WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
hy
experts
to
be
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
m
the
past
i0
years.
12
gauge
only.
Support
the
Gyro
Carnival
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
toady
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning,
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
nd
flUlrihuling,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Rand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnfl.
C.
II
.Orme,
chairman,
report
ed
to
tlie
school
board
last
night
hat
repairs
lo
the
copings
and
fire
walls
of
Ilooth
Memorial
School
were
nearing
eomplelion.
!
was
difficult
to
estimate
what
he
final
cost
would
be
but
i:
was
expected
it
would
not
be
less
ban
$1,500.
4-
Mr.
Orme
gave
some
particu
lars
as
to
the
conditions
that
had
been
found
on
taking
down
the
fire
walls.
Moisture
and
frost
had
done
a
good
deal
of
damage
and
it
had
been
possible
lo
salvage
very
few
of
the
bricks.
The
work
now
being
done
it
was
liiouglit
would
remedy
the
eakage
to
a
large
extent
without
impairing
the
appearance
of
the
building.
enduranceTest
of
memory
expert
If
you
want
to
hear
a
memory
expert
take
a
mental
or
memory
endurance
Its!,
come
ami
hear
Chas.
V.
Hamley,
the
American
Indian
memory
expert,
lecture
on
and
demonslarle
the
u$c
of
a
trained;
.
memory..
All
you
.
.
know-
..;
Is
,
.
,
v
.
"...i
'
f
'
J,
what
you
remember.
All
yo'fl
refrflrTi"-
ifr
7.30
in
Kmprcss
Theatre.
Free
entertainment.
No
collection.
LEAGUE
BASKETBALL
NOT
IN
EKS'
HOME
Brother
Bills
and
Royal
Purple
Members
Made
Plans
For
Season
at
Social
Meeting
Last
Night
Mans
for
winter
activities
of
the
lodges
were
formulated
at
a
joint
social
meeting
of
the.
F.Iks
anil
Ladies
of
the
Itoyal
Purple
which
was
held
last
night
in
the
Klks-
Home,
F.xalled
Ituler
L.
Murray
Fuller
presiding.
II
was
derided
that
league!
basketball
games
would
not
be
played
in
the
hall
this
season
ut
that
courts
would
be
pre
pared
for
the
playing
of
badmin
ton
hot
IV
by
ladies
and
men.
Ar
rangements
we
rr
made
for
the
organization
of
teams
in
the
whist
and
cribbage
leagues.
Considerable,
enthusiasm
was
developed
in
a
membership
cam
paign
that
is
about
to.be
launch
ed
and
plans
were
started
for
the
annual
ChriRtmas
Cheer
campaign.
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
members
at
the
meeting.
Re
freshments
were
served
and
music
was
furnished
by
Arthur's
Orchestra.
SPORT
CHAT
Another
real
lively
Junior
football
game
will
probably
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
when
Hoolh
School
and
Horden
Street
meel
in
a
regular
league
fixture.
Hoolh
school
is
now
leading
In
the
standing
hut
will
htvc
to
win
everything
from
now
on
to
maintain
that
lead.
Horden
St.,
it
is
understood,
will
inject
some
new
blood
into
ils
team
for
die
occasion.
Ilooth
School
will
line
up
as
roilows:
Pierce;
Donald
and
Kami;
Cnllison,
Kclsey
and
Morrison;
Smith,
Dickens,-
Nel
son,
.Murray
and
crate;
reserve:
Dingwall.
Christy
Malliewson,
idol
of
United
Slates
baseball
fandom
over
a
span
of
more
than
two
decades,
and
one
of
the
grealest
pitchers
the
game
has
ever
t
paqe
roua
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
i
By
George
McManus
You
Had
Better
'
I
(fel
JHH
HI
oowfc
cow
the,
pHttf
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
j
iVe
cot
To
or
our
or
HSflKHfill
vow-iVc
eeen
P
llo--jiW!-
"
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'f-'voufRer
THibTowNNoTHOMe-
flPWawV
vo-all
rsicvvr
ft
JPStHm
WM
For
Dry
Kindling
Kvery
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Largo
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
fi.00
do-litered,
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
In
give
service
all
hoqrs.
One.
or
two
,
passengers
anywhere
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
polile
drivers.
COAL
We
have
a
new
coal
on-hand-
$11.00
per
ton
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
little
smoke.
A
perfect
range,
coal,
nut
size
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
ton
nowl
Drayage
of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
B
rea
d
Dig",
wholesome
loaves
of
delicious
nut-
..f.wt,
uunii;
11
hll
V
?
and
excellent
keeping
qualities.
FiveRoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
John
L.
Christie
Agent
Phone
534
REPAIRS
TO
BOOTH
j
known,
was
a
symbol
of
Hie
llnirlioil
Ivnn
of
American
snorlx.
SCHOOL
PROCEEDING
Running-
..e
fn
Cost
of
Work
Now
Under
Way
Will
Not
be
Less
Than
$1,500,
Chairman
C.
H.
Orme
Reports
gamut
01
nascnan
lame,
jtrsi
as
a
playing
star,
later
as
a
coach
and
manager,
Mathewson
left
the
game
to
answer
a
greater
call
during
the
world
war;
subsequently
fought
and
won
a
battle
for
his
life,
threatened
by
after
effects
of
his
service,
and
then
capped
the
climax
of
his
diamond
career
by
ret
urn
in;
as
part
owner
and
president
;of
a
major
leazue
club.
Hut
after
nil
the
remarkable
achievements
of
Mathewson'
career
are
recounted,
the
greatest
tribute
of
all
will
be
paid
to
his
wonderful
pitching
skill.
For
on
the
mound
lie
was
a
master
craftsman,
thp
Mathewson
responded"
lo
the
call
4o
the
war
at
the
close
of
the
abbreviated
season
of
1918
and
served
with
distinction
over
seas.
He
returned
to
become
a
coach
with
-the
fiianls
holding
that
post
until
1920,
when
he
became
seriously
ill
from
th
effects
of
being
"gassed"
during
the
war
and
faced
a
battle
for
his
life
with
tuberculosis.
Dis
playing
the
courage
which
wop
him
many
diamond
victories.
Matty
fought
and
won
the
battle
for
his
health
during
nearly
three
years
of
treatment
at
Suratiac,
Lake,
N.Y.
.-pronounced
practically
cured,
he
returned
to
New
York
in
the
fall
of
1922
lo
witness
the
world's
series
tri
iimph
of
his
old
team-males,
the
fiiants,
over
the
New
York
Van
kees.
Hestored
lo
health,
Mathew
son
was
eager
lo
gel
bark
into
the
game
and
when
early
in
1923,
an
old
friend
and
admirer,
Kiuil
K.
Fuchs,
prominent
New-York
attorney,
engineered
a
deal
by
which
a
New
York
syndicate
obtained
control
of
the
Host
op
llraves
from
(ieorge
W.
(Irani
"Dig
Six"
was
persuaded
to
take
the
club
presidency.
Mathewson
thus
took
his
place
among
the
few
playing
stars
who
The
fint
rnol
touch
UuUftUy
itopi
the
Cert
lain
and
bltUif
lulu
It
walie
out
la
manrrlouny
thnrt
UaM
Hit
worst
lormi
of
akin
dittanr.
lUrd
cruaU
and
Kaln,
wrnina
aorci.
poiwn'Mia
raihM,
Uflr
rruutioni.
tilniolea
au
akia
bkmUbei
yirld
Is
a
aingVe
Wile
TH
tnt
$1.00
kottU
rrllMwt
you
tt
jvut
nuiMi
lock.
Try
V.
U.
V.
toap,
loo.
ORME8
LIMITED
rose
to
executive
power
fn
the
came,
a
list
which
included
Charles
Comiskcy
of
the
Chicago
While
Sox;
Clark
(iriffilh.
o:
Washington;
Ilranch
llieky.
n'
the
St.
I.ouis
Cardinals;
John
McOraw,
of
the
New
York
(Han!
'
Jimmy
MoAleer,
A.
(1.
Spalding
and
John
M.
Ward.
Mathewson,
baseball
experts
agreed,
possessed
all
the
attribute
of
a
bril
liant
mnuHiisuian
as
wen
as
those
of
a
great
athlete
natural
skill,
keen
knowledge
of
the
sport,
generalship
and
coolness
under
fire.
One
of
the
inuil
popular
figures
In
the
history
of
the
game-
Anions:
player
ami
fans
alike,
"Hig
Six"
also
was
a
hero
and
idol
to
the
army
of
youthful
followers
of
the
nation-
most
consummate
and
brilliant
jal
pastime.
"Matty
was
without
artist
of
all
lime,
in
the
opinion.
a
c
r.
eithrr"Jtore
nr
ince.
he
of
many
of
students.
-a.
the
games
closes!
"Hig
Six"
a
sobriquet
contracted
from
"Hig
Six
Fooler"--started
his
major
league
career
with
the
New
York
Giants
In
1900,
-.and
it
was
during
his
t"
season
with
that
club
that
he
carved
a
lasting
niche
for
him-
elf
in
the
twirling
hall
of
fame.
Later
lie
became
manager
for
two
and
a
half
years
of
the
Cincinnati
Heds;
served
a
a
captain
in
the
chemical
warfare
arm
of
the
American
Kxpedition-ary
Force
during
the
world
war:
returned
from
the
service
to
re
join
his
old
team-males'
ill
.
-
...
T
J
eoacti
:nd
mired
TemTfnrnrily
in
expected
to
remember
is
lhefl)20,
when
his
health
t
ime,
dale
and
place
of
lecture.
idangerously
impaired.
He
Monday
evening
October
12
at
was
came
back,
hale
and
hearty,
in
February.
1923,
to
arcept
tlhe
presidency
and
part
ownership
of
the
Hosion
Nationals.
Feats
.
of
pitching
brillance
too
numerous
lo
catalogue
filled
Matty's
record
during
the
dozen
years
in
which
he
ranked
consistently
among
the
most
effective
twirl-ers
in
the
major
leagues.
days
he
was
at
lheheigh
of
his
greatness,"
declared
Mrliraw
.it
one
lime
in
patios
tribute
to
I
fx1
pitcher,
"lie
had
a
greater
variety
of
stuff
than
any
pitcher
I
ever
knew
or
handled,"
he
con
tinued.
"His
fast
ban
was
tb
eiual
of
Walter
Johnson's
or
mo
Husie's;
his
curve
rivalled
Nap
thicker;-
he
had
the
'faraway'
down
Iji
perfection;
and
utilized
his.
knowledge
of
I
batsmen
with
greater
effect
than
my
lwirler-rin
flic
game.
He
possessed
wonderful
control,
re
markahle
fielding
ability
ami
was
one
of
tin;
finest
snorts
man
lie
game
has.
ever
known.'
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
LEAGUE
The
1'rliwe
NAprrt
Fraternal
vll
l.wayne
UMUt
the
foil.
mint
w-ftmtatr
f
fur
lb
tun
half
T
Ihr
mi.
MEN
S
SECTION
0lcbtr
22
KU
v.
kniirbU
f
l-ythlu.
klilrhM
of
,0lli1ibV
.
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AMlf
ft.
Htijrrlli.wt
.
XuMl.urasjte
Lwlft,
suit
of
Canada
.
mm
of
LarUwl.
OcttfcW
30
kaiirtiU
of
taiumtrtit
.
kulnhu
of
Fv
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St.
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svr
Umt4
vt..
lojm
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v.
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Wtr
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Aum
at
KsirlaHd.
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Klkt
v.
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of
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tNNft.
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kntrhi
of
piMt.
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of
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si.
AiMlrr'i.
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r.
Lnjrl
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Uxlr.
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12
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r.
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Orn
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ft.
knacfau
of
f
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t
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of
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vi.
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kaitku
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m
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'
st.
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I'm"
v."to)ral
anr
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htm
ut
F.nrtarnl
n.
knOtbU
of
fjrtMa
poii
yt
Caiuila
v.
knlxhln
of
nnlumlMis.
Klka
.
Mor.
Dtmbr
3
Son
of
fciulaod
v.
urvat
War
Vtimnt,
'MdfHlowa
.
kiilrtil
r
titfmuluM.
Klka
va.
Sooa
of
Canada.
kniirbU
of
ryilsarva.
Uyal
Irani
Umltr
DKtmbar
10
kntrhta
of
I'ythlaa
va.
ft.
Ainlrwa.
irrat
War
Vru-rait
ra.
Loyal
orartKe
Klka
va.
Ul(l
fellow
i.
.M(m
va.
Mil
of
Canada.
Dmbtr
17
Oreat
War
Vfteran
va.
ft.
Aiidrrw'a.
smih
of
Kintlaiul
va.
Iyal
Oram
lilc
I.Ik
v.
knlrhta
of
ColHrnlMj.
M'miw
va.
Oil-lfi-llowa.
LADIES'
SECTION
Octebar
16
Ijdua
of
MuoM-hrart
va..
luurlilcra
iwj
Maid
of
F.nrUiui.
Pythlaa
Sllr
va.
Laillna
Oranya
lli-n
avHlnii
AMorlathn.
.
Octabar
23
Lailid
of
MooM-liMrl
.
I'yililan
BUUra
lianrliK-ra
ainl
MaMt
ef
Kntlaiul
va
i.inia
iiratme
iicufvoiini
Aamriauon
Nonmbar
f
Udlpa
of
Mnonrlirart
va.
I.adlca
Oranir
IKDcvolpiit
A
Mortal
km.
I'yililan
Slatrra
vn.
liaimlitcrs
ami
Maid
of
Kimland,
Novambar
20
Imijditi-ra
and
Malda
of
Knaland
va.
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nf
MiMMftirarl.
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(iranrr
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Aaaorlatlon
r.
fythlaii
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Mild
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II
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uranite
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Aaaoflalion
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and
Malda
or
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va.
I'y-
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and
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cards
in
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They
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bvdroom
suite,
Chesterfield
suites,
range,
stoves,
hn
linen,
trtwel,
window
blinds,
inraid
linoleum
and
printed
linoleurnn,
lounger,
chairs.
Clntriofiieres,
Dressers,
Ild-steads,
mat
I
reuses
and
springs.
Dinintr
tables,
kitchen
tables,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furniture
House.
I'hone
775
I-'OIt
SALK.
1-50
foot
by
II
foot
beam,
ill
ti.p.
fish
carrier,
in
good
condition.
t-M
foot
by
12
ft.
0
in.
beam.
SO
h.p.
eannery
temler,
citable
for
pur
seiner,
built
in
ti)2t.
For
pruum
anil
term
on
above
a
poly
Northern
Kx-chanue,
Seeornl
Ave.
t'M
not'Si:
FOIt
SALK
at
Terrac
five
moms,
one
and
one-
eighth
acre
of
land;
JO
fruit
trees
and
berries;
three
cbiek
en
liouos.
Or
wmild
exchanire
for
property
in
Prince
Ilupert
Apply
Mrs.
A.
Martin,
liox
Mil
Terrace,
lt.C.
t3R
foil
SALH.
Ladies'
Iteady-to-
Wear
llustness
in
Prince
Iltt-
pert.
II.C.
full
stock
Just
r
rfved.
F.xelustvo
hUNleU.
Musi
flvjtia
lo
111
health.
Apply
Mrs.
It.
GoMbloom
Third
Ave.
23B
foil
SALK.
Caaoline
launch
and
Ford
Sedan.
Ileal
map
on
lerrns.
Phone
Ited
720
for
particulars.
KM)
of
Month
Clean
Oul-25
reduilion
on
all
cash
aales
Prince
Iluperl
Exchange.
I'hone
052.
FOIt
IIF.NT.
four
roomed
mod
ern
house,
furnished.
330
fill
Avenue
)'m1.
Phone
lied
151
1110
Ilnrgnln
In
Sludelukcr
car
In
firs',
class
condition.
Ap
ply
Knox
Hotel.
235
MINK
oapn
for
sale,
very
reason
able
price.
Phone
Itlaek(33H
Mill
N.wji.
nauy
liuggy,
Mry
reasonable.
Phone
(Ircen
280
fOll
SALK.-
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baby
cai-rliiK"
Apply
82-1
Doribm
Street.
FOIt
SALK.
Iluffel
and
china
cabinet.
Phone
311.
tf
CARPENTERS
WIIKN
having
your
house
repaired,
sen
A.
H.
MacI'lierson.
Phone
Illack
iH7.
tf
'l'lio
nppoltiliiienl
of
Miss
Heatrlce
Hurke,
H.A.,
to
the
High
School
ll'iiehing
stair
was
confirmed
al
the.
regular
uioiillily
meeting
of
(he
school
board
las'
night.
BOARD
HOARD
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
IIOAHD
and
lloom
or
Hoard
only.
Photie
Ileal
707.
TO
RENT
FOIt
lin.VT.
Pianos,
player
piaqon,
phonographs
and
sewing
machine.
-Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
NKW
IIOUSi:
on
fifth
Avantift
West
will
be
ready
for
rent
about
October
IS.
Phone
Hexl
720.
K0II
HE.VT.
Mndem
house,
rlv
rooms
anil
bath.
Monro
Hro
WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
Obsli-lrb-al
3k':o
39!
h
Avenue
Weal
'Kem-dale,,
Vancouver.
II.
C.
Dr.
Ernest
Hall,
uperint,ndenl.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I0JO
Nah
five
passenger
touring
850
1-1921
Overland
Sedan
700
I-IUS2
ford
getlan
9125
I
-I
ton
For
truck,
panel
body
375
-I8IH
McLaughlin
light
0.
5
pass
....
250
I
-
ford
light
delivery
chasis
rebuilt
176
AU
cars
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Make
your
ewn
terms.
KAIEN
OARAGE
Ford
and
CJievrlel
Service
Sta
tion,
froodyear
Tire;,
Una,
Oil
and
Greases.
WltF-CKIXO
HV.nxiC.K
DAY
Oil
NUillT.
Phone
32.
If
TAXI
Taxi
C7
Phone
(Call
flenrge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Special
C
and
7
passi
nger
Slude-
bikers
al
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
F.mpre-N
Hotel.
vROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
llatrgaac
and
Kpre
flnd:Llt
tie's
New
Stand,
Phone
352.
Ile.
Plmlii'
l
ircen
fJJO
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching,
finest
re
productions
af
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anyfning
sent
fur.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Ilox
699.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl.
ore
Store.
We
Iluy.
Sell
and
Kx-chnnge
New
tnd
Secondhand
Ooodi.
QEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
Third
Sva
Pbn-ve
r
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4i
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RUPERT
TIDES
ttTTtta
Friday,
October
9
High
7:03
a.m.
15.5
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'
18:38
p.m.
10.2
"
Low
ii.io
0..UI.
0.7
"
12:28
p.m.
10.5
ft.
Saturday,
October
10
High
8:21
a.m.
15.3
fl.
20:02
p.m.
15.7
ft
Low
1
:20
n.m.
7.5
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13:11
p.m.
li.ft
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Lost
and
Found.&c
KINOLINQ
WOOD
All
dry
inside
wood
blocks
mixed,
10
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delivered.
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Mr
load
delli
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lyl
Sail
nu4
in
30-Lb.
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