PAGE
SIX
TOE
DAILY
NEW8
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
"THREE
WEEKS"
Klinor
(ilyifs
classic,
world-renowned
love
story
in
niolutn
pnturc.
The
novel
the
world
will
never
forget.
A
history-making
screen
triumph
containing
everything
that
niaile
the
hook
a
sensation
ami
more.
Fast-moving!
Unusual!
Colorful!
Kaleidoscopic!
The
most
discussed
story
of
modern
times.
Seldom
does
a
photo-play
remain
in
your
memory
after
the
final
fade-out
Here
is
one
you
will
remember
just
as
the
world
has
not
forgotten
the
immortal
romance
from
which
it
was
made.
Remarkable
scenery
and-
settings.
'
Exceptionally
brilliant
cast.
Conrad
Nagel.
AileeH
I'ringle,
John
Satnpolls,
Stuart
Holmes,
Hubert
Cain.
Mitchell
Lewis,
Helen
Dunbar,
Joan
Standing
and
a
host
of
others.
SPECIAL
ADDED
ATTRACTION
THE
BOSTONIAN
JOY
BABES,
in
a
select
program
of
High-class
Vaudeville.
Admission
50c
and
25c
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Ik-liable
work,
fair
profits
and
pnimpl
service
is
what
yon
may
expec:
to
gel
at
this
shop
We
arc
experi-ci
ffMi
at
d
properly
PUnne
us
lo
call
for
your
garments.
If
you
want
to
confer
Willi
us
about
cleaning
our
advice
is
always
at
yiiur
nunniaiul.
Our
rapid
cleaning
and
pressing
for
men
is
popular
priced.
TTj
phone
a
PRINCE'
WATER
NOTICE
BOX
392
i
RUPERT
I
BARGAINS
ON
JAMS
FOR
THIS
WEEK
ONLY.
Tl,,.
biggesl
bargains
over
offered
on
Kmpress
Uraud
Jams.
Kmpress
Slrawberry
Jam,
i
s.
per
tin
850
F.rnpivss
Haspberry,
4's,
per
tin
S5c
Hlack
Currant
and
Loganberry,
Vs,
per
tin
..
85c
(lieengage,
Gooseberry.
Plum
and
all
other
varieties
in
l's,
per
tin
....
75c
Fancv
Mcliitnsb
Apples,
per
bnv
$2.75
Mcintosh
Apples,
second
grade,
per
box
.
.
$2.35
No.
1
Jonathan
Apples,
per
box
2-75
El
iOHY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
Or
Write
1.1J.
Box
575.
Prince
Ruoert,.
B.C.
Qutn
Charlotta
Ulnd
Lnd
DUtrlct.
Dlatrlct
of
Prlne
Ruprt
Takr
N.ll-.
Hut
I.
SamiiW
blfiipon,
or
Maxell
I'
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"
'
Hi-Hi""
rinlieniun.
In-to
..ly
r-i
THusl..n
to
lee
the
rVilnvliiK
dl-rrilKiI
lando:
ounmenrlnK
it
ii..i
....i
ihciwH
s
liialim
to
low
wiirr
iiiai-k
;
Ito-un-
roll-win
low
wati-r
mark
in
a
wirUiwMterlj
oirwtiun
m;
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h,...
i
i
miIIk
i
:
thenre
went
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rtalu.
Ili-firr
southerly
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it
mill-1
to
imt
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ronilwnreliiMit
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cr"
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or
iff
)
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kiuphov
Annllt-atit
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itil"inluT.
104
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K(.tYi
Aren.
(Dlxrtlon
and
Uat)
...
TAKK
NO
lli:K
tlwl
Andriw
sonlaJ,
AK-nt
for
Kinrlnw
"ii
Miim
Ltd..
-.
hoe
addiwiw
M
t
li
Broadway.
Voik,
HI
PPl
for
a
llw-ni
to
take
and
uw
JO
nblr
fwt
mt
M"ond
.r
atr
out
11
Waiui
lliver.
whlrh
flo
tliiy
and
drain
lnu
Takn
Ami
almut
I
wo
and
a
tmlf
inHe
wiulti
of
i:niiifr
Mine.
The
waier
will
be
dlvirti-d
Irom
the
(trearn
it
a
point
about
one
inile
up-rnvin
t.Wii
Ann.
and
will
be
uwd
for
iHiwer
Dlirnoite
iin
the
"Knirlneer
Mine,"
deerrlbed
Kleven
i:niwn-rranld
Mineral
Clalma,
mirveyed
a
l.t
.
J.
an
9(17
tun
0IS.
847:
06;
70:
91
1.
ix't
it
liroun
1,
Calar
nuirlrt.
Thl
imtlte
wa
ponied
on
the
irround
on
APPLES
APPLESI
APPLES1
This
is
Apple
Week
at
t
lie
Farmers'
Market.
Fancy
Mclnlosh's,
reg.
3.00
for
$2.50
JumMe
Kings,
extra
good,
teg.
2.5J
for
....
$2.00
Don't
forget
our
llig
Puni!pkin
deal
is
good
for
llallow'ccn.
One
pumpkin
Free
for
One
Farmers'
Tea
Hag.
MEAT
the
choicest
in
town
and
the
lowest
in
price.
Compare
them
with
others.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
42S
SALARY
INCREASE
FOR
MR.
CREW
IS
BEING
PROPOSED
A
recommendation
from
the
gineer's
deparlnien.t
be
increased
rrom
1135
to
9150
caused
con
siderable
discussion
at
last
night's
council
meeting
and,
on
the
casting
vole
or
Mayor
Kew-
ton,
was
laid
over
for
a
week
so
that
a
report
from
the
cily
engineer
on
the
mailer
be
obtained.
Aid.
McMordie
said
he
was
perfectly
agreeable
to
the
increase
being
given
If
Mr.
Crew-was
entitled
to
it.
He
fell,
however,
that
the
head
of
the
department
should
report
on
the
mailer.
For
Uiat
reason,
he
moved
that
the
matter
be
laid
over
.
Aid.
Collar!
held
a
similar
view
and
seconded
Aid.
McMor
die.
He
fell,
however,
that
this
recommendation
wa
ill
timed
in
view
of
the
fact
that
a
general-revision
of
the
salary
schedule
in
I
he
City
Hall
was
being
proposed.
Aid.
Perry,
Aid.
Casey
and
Aid.
Macdonald
expressed
themselves
in
favor
of
granting
t
lie
increase
forthwith.
They
felt
there
was
no
question
that
Mr.
Crew
was
earning
the
inony.
He
was
working
both
as
an
ollice
man
and
surveyor.
The
motion
for
Hie
mailer
to
be
laid
over
pending
report
froiii
the
cily
engineer
was
then
put.
Aid.
McMordie,
Aid.
Collar!,
Aid.
Smith
and
Aid.
Clapp
voted
in
favor
and
Aid,
Perry,
Aid.
Caey.
Aid.
Macdonald
and
Aid.
Lvill
against.
In
casting
his
vole
in
favor
or
laying
the
matter
over,
Mayor
Newton
said
if
it
came
up
again
and
the
cily
engineer
re
commended
the
increase,
he
would
vole
In
.favor
of
It
being
given.
"So
will
I,"
echoed
Aid.
Mc
Mordic
and
Aid.
Collarl,
H.
F.
McNaughlon,
C.N.H.
dis
trict
passenger
agent,
and
Harold
the
r.th
day
or
June.
lvyi.
r
?y
.iivl-tim
freMil
nirenl.
Ihl
notice
aim
an
ihmh-h"ii
iui-u,i.-..ij..-1,
.
rirfKdV&
,hs1
n'1'1'".
14r,ain
f"
Hemrrier
at
Aiiin.
ii.c.
objection
to
the
p,.jnc,.
George
where
they
will
r'lirrdV;
ft
S
iUlr.""
allend
a
conference
of
district1
of
r
water
iiirni.
l
aniBii.riii
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.nflleers
nt
ii
ruilwuy.
I.
A.
M(V
;nrla.
B.C..
witnin
iniriy
uj
nrr
mj
.
flrai
ii.i.BaVaixe
of
lliln
n-tlie
In
a
loral
newieaieT.
me
(wir
m
ihf.
,..h.-
ll-llin
or
thin
nollre
la
October
Mh.
1094
E'ilEF.n
OHI
O
MI.NES.
UMITF.D,
INC..
Appltrant.
17
Aa4iW
feotlld,
Altnt.
phersoil,
I'liersOll,
superiiiieiMiciii
nuin
here,
and
J.
P.
Klrkpatrick,
as-
LIVE
TURKEYS
AND
GEESE
Arriving
For
Thanksgiving.
Hook
your
Order
F.arly
as
our
stock
is
limited.
100
DOZ.
ORANGES
Special.
i
doz.
for
....
35o
RupcrtTableSupply-
Three
Phones.
2io,lii,
212
OUTLOOK
FOR
MINING
GOOD
J.
F.
Duthle
Says
Dorreen
Property
Is
Looking
Good;
Deplores
Criticism
The
outlook
Is
for
improved
conditions
in
nil
the
industries
of:
Hie
United
States
in
1U25
and
the'
e'feel
will
undoubtedly
bo
felt
iUj
I'.niiuilii
n
n.
I
will
eeneli
In
I'rincei
the
development
stages,
is
looking
promising.
About
10(1
tons
or
ore
is
at
the
railway
ready
tar
shipment
and-there
is
another
100
Ions
at
the
mine.
The
mins
is
located
about
rive
miles
rrom
Dorreen
station
ami
a
wairon
road
leads
most
or
the.
way
lo
it.
A
baby
Irani
is
now
in
operation
lo
take
the
ore
from
Hie
mine
lo
the
road.
Mr.
Hulhie
deplores
the
altitude
taken
by
certain
interests
in
the
inferior
in
berating
such
ennipanies
as
the
(luggenheims
wjio
withdrew
from
operating
In
Hie
Held
because
there
was
ap
parently
oot
surricient
tonnage
on
certain
properties
to
warrant
further
expediture.
It
is
not
a
good
thing
Tor
the
district
he
says
lor
peopio
to
criuuito
u
vehemently
a
large
company
which,
aHer
spending
many
thousands
of
dollars,
decides
lo
Kiisoend
operations.
Iu
the
end
it
will
only
re-acl
to
(he
dis
advantage
of
the
district
and
par
licularly,
those
who
thus
voice
Mieir
sentiments
declares
.Mr.
Dulhie.
Duthle
Mine
Closed
Mr.
Dulhie
has
nothing
lo
say
with
regard
to
Hie
situation
ai
the
Duthie
mine
in
which
he
and
die
Guggenheims
are
jointly
in
leresled.
The
properly
is
still
closed
bill
Mr.
Dulhie
proceed
there
on
this
evening's
train
to
visit
it
Tor
the
first
lime
in
i
year.
Mrs.
Duthle
will
accom
pany
him
and
they
will
likely
proceed
Hast
from
Smilhers
lo
Spokane
CANADIANS
RETURNING
FROM
UNITED
STATES
OTTAWA.
Oct.
21.
-Canadians
lo
Ihe
number
of
27.180
returned
lo
Canada
rrom
the
United
Stales
during
the
first
half
of
the
present
.Tscal
year.
Total
Immigration
for
the
same
period
from
all
countries
was
8.212,
a
decrease
sislant
superinlcndenl
al
Smith-
of
ten
per
cent
over
the
corres-crs,
are
already
tlieru.
I
ponding
period
of
a
year
ago.
L
Itupert
and
this
district
says
J,
"'nlinl1
..
n.'Claiio.
...M.:.
.t-....in.
i
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
wilt
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
'silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
'quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
CROWDS
BROKE
UP
MEETINGS
Rowdiness
In
British
Election
Had
to
be
Suppressed
by
Police
LONDON,
Oct.
21.
j
lion
meetings
last
;
m:irkiil
liv
rnwilliies
i
were
lir
'
crowd
remedied.
'
Many
cleo-night
were
a
in
I
some
bmken
up
by
disorderly
"'
l!rlne
Marguerile.lt
s.
"Police
protection
was
however,
r,
.
d"Ter""1l
jnecessary
in
some
instances
PREMIER'S
THUNDER
Aid.
Casey
was
not
in
favor
oT
the
council
sending
a
communication
such
as
this
when
Pre
mier
King
liad
said
that
he
would
lake
the-
nailer
up
with
-Sir
Henry
Thornton.
"Seeing
that
the
cily
council
had
been
sleeping
so
long,
I
don't
think
it
would
be
Tair
(o
take
the
mailer
lway
from
the
person
who
sug-
gesled
it.
We
might
wail
for
a
while
and
see
if
Premier
King
forgets
about
it
or
not'."
Aid.
Perry
moved
and
Aid.
Casey
seconded
an
niiieinlmqnt
that
the
sending
of
the
communication
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton
be
Iclayed.
The
-amendment
was
lost,
all
voting
against
it
but
the
mover
and
seconder.
There
is
lillle
change
reported
in
the
condition
or
Archbishop
On
Verne!
today.
He
is
still
very
low
.
KEELEY
TELLS
ABOUT
STEAMER
ALASKANROUTE
win
be
Good
as
any
C.P.R.
Steamer
If
Not
Better
Defiuile
announcement
reguid
ing
Die
construction
of
the
C.n
adian
Government
Merchant
Mar
ine's
new
coastwise
liner,
which
is
lo
be
olacetl
on
the
Alaska
run
either
for
the
11)25
or
llf.'rt
tourist
season,
will
he
made
when
II.
It.
Tcaklc,
general
manager
comes
lo
Victoria
on
October
27,
according
to
H.
U.
Keeley.
Pacific
Voasl
superintendent
of
the
11.(1.
M.M.,
who
was
in
Hie
cily
yesterday,
says
I
he
Victoria
Colonis).
i
Mr.
Keeley
said
that
J.
K.
Hal-
rymple,
vice-president
of
tin'
Canadian
National
Itailway,
also
might
visit
the
Coast
with
Mr
Teakle.
No
definite
information
had
yet
been
received
regarding
his
visit,
but
it
was
considered
very
probable
that
he
would
pay
Victoria
another
visit.
I
Mr.
Keeley
was
accompanied
by
iT.
Louden,
superintendent
en
gineer
of
I
lie
Pacific
Coast
for
the
C.O.M.M.,
on
his
visit
here
They
left
last
night
for
Vancnu
ver.
The
New
Liner
In
a
statement
In
a
rcprccnla
live
of
the
Colonist,
Mr.
Keeley
gave
further
information
re
garding
the
proposed
new
steam-
er
for
the
Alaska
run.
II
will
be
a
vessel
similar
In
size,
or
even
larger
than
the
new
C.P.H.
steamers
Princess
Kalh-
having
cruiser
stern
i
but
about
the
same
speed.
There
lis
no
doubt
but
that
It
will
!
i
the
largest
coastwise
steamer
in
i
ptai
nt
nu
rmiMPH
iirliisii
Ooliinliia
water
when
dlULLn
DI
LUU11L1L
completed.
The
passenger
hc
.
Henry
Thornton
Asking
that
Stumps
Noar
Sta-
.
,
r
.
.
-
-j
corniuodalioii
will
equal
to,
If
lommumcdviun
iu
us
am
w
..,
,..,
i....
,.,.
...
n
iiwi
htrun
I
1111.41,
llltll
1,1
IIIV
lirT
C.P.Il.
liners.
Willi
the
addilion
of
this
liner
""
"
(
nl(.
rompany's
coalwise
fleet
The
cily
council
btst
night,
on
a
regular
schedule
to
FKagway
or
Aid.
.Smith
and
Aid
le
run.
insleai
or
lo
Prince
stole
some
or
Premier
Huperl
as
has
been
done
In
Hie
1-.
limine
ui
reaiue,
who
is
m
.,
,
.
Inna,
T,-
!.
H.r.n
ll..
'ily
today
in
the
course
isil
ot
inspection
to
his
mining
interests
near
here.
Market
conditions
tor
minerals
and
lumber
are
gradually
gelling
belter
and
this
will
mean
increased
production.
Ore
at
Railway
Mr.
Dulhie
deplores
the
alti-
last
night
willi
his
Held
engineer.
noaru
oi
orKs
mat
tue
saiarj
,
TlII.npI..
from
r)rreen.
of
H.
O.
Crew
of
the
city
en-
....
,,,
,,,.
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bmii
i,,
r
I.
n
I.
n
tiiuii.iii.
.
...
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i
.i
l
...
,
.
...
.
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m
l..
II
11.
T
-I
..
-
ernien!.uliinllteii
a
inoiion
uiaisir
"
"-mic
im-u,
mc
i-rmcc
llenrv
rhofuton
be
communieal-.
Huperl.
Prince
(icor-re
and
tin
ed
with
on
the
matter
of
remoy-
"ew
liner,
which
will
most
pro-ing
slunlos'
on
the
railwav
re-'b-'-'v
be
named
Hi
Prince
serve
adjacent
lo
the
station
Arthur.
The
Prince
John
will
which
difigured
the
land-cap
continue
in
Hie
(Jueen
Charlolle
and
caused
an
unfavorable
ini-
Islan.ls
senlce.
nression
for
visitors.
The
motion!
ExUnd
Service
admitted
that
Hie
matter
had1
In
adding
Ihis
new
liner
lo
Hie
been
pointed
to
by
l'remier
Kiiig;Heel
the
company
will
be
able
lo
who
had
su-rgesled
thai
it
be
mc
Uie
same
ervice
lo
I'rlnee
itupert
thai
thai
purl
has
been
selling
in
Ihe
past
and
at
Hi'
same
lime
extend
the
run
If
Skagway.
RADIO
PROGRAM
"One
Night
In'
Naples."
musical
phantasy,
will
be
broadcast
by
K(iO,
Ihis
evening,
Oct
It.
A
combination
or
eight
man
dolins,
one
violin,
(wo
mandobis
Hve
guitars
and
one
tambourine
will
play
"The
Carnival
of
Ven
ice
Overture,"
by
Thomas;
and
Harry
Iloberlsun,
lnor.
will
sine
Milanese
street
songs.
This
novelty
iu
radio
programs
is
of
fered
by
Laurie
A.
de
Oraca,
Sup
Francisco
instructor
of
lriu?ril
instriimc
nls.
Following
(ho
musical
program,
J.
H.
Harnes,
travel
talker,
will
give,
a
brief
word
picture
of
the
City
of
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ir
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j
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Haronelte.
per
ynnl
$2.25
Fiiccotme
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Hrocadeil.
per
nl
$2.25
Pure
Wool
Tweeds,
spleinlid
designs,
yard
$1.S5
Noltinghani
lice
Curtains.
'2
yard
long,
jwur
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Scotch
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Curtain.
yard
$15
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Men's
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Fur
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each.
Colors
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Orey
and
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Sn-
il
x
7
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if:.r.il.
SH'i-ial,
each
.
$2.J5
Men's
1
00
per
cent.
Pure
Wool
Socks,
2
pair
for
85c.
Medium
Weight.
Bibbed.
Colors
lle.itlier
(,
,
Black.
Beg.
rie
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ial.
i
pun
for
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Boys'
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per
cent
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r
,'
Pullover
ami
Hutloti
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so
lo
t
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to
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ial
$1.
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Knickers,
05c
pair.
Colors
drey
and
Brown.
Sues
20
to
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Trading
Co,
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Starling
tomorrow.
Wednesday,
the
22mJ
f
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we
shall
be
offering
what
we
alt
ONE
DAY
SPECIALS.
These
specials
will
be
marked
tar
below
nt-1
will
be
impossible
for
us
to
orfer
them
for
tw"
day
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that
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CUSS
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Everything
in
Halloween
Specialties
Miss
It
u
I
li
Lemon
left
on
last
night's
train
lor
Miniola,
Multi
loba,
where
she
was
called
on
account
ot
her
Krandiiiolher's
serious
illness.
;
Union
rreifdilcr
Chllkoot,
dipt.
Nelson,
arrived
at
5
o'cleok
this
morning
rrom
the
south
ami,
aHer
unloading
coal
for
Pliilpotl
k
Kvlll
and
lumber
Tor
Albert
k
McCalTery,
ef
ror
Ihe
Skeena
IP
ver.
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pronraii'
Wednesday
a'"1
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niniiil
,illlnllll
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11'
in
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Coun
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Court
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iigalnsl
the
I
fc
'
Clarence
Donne
on
a
c,l,rSk
selling
lhuor
10
lmlin
tieen
ml.loiii'ir'd
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