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PAGE
FOTJH
ST.
GEORGE'S
DAY
OBSERVED
Enjoyable
and
Successful
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
by
Dnugh-
ters
of
England
Sl.
Ii
corse's
I
ay
was
celebrat
ed
inXiVniost
happy
manner
at,
the
whist
drive
and
'novelty
dance
Riven
last
night
liy
I
he
Daughters
ami
Maids
of
Knpland
in
"the
Itnslon
.Hall.
Attended
liy
well
over
son
persons,
the
affair
proved
.
an
oulslandinj?
sticenjis
'
and
was
highly
enjoyable
for
nil
those
present.
The
hall
and
whist
tables
were
elaborately
decorated
with
appropriate
colors
and
emblems,
the
general
appearance
being'
further
enhanced
with
the
colored
caps
worn
by'
all.
)
The.'
winners
al
whist,
were
:j
ladeis'
first;
Mrs.
II.
M.
Hale;1
ladies
second,
Mrs.
W.
O.
Hugh
es;
nigiiesi
individual
James
score,
Miss
'
Thompson;
men's
first,
Alex
Mcllae;
men's
second,
H.
II.
,
llcnimings;
highest
individual
score,
Jack
Judge.
Refreshments
were
served
anil
dancing
followed.
Music
was
furnished
by
an
orchestra
consisting
of
Mrs.
n.
P.
Ponder,
11.
Arthur,
ulr.,
II.
Eastman
and
Alex
Mitchell.
During
the.
dapc-!
ing,
l
lie
drawing
looK
place
Tor
a
beautiful
sandwich
tray
which
was
won
by
Henry
Smith.
David
.
Wilton
was
master
of
ceremonies,
Henry
Smith
and
George
I.eek
assisted
at
the
floor
and
the,
committee
in
charge
comprised
Mrs.
fieorge
I.eek,
convener,
Mrs.
Joe-
Howe,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
and
Mrs.
D.
Wilton.
The
happy
gathering
broke
up
at
2
o'clock
in
I
he
morning.
GRAIN
SHIPMENTS
a
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Approximately
142,000,000
Bushels
Delivered
to
Head
of
'
Lakes
and
32,000,000
to
Vancouver
WINN
I
PECS,
April
21.
During
(be
calendar
year
ending
December
31,
1021.
the
Canadian
Pacific
delivered
at
the
head
o
the
lakes
rl'oiH
the
western
provinces
112,31)5,181)
hushels
of
grain,
representing
3,85'J,35n
Ions.
During
the
same
period,
ofjicr
lines
handled
into
Hie
head
of
the
lakes
a
filial
oM
I
l,ii'.),377
bushels,
representing
3,887,813
tons.
During
flic
same
period,
nil-
i.aiiauiaii
raeuic
iicnvereiit
at
Vancouver
32,137,2(10
bushels,
represenling
1)59,350
tons
against
18,555,537
mishels,
representing
550,
(100
tons
delivered
at
that
port
by
other
lines.
In
addition
to
the
nrrain
transported!
to
fhe
head
of
the
lakes
and
to
Vancouver,
there
were
delivered!
to
the
mills
in
western
Canada,1
located
-on
Canadian
Pacific
tracks,
.11,578,101
bushels,
representing
1,073,
Ml
tons
against
13,
277,
'.100
bushes,
represenling
338,33!)
Ions
delivered
to
the.'
mills
by
oilier
lines.
The
gross
grain
tonnage
handled
by
tlio
Canadian
Pacific
during
the
year
192V
.amounted
to
210,111,
15'J
bushels,
representing
5,811
11
Ions,
being
55
per
cenl
of
Ihe
lotnl
yield
of
grains
in
western
Canada.
SHOWER
FOrIiDLeT
HOME
BAZAAR
HELD
Many
Donations
Received
and
Good
Collection
Taken
at
t
Affair
Yesterday
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
'
I.ulhernn
Church,
which
will'
have
charge
or
the
fish
pond
at
l
Ihe
forthcoming
Ilidley
Home
I
liazaar,
held
a
shower
tea
at
Ihe
"
lmnie
of
Mrs.
.1.
Hanson,
Fpglish
Hill,
yesterday
aflcrnoon.
j
Mrs.
A.
Akerberg
was
in'
charge
of
l)ie
kitchen,
Mrs.
Thor
Johnson
ami
Miss
Ingred
Isaac-'
son
served
lea,
Mrs.
SkaUlehol
bad
Miarffft
fit
Ihr
shower
table'
and
Mrs.
K.
Hallberg
was
cashier.
SMITHERS
IS
OUT
.
jFTER
TOURISTS
Auto
Association
of
Interior
Centre
Will
Issue
Booklet
js.Mi
ni
April
2.
ai
a
inerling
o'f
the
executive
of
the
Automobile
Association
held
In
the
Municipal
office
on
Tuesday
evening
a
,nialleiglven
considerable
discussion
was
lhat
of
ex-
BRINGING
UP
.FATHER
HERE'S
1
HE
MEDICINE.
THE
DOCTOR.
bEtNT
ploitinsr
the"
tourist
possibilities
of
the
district.
The
assistance
of
jlie
transfer
people
is
to
be
solicited
ami
it
is
planned
In
get
out
a
booklet.
.dealing
with
the
different
points
of
interest
in
Ibis
part
of
IJ.C.
and
showing'
bow
Ihey
can
be
reached
by
aulo.
There
are
-many
places
in
the
district
where
ideal
holidays
could
be
spent
ami
where
the
campers
have
the
best
of
fishing
and
hunting.
MRS.
GEORGE
NESS
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
Was
Native
of
Norway
and
48
Years
of
Age
Funeral
Will'
Take
Place
on
Sunday
The
death
occurred
in
:
the
Prince
lluperl
(leneral
Hospital
at
3
o'clock
this
morning
nf.Mrs.
(ieorgi
Ness.
Deceased
was
IH
years
of
age
and
was
a
naljye
of
Norway.
She
is
survived
by
widower
who
is
at
present
op
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
anil
her
mother
is
living
here.
Deceased
had
been
residing,
at
023
F.igblli
Avenue
West.
The
funeral
will
take
place
oil
Sunday
under
the
direction
of
the
I
l.C.
Undertakers.
iROTARIANS
TO
VISIT
KETCHIKAN
EARLY
IN
MAY
FOR
BIG
OCCASION
-
-
-
Many
Will
Make
Trip
If
Ar
rangements
Can
be
Made
to
Charter
Boat
Frank
0.
r
nor
of
Ilotary,
is
expected
In
arrive
in
Prince
Ililpert
May
7
and
he
will
install
the
new
officers
of
fhe
local
Ilotary
Club,
proceeding
then
lo
Ketchikan
where
lie
will
present
the
recently
organized
club
with
their
'charier.
The
local
club
is
trying
lo
!naI!p
-"raiiBcnicnJ.
In
charier
n
lioal
lo
take
members
over
and
return,
so
lhat
Ihey
may
not
be
long
away
from
their
businesses.
If
Ihey
can
make
n
quick
Irip
a
Kreat
many
will
go.
WATERFRONT
WAS
VERY
BUSY
THIS
MORNING
Four
Big
Vessels
Were'
Tied
up
at
Q.T.P.
Dock
at
Nine
O'.
clock
There
was
a
congestion
nf
steamers
at
the
fi.T.P.
wharf
this
morning
about
8.30.
The
Prince
eSeorpe
was
berthed
at
Shed
No.
2,
Ihe
fug
Kl
Cedo
and
barge
and
xtrainvr
Ctilkoot
at
I,
and
Ihe
Prince
ebarles
at
No.
3.
When
Card.
Andy
John
stone
brought
the
Venture
along
al
nine
o
clock,
he
was
forced
lo
I
find
ii
hni-
fov
cleanliness
Don't
tall
the
plamhcr
whm
tht
tlnk
drain
rl
tholtd.
A
little
t;il!ctt'
l.till
prubtbijr
clnr
It
in
t
frw
mlnutm.
Kcor
of
ethtr
imm
around
th
iinittrr
horn.
GILLETT'S
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
r
ffar
CLAD
VTlta
HERE.-
I'VE
b
THE
IbEE-tH
V3L.E.E.P
AHO
THE
SO
MOCJi-
i
wnt
FEEU
UIKE,
A
opera,
MIGHT
WATCH
A
MrN
EST
S3
!
2L
ilttVflfi
the
&mmHM
Recipe
rr1
calk
for
nuit
If
Because
it
is:
pure
and
coJ
safe
and
clean
I
I
economical
I
I
easy
to
keep
I
I
easy
to
order
I
St.
Charlo
Recife
1
Book
Free
Writ
1
The
Borden
Co.
)A
Umlttd
A
If
Vancouver.
I)
ST.C..ll-4
r
nose
in
to
the
rear
of
the
Chil-koot
which
let
off
her
aft
lines
ami
warped
outside
of
the
larger
ves-1.'
ARTHUR
LITTLE
TO
.
LEAVEJOR
FLORIDA
Pioneer
News
Agent
Announces
That
he
Is
Endeavoring
to
Sell
His
Interests
In
This
District
A.
C.
Little,
(lie
pioneer
new
agenl,
announced
this
moniing
lhat
he
is
about
lo
sell
nut
his
inlero'sjs
in
Ihe
city
ami
ilislric'
will
a
view
lo
moving
to
Ihe
more
hospitable
climate-of
Florida.
He
has
bei'if.
here
for
over
seventeen
years
and
many
of
his
frieiidK
will'
regret
to
hear
that
he
is
planning
on
leaving.
MOTORSHtP
IS
TAKING
PLACE
OF
THE
STEAMER
LONDON.
April
?.-
A
big
sea
change'
steamships
to
motor-ships
is
predicted
in
the
innual
repifrl
of
Harland
and
Wolffs,
the
big
shipbuilding
'I"Jie
company,
which'
has
13
motorships
under
cnuslriiclion.
including
three
liners
nf
over
20,000
tons,
reports
thai,
judging
from
present
Indications,
"(lie
ninlnrship
will
-
supersede
the
steamship
in
much
the
same
was
as
in
the
cofvrsc
nf
Ihe
last
century
the
steamship
superseded
Ihe
sailing
ship."
FILIPINOS
WOULD
KEEP
OUT
CHINESE
MANILA.
April
2..
Further
restriction
of
Chinese
imm.igra-
t
ion
into
the
Philippine
Islands
is
sought
by
a
committee
ap
pointed
by
Ihe
governor
general
to
study
Ihe
question.
II
is
1111
dcrslood
the
committee
will
pro
pose
an
amendment
to
llie
present
Chinese1
"immigration
law;
requiring
llial
all
Chinese
immi-frranlx
claiming
to
lie
merchants
possess,
at
Ihe
time
of
enhance.
at
least
$5,000
as
initial
capita
I'nder
the
present
laws
only
e'.hiiiesv
merchants
and
Iheir
relatives
are
admitted
-lo
Ihe
I'bilippines.
Al
the
Ilotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
president
Kcrgin
urged
upon
Ihe
member
Ihe
deslraliil
ily
nf
supporting
the
"ave
Ihe
v:
HOPE
MX
HO'oOKtsO
CiETb
OVCR
CAb'A.6
TOliC
COT
HOC.b
et.A.TE.N
AvtSO
him
To
Trne
ne,
to
the
f-jm-
ZZ
M
J
w
,
A
n
f
M
it
7
3-
3W
J
NEW
PEOPLE
IN
UNITED
STATES
Twenty-Four
Thousand
Aliens
Land
In
Country
per
Month
Mostly
German
and
British
WASHINGTON,
April
21.
In
the
Tirst
eijrlil
months'
operation
of
the
new
immigration
act
18!),-00
aliens,
represenling
many
races,
came
to
American
shores.
This
shows
an
average
iif
a
Utile,
under
21,000
n
month.
New
York
slate
got
13,188
of
he
immigrant;
California
II,-
:10;
Illinois
12,880;
Massaclui-
iimis
.-o.iao:
.Micnigaii
10.112;
New
Jersey
'7,
77!;
Ohio
5,y23;i
,'eniisylvaniu
10,037;
Texas
10,-25,
and
Washi'nlou
stale
7.103.
An
immigration
bureau
surve-y
1
1
own
llial
Alabama,
Arkansas,
'olorndn,
eieorgia,
Illinois,
In-liaim,
Iowa.
Kansas,
Kentucky,
daryland,
.Mississippi,
Missouri,
Vebraka,
New
Jersey,
Ohio,
Ok-j
ahoma,
I'ciinylvaiiia,
South
Da-ulu,
I
tali
and
Wisconsin
had
iini'i'
(iermans
than
any
oilier
aoe
settling
within
Ibcir
bnr-Jers.
California,
Florida,
Idaho.
Massachusetts..
...
Michigan,
North
Carolina,
Oregoii,
f'oulh
flaro--ina.
Tennessee,
Washington
and
csl
Virginia
had
a
preponder-iiui!
of
'Knglish
among
their
levvcomers.
-"nr
Alaska,
Minjiivsota,
Mont
una.
Vorlh
Dakota'
"hint
Wyoming
ound
a
nrajnijl
of
llipir
imini-?rants
.Scandinavians.
In
Ari-.011,
Louisiana,
NVyjiila,
New
Mexico
and
Texas
fhe
greatest
ii
flu
x
was
of
Mexicans.
Coo-ii.'Ctlcul,
Maine,
New
Hampshiri,
Ihode
Island
aiid
Verinonl
at
tracted
I
rench
111
greatest
iiuiu-
ers,
ami
.
Delaware
and
New
Vork
found
that
the
Irish
sought
heir
borders
in
etculcst
throngs.
Despite
the
Japanese
exclusion
irovision,
iil8
Japanese
wei-e
.ulmilleil
as
students
and
pro.
fessional
men.
No
i
in
migrants
were
recorded
is
going;
to
(lie
Philippine
Is-ands.
Nevada
showed
the,
least
lumber
of
alien
newcomers,
00,
fie
Virgin
lslnnd
received
Ihe
!owest
number"
outside
contin-
i)
I
ul
I'niled
Slates,
wilh
only
six.
Alaska
had
but
52
immi-
.'lanls.
SKIDEGATE
FISHERMEN
PREPARE
FOR
TROLLING
SKIDI'.OATF.,
April
21.
--
All
he
fishermen
around
here
nre
busy
gelling
Iheir
boats
in
shape
'or
the
Indling
season
al
Hippo
Island
on
the
west
coast.
It.
is
expected
lhat
Captain
Ilert
llan-)ii
and
Cap!..
Charlie
Svemlson,
he
two
popular
buyers
for
the
".anailiim
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
i'onipany
will
show
up
spoil,
'oiiie
of
I
lie
old
timers
say
there
will
be
no
springs
at
Hippo
unless
Capt.
Hert
Hanson
is
there.
SUN'S
CORONA
IS
jF
PART
SOLID
MATTER
fiew
Method
of
Timing
Eclipses
to
be
Used
In
Juno
1927.
WASHINGTON,
-April
21.
A
suiiiinaiizalion
of
scientific
k.nowblge
galheretl
from
(lit
sun
:
eclipse
January
21,
lias
led
Hie
llureaii
of
Standards
lo
three
111:.
in
conclusions.
These,
are
'
lhat
the
suiirs
corona,
which
is
the
scientific,
term
for
Ihe
radlftnl
maiillo
.of
materia!
.slrelching1
lo
great
distances
from
the
main
orb,
Is
in
part
composed
of
Molld
or
)iiiid
l-nrest
CainpaiKii
going
on
tbi$,
material,
and
not,
entirely
o
week.
Leaflets'
were
distribulod
igas.
in
conneclioil
with
it.
I
That
the
existence
of
an
clc
I
V
I
DON'T
Vir-tOvy
WHO
fMiOve.
VfOZ.
PHOhin'
tiOA"
'HCUsO
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTKB
MAID
WANTF.D.
Apply
Mrs.
A.
F.
Wright,
115
Fifth
Avenue
Fast.
.)
'
FOR
SALE
F0H
SALH
at
TerracB,
Jl.C
Thrct)
ten
acre
chicken
ranched
to
bo
sold
al
once,
as
owner
is
leaving
Ihe
country.
Price
$75.00,
-J
1
50.00
and
S'.'OO.OO.
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llieni
over
quick.-
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to
A.
C.
Little,
I'rince
Rupert,
I
I.C.
102
FOIl
&ALK
Completely
equipped
pleasuro
boat.
30
x
0,
15
h.
p.
Ilcrfhs
for
four
pernorm.
NeW
and
in
first
class
condition.
A
bargain
for
quick
sale.
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llox
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News
OIUcu.
OASHOAT
for
rfal.
Nhw,
150
feel
long.
5-7
horse
pimi-r
engine.
Apply
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Yacht
Club.
11
Hilt
SALK.
Kitchen
range
and
line
sewing
nincninc.
inoii'i
Oreen
02
S.
t0
KOK
HUNT.
Furnished
house,
six
rooms.
Phone
(irei-n
103.
TO
RENT
TO
HF.NT.
Suite,
five
rooms.
hat
It
and
riyige
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O.
P.
1
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
tf
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llros.
If
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830
Second
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137.
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HOOM,
or
boar.1
only.
Phone
Ited
707.
LOST
LOST.
Lady's
jfoli!
hraeelel
walcli.
Finder
please
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I
hi
ily
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office.
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scratching.
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re-produdions
of
latest,
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Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
tiy
world
famed
arlists.
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and
bear
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,
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RUPERT
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STORE,
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Avenue
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
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for
Ilaggage
and
Fxpress
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Plume
lied
213.
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phono
Oroen
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H.
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TRANSFER
Phone
177
Bannane,
Furnituro
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
(liiO.
meul
in
the
sun,
provisionally
dubbed
"coronium,"
wiich
ha
never
beeir
encountered
on
Ihe
earth's
globe,
is
fairly
well
established.
That
a
new
method.
of
liming
eclipses,
based
011
Ihe
phenoifi-ena
of
light,
can
be
worked
opt
and
applied
on
June
2K,
1
1127,
when
llie
nexl'
great
eclipse
of
I
lie
sun,
visible
in
F.urope,
is
KILLING
SONGSTERS
EDMONTON
SUBURBS
KDMONTON,
.April
21.
The
lloyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
are
Inkling
action
against
boys
and
men
on
Hie
outskirts
of
llie
city
who
have
been
shooting
robins
and
oilier
song
hints
Just
arrived
from
Hie
south.
II
i
llie
duly
of
the
Canadian
force
to
prosecute
under
Hie
Migratory
Hird9
Protection
Atl.
w
By
George
McManUs
ILL
KEUP
PtvCR.:
r
Grft
linuin
orl
t
icurtr-J
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NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
tken
for
leu
than
50c
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PftlCFK
OF
EASTHOPF,
,1
-CYCLE
Marine
Kngines
4-il.P.
without
c
In
lull
$185.00
i-H.P-
I
cylinder
MD
200.00
0-II.P.
1
cylinder
UD
5o.oo
8-11.1.
I
cylinder'
Ili
T50.00
8-11.
P.
2
cylin.lrr
MH
450.00
1C-II.P.
1
c.ylm.lci'
1.1)
175.00
All
Ihe
above
except
the
first
include
the
!
unions
.lo-t
M-verse
fieaT,
and
lull
i-li-clrical
and
propeUi-r
eipiiiioiiii.
The
heat
that
motley
can
buy.
Fast
hope
llros.,
174;
iourgi.1
SI.
W.
Vneouver,
D.C.
Alywys
at
your
mmah
.
SHCDD0N
TAXI
134
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
Fim
pa
sengcr
Dodge
Si-
lau
('niiifurl
and
Oourieay.
Kali's;
sue
for
I
or
-
paellK,",'.
25c
for
each
addilioajil
pasBenger.
PH0NE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Ob
haby"
at
your
nor
vice
day
or
night,
Comfort
Safety-
Courieny.
If
it's
a
water
Irip
call
Laurie
Lambly.
Phones
670
or
I31.
TAXI
592
I'HK
DliPKNDAIM.F
TAXI.
Duj
and
Night
service.
Com
fori
a
ail
Courtesy
is
my
intto;
PHONE
92
CONRAD
LEE
'
Stand:
Richmond
Ilooius.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phono
(Call
ejeorge,
Paul
or
flusf
Prompt
Service
and
Uomforv
Day
or
Nig"
t
Stand:
oss
cries.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Arrrss
from
ISmpr
ss
Hole.
FURNITURE
WH
handle
the
FANVGKTT
guaranteed
eopiier
t-ftJifinir
Steel
Jtanges
and
all
gTaiUs
Of
high
grade
furniture
wo
exchange.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Aiintionce.rii
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
nre
Slore.
We
IHiy.
Sell
and
Hx
change
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
fllcO.
PAPADUPULIS,
330
Third
Ave.
Phone.
140
MONUMENTS
P.
LcClnlro
Sub.
P.O.
No.
I.
Prince
lluperl.
B.C.
,
Agent
for
Granite,
Marble
and
Stone
Monuments
and
Headstones.
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
you
have
any
plain
sewing!
or
fancy
work
yon
wish
to
poso
of,vwe
Will
sell
il
for
you.
Articles
in
this
department
not
limited
to
ode
dollar.
The
Dollar
Store,
Hed
321.
KNITTED
GOODS
SWT.ATKHS
and
all
kinds
of
knilonl
pood
made
to
order'.
Phone
lllaek
.T.I
5.
If
'-.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
Friday,
April
24
High
1:118
a.m.
21.1
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1
1:11
p.jn.
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Low
8:33
a.m.
2.3
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50i3i
p.m,
5.0
"
Saturday,
April
25,
High
2:31
a.
111.
20.8
fl.
15:10
p.m.
18.0
"
Low
...
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0:10
a.m.
2
7
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21.13
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