0 2 06
witttms, 7.3 C60 4°60 6
CC, Williams.e 3 06 010 0 06
Rocky, 2b vee F.8° 4
Engle, p. 3 to ee
Th. . see SS 9
Prince Rupert
AB, H.R, PO, A, BE.
Embleton rf. 4 4 0 0 0 O06
Hannifan, 3b. 4 4 00 0 0
Irvine, ¢. 2m ae oe oe
Moreland, p..'3 0 0 0 2 06
Tobey, 2b se ee 8 4
Blake, c.f. ee in = oe
Howell, 1b. e ™ ke ae ye
Brooks, if. 21.0.4 2 .« 0
Reattie, $,8. 3 1 Ow 4 1 i
Télais,.,..30.:4 497 & 8
Struck out: Moreland, 13; En-
gle, 10; home run, Irvine, Um-
pired, Fred Wallace and Purin-
ton.
FOR SALE
Five room house, very eom-
fortable. an acre of land and
200 chickens nieely housed, at
Sockeye, Mile 16, G. T. P. HMipeel.
‘emt soil and beautiful location
Price and terms arranged, Box
78, Daily News, tf

If the

average man could «nly
sell the advice he gives away it
would keep him busy counting

his coin,

 

TERERA ERE
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

CIRCUIT NO. 1.

Sox 2 Sth St and Srd Ave.
Box 13---6th St. and 3rd Ave.
Box 148th St. and 3rd Ave.

Box 16-—Junction of ist, 2nd aud
Srd Aves.

Box 16-—ist Ave, between 8th and
ih Sts, (Knox Hotel.)

Bou 17--1st Ave. and 7th St. (Cen
tral Hotel.)

CIRCUIT NO. 2.

Box 22--3rd Ave. and
(Post Office.)

Sox 28--jid Ave. and MeBride St
Box 24--i8t Ave. and McBride 8+
Box 26-—-2nd Ave. and Snd &t.
Box 26--2nd Ave. and 6th &
Box 27.0. T. P.

CIRCUIT NO. 3.

Sra St

Gox 915th Ave. and Fulton a
Box 32--Korden and Taylor Sts.
Bos 34. Tth Ave and Fulton St.
Box 96.-9th Ave. and Comox Ave.
Box 378th Ave. and Dodge Pi.
Box 38-6th Ave. and Thompson St.
CIMOUIT NO. 4.
Box 41. 4th Ave, and Emmerson
PL
Gox 425th Ave. and MeBride St,
Box 435th Ave. and Green 4.
Box 446th Ave and Basil St.

Boa 457th Ave. and Ederts.
Box 141.70 Ave. and Yung 8

WR RRA RRR WR RRR CAN

DOMINION DAY CELEBRATION
WAS BEST IN RUPERT'S
HISTORY

(Continued from Page One |

Georgia Hunter, L, Shrubsall, H.]
Halvarson,
Boys’ Races

Six years and under—N, Stev
ens, CO. Marks, G, Mussallem,

Seven and eight vears—L, Gor
don, W. Kergin, F. Kergin,

Nine and ten years—G, Rob
erta, A. Sweet, R, Gordon

Eleven and twelve years-——J
Naden, G. Roberts, 8, Hunter

Thirteen and fourteen years
Frank Saunders, W. Wallace, T
Sherman.

Fifteen and sixteen years—-F.

J. Dowling, F, Saunders

Youth's Races

Dowling,

 

100 vards, 17 and under—F.
Dowling, J. Dowling,

Running high jump—R, Smith,

Hill,

Sack race——T Sherman, ©
Hill,

Rievele race, 17 years and un
der—J. Dowling, J, Currie

Bieyele race, 19 vears and un
der—J, Dowling, D. Stork,

Three legged race—F, Saun
ders and F. Sherman; A, Dew
hurst and ©, Hill,

Tom Graham was this morning
fined &5
John W.,

yesterday.

$250.00

SNAP

assaulting
Avenue

and eosts for

Andrew on First

 

 

A Fine Level Lot in Section
Eight for $250.00
Ali Cash

EDWARD F. DOYLE

Room 11 Smith Block

 

 

 

PURSUANT TO

 

THE CREDITORS TRUST
DEEDS ACT

NOTICE ts hereby given that H. L. Beres

ford, carrying on business as @ Merchant)
in the Town of Lockeport, Queen Char- |
lotte Islands, in the Province of British

lumbia, has, by deed dated the 16th)
day of June, 1914, assigned all his real |
and personal property credits and effects
which may be setzed or sold or attached |
uler execution or the Execution Act or;
attachment, to RK. © Jardine of the City of}
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, manager,
for the purpose of satisfying ratibly and
prhportionately and without preference or
priority of his ereditors

A meeting of the creditors of the said
HN. L. Beresford will be held at the office
of Williams & Manson, Helgerson Block,
rrince Rupert, B.C., on Friday the 17th
day of July, A.D. 1044, at the hour of 3
clock in the afternoon

AND NOTICE ts further given that
creditors are required to send the Aus-
signee on or before the 1st day of August,

1914, particulars duly verified
claims and their security (if any)
them

DATED at Prince Rupert, 8.C
day of June, A.D. 1014

“The Daily News’

CLASSIFIED ADS.

of their
held by

, this 24th

 

 

 

FOR RENT

 

FOR RENT Modern house, 6 rooms, near
chool, Section 6. Apply J, H Munro,

309 hight Avenue East. 147-148
NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM for rent.

Bath and eleetric light. Apply 717
Lotbiniere Street. 1404f.
FOR RENT.—Three room cottage partly

furnished and including bath. Rear of

our office, Cosy atid convenient. Kent

$17.50 Prince Rupert Financiers, 314
Second Avenue.
FCR SALE
FOR SALI Airedale Terrier Pups, from
high class prize winning, pedigreed
stock Apply Captain Groves; Phone
Blue 293 151-157
FOR SALE—-Gasoline Launch, 36 ft. x
9% ff. For pariculars apply Davis
Boat tiouse Phone, Green 259. 147-9

FOR SALE or will trade for property, 30
ft. gasoline launch, bnew & h.p. engine.
Everything in ot condition, Price and
terms arrange Apply Box 120, a
News.

THE COMPLETE LINE of furniture —
vertised for sale by auction was post-
poned till Thusrday at 3 p.m., at, the
Old Customs House, near Merryfield’s.
Phone 13. 143-145

“WANTED
WANTED Position as saleslady in oF
near Prince Rupert Have had nine

; references if required
€., S17 Pacifie Street, Vancouver,
B.C 150-154

WANTED.--Situation as milker in a dairy
Apply Box 61, News Office. 47,9

years expertence
A. J

YOUNG GENTLEMAN
board close
Oomee.

room and
Box 64, News
147-148

IUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER desires posi
tion fully competent to take charge of
omMce; experienced in commerctal and
hotel work, Box 62, News Office 150-2

requires
in to town,

anne ae a

TAXI

ALF HALLIGAN

 

 

th

Thursday, 10414

July 2,
Tr
’

JECR Mt
THE’ STOMAC!

Completely Removed When St»
Took “Frult-a-tives”

Newnury, Ont., April ath. 1
“Some years ago, I was sick in
and thought [ was going to die. |
a growth in my stomach, whic
doctors said was a Tumor and the
that mly g to do was to
the hospital ane ‘have the tame:
out. I dreaded an operation a

|

  

 

| both - tors said it was the only cu

said I li die before being opera
At th is time, my mother in Aly
sent some ‘Fruit-a-tive
induced me to try them as she had
of another woman who had been
of a similar growth in the stomac
taking ‘‘Fruit-a-tives”’.

To please my mother, I began to t
“Pruit-a-tives’ with the happy re
that they cured me, I have not |
to see a doctor since and my heal:
first clase

I recommend ‘ Pruit-a-tives’’
time I get a chance and I will be y!
have you publish this letter as sor:
woman may now be a sufferer from
same trouble and “Fruit-a-tives’’ y
cure her” Mrs. A. MCDONALI

soe a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size
Atall dealers or sent on teceipt of price
By Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

THE BEST BUY IN
PRINCE RUPERT

Feet on Fraser Street

for $20,000; Terms

Lot in Block 1, Section 1; —
cash; en pet 7 and three
at seven $6,

Lot 18, Block 4, ec. 4 1 $18,000.00

Double corner oaan and Atlin,
Lote 16 and 16, Block 4, $1,500
cash, balance arranged. Price
only . + s+ «nee» §4,760.00

Lot ?, Block 1; $1,000.00 cash,
balance arranged $3,000 00

Lote 8-10, Biock 16; one-quarter
cash, 6-12-18 and 24 months
(note the size of these lote), per

me

 

100

pair - @ bs
Bome Choice Inside Lote in Other
Sections at Good Prices

and Terme
INSURANCE
Royal Life; Royal Fire; London 4&
Lancashire Fire; h-
orn Fire
PATTULLO & RADFORD
Second Ave.

 

 

 

RITCHIE, AGNEW & CO.

Civil Engineers ana 8B. C. Land
Surveyors

Waterworks, Water Power, Wharf (
Provincial Land Surveying, Nine Survey
ing, Townsites and Subdivisions, Electri

Blue Printing, Negatives snag Whit
Prints.

McBride St., Prince Rupert, B.C

 

HANDY MAN FOR HOMES

SEND FOR FRITZ

To set up your new home, to re-
, arrange your present home, take up
carpets, see to chimney and stove
pipes or work on the lawns

CARE OF OFFICES A SPECIALTY

Teaic and Hammocks put up and any
kind of tittle jobs done.

FRITX, THE HANDY
Phone 583

 

 

CANKDIAN PACIFIC RLY

SUMMER EXCURSIONS FROM
PRINCE RUPERT TO

MONTREAL and return... 6141.00
TORONTO and return.... 128.00
ST. PAUL and return..... 06.00
CHICAGO and return..... 108. BU
NEW YORK and return... 144.60

low

Other potnts correspondingly
returt

Effective June 1st
limit October ist,

Princess Alice southbound
Saturday noon
Princess Beatrice southbound
Sunday, 8 p.m.

4. @. MONAB, General Agent
Corner Third Ave. and Gixth 6

To Rent

Partialiy Furnished 3-Roome:
Fiat; Close In; MoBride
Street

$18.00

 

 

 

 

4-Roomed House on Taylor St.
Furnished

$30.00

Three House Over Hays Cree!

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd.

 

35~PHONE-35 ;
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KRARR RARER Re

Recond Avenue