PArtE
TV0
and
it
is
so
mild,
to
digestible
that
you
can
serve
it
in
scores
of
tempting
nou
rishing
dishes
good
for
little
folks.
Dr.
GtuUc.
noted
food
to-
ciIi4
mti
that
KOod
cherM
may
b
given
to
a
baby
of
a
year
andahaU.
Ki
all
Chen
contains
Iba
vitamin?
that
product
health
d
growth.
ii
r?5
Nimc
Krtft
Mtcltrct
Ckuu
Ct.
Liititnl
MtBtrtil
Send
m
lr
recipe
book.
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at
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nd
my
heart
also
bothered
me.
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the
whole
trouble
has
now
left
me.
thanks
wonderful
medicine,
Dr.
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Pills."
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DAILY
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n(l
Thursday.
Feb.
12,
102.'..
Making
Demands
For
Lower
Freights.
Acting
on
behalf
of
British
Columbia,
fi.
(i.
McCeer.
K.H.,
who
is
at
Ottawa,
made
demands
from
Ihe
Dominion
government
for
cuts
in
the
shipping
freight
fates
amounting
to
approximately
thirty
per
cent
to
Jiriug
them
in
line
with
the
Atlantic
demands.
He
pointed
out
thai
if
steamship
lines
were
subsidized
to
bring
down
Hie
cost
()r
shipping
on
Hie
Atlantic
it
would
be
unfair
discrimination
against
shipping
from
Ihe
Pacific
by
the
Panama
Canal,
and
British
Columbia
would
be
paying
her
share
of
the
subsidy
In
induce
competition
with
herself.
i
Take
wheal
shipments
as
a'n
instance.
If
rates
on
wheat
are
reduced
even
ten
per
cent,
that
would
practically
stop
ship
ments
guiiig
from
Prince
liupert
unless
rates
from
here
to
huropp
were
also
reduced
the
same
amount.
And
we
belli
nav
the
stihsidy
which
brings
about
that
reduction.
We
must
insist
that
finy
subsidies
paid
on
the
Atlantic
must
nUo
apply
to
Pari
fie
shipments
going
by
the
Panama
Canal.
Hope
Nothing
Will
StOD
Avenue
Imnrovement.
It
is
u
be'
Imped
that
Ihe
btuid
holders
nf
the
Prince
Hunert
fl..i.
...:n
i
i....
ii.
.
......
...
.
.
'
..in.
nui
him
iiiih
moji
me
improvement
oi
ftecomi
Avenue
liv
voting
down
the
innm-,il
In
re
nunc
lln
rock
from
l...n..iMi
n,.'.
club.
Kvea
(hough
the
rity
is
removing
Ihe
rock,
'
Ihe
cost
to
il...
..I..
I.
...:n
la
i
i
i
...
.
.
I.
inn
in
in-
a
wry
ciiuMui'i-ame
sum
ami
mere
may
lie
objection
on
the
part
of
the
present
.bondholders.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
this
work
will
be
of
great
benefit,
to
the
city
and
especially
Jo
Second
Avenue;
nothing
should
be
allowed
to
stop
Ihe
work
proceeding.
While
Ihe
club
is
just
as
useful
to
the'
members
loealed-oii
the
lop
of.
the
rock,
a
public
spo
iled
view
of
Ihe
situation
would
indicate
that
if
would
improve
the
city
a
great
deal
lo
have
the
rock
removed.
Buckley
Bay
Mill
To
Operate
Again.
Following
a
shut
down
or
some
mouths
the
Buckley
Bay
mill
is
fu
reopen
soon
and
it
is
announced
that
hencerorth
the
umber
will
lie
shipped
in
Hie.
form
of
rough
boards
instead
of
large
cauls
as.
was
done-bis)
summer.
The
result
will
be
thai
more
work
will
be
pi,t
ji
at
the
mill
and
more
men
will
be
employed.
This
is
a
welcome
change.
There
has
been
some
criticism
in
the
past
at
the
actio,,
or
the
company
in
shipping
he
big
timbers
and
spending
Ihe
money
on
manuracture
in
the
l
ulled
Males.
.Now
lliis
cause
Tor
criticism
will
have
been
removed.
.
t
Newspaper
Gives
Views
;
,
v.'..,-
On
Many
Questions.
,
The
opinions
seems
to
obtain
in
ninny
quarters
that
the
Daily
News
should
jiol
publish,
news'
or
views
except
such
as
are
pleasing
to
its
readers.
ThV
is
rd.soluiely'niutrarV
Mo
the
views
or
modern
journalism.
The
newspaper
of
today"
is
will-
"
1
,
'""
mg
new
ir
me
in
formal,,,,,
is
available
and
-
...,
reu
oi
suiiicienl
,
merest
to
the
readers.
We
do
no!
hold
ourselves
risinmii.i..
r....
.
:
.
.
i,i
1
"
,
,
'
""
"
i
uere
is
never
n
i
av
but
what
Mime
pers,,,,
doj.blless
does
not
like
somelhing
pul,-
:
,
1
;,
'"--ii!'r
i
lie
newspaper
won
have
littl
.n
crest
lo
the
average
render.
We
shall
continue
the
lie
p
which-we
have
,
1
.
se
out
I.,
.-mi-v
ii,....,.i.
.
.
,
.'
hjii,
iiv
eieei
lo
(five
I
".?;:.ffi,;?"jjf
U:
",;,kp
!"
"--I-Per
as
iuteresHng
,
....
NC
Us
rrauers,
,v
ie
.
icra
.
Conner-
vnt.ve
or
Labor
Calhoh,-
r
Proleslaul
or
atheist,
obi
or
vouiig
"
f)Heu
we
shall
Mil
but
Hie
attempt
will
be
conli,,e,.
the
and
and
be-
.
It
was
terribly
sleep
at
to
that
Chase's
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
MH-
mx
lK
K.trnanwn
lUtm
ft
(,
tM.,
Tiinmto
BC",''"Ti.'lHIMgnMI
MINISTER
HERE
FOR
A
HOLIDAY
Hon.
T.
D.
Patlullo
Sees
General;
Outlook
Fop
Province
This
j
Year
Good
,
SPEAKS
OF
ROYALTY
ACT
Urges
Dealing
with
Power
Question
as
Means
to
Ending
Troubles
fur
(his
ilislnVI.
iTiv'il
in
Iiiwii
yesterday
fur
a
short
holiday..
Speaking-
of
mailer:
thc'niinister
said:
"The
freneral
outlook
fur
1U25
is
if
i
u
H
I
.
Leading
iiieii
in
all
parls
of
Hie
country
look
fur
a
fair
year.
"
British
I'oliiinliia
is
Iieciiliitrly
sinaleil
In
benefit
by
any
general
nioxciiienl.
"I
am
'lail
lo
see
northern
couulry
and
that
that
this;
my
lnmn
lowu
uf
M
II
Ml)
I
J
I
Ik1'lilltti
;
members
'
showed
a
-
splendid
spiril
or
co-operaljoii
and,
collaboration
in
pulling
through
'Ihe
business
nf
the
House.
measures
of
importance
were
put
Ihroiijdi.
Ihe
most
important
probably
being
amendmenls
-In
Ihe
lloyally
Act.
In
lhl
regard,
(be
iliscrimiuation
against
the
Fori
Oeorge
districf,
as-compared
with
the
Vancouver
'dis
trict,
was
reduced.
Under
the
old
lloyally
Acl
Prince
Ittipert
district
was
on
Ihe
same
basis
as
Vancouver.
This
was
mani
festly
unfair
and
I
am
glad
to
say
II,
al
Ihe
ancnuer
timber-men
themselves
agreed
that
it
was
only
riglil
ami
fair
lliat
an
adjustment
sjmiiM
Jo
made."
.Mr.
I'allldlo
expects
lo
spend
some
1
1
1
1
J
time
in
Hie
norlh.
lie
Is
aceonipaiiieil
by
his
nephew.
Noil
Pallullo.
recently
arrived
from
Alierdeen.
Scotland.
VANCOUVER
PROVINCE
AND
PEACE
RIVER
LINE
Urges
That
Matter
be
Approached
WHh
an
Open
Mind
But
Looks
to
Western
Route
The
Vancouver
Province,
discussing
(he
peace
Itiver
outlet
says:
The
Manitoba
Free
Press
lends
welcome
aid
tn
the
plan
for
opening
up
(he
Peace
lliver,
ir.
a
sensible
editorial
'
declaration
thai
Hip
project
js
more
,
urgent
than
the
development
of
eastern
waterways:
that
egrp.xs
should
bo
by
Hip
Paciric
const:
and
Hint
no
new
direct
lino
lo
Ihe
coast
should
bo
built,
o,.
a
new
deepsoa
port
created.
Not
Necessarily
P.Q.E.
II
is
on
sound
ground,-
loo,
when
il
declares
that
tho
purchase
or
Ihe
P.O.H.
should
not
necessarily
bo
made
a
pari
(H
Ihe
plan.
Bui
11
is
wrong
when
il
holds
I
lliat
I
In.
exclusion
or
thai
route
should
t,o
made
conditional
lo
the
undertaking.
1-Vw
who
know
Hip
Peace
lliver
country
will
share
Ihe
Winnipeg
paper's
conviction
thai
the
Brule
culnff
Is
the
only,
practical
millet
for
il.
look
at
Ihe
rivap,"
on
Its
opinions
are
fj'llltl.liwl
i.ti.l
I..
..-I.IaI.
II
I
tl
J
"
"i.'i
ii.
inrn
ii
iiniirs.
II.
....o.l....
I..
1
...
I
i.ii.i.in,
ii.
,,jr
in,
IIII'MIIS
IO
conclusive
n
In
Ibo
slrictly
nrairie
counlry
with
which,
perhaps.
Iho
Free
Press
I,
more
familiar.
The
country
unulh.
ami
southwest
nf
the
same
point,
is.
TIic
use
of
Mimi'
of
Ihe
west
ern
passes,
should
they
prove
j
feasible,
wnulil
gje
direct
re-j
lief
In
the
jnost
promising
part
of
Hit'
western
Peace,
and
would
probably
bring
Ihe
lino
closer
to
the
groal
rnal
measures
Mian
the
Brule
road.
II
might
oven
bo
shorter
limn
tho
latter,
if
il
tapped
Hi.'
C.N.It.
nut
al
Fort
(ieorge.
Iul
at
a
jioinl
further
oast.
In
I
li.il
allorualivc
there
is
nothing
dial
necessarily,
involves
llii'
nciiuisitiou
(if
a
purl
of
Dm'
"
I.
U.K.
lint
a
common
dovelop-
llnii.
T.
I.
I'alliilln.
minister;
IUl.,,
,,r
Ihe
lorrilurv
liy
tin'
two
of
lands
an.
I
local
representative!
railways
might
make
'llii-
map,"
but
;on
enpineeriii
ficult
to
locale.
I-'OH
."sale;
Homo
only
two
voar
Manyinhl,
scarcely
Used.
Apply
o
Ibo
head
of
the
House
Sunday
al
noon,
promptly,
In
insure
personal
interview-.
r
OXCK
upon
a
lime
there
was
a
city
where
Ihe
people
eared
mure
aboul
Ihe
health
ami
welfare
or
Ibo
children
than
they
did
about
making
money,
was
a
fairy
lule.
."()!
K
people
spend
much
Jimo
in
Ihe
public
service
and
oilier
spend
'much
time
criticizing
thorn
for
mil
doing
it
right.
W'HKN
a
iioli-d
Fiiglishwoinan
win
spoken
-or
as
"a
woman
with
a
serpent's
tongue"
(he
idea
was
filial
she
"listened
in"
when
she
should
nol
have
done,
so.
II
,is
said
Hint
the
serpent
hears
wilh
its
longtie.
KO.MF.
girls
are
sorarerul
they
woni
'
Vyeii
piny
wil
h
Hm
:
joker
when
ilV
wild.
TIIvoily
nmncil
seems
lo
Jm
makiiwl
siiiofi!ijoi;i7
II
I(c.
ually
does
a
lilllo
business
occasionally.
.
Toaq.vm
n.
;0.i
has
ai.
ways
been
looked
on
iis
Ihe1
shining
light
or
Canadian
IHe.
.Vow
sumo
lilljo
rl.it
of
a
New
.cabind
school
li'acher
has
the
audacity
to
say
Dial
Ihe
people
there
are
Ill-mannered,
,Vnd
J'oroiilo
reel
Hie
slinv
ami
is
angry.
IT
is
llol
a
yood
preeemlent
lo
have
visitors
go
nway
and
say
unkind
thing
almul
a
cily.
'Ihey
may
visit
Prince
import
some
day.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
J
west
of
nrande
Prairie,
toward
to
the
rly.
In
Pfinre
Rupert
February
12,
1916.
There
was
nearly
200
person
In'
cnsluine
al
Ihe
F.aglcs'
mas-ipieraile
ball
in
Ihe
Mclulyre
Hall
last
night.
On
Ihe
committee
which
were
W.
II.
I
lorry,
Oeorge
Leek.
iSPPinlnglytVV.
A.
Soli;
and
Mr.
Itos,
,
'
.
T'WV
F.-l,r,i.r
v
I
ImiIIi
Tort
teorg,
ami
Hie
l.('5.K.
ioirical
factors
in
the
scheme.
If
enerally.t
ny
shiiu'ld
mil
be
Ignored
because
of
soino
hasty
preliminary
decision
to
either
adopt
one
route,
or
exclude
nnolher.
Study
Facts
The
eventual
outlet
should
be
chosen,
mil
hya
casual
"look
al
boiilil
be
haseil
ami
economic
jfacls.
1
1
x
selection
will
lo
some
IM'inco
mice
Hiiimm
import
I
con
eon-
.
.
.
.
.
,
...
oh
!i
1
I
1
I
II
tO
erul
ft
I
I
spirit
4
!
1
1
I
!
l'1":
"I
'I'fl.,e..ce.ll,y
possible
or
optimism
and
I
would
like
In
..
....
,.m,1ih1w.n.
il
li
r
''rnineul.
and
(ho
degreo
lo
which
Daily
News
on
the
buoyant,
In,
I
sane
spirit
o(
optimism
which
characterizes
his
eililiiii.il
col.
uinn.
Some
people
are
afllii-li'il
wilh
a
disease
called
pessimism
and
il
is
aslonisliiiiir
how
easily
pessimism
can
become
a
serious
ilisease.
tr'yoil
loll
people
that
you
are
sick
ami
.broken
down
iikI
worn
mil
they
are
very
apt
1
j
lo
take
you
at
your
word
and
you
are
mil
likely
In
gel
half
llio
(
ympalhy
that
you
expect.
On
!
cvislinv
lines
can
be
utilized
and
co-ordiualeil
profitably
in
(hoev
plans.
Thp
Free
Pis.
which
can
contribute
so
nower-
!
fully
to
a
snlulion.
will
still
fur-
!thor
help
ir
il
can
induce
all
concerned
lo
approach
the
qijes-lion
wjlh
an
open
mind.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
(bo
oilier
hand,
ir
you
make
Ihe,
"
ruL...,-.
.-
,
-
.
,.
most
or
yours
'virility
and
MI-K
is
ilreary.
eaher
s
bad
si
roup
I
Ii
you
will
always
find
i""d
Ihe
wirl
has
iveii
me
the
air
somebody
ready
to
help
ynn
out.
j
1
"I
am
pleased
lo
see
lliat
the
AN
iiilelligeiil
person
is
one
city
council
is
si
riiLrif
I
i
nar
wilh
Ihe
power
question.
If
Prince
tuiperi
mm
a
large
iioiiy
or
cneapi
iwho
knows
a
lol
Dial
ilim'l
mailer.
aboul
lliin;
power
which
il
could
advertise
TUMI.
It.
speaker
often
won-for
sale,
I
think
the
troubles
jifjdor
whal
I
hey
said
afler
ll.ey
Ibo
city
would
soon
bo
over.
jhave
ci,ii'luilo,
ll.oir
oralioiis.
Work
of
Session
.They
arc-
mil
sure
.
until
Ihey
"Willi
regard
lo
Ihe
work
of
j
read
Hie
newspatiers.
last
session,
wo
put
ttn-rfugh
in
gratifying
shape,
'fhe
work
wasj
TIIKIIK
are
two
kinds
of
well
in
hand
before
I
ho
session
skunks.
One
leaves
no
ilniilil
of
began,
in
addition
to
which,
tho-his
hh'iilily,
lull
the
ulher
is
.lif-
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BOAT
ARRIVALS
Arrival
Irom
the
smilh
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
.5t
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
Iteilucllon
in
(he
cily
hall
stair
.'Vm.!!!.
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liruie.
n
not
allraclHe
in
n
Tar-
ruin?
sense;
the
district
west!
Sin.
Gordon
t.
U,
Krumcrson,
III
I
1.1
II
II
Sll
j
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ln
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for
You
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II.
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tt--yi,ir-
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npHE
juniper
berry,
which
forrr.s
tl:e
basis
for
-f-
all
good
Gin,
h
cxtrcirre!y
vdutLlc,
b
its
medicinal
qualities.
The
finest
juniper-berries
the
world
grows
are
used
to
dittil
Hills
Cs
Underwood
London
Dry
Gin,
the
slundurd
of
purity
for
over
160
years.
br
rly
Miss
Klhel
M.
J'liomi-
"iin,
reliirned
lo
I
lie
eily
on
Ihe
Prince
Mary
today.
She
was
Harried
Ibis
week
at
Victoria
lo
Mr.
Kmmcrsoii
who
js
with
Ihe
local
overseas
contingent
al
I
ho
Willows.
COAST
LAND
DISTRICT.
REGARDING
PISTRICT
OF
COAST.
on
be
sloiiuier
Prince
Ittiporl
yes-1
'erilay
nflei'iinoii
includeil:
!
For
Prince
Ituperl'
Polo)
lobiisnu,
II.
.1.
Campbell.
Atf.
Baardseii,
Mrs.
Bcntk
M.
A.
Turner,
Mrs.
Schuall,
A.
Swausop,
O.'
Elevens,
.1.
Norman,
.1.
L.
Taylor.
Miss
Flsio
.McKwen,
M.
Cameron.
A.
0.
McLean,
Neil
Pallullo,
lion.
I.
I.
Pallullo,
.1.
M.
Mercer,
C.
E.
Frost,
(i.'W.
.lenkins,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
(i.
(i.
Itushliy.
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Deloruie.
Mrs.
(i
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i
g
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Leek,
It.
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(luriiey.
j
II.
(iiudbourii,
May
Commous,
W.i
II.
Illako,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
II.
(i.
Beaumont,
.1.
Troop,
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Hyde,
II.
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Malheson,
Cecil
(iraliam
,
Winnipeg),
I),
.lohatisen,
K.
F.
Camp-!ie
(Burns
Lake),
J.
U.ask,
Mrs.
I.
.M.
Morrison,
S.
M.
II,
imp,
,v;
V.
Kenl,
it.
M.
Wade
and
P.
Swan.
For.
Stewart
I.
Lade,
Miss
F.leftiiag,
W.
II.
I.ongley,
F.
K.
IHseh,
MC-.
MeDougall
mul
ami
Mrs.
McNeill.
Mr.
Prince
Rupert
Andrew
KopTo,
Montreal:
IL
K.
Ooulbourn,
II.
.1.
(iun.ey,
,.
M.
Mercer,
Alex.
I.
McLefui,
M.
Cemeron
and
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L.
Taylor,
Van-
coiiver;
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'I'.
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Prince
Ituperl;
Neil
.Mierdeon.
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Pallullo.
Pallullo.
!
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Condon,
II.
Spaner
and!
W.
fi.
CarrulliPrs,
Vancouver.
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night
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inn
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return
of
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siri'i-l,
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Vancouver,
B.O,
1
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PER
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HILLS
&UNDERWDOD
LONDON
Dry
Gin
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Qin
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ask.
fir
again!'
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
bv
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
niciil
ot
British
Columbia.
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SERVICE
S.S.
PRINCE
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oails
from
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MAFIY
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ahd
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January
12,
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February
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23
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January
2,
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Aaent
Corner
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4th
SVeet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
RuU-
SAVAGE
and
Dryer
Ilrls
no
Wringer,
need,
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(":
.
Medal
at
last
Ll'tiebee
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and
Cnmulinii
Maidiines
Cash
price
$185.00:
also
sold
on
tenii.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
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or
Bad
Weather
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TOWING
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phone
Red
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