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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
jBy
George
McM
anus
What
About
I
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WITH
CT
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New
Year?
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K
HAO.tMObT
Hlb
S
TOOR
LOCK
A
,J
PlgS
,
If
you
want
a
good
turkey
or
goose,
we.
have
ill
Shipments
of
fresh
killed
g
"
Jieef,
pork
and
veal
twice
weekly.
"
Sealy
Doodsoo
The
Home
of
Bulktey
Valley
Produce.
Branch
from
Smithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
NOTICE
We
have
just
been
appointed
selling
agents
for
Lacq
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Kasy
to
apply.
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
use
in
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
for
Floors,
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
608
Third
Ave.
Gentlemen
Why
Not?
Why
not
have
a
tailor-made
suit
ffr
Christmas?
We
make
you
a
present
of
$5.00
100
Suit
Lengths
to
choose
from.
We
give
a
discount
of
$5.00
on
every
suit
purchased
for
Christmas.
Our
stock
includes
Wue
Serges
and
all
kinds
of
quality
materials.
Fit
and
finish
guaranteed.
ORDER
NOW.
LING
the
Tailor
821
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Hair
load
$3.00
Large
sacks
.
.
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
he
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Price's
Unchanged
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
3
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
fcitage,
Warehousing,
and
Oistrihutirig.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
jJoal,
Sand
nnd
Ornvelf
;
WVe
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furn'tur
Uovlng.
wy&xmm
I
L
.
J
1
:
1
1
THIS
WOMAN
STILL
NEEDS
HER
HAIRPIN
Declares
She
WMI
Never
be
Caught
Again
Without
One
LONDON".
Dec.
30.
Kven
in
lese
days
of
shingled
locks
the
nairpin
remains
a
woman
s
in
dispensable
tool
in
mechanical
emergencies.
Mrs.
Elliott
Lynn,
the
air
woman
who
was
lost
in
a
fng
for
everal
hours
while
making
a
nlo
flight
Jo
quality
for
her
pilot's
certificate,
lias
admitted
thai
she
almost
regretted
her
Hie
ignition
system
of
her
aeroplane.
"I
was
a
dispatch
rider
for
the
old
pin,
and
I
never
will
be
again,"
she
declared
firmly.
The
test,
which
includes
the
'titling
five
figures
of
eight
at
000
feet
and
landing
within
50
yards
of
a
set
mark,
will
be
taken
again,
by
Mrs.
Lynn,
as
it
was
through
no
fault
of
her
own
that
she
did
not
succeed.
Mrs.
Lynn,
after
leaving
the
London
Flying
club
at
Edgeware,
ascended
lo
6,000
feet
as
required,
passing
through
a
thick
bank
of
fog.
When
she
came
down
again
she
found
herself
over
strange
ground.
She
had
neither
compass
nir
map,
and.
being
unable
to
see
the
sun,
look
1
lie
wrong
direct
imi.
Mrs.
Lynn
doe.
not
see
anv
reason
why
womei
should
not
lake
up
flying
as
a'
profession.
and
feels
that
there
should
!'
room
in
tlw?
commercial
world
for
women
pilors
vfho
"love
I
ho
game."
ONTARIO
LEGISLATURE
TO
OPEN
FEBRUARY
10
L'.Ule
of
Contentious
Nature
on
Agenda
so
Far
I
TORONTO,
Dec.
JO.
No
lepis-
latino
of
a
contentious
nature
is
as
yet
upon
the
horizon
for
the
approaching
sessirn
of
the
Ontario
legislature,
uiiich
will
convene
on
February
III.
Announcement
'of'
the
opeijji'g
date
was
made
by
Premier
Howard
Ferguson,
following
a
hmgthy
cabinet
meeting
at
which
routine
mailers
TIKBCR
SALf
.'X
7370.
Sealed
Tender"
will
6
,ff'rd
by
tta
MimMer
nf
Land
il
Victoria
not
later
Hun
im.iii
mi
(lie
1
1
el
day
f
January,
mi'',
fur
tlw
jmrrha
of
Licence
X717i,
t.i
.in
n.ti.uuu
niM-al
feet
or
i:edar
I'olea
and
filtnr
un
an
er.
situated
altotil
tliree
mile
ueal
or
I'urt
Clement.
Or-ham
I'IiimI,
ou.cn
Charlutte
l.aland
Three
(1,
yeare
will
he
all.med
for
r'iuoval
i
if
lliiilor.
I'urilwr
parllrularii
it
the-
CMrt
For-
-lfr.
Vlrtnrla.
II.
K..
t
Dlnlrlrl
ForMtrr,
rnnrr
nnpn.
n.n.
-
LAND
ACT.
Notka
of
Inttntlon
to
ripply
to
Laaaa
Land
in
Qwm
cnarloti
nnirlrt
Ijnrt
He-rordlnr
MMrlci
of
Prlnre
lluprl,
and
ilnatf
at
Slunrxin
Hay.
TAkE
NOTICE
lint
tolrt
C.
Ootue
b(
vanrouvrr,
ll.;.,
nrrcpatlon
rannrryman.
irirnnt
10
awny
lor
a
ieat
or
ine
roi
lonlni
ikucrilM'd
lands:
ininini
in
ai
a
.out
plantrd
on
an
iinnaniro
oiana
ijiug
,n.no
iir.
w.
(II
rain,;
nmn
or
Tfom
ouinfM
ror
nr
f
Lot
1141,
Q.C.1
lianire
I;
lhrnr
iKllowinr
nipamlrrlnt
'if
chore
line
of
said
iiaiH'
10
(Muni
or
cDiii'UFiirrnieiii,
an
ronll
olnr
tV,
acrr.
nirr
or
Iraa.
ftl'DEIlT
C.
OOSSE,
Apllrant.
Per
Win.
O.
Mllrhdl.
Aren
rti
nn,.h..
a
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Inlestlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
pinr
liiiivrt
Larol
lurorrtinr
liltirlel
of
r.nait
fun
it
I,
and
alluale
on
South
rurliid
Inland.
T.KF
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Swinaon,
of
rniit-e
iiuimti.
ix-ruptlion
Mariner.,
intends
to
appl)
fur
a
lease
or
the
follow-Int
(lesrrllwd
linr)):--
ri.iiinif
nrlnr
al
a
p't
planted
on
the
ouin
nonu
nr
noi'tn
llirnaei
ifami)
uii-n
around
nun
war
marie
to
tn
(Hilnt
of
rdintinnrin'nl,
and
rontaliiliif
ou
arrea,
more
or
im.
.
...
Af.l'IIED
ftWANSOS,
Apfilirant
A.
K.
Wrlihl,
Strut.
Dated
oriohrr
lltlu
tvtt.
frioc
nuicrt.
u.C
were
cleared
up
preparatory
to
most
of
the
ministers
leaving
ti
spend
Christinas
at
their
home
me
ijate
chosen
indicates
that
a
short
session
is
expected
by
the
government,
since
Premier
Fer
guson
limes
the
opening
with
a
view
to-
1-JKter
adjournment.
ALBERTA
WHEAT
fMjSMOWING
Total
Membership
Now
Nearly
36,000
with
3,457,597
Acres
Signed
EDMONTON.
Fec.
30.
A
loL.l
shingled
coillTure
when
she
was
signed
contracts
with
the
Alberi;.
forced
lo
land
ami
borrow
oiwheat
pool
between
January
I
hairpin
to
make
a
connection
wand
December
15,
l!)J5,
areord-
week
from
the
head
office
s
0
twiol
in
Calsarr.
This
increase
!
flying
corps
and
drove
for
membership
represents
an
nddi-
he
navy
in
France
during
Ihe.tional
area
of
501,707
acre
war,
and
during
all
that
time
1
1
signed
up
to
the
pool
durlnV
this
never
was
caught
without
a
hair-
time
On
December
3
1,
I92t.
the
membership
for
the
pool
wa,r-ported
to
be
30.7
1
1,
while
at
December
1
5,
1
925.
this
-
had
risen
to
35.903.
The
total
acreage
signed
up
to
the
pool
had
increased
in
the
same
time
from
2.952.890
acres
lo
3.157,597
acres.
Officials
of
Ihe
pool
are
very
gratified
that
the
drive
for,
additional
membership,
which
has
been
in
progress
for
the
past
few
month,
ha
bet-n
allemle.t
by
urU
succes-iliil
refills.
PROTEST
METHODS
OF
SECURING
CONVICTIONS
Hotel
Keepers
at
Had
of
Lakes
Allege
Fa'se
Pretences
POUT
AIITIIUH.
Dec.
30.
Hotel
keepers
at
the
head
of
the
lakes,
il
is
said,
may
appeal
to
the
Hotel-keepers'
Association
of
Ontario
for
protection
against
operatives
in
the
employ
of
Ihe
Ontario
Oovernment
Liquor
License
department,
registering
at
standard
licenced
hotels
under
assumed
names
and
inducing
persons
in
the
employ
of
hotels
lo
secure
liquor
for
them
in
pr-
der
to
secure
convictions
under
an
amended
section
of
Uie
O.T.A.
The
action
is
being
taken,
ft
is
staled,
because
of
Ihe
arrest
and
conviction
before
a
'xa'l
magistrate
of
a
bell-boy
from
the
Prince;
Arthur
hotel,
owned
and
operaled
by
?lbe
(ianadlaji
National
railways,
for
oblainlhg
liquor.
.
The
boy's
evidence
in
the
court
was.
U
the
effect
that
the
men
urged
him
to
procure
n
bottle
,of
liquor.
The
boy
secured
a
forty-ounce
bottle
from
a'
taxi-driver,
he
said,
and
was
given
a
fifty-cent
tip
by
the
men
who
afterwards
had
him
arrest?
cd.
The
lad
was
fined
$200
and
costs
and
thirty
days
in
prison.
Friends
have
appealed
the
case
A
Fort
William
doctor
was
alro
sentenced
to
jail
under
what
friends
declare
as
evidence
secured
by
M'
-prlenne.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
L.aae
Lan
In
prlnre
IK'irt
jnd
Ilerordln
Dlitrlrl
of
Cot
Hanre
i.
and
altuate
i
North
r.arhael
Island,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Swanaon,
of
Trlnre
lluoerl,
occupation
Mariner,,
in
Utid
to
apply
for
a
leaae
or
the
follow-inr
derriid
landa:
Conitnenrinir
at
a
post
planted
on
the
south
Hlnt
or
.North
rurjiaol
Itland;
then
around
hlrh
water
mark
to
ihe
point
of
rotmnrnrriiH-nt,
and,
conialnlnr
in
acres,
mors
or
w.
ALFIIED
8WANSON
A.
E.
WrlrhL
flated
ortoher
fih.
Notice
of
LAND
ACT.
Intention
lo
Land.
AoulliauL
aent.
I
of
5,192
new
members
havl
ing
to
a
statement
Issued
'd
thi
of
111
Apply
to
Laaaa
III
the
Prince
Huiiert
t.ind.
Uerf-dlat
IUntrlri
and
niluair
m
.
VliltcMiid
Mand
near
uiiimm.
ixiihi,
nine
frlnt
It.M..
l
THESE
RUSSIANS
NEVER
HAD
BATH
IRKUTSK.
Siberia,
Dec.
29.-
fiovernmenl
sanitary
inspectors
have
discovered
several
hundred
miles
from
here
a
large
com
munity
of
Itussians
who
have
never
wahed
or
bathed
and
who
have
never
used
water
for
any
other
purpose
except
to
drink.
When
Ihe
inspectors
trie!
Ir,
induce
the
natives
lo
bathe,
there
was
almost
a
not.
The
first
ncni
who
was
compelled
lo
bathe
wa
reported
to
have
died
of
fright.
The
members
of
the
com
munity.
who
live
in
great
isola
tion
and
under
the
most
primitive
conditions.
Ii.nl
never
even
washed
ihrir
Hollies
or
their
cooking
and
eating
titnsil.
RETURN
OF
FOREIGNERS
TO
YOKOHAMA
IS
SLOW
TOKYO,
Dec.
30.The
des
truction
of
Yokohama
by
the
1923
earthquake
drove
many
for
eigners
from
that
port.
There
were
but
a
few
hundenl
left
after
the
catastrophe.
The.
progress
of
construction
work,
how
ever,
caused
many
to
return,
an
l
at
the
end
of
October
it
was
e-
timalcd
there
were
more
than
3,500
foreigners
living
In
Yoko-hama.
This
is
les
than
one
half
of
the
number
who
resided
there
aiythc
time
of
the
earth
quake.
-
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
J.
W.
Strombeek.
Alice
Arm.
W.
Smith,
Anyox;
Mr.
S.
It.
Donaldson.
Port
Essington:
Mr.
and
..Mr
F.
II.
Aiken.
0car
Olan-
der
and
Mrs.
D.
W.
(Missel
and
daughter.
Terrace.
Central
Paul
Paulsen
and
Jensen.
Anyox;
E.
(i.
Newnharn,
Naa
lliver..
.
-
.
SMITHERS
D.
A.
Smith,
of
QiicsneJ
Wa
a
liuines
visitor
m
town
on
Tuesday.
C
L.
Dirnoek,
assistant
district
engineer
of
the
provincial
de
partment
of
public
works,
leP
for
Ilaielton
Tuesday
evening
on
a
business
trip..
A.
W.
Howletl
of
Prince
llii-
pert
arrived
In
town
Tuesday
and
entered
into
his
duties
at
assisting
arrnunlani
at
Ihe:
local
branch
pUie
IHui'iU
Hati
J
L.
11.
S.awle,
editor
of
the
Onilneca
Herald,
New
llaellon
was
a
business
visitor
in
town
on
Tuesday.
Another
jolly
dance
and
house
parly
was.
held
at
:thc
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
MaeMillan
on
Monday
night.
Miss
Durham
of
Terrace
fs
spending
a
few
days
in
town
Ihe
guest
of
Mrs.
.1.
Fca.
After
being
out
of
commission
for
several
days,
the
Kelly
trucks
started
again
on
Monday
hauling
ore
down
from
the
Dulhio
mines.
The
colder
weather
of
Ihe
last
few
days
has
greatly
improved
the
road
up
In
the
mino
and
Ihe
I
rucks
are
being
worked
to
ful
capacity
to
gel
the
ore
bins
cleared-.nid.
haul
up
.supplies.
STEWART
Wnrk
Is
progressing
steadily
and
will
continue
all
wlnler
al
Uc
properly
of
Ihe
Ore
Mountain
Millinir
Co.
in
the
Killer
(!n.nt
TAkE
NOTICE
,llnl
Joieph
flllnson
a..itn
ii...ii.
,
,
,
lloaera
of
prince
Itiiifrt.
Il.t:..'
SerrelaryJ"?
,on-
HeSUlls
are
said
lo
bt
inii-nnii
vi
appijr
ror
a
iea
ci
the
foi-erV
irr.'it
fvlne
.
lowlii
dmtwd
land:
-
.
!'
until
ij
inw.
Coiomrnclna
at
a
imihI
mi
the.alioee
ihi
the
East
aide
of
Whilesand
Itland;
thence
1,0011
feet
norlhwrtt;
thence
3,000
fret
rati;
thence
l.uoo
reel
aoutlij
thence
3.000
feet
weal
to
the
point
of
com-lliriireliienl.
JOSEPH
8TINSOM
nOOEIIS.
Data.
Dectmitr
itb,
19SI.
As
soon
n.
Hie
weather
and
roads
will
permit,
A.
K.
Young,
who
has
,
the
contract
for
the
hauling
of
(en
ton
jf
ore
daily
r
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
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word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
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MK.N
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learn
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ignition.
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ing.
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tile-setting
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SALK
After
the
first
of
the
year,
complete
dance
oul
fit
of
drums
and
aecessorie
and
set
of
2V4
octave
Dagan
orchestra
bell.
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News
Office.
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FOP.
SALK.
Sn.ip.
3
h.p.
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gnl,
I
cylinder,
t
cycle,
with
equipment,
?&0.n0.
For
two
days.
only.
Northern
lUehattge
TO
RENT
FOIt
HKNT.
Modern
four
warn
ed
flat
with
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Illock.
Weslenhaver
ilros.
If
Frill
tiKST.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
nnd
sew-Igg
machines.
Walker'
Music
Store.
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FOUR
Ilnom
Suite
fur
Ittnt.
Hnl
water
heal.
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Smith
A
Mallei!.
Lid.
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MODKItN
FLAT
for
ItenL
Apply
Max
Heilbroner.
if
from
the
Dunwell
mine
lo
the
Mewnrl
illicit,
will
commence.
moving
the,
ore.
There
are
now
well
over
1
00
tons
sacked
nl
the
mine
awaiting
shipment.
Slewarlilei
vlslllng
in
tin
south
include
Harry
Tanner.
A.
McDonald,
and
Allan
Carol..
SPORT
CHAT
Mild
weather
which
bus
been
prevailing
so
far
throughout
the
north
has
delayed
the
starting
of
the
skating
season
and
hockey
schedules
at
various
points
where
by
this
lime
of
the
year,
the
sport
is
usually
well
under
way.
At
most
of
the
places
the
rink
s
are
still
wet
and
outdoor
lakes
and
ponds
have
had
Utile
more
than
a
skim
of
ice
upon
thorn.
The
advent
of
.lack
Frost
is
be
ing
awaited
with
a
good
deal
of
impatience
at
such
places
?
Alice
Arm,
Smilbers,
Hums
Lake.
Vandcrhoof
and
Prince
Oeorgc.
The
finish
of
the
first
half
of
Ihe
basketball
schedule
at
Anyox
found
n
winner
in
only
one
lei
gue
namely
the
Ladies'
where
Ihe
Mine
Oirls
won.
In
Ihe
Inter
medial-
League,
Ihe
Concentrator
and
High
School
uro
lied
while,
in
Ihe
Senior
League,
the
F.Iks,
by
winning
two
straight
games
al
Hie
very
end,
upset
the
dope
ami
made
It
all
even
with
four
wins
for
each
learn.
With
the
situation
such
as
it
Is,
ihero
will
he
a
great
deal
of
Interest
ul-lached
lo
basketball
when
schedules
resume
after
the
Nov
Year
in
the
smeller
town.
BOARD
IIOAIID
A
IIOOM
in
coin
for
lal
home.
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Hot
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office.
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The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
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13?
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AND
HOOM
in
Private
home.
Phone
lied
101.
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tMxly
I
Fonl
light
rebuilt
-
LOST
LOST.
lady's
pure
co'iImiiiiiiii
sum
of
money,
in
or
near
th
post
of
fir.
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ple.
notify
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office.
LOST,
iold
wri-t
watch.
Finder
plea
return
to
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office.
Ileward.
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olfeia
services
to
stores,
apart
men.'
and
residents
by
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or
routine!.
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FOR
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delivery
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ears
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condition.
terms
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arranged.
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and
Chevrotal
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fila
lion.
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for
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Oakland.
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ami
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WIIKCKLNO
SKHVICH
DAY
AND
NIflHT.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES
Till.
Holiday
Season
afford
at
oppnrtuicily
to
convey
my
appreciation
of
the
splendid
fip-Hrt
I
have
received
in
business.
In
the
future
as
in
tn
past,
I
shall
endeavor
to
give
the
best
service,
and
wish
you
all
a
Merry
Christmas
and
n
Happy
and
Prosperous
N
ear.
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and
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Moving
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phone
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Moving.
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you
want
anything
enl
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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December
30
High
1:51
n.tn.
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fl.
13.20
p.m.
20.0
"
Low
7:37
a.m.
8.2
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20:17
p.m.
3.0
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.
Thursday,
December
31,
High
2:32
a.m.
I8.0
ft.
1
1:00
p.m.
20.5
"
Low
8;I5
a.m.
'8.2
"
20:51
p.m.
3.1
"
Friday,
January
1
High
3:00
n.ni.
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fl.
1
1:12
p.m.
20.1
"
l.nw
8:52
a.m.
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