PAGE
F0TJ2
Yes
it
whips
easily
and
is
delicious!
A
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
Arriving
Sixth
Today
Shipment
if
Fif(i
Killed
MEAT
AND
POULTRY
FROM
THE
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Carload
of
Fresh
Vegetables
Arriving
Monday
dive
us
a
trial
Sealy
WE
ARE
8
Sixth
SL
SOLE
for
Wo
will
Doodsofi
Street
Phone
45S
AGENTS
AJAX
HE
A
VI
ES
Pronounced
Uy
exports
to
be
the
finntest
advancement
made
in
shot
sh
!ls
in
the
past
iO
years.
12
gaue
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Half
load
$3.00
Large-
sacks
'.
.
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
S6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
be
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prices
l.'nrhaniged
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
63.
(.triage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
8ervfce.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
Wa
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Uovlng.
i
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
TOO
WANT
TO
HIKE
I'LL
T;e
vwM.J
7
ton
S7
"
MVO
QEEH
f
ClOCK
.o.CXJMD
the
II
R.R.S
MRS
J
LAND
ACT.
1
Players
Club
Triid
Out
Screaming
Farce
In
Empress
Theatre
Last
Evening
Al
the
F.niress
Theatre
lat
night
ljn
plaviT-
club
had
the'r
first
theatre
rchearsial
of
"Jane"
the
sereainni(r
faree
which
the;
are
to
put
on
at
the
W
enltinlnie
Theatre
Monday
iilshl
conimene-
ing
at
eight,
with
Alex.
A.
Gon-
non,
as
ilirertor.
I
lie
result
ex
ceeded
exudation
and
it
i.
cnnfiileiilly
aiilicipalfil
thai
with
a
full
dre;!
rehearsal
lomorfow
(
in
the
West
(m
'line
for
thft
flni.Ii-iiik
Inuclie-t
the
play
will
ton
fully
ready
for
the
(-ritics
Monday.
The
part
of
Jane
is
taken
hi
Mr?
Allies
l)imaldon,
whil
William,
the
inan-.rvant.
her
lni-lianl.
i
W.
II.
Walton,
ll.itii
nt
thesi
take
their
part
well
and
William
is
a
scream
throughout
others
in
the
cast
ar
ileorpe
Mitchell,
.1.
S.
Wiln.
I..
!
.hirnieson
and
the
Misses
11.
Iiurke.
I).
Laiton,
1.
Creiliton
Florence
Ailcheson.
The
liusi-ness
manager
W.
II.
P.
Plem-ing.
l'ickets
have
been
goin?
off
rapidly
and
by
Monday
evening
I
lie
Weslluiliiie
should
1m
sidn
"lit.
I'rnfcfds
arc
for
the
Princ;-
jJl'Miert
Museum.
ARMISTICE
DANCE
HELDATSMITHERS
Successful
Event
at
Which
War
Veterans
Entertained
Guests
from
Whole
Valley
SMITH
Kits,
Nov.
It.
The
Armistice
I
lance
given
by
tin
O.W.V.A.
on
Wednesday
night
in,
the
Town
Hall
was
one
of
the
merriest
and
largest
of
dance
;
held
in
Smilliers.
The
veterans
had
as
their
guests,
folk
from
a'l
points
of
the
liulkley
Valley.
Th
ball
had
been
artistically
decorated
with
a
large
number
of
flag
:md
red,
white
and
blue
stream
ers
and
a
large
committee
unde,
Major
iale
and
Al.
Finnerly
kept
things
moving
at
a
lively
pace
throughout
the
evening..
The
(Jrcy
six-piece
orcjieslrr.
provided
xccllenl
music
and
th
Newberry
Ilakcry
the
LAND
ACT.
Notict
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchat
Land
In
I'rlnce
tiuptri
Land
neconllnr
Dis
trict
nf
i'rln-r
liojwrt
and
Jlmalf
nn'tlte
east
hon-
of
Barnard
iivp,
Prlnresa
lloyal
Island.
Hanre
four.
Coat
plairlct
take
MiTli:E
Uial
Sonirvill
nnrr
.oniuaiiy
i.iniitmi
w
vanniuver.
B.C..
r-uatln
parkfrc,
lntiHs
to
apply
for
rM-niiifsKm
Ui
purrnase
tn
follow
inr
or
orriwo
hiwi?:
oiiiinnlnir
at
a
pnat
planleil
nn
th
fMirthtat
(Iwjiw
of
Haroard
Ccrvr,
I'rlnrrM
lloyal
(fluid.
Ranr
4.
Coast
piatrlrt.
thfiiie
cail-rly
twenty
rhaln;
lhme
southerly
Kty
rhalni;
thrnri
wrttrrlr
Tony
rhalim;
thenre
iwrttHTly
flte
rhalns,
mort-
or
li-,
to
hlah
wair
mark;
tlu-nre
rollomnr
hlrti
water
mark
in
an
ramrrly
and
northerly
direction
to
point
of
commencement,
and
ronlalnlnf
one
hundre
ai-cei-.
nwr-
or
lea.
SUMEnVILI.E
CAXMEItY
CO.
LTD
Applicant.
Ver
V.
1.
TIkiiiwii.
A
tent
Dated
Oftfihee
jttl
101
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
Racordlng
Dlatrlct
of
Talagraph
Crtat.
TAKE
MUTICE
that
John
Jacob
Eowler.
of
(Jreat
Olarler,
Stlklne,
rancher.
Intend
lo
pply
for
pernilMlnn
to
purchase
the
followlnr
denrrilied
tand:
Commencinir
at
a
pott
planted
on
the
west
bank
of
the
Stlklne
Itlver,
near
the
Oreal
Glacier,
at
Multicast
eorner;'
thence
runninr
north
10
chain;
thence
in
a
westerly
direction
o
rhatnt;
thence
In
a
southerly
direction
in
chains-,
ilienc.
In
an
easterly
direction
70
rhalna,
to
com
nienceinent
post.
Dated
Anruft
Hat.
IStl.
ouu
tt-p
nivi
m
Nollca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Prince
rtupert
Und
iteeordlnr
Dllrlct
of
Oiasl
nanre
6.
and
initiate
on
rvorin
narnaei
itiand.
TAKE
XOTICI-:
that
Alfred
Rwanaon.
of
rrince
itupert.
occupation
Mariner,,
in
ti-nds
lo
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
follow
Infr
deirrllx-d
lands:
Conimi-ncinr
at
a
pot
planted
on
the
aoiith
point
or
nrlh
Rarhael
Itiand;
tlM-n
aniiind
huh
water
mark
to-
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
w
lorn,
iiHirc
ar
lean.
Al.rilF.D
SWANSOM.
.
E-
Wrlthf.
Dated
October
16th.
1J5.
ftlnc
hupert,
B.C.
AppllranL
a
tent.
r
oceco
TEH
VAST
to
rtx
UP
LIKE.
A
COO
TO
TRICMTEN
RFHFARSAI
(V
CARDS
AND
DANCING
itry:
i
armories
last
eye
JANE
WAS
rim
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
by
Army
Men
and
Friends
at
Regimental
Headquarters
Some
thirty-five
couples
at
tended
the
whist
drive
and
dance
which
was
held
last
evening
in
the
Armory
by
the
First
Hal-talion.
North
U.C.
HcgiinCnt.
The
hall
was
prettily
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
the
affair
troved
quite
enjoyable.
Winners
al
cards
were:
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Murray
and
Miss
Dorothy
Tnrnafyne;
men's
first,!
lion.
Mrs.
Ponder;
men's
conso
lation,
Albert
Palmer.
Music
was
furnished
liy
Kenny
Hood's
Orchestra
and
Sergeant
C
L.
Yotingman
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Oimmiltees
were
a?
follows:
Decoration.
Lieut.
N.
W.
Pringlr,
ergeant
Potior
and
Sergeant
Kastmnn.
Music
Lieut.
Jack
Harnsley
ami
Itandmaster
Wilson.
F'loor
Sergeant-Major
Itobin-son.
Hefreshmenls
Cnpt.
CI.
P.
Tinker
and
Serjreant
iMnvory.
Finance
Lieut.
A.
Itir
nnd
Sergeant
I'nwin.
SURPRISE
PARTY
IN
THEIR
HONOR
Friday
the
Thirteenth
was
Thir
teenth
Anniversary
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
l
R.
Parry's
Wedding
The
occasion
beint?
the
thir
teenth
anniversary
of
their
wed
ding
day,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
It.
Parry.
C32
Sixth
Avenue
West,
were
last
evening
hosts
w
some
twenty
frienils
who
s
prune
a
suri'rise
part
on
them.
Whist
was
played
and
the
winners
were:
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Y.
M.
Ooshy;
ladies
second.
Mrs.
J.
fiawthorne;
men's
first,
William
Itance;
men's
second,
Slev
f'mw-Ihorne.
Itefreshmenls
were
ser
ved
and
dancing
was
enjoyed.
Mrs.
(Sawthorne
accompanying!
on
the
piao.
DAVID
GLENNIE
QUOITS
CHAMPION
Presentation
of
Trophy
Was
Made
Last
Night
at
Meeting
of
SL
Andrew's
Society
At
the
meeting
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
last
night.
Diyid
tilennie
was
presented
by.O.
W.
Abbott
with
the
trophy
marking
the
quoits
championship
of
the
society
which
be
recently
won.
Penny
(ireeti
was
a
passenger
on
die
i.atala
tin
morning
for
Vancouver.
She
Could
Never
Do
The
Things'
Other
Girls
Did
Mini
L
J.
Hews,
Scollnr'l,
Alt
a.,
writea:
"I
am
only
twenty
yean
old,
but
bare
autTered
from
fceart
palpitation
and
nerve
trouble
fcr
several
years.
I
coulJ
never
do
the
things
other
girl
did,
that
is,
in
the
Una
of
sports,
skating,
etc.,
and
eould
never
depend
on
myself
at
work.
About
six
months
ago
I
begaa
and
am
just
twice
the
girl
I
was,
and
can
enjoy
everything
in
general
life
so'
much
more.
I
am
very
grateful
for
what
your
Pills
have
done
for
me."
Put
ub
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co,
Limited,
-Toronto,
Oat.
xne-w
-rex.'
JOVT
TO
SCA,t
THE
WERE
o
fu.
6gST,EVES
PARENT-TEACHERS
i
OF
TERRACE
ACTIVE,
Arrange
to
Purchase
Piano
and
Receive
Gift
of
Stoddart
Lectures
for
the
School
TKHHAGK,
Nov
U.
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
tli
Parent
-
Teachers
Assooialion
Thursday
evenlnr,
J.
M.
Unit
lr
the
chair,
it
vrns
deeMed
to
purchase-
a
new
Welter
piano
from
Pitman's
of
Prince
Ceorge
fo
the
oe
of
the
school.
The
treas
urer
reiwrteil
I7j
in
the
fund
toward
thai
purpose.
II
wks
dehled
to
raM
a
ine1
(J.
Norrington;
ladies'
consoha-iing
November
20
to
orgnittie
community
Christmas
tree
siny
lar
to
last
year.
Miss
Dobb
read
an
interest
in
i
article
on
the
movement
towards
instituting
"vcmhI
will
day"
and
Miss
Kerr
dHtgtiled
the
gathering
with'
a
violin
solo
with
.Mrs.
Keith
at
the
piano.
A
letter
was
read
from
Itev.
W.
J.
Parsons,
Mellnd-.
in
which
he
said
be
hail
received
instruction
from
Mrs.
A.
Inaghy,
who
i!
one
tune,
lived
here,
to
present
to
the
association
a
set
of
Slod-
darl's
lectures
which
she
had
left
in
Terrace.
These
are
In
be
placed
in
the
school
library
and
to
be
Hie
property
of
the
associ
ation.
A
committee
of
thre
was
ap.
pointed
to
arrange
for
the
serving
of
the
cocoa
in
the
school
at
lunch
hour.
TERRACE
NOTES
D.
W.
Cassells,
I'.X.H.
oerator
al
Terrace,
accompanied
by
Mr.
Casells
and
two
daughters
Opal
anil
Hvelyn
.fi
on
Wedneay
on
a
holiday
trip
to
points
in
Alberta.
They
will
visit
with
Mr.
Cassell's
(Hirents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
M.
Smilli,
IlmOiilon,
and
with
Mr.
I'assell'
ruolber
in
I'algarr,
as
well
as
other
points.
They
expect
to
be
gone
alnnil
a
month
and
will
return
via
Vancouver.
F.
T.
Appleyard
will
have
charge
at
the
depot
during
Mr.
OnsseM's
absence.
Mrs:
Percy
Slilnner
of
Usk,
visited
at
the
home
of
Iter
broth-
!er
W.
C
Sparke
on
Wenlnesilay
Mrs.
Smith
left
on
Thursday
for
her
home
n
Vancouver
after
having
spent
Ihe
liiH
1wu
nirtnUis
dl
the
home
of,
Iier,ia.yghlr,
Major
llearnn
nf
Lake)se
Hatchery
was
in
(own
on
Thurs
day.
neverni
teams
of
horses
were
shipped
from
Terrace
to
I'sk
on
Thursday
to
lie
usftf'hy
Hie
Han
ada
Products
Co.
In
the
lakiiu
out
of
a
large
quantity
of
boom
slick
lo
Iw
shipped
to
Lake
Superior.
It.
M.
Cory
left
on
for
l.akelse
Hatchery.
Thursday
Mrs.
S.
J.
R.
Ambury
nf
Ter
race
ien
on
cunesijay
on
a
prolonged
visit
with
friends
i
Itollnn,
Lancashire,
I'.iiglaiu
Mrs.
Amsbnry
will
vlsll
with
friends
In
Vancouver-
en
route
and
Mills
from
Montreal
on
th
"Monlcnirn".
November
25.
She
expect
to
be
away
about
a
yea
It.
Taper
and
daughter
Lllla",
or
I'acirtc
were
in
town
mi
Wed
nesday.
Mrs.
Thos.
McSulilifn
of
Pacl
Tie
is
visiting
ft
I;
Jlie
home,
of
Mrs.
T.
.1.
Marshy
Mrs.
Hull
and
datigliler
of
Usk
were
liuslncsn
ys(lors
on
Thursday.
The
W.A.
will
mecl
Hits
coining
week
al
tile
homo
of
Mrt
LLL,i
J
rr
wv
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
M1
on
"a
O'M
s
1st
i
riaiuAr
SlCt
Iw
Il
fV
J
KCTS
THREE
mmm
-i
i
.
,
-j-g
T
V
O
WE
M
OM
ME
!
'
CT
CXM
OF"
7,
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
Icia
than
50c
TO
RENT
Ft
HI
HUNT,
lining;
concern
a.
lUiw
-Hay
including
3
mom-and
bath,
furnished.
Uwnr,
gooil
business.
Owner
must
leave
city
on
buitie..
Phono
Hed
7
go.
tf
TO
nii.VI'.Four
rotned.
fur-nishetl,
motlern
house,
with
piano
and
large
pantry.
Also
three
rooms
furnishesl,
mo.-ern.
Phone
Hlue
195.
'
If
FOH
ItKNT.
Warm
furnishe
I
room,
suitable
for
two
gentlemen.
Close
in
Phone
Hlue
7?"
or
cull
tat
Fifth
Ave.,
Weal.
FOH
ItKNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
anil
sew-in;
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
FOH
HUNT.
Lame
two
slnrev
bouse.
Third
Avenue
near
Me
Meekin's
(Jrocery.
Welei,-aver
Hros.
(i
10
HUNT.
New
five
roomed
mMlern
flat,
healed
and
electric
range.
Apply
Dynhavn
A
Hanson.
tf
FOH
RrSNT.
Four
roomed
hotis
with
hath,
furnished.
December
t.
?&..
Apply
i.
P.
Tin-ker.
tl
011
HKNT.-
I'ive
roomcil
apart
ment,
completely
Turnishert.
No.
7
Waldron.
Phone
-'it"
FUH.NTSHF.Ii
IIOFSK
for
ltant.
Hange
and
other
furniture,
fm
ale.
SIS
Fourth
Avenue
P.a!.
FOH
HKNT.
Two
room
furnfh-
eil
apjfftioent
hjr
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
007.
MOIiKHN
FLAT
for
lteut.
Apply
Max
lleilbroner.
If
Carr
with
Mrs.
Hamlin
a
hostes
Hie
ladle
are
very
buy
in
pre-
pa
rat
Ion
for
their
annual
Xiuas
haaar
lo
be
held
on
Saturday.
November
28.
Mrs.
Ainl
of
Pacific
ttmii
on
Wednesday.
wa
in
O.
fi.
Sessions
of
Pacific
in
town
on
Wednesday.
wa
Mr.
and
Mr,
(leo.
K.
Keith
en.
lertatned
,
at
three
t
a
trie
nf
Hrfdge
n
Tnewlay
evening.
Ilie
prize
winner
for
the
evenitte
were
Mrs.
Sundal
and
II.
M.
fiory.
Hefreshment
were
served
and
several
musical
number'
were
much
enjoyed.
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Thomas
Turne-
and
two
children
reulrned
oi.
Wednesday
from
Hiuellon,
wher"
Mrs.
Turner
ha
wnt
the
la'
two
weeks.
Mr.
Turner
who
ha
been
assisting
II.
M.
Wilson,
on
the
cnrjrnnler
work
of
the
nurses'
home
in
Ilntelton
roturneil
there
on
Thursday.
-I.
F.rlandson
of
Herno
wn
town
on
Tlmrwlay.
In
Mrs.
.1.
Went
left
on
Thursday
for
Idaho,
being
called
there
by
Ibe
Illness
of
her
sister.
Carl
0nr!on,
Usk,
wa
a
Terrace
vUlldr
on
'Thursday.
Hilly,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
William
Atlwood,
Terrace,
left
on
Thursday
Tor
llaelton,
where
bo
will
undergo
an
operation
on
bl
nose
ami
throat.
Mr.
Wm.
Farr
left
on
Thursday
on
a
hnrl
visit
hi
Prince
Hupert.
Clm.
Toomb
left
on
Wcdnesi
lay
on
a
sliorl
trip
to
Prlffto
nupcr.
VVANTt
nl.li
Artificial
Teeth
Hoiiglil,
any
condition.
Highest
prices
sent
by
return
mail.
II.
Iiunnlan.
IM.
Hot
3
10,
Vaneotiver.
U.ll
Kstnblished
thirty
three
year.
WANTF.Ii.
--v
Canvassers
lo
take
orders
for
Clirislmas
cards.
Mcltae
Hros.
HELP,
WANTED.
FEMALE
MF.N
and
Women
wanted
to
learn
barber
trade
and
beauty
culture.
Wonderful
demand
for
barber
and
lady
hair
dressers,
special
low
rale
now
on.
Tool
free.
We
have
thirty-two
schools
in
Canada
and
I'.S.A.
Write
or
eall
"Moler
System
of
Colleges,
10
Hastings
Fast,
Vancouver,
H.C
FOR
SALE
FOH
SAI.K.
ne
Ford
ton
truck
nrsi
class
conitillon.
sjiarc
front
ami
rear
tire.
Ha
ffrn.
cord
tire
all
arouml.
cash
balance
to
arrange.
I
I
lodge
endowed
model,
gtWMl
tires,
now
in
sloraa-e,
f
7ft
cask,
balance
to
arranira.
Fine
aaaorameut
of
logging
tool.
Oilchrisl
jack
and
part,
falling
and
bucking
awa,
fllin-ttNils,
sledge
and
wedgea,
wire
splicing
tMs,
carpenter
ImiN.
etc.
I
Nine
inch
Star
lathe
with
elf
centering
chuek.
I
Full
net
teamalire
vulcaniiers
m
to
4
inch
and
In
S
inch,
with
hand
tool.
Oood
assortment
of
piston
ring-
for
auto
and
marine
engine.
Spring
for
trudge
and
Font
car.
Some
exlra
leaves
for
Chev
rolels.
t
Ford
engine
in
good
condition,
t
cyl.
Stndebaker
engine.
I
6
h.p.
Vivian
engine
andelulett.
t
fl
h.p.
Huffalo
ami
clutch.
I
IMl
hp.p.
.1
ejrl.
Oortiam
engine,
t
50x11
work
Mml,
38
h.p.
1
SUA
pleaure
boat
in
h.p.
t
82x6
pleasure
boat
I
h.p.
i
F.vtnnnle
inboard
engine.
Wharfage
for
boat-
-Caretaker
in
attendance.
NORTHERN
TXCHANQE.
S
1
3
Second
Ave.
Phone
23.
FOH
SALK.
House
2tx30:
build
fng;
IRrt
acre
land
bordering
fake;
goofl
view,
water,
noil:
near
aawmill,
station,
choo!.
rink,
ft,
son.
L.
Hntehkl
Alexa
Lake,
Ontral
H.C.
270
FOLTl
roomed
houe
for
ale
on
Kighlh
Avenue
Wel,
near
Mc-Hride.
Apply
133
Klghlth
Ave
West
after
five
o'clock.
37
1
FOH
SALK
Seven
and
furniture.
Fifth
Avenue
flreen
201.
roomed
house
Apply
120
Wel.
Phom
.f
FOH
SALK.
Healer;
alo
baby
huggy.
Phone
Green
lJn.
HANtii:
for
Sale,
practically
new.
Phone
lied
3S.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hin
PAY
WOHK
Foil
MKN.
To
Hie
unemployed
or
men
who
work
for
laborers'
pay
when
the
world'
greatest
Industry
needs
thousand
of
men
a
Me
lo
$1.00
per
hour,
city
and
country
shop.
We
train
you
for
Job
a
truck
driver
aulo-mcclianics,
ignlllon
experts,
ballcry
welding
ami
vulcanising.
We
also
lend,
bricklaying,
lilesetllng
and
plastering.
Cull
or
wrile
for
free
palnlogue.
Hemphill
Auto
Kn-glneerlng
School.
10
llnsliugi
SIrce'
Has?
Vancouver.
H.C.
CARPENTERS
W
II
F.N
having
your
house
repalr-'').
see
A.
II.
MnePliernon.
Phone
UUck
(87.
tf
Articles
Lost
act
Four,d,4e
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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fcr
toiin-i,
1920
Nash
:,
,
Hi
Iit
overl.uot
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Heo
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touring
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l
rd
Cm,
.
car
like
n-
F.jrd
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Ford
c
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Ford
on-
i,
..,
body
...
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Fnrd
light
d.
t
..
relrUlll
All
Mr
gu.ii
m
mechatirial
cm.
i
term
can
he
art.n
.
KAIEN
OARAQC
Ford
and
Chei..i.
-lion.
Agent
i
,
Oakland.
,f.r,
rtllel
ears.
I.
,
i
Federal
Trucks
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sUUP
i
;
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BOARD
HOAHO
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Second
Aenu
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r
i
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Mm
il
,
,
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
Henistii.
In
.,
,
Special
alt-Mi
ft
THE
DOLLAR
STORE.
Phone
II.
:
s
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STOK.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agent
for
i
We
,
.
Phonographs.
It
v
!laciurt
um.i
M
-Irtiments
o:
,i
KINOLINQ
WOOD
All
dry
Inside
w
i
block
miinl.
F'-deleed.
on'
-
.
per
load
d
;..
gian
alyle
s
.
i
1
ring
In
30-11.
r
:
t
too
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal.
Cove.
I
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
tieorgc.
Pa
"
'
Special
0
and
7
baker
a
J
'
day
and
s
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
R00"
Meeker
Block
Aero
from
V-m"
v"l.
FURNITURE
AND
RANCH-.
Home
Furmtur.'
suitable
for
Chrislma
u
daily.
Kvrry
my
lore
c.iii
most
welcome.
Furniture
Home
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFE"
New
ure
Store
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furnlturo
Moving
llaggage
nnd
'
sf
Stand
:Llttle
Ncw-i
S'
.
"
352.
lies
Plion.'
CAMERON
TRANSFEB
Phone
177
Biitnao.
Furniture
ir
.nl
nnvrii
'
or
delivered,
pi"""
n
P
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n
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iiox
IIOX
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fur.
r
ui"
and
peeon.i..-"-
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We
Hoy.
re
:
,
change
New
inl
pev"
Hoodi.
OIO.
PAPADOPU
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.
830
Third
Ave.
phon
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