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S.
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THE.
ELVENINOI
IN
IN
TOHICHT
TQNtCHT
THMS
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Anyox
Officials
Give
Farewell
and
I
WTAf
THtlKE;
MOT
Community
League
Dance
v
A
vOTHCR
WORD
FROM
VE.a
toT
I
tiOOCKT
l
WE.
?
Tonight
,THCf
OPEP?
TICKETS
V
ANYOX,
Al.
H.
In
order
Mini
II.
H.
Monroe,
retiring
yire-pre
sidenl
:iinl
General
.Manager
of
Granhy,
might
carry
a
way
ant
retain
pleasant
memories
of
Hie
amicable
relations
existing
hf
tween
Hit'
management
ami
I
h
e.
employees
of
I
lie
company
iliir
ing
his
term
as
manager,
the
heads
of
all
deparlnienls;iii
Any
ox
niel
at
the
home
of
General
Superintendent
.1.
11.
llalTner
on
Saturday
night
last,
ami
provide)!
a
parly
which
was
voted
a
great
-
success,
the
principal
event
lie
ing
flit
presentation,
in
Mr
.Monroe
of
a
sterling
silver
water
jug
ami
tray.
Wieo.
Warwick
maile
the
presentation
on
behalf
of
Hie
subscribers.
.Mr.
Munioe.
V
1
1
i
I
:t
1
1
1
y
acknow
ledged
the
presentation
ami
Iho
feeling
which
prompted
it.
II:i
thanked
everybody
for
their
loyally
to
himself
and
Granhy.
ami
fell
that
if
the
same
support.
were
given
Mr.
Hocking,
it
would
iimloiihledly
have
considerable
hearing
on
the
future
of
the
plant.
He
was
loudly
applauded
ami
on
Mr.
Hocking
heing
called
upon
to
respond
In
an
address
of
welcome
hy
.1.
H.
Haffner,
he
siressfii
me
importance
or
co-operaliou,
staling
that
Hie
company
looked
to
its
employees
as
much
as
to
its
manager
for
successful
results.
The
situation
wasn't
al
all
had,
inucli
heller
in
fact
than
was
the
case
with
many
copper
producing
concerns,
and
heller
things
could
he
looked
for
and
umlouhleilly
attained
willi
everybody
pulling
lonelher.
Oilier
lille
talks
were
inilged
in;
Chas.
Wing
recalling
the
situation-
at
the
time
when
Mr
Munioe,
first
arrived.
II
was
a
loss-up
then
whclhcr
the
plant,
which
meant
two
ami
a
half
titil-
lion
miliars
a
year
to
me
wage
earners
ami
another
Iwn
and
half
millions
to
Hie
merchants
,of
Ihe
province
.for
supplies
was
Mo
(hinlinue
operating;
or
not
Forluualclvn
.
Mr.
Mmiroe
h:ifl
.been
the
rjgbl
ioajiij-
lliaPfliiie,
rand
maftett
osiwe
Hifkcof?
lift
'.
plant
going
and
sustain
the
hi
ipayrnll,
while
many
oilier
hi
iropper
producers
had
lo
slml
0WH.
i
Air.
ami
.Mrs.
Monroe
will
leave:
Anyox
on
Thursday's
boat,
en
route
for
Colorado,
where
.Mr.
.Muiiroe
will
t
enjoy
a
short
holi-!day
.
before
1
gelling
into
harness
again.
Tonight'
the
Uoniinunily
;
League
are
staging
a
public
dance,
,
o
which
.'ill
the
jieoplc
of
.Anyox
are
invited.
This
will
be
held
in
;IUTrealin
Hall
for
Hie-
pitrposeLweek.
The
family
in
ioa.hoiue.-
o
'saying
"good-bye"
Hi
Mr.
at;d
Mrs.
Munroe,
ami
of
welcoming
Mr.
JtOBking,
Ihe
new
gener:
1
manager.
?lf.
BURNS
LAKE
'
Oonlon
IHllohh
ha-,
left
for
Kdmonlon
on
a
buying
Irip
fol4
Mowing
the
recent
fire
which
.
..
'
....AIZ
II..
I
.'
i
i
''i,.
.
pi
.icnnaiiy
onsjroyeu
ins
nnnit
ware
slock.
has
opened
up
.again
,
in
temporary
iiaiters.
A
pile
brblpe'iaml
ilirl.
road
is
'being
iniilt.
to
replace
Hie
obi
un-.
satHfaftory
cordnrny
across
Hie
neck
of
Hunts
Lake
from
hero.
Having
severed
his
connection
is
with
the
lloyal
Hank
of
Canada,
iJack
f?lms
has
relumed
10
hh
Mioine
in
I'rince
Hiiperl.
Mrs.
J.
II.
Keofe
of
Francois
iLake
is
visiting
nl
Ilazellon
wltlt
":ler
sisler,
Mrs.,:jiMe,.
A,
(lonnott
Mrs.
J.
M.
Smllh
of
Francois
'Lake
is
a
jialienl
in
Ihe
U'rincrt
iHtiperl
f'eneral
'llospllalf
haying
lefl'Tor
lliere
Iafd
week
vltli
the
i
husband.
'
fienrge
Smith
left
liern.
jon
Sunday
morning's
train
for
Kant
'looji's.
STEWART
'.Operations
liave
been
suspend
n
at
Ibe
Hivrrside
mine
penilin
.a
reorganiznliori
which
'will
bo
-followed
by
Ihe
resumption
work.
The
mill
at
Ihe
Hivershle.
has
been
working
steadily
for
.
some
lime
grinding
fifl
Inns
.of
ore
'daily
and
(timing
ou
I
or
!f
Inns
ofignbl,
(s11vci'
ndili'a
coneenlraltB.
II.
W.
Martin
'has
migned
aa
ireidcnl
ami
manager
of
thi
Victoria
Mines
I,
til.
ami
ha
beer.
sib'ceeded
as
manager
by
II.
J.
Fhoniey,
formerly
of
Hie
Dun-
well.'
There
has
been
a
reorganization
of
the
comiKiny
a
ol
A.
H.
Ilaynes
of
Victoria
'is
the
ncv
presiilenl.
1.
Lawreuee,
Diiminion
gov-
rnnienl
lelegrapli
operator,
lias
returned
from
a
three
inonlbs
.real
ion
trip
in
liic
course
of
which
he
visited
Kurone.
A.
(i.
Howie,
who
was
relieving
bin
here,
lias
yone
lo
Anyox.
Kale
Hyatt
has
purchased
a
m)
.10
log
cabin
at
Hie
forks
ol'
the
Marmot
Itiver
from
Denny
Dwyer
ami
Owney
Mel-'adden.
Sin-will
start
a
madhouse
which,
however,
she
will
not
personalis
conduct.
.1.
Frank
Hreeze,
manager
of
the
ami
I.,
mine,
is
on
a
trip
lo
Vancouver
on
business.
PRINCE
GEORGE
of
The
home
of
Sheriff
H-
S,
Peters
at
Fraser
like
has
lieen
destroyed
hy
fire.
In
upite
of
llui
fact
1
1
1
;
1
1
Jhere
was
spine
Insur-niice,',Hhe
tloss
was'
hciaYy
jit
Hid
destruction
of
personal
effect
-
that
can
nol
he
replaced.
is
Mrs.
W.
Allen
and
her
two
(laughters
have
left
for
Itelfasl.
Iretand,
where
they
will
visit
Mr-.
Allen'sild
home.
J.
IJ.
.Johnson
lias
received
ronsignmenl
of
Mongolian
pheasants
from
the
proviiicia!
game
farm.
I'hey
will
be
set
out
in
Ihe
neighborhood
of
Hn
cily.
'
MDERHOOF
The,
homo
of
iWitanf
Napier
Ifilferie.s1,
together
willi
all
lis
contents,
in
the
I'intnoore
dis-
Iricl
was
destroyed
by
fire
lat
less.
K.
Mazar
de
la
Harde,
Jtanislt
anner,
traveller,
Jeclttror
and
atilhor,
is
a
visitor
in
Ihe
dis
trict
studying
possibilities
of
Vetlletiie.nl
Of
his
count
ryjuen.
Mr,
ami
Mrs.
II.
Hi
Harriott
lave,
arrived
at
Fort
SI.
James
'
'
.
,1
See
'
'thewiderM
St.
Lawrence
Hello
Daddy
-don't
iorgerrny
imgey?
Slip
a
package
In
your
pocket
rfnen
you
to
home
lo-
Givlhe
youngster
Dstin
sweet
-for
pleasure
Jlrcnrfli.
Vse
youwelf
aftn-Miokin
ft.
or
when
rf0rkdr4s.
It's
a
$ret
little
Cmlntt
Wliere
Mr.
Harfisun
is
:n
rh
11-:
construct
mil
ol
Dinmh-
Lodge.
Constable
ami
Mrs.
II.
Mansel
ant
on
a
mp
lo
Naucotiver.
A.
K.
Huhin
of
I'rioiU!
(icorirc
arriving
liere
Ibis
week
to
lake
charge
of
tin-
Yaitdc
rttool'
railway
station.
(i.
II.
(iower,
scliool
inspector,
visited
Hie
schools
of
Hits
a.
id
Stuart
like
district
last
week.
Leslie
lliain.
who
has
been
lotimiiieiil
iii
loc-al.
iniisic.il
circles
for
several
ye;(r.j,s
livivlnir
shortly
foT
I'diiionloo
Or
Tor:vi
to.
':,
ALICE
ARM
His
firsj
boom
of
f(TO,0Ml
feet
having
been
ilelrVcred
al
t
lt
Prince
Hitpfrt
siiwinill.
Miles
Donald
-lias
another
log
boom
of
similar
size
ready
lo
he
taken
south
front
his
eamp
al
damper'
Pimit
which
will
tie
operated
throughout
the
summer.
"
Due
In
a
shortage
of
powder
niii
rails,
operations
have
beejt
ehlsed
down
for
a
few
weeks
mi
Ihe
"('orio
Mine
hy
lite
llomesla'o'
Mitiirlg
Co.
As
-soon
as
Hie
Dully
Varilen
rnilwav
track
is
noct.
I
x
-
"
nf
-
"yl
prelude
to
your
trip
,
y
j..,',-f-
"'
--JL-L
-t-rS---:
onyour
voyage
to
Europe
Start
your
trip
from
MONTREAL.
For
two
or
three
days,
the
glories
of
the
sheltered
St.
Lawrence
River
will
pass
before
you
as
a
pageant
of
nature's
beauty.
Majestic
cliffs,
rolling
meadows
and
stately
trees
Elip
by
in
even-changing
panorama;
and
all
along
the
way
French-Canadian
villages
set
in
a
background
of
green
fields,
flourishing
farms,
dignified
churches
and
wayside
shrines,
contribute
a
note
of
quaintness
and
old-world
charm.
Don't
miss
this
delightful
across
the
ocean.
Anchor-Donaldson
and
Cunard
steamers
are
models
of
comfort
and
luxury,
Buperb
lounges,
delightful
orchestias,'
children's
rooms,
perfectly
appointed
staterooms,
libraries,
and
meals
which
appeal
to
the
most
fastidious.
Atk
your
local
tteamthip
agent
for
dttcripliv
literature
or
apply
lo
THE
CUNAUD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIM
I
TED
621
HASTINGS
STREET,
W.r
VANCOUVER
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
o
1UU
TOLD
MS
F6J
pi
WCDiOKT
CO
3
1
ffltfMnll.-
I
I9i
av
Int
l
Fnmc
Sfwvicr.
Inc
.
li'
fWn.Mi
mln.
nmri
(
r?ilEV(VSI
,111,
l"
;
;
;
.
'
'
turthcr
supplies
will
tie
taken
in
and
work
will
lie
pursued
wit!
renewed
vigor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(leorjre
A.
Young
ami
family
will
leac
here
to
morrow
for
Itella
f'oola
where'
Mr.
Voting
has
been
transferrm)
in
I
lie
service
of
the
provincial
public
works
department.
I.
M.
Morrison,
mi
his
return
from
Prince
lluperl.
announced
Ih.il
lie
had
been
successful
in
(ibi'
iii
a
lai'Ke
amount
in
slocK
iii
the
I.
a
Hose
Miiiuu
t'.n.
in
'that
i-ily.
Al
"Falconer"
mill
has
been
tmsy
lately
sawing
clear
-il'ir
priice
lural
liilililiii-'
u
i
-poses.
;
TENNIS
GOING
STRONGER
!
THAN
EVER
BEFORE
IN
!
HISTORY
OF
THIS
CITY
Players
Turn
Out
In
Early
Morning
Because
Courts
Crowded
Later
More
interest
than
ever
he-if
fore
in
Hie
history
Prince
Uupei-I
is
lii'ing
taken
this
year
in
tennis.
On
fine
days
the
courts
al
Acropolis
Hill
are
crowded
all
Ihe
time,
On
a
re-reported
cent
morning
it
was
that
sixteen
players
turned
ujj
for
games
at
si
o'clock
in
Ihe
morning,
and
yhrotighout
tint
day
players
Were
lo
he
seen
while
often
there
were
a
number
wailing
their
turn
to
gel
on
lo
the
courts,
this
continuing
until
dark.
The
congestion
should
be
eon-xideraldy
relieved
when
Hie
Hejri-menlal
eoiiYl
and
Hie
railwiv
courts
are
ready.
The
llisrlt
Sehool
court
also
is
tji
lie
repaired
ami
put
into
shape
for
play.
As
a
great
many
.
High
School
pupils
are
interested
in
the
game
Ibis
rottrt
should
he
palronimi
well
and
should
train
players
for
Ihe
olher
clubs.
Play
is
also
proceeding
on
Hie
Drydoek
courts
hill
this
is
r-Iricled
pretty
tiitteh
lo
Ihe
members
of
Ihe
Drydoek
stair.
Just
as
the
railway
courts
will
lie
kepi
for
railway
employees
and
lire
Heuiniental
court
for
member
of
the
regiment
and
their
lady
'fiends.
Proposals
have
been
made
front
lime
lo
lime
to
(vMnhlisli
f-ourt.s
at
,th
'P'rov
niiu'jtt
httf
Mtd'
(letlnill-
ilj'f
1
move
willi
that
in
view
lias
so
far
been
made.
.11
C?--k
.i-
i.
f
JUI
A
left
L
I
tittle
slmoimg
lias
heroine
m-reasingly
popttlnr
in
Sweden
ami
volunteer
.stiarpsliooicrs
in
mat
cminlrv
now
number
more
than
.10.011(1.
The
gnveriitnot)
encmiraites
Ihe,
sjiorl
and
re
cently
manied
a
aiihslaitlial
stun
loward--
ils
ilevftlopiuenl.
There
has
lately
been
considerable
im
port
n
lion
of
Alnerieali
spor
rifles
which
are
considered
so
perior
lo
Ihe
'Swedish
Mauser.
De
Harri
CrawsJiay.
an
llnglish
laud'
owner
(v)io
recenlly
diei
Iravitm
an
estale,
vdlued
al
SliJO,-
0(10,
was
a
gojf
enllntsiasl
to
Mm
last.
Itireclioos
in
his
will
as
.lo
Ihe
disposition
of
his
body
were
as
follows:
4,l
direct
thai
be
dressed
injjny
,
knickerbockers
suit
and
golfing
shoes,
that
I
he
laid
im
toy
sofa
as
if
asleep
and
llial
I
be
cremated
in
this
costume,
and
Ihe
ashes
bo
placed
in
til
o
same
receptftc.le
as
those
of
my
late
wife."
With
the
Rxcepllon
of
Jack
Dempsey.
no
athlein
in
recent
year
lias
had
ntore
opportunity
In
make
money
than
Paavo
Nnr-nti,
the
wonderful
Finn.
How-
'
-'.V
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2clper
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
Hun
r0r
FOR
SALE
F0H
SALK.-Af
Terrace.
H.C..
fcereral
ten
acre
tracts
and
owe
t-acre
rract.
Look
Ihent'
over
and
make
me
an
otter.
-A
C.
Little.
TO
RENT
FOH
HUNT.-
Vive
roomed
house
with
b.illi
and
pantry
on
Second
Avenue
for
rent
May
I
Phone
Hlue
till!.
85
ITilt.NISIIKD
Housekeeping
Suilfl
for
rent.
ilo
Sixth
Avenue,
Hast.
Phone
Hlue
278.
'If
Foil
ItF.NT.
Claim
apart
mem
Weslenhaver
Hros.
!f
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PHICKS
OF
FASTIHtPF.
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KiigincH
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clutch
tH5(MI
t-II.P.
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cylinder
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eyliniier
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cylinder
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cylimW
LD
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All
Hie
alKive
except
the
flrnt
include
the
Famous
Joes
He-verse
Oear,
and
full
electrical
and
iropeer
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
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V.
Vanwni(ver.
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
ever,
thai
li(
is
molly
adhering
lo
his
amateur
slnmliug.
It
tn
said
thai,
since
he
has
been
in
America,
nearly
:Jllo,
)()(
ha-been
offered
Niirmi
tor
Hie
use
if
his
name
for
fommodities
an.i
for
hi
services
us
a
rttn-Mer.
ok,-
protnoter
olfered
him
$U,000
a
week
for
''
weiks
to
run
against
professionals
and
a
moving
picture
magnate
offered
him
950,-
OflO
for
one
piclure
with
the
promise
of
many
more
engagements.
Hailminlon
players
are
taking
a
great
deal
of
interest
in
the
('liampioimliip
games
to
lie
play
ed
lonigtil
and
tomorrow
night
al
the
Prince
lluperl
Itadtninloit
Clttb
courts.
There
will
not
likely
be
many
enlirh"
bill
Hie
malchc
will
be
closely
coiilesled.
Two
games
on!
nf
three
in
each
rase
ileeldos
Ihe
results,
He
grime
Hi
citslsl
of
liHwn
itoliits
s
I
rti
iirht
Vl
fJiiml
rt
V
.
I
eatia
.
till".-
'..l8(tW'i.WniitiaWi
vtttitii
the
mixed
doubles
will
be
played
Thursday
evening
at.
Ihe
same
place.
The
badminton
court
recently
marked
(till
al
the
F.Iks
Club
was
prepared
too
late
in
the
season
for
any
great
interest
to
he
taken
in
II,
but
probably
next
fall
there
will
he
a
good
club
formed
there,
The
court
is
by
long
odds
Hot
best
in
town
as
it
(fives
plenty
of
height
and
good
space
around
Ihe
courts.
The
only
object
ion
ii
the
slipiiery
floor.
QUITE
TRUE,
TOO
A
nran
hail
several
complaints
made
to
him
regarding
bis
servant,
so
look
him
to
task.
"Now,"
lie
said,
"I've
heard
some
ipieer
stories
about
your
doings
lalely."
"hon'l
believe
them,
sir,"
came
(he
reply.
"Half
the
lies
told
about
me
isn't
true."
I'C''
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
Thursday,
April
0
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in.
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;-Friday,
April
10
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p.m.
4.4,
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION
SAI.K
will
he
held
at
the
Alaska
Hooms,
In-hind
Prince
Hiipert
Hotel
on
I
hurs
day,
April
U,
al
2..'
p.
to.
eon-sisiiug
of
ouk
chairs,
hofFet,
fliiiiug
fshle.
living
rortwi
suite,
upliol-.ici-id
hi
tapestry
bedroom
Mule
m
I
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nch
graf.
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lieits
imie.iii.il,
tiin-
xoleuui
ruu-.
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range,
heaiei.
eUclric
healer,
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elc..
carpels,
etc.
PlnlpoM.
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(In.,
l.Ui.
Aiiclioii
in.
BOARD
i
HOAIll).
The
I
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under,
8;m
Second
Avenue.
piione
137.
HOAIID
AND
HDOil.
or
board
only.
Phone
He.i
707.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Any
lime.
Five
pas
senger
DmUe
rtedan
(kimfori
and
t:iurluy.
Hates:
50c
for
I
ur2
paiers.
for
eae.li
aildilional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Itahy"
at
your
er
viee
day
or
night
(knnrorl-
Safeiy
Courtesy.
If
It's
al
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lflmbly.
Phones
570
or
1
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.
TAXI
Sp2
Till'.
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TAXI.-
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ami
Night
service.
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and
Courlesy
is
niy
mold)
PHONE
532
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Itichmond
Hooms
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
Ceoigo,
Paul
or
(lust
Prompt
Servtoe
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nl-
t
Stand:
nOSS
BR03.
POOL
ROOM
.
Meoker
Clock,
Ace
ss
rom
Knt'ir
"s
Hole
FURNITURE
WK
handle
the
FAWCEIT"
guaranleed
ropper
harin'-'
Steel
Ranges
and
all
grades
of
high
grade
furniture
ww
ex
I
cltangc.
PRINCE
RUPERT
CXCHANQf,
Auctioneers
FURNITURE,
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
;
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Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
lix-)
change
New
and
Secondhand
,
Hoods.
"
QKO.
PAMADUPULI9,
i
H3U
Third
Ave.
Phme
l
!
:
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NFAV
Process
Columbia
Hpcoi'.N
no
scratching.
Finest
re
productions
or
laleit
Fun
Trots,
Songs
and
lnstr"utnent
al
music
hy
world
famed
artialt.
Call
in
and
hear
I
hem.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
NORTHERN
TRANSFER,
t'all
for
HaggiiKC
and
F.xpress
Norlhern
Transfer.
Day
Phone
lied
i(:t.
Night
nhone
li
recti
307.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
MONUMENTS
P.
LcClalro
StiH.
P.O.
No
I.
Prince
lluperl,
H.C.
Agent
for
Granite,
Marble
and
Stone
Monuments
and
Headstones.
I
STENOGRAPHER
Ptihlio
Htettograplter
E.
M.
EARL
i
Olllee:
Dollar
Store,
Third'
Ave
Phone:
Hod
321.
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the
Cast
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