Sa
Hir
DeeetToW
SB.
1025.
The
Beautiful
Prize
".I'll
l.
Mir
U-,t
.
ii.
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and
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L)
,
-in
pnputunlv
Contest
a
i-
wnii
liy
Mr-.
Marry
I
I.
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tile
next
tii'.in-.t
.
Mis
M.
iiimirh.
i
will
'.,
lake
,p
,,p
!
ill.lt-
at
Ulil
I
IIIK'
In
ink
all
our
rtntinneo
for
u
gi-rtfriU
putl-niiagc
'
wih
Hi.
in
.ill
a
HAPPY
AND
PROSPEROUS
NEW
YEAR
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
S74
EXCLUSIVE
AGENT
fur
(hi-
Only
Genuine
Hudson
Bay
BLANKET
A
s
r
m
a
..i
1.
1
uli
Hag
i-e
Xmas
litft.
Pat
Phillipson
Second
Avenue
WE
WISH
ALL
OUR
FRIENDS
ANO
CUSTOMERS
Very
Merry
Christmas
Mi.ink
ihem
for
their
'i.ii'
which
ha
helped
.
i
k
"'ir
bii-iiie
the
iif.-pe
it
t.
Mussallera
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Sth
Ave.
E.
Christmas
Suggestions
For
Men
Ties,
Caps,
Sweaters,
Sox,
Belt
For
Boys
Suits,
Caps,
Belts,
Etc.,
Eto.
i.v
r
h
rens
mnlile
prices
Steve
King
Third
Ave.
Phone
Qroen
85.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
6
X-ftay
Sarvlcs
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thu?"sdiy
und
Halurduy
hvenhigs
-
nlX.T
wwwi
f
U
a.
(!ftv
Do,n8"
of
tho
Moaqutto
Fleet
which
U
the
$ftY
"Apari
fi-din
the
benefit
In
IliP
halibut
thinks
(Jus
close
scasnt.
idea
is
.iif
Hip
Father
Neptune'
whiskers
gl
Clinsltmislide
w'lrn
wc
run
he
home
Willi
our
relative
anil
friend-
uml
spend
I
In'
on
ifreat
ilay
of
Hip
year
in
om
wn
family
circle"
wan
how
niic
iwdl
known
local
miulicil
put
il.
Ye.
Mir,
Christmas
Day,
lots,
,w
nl
over
Ii
k
ami
every
nuuiiral
lll'l
Ills
:me
and
lord'
llll
I'lue
I
daylight
on
Christmas
well
on
into
the
night
hip,
the
boy,
tooled
Unas
Irumpel
until
he
in
the
face
ami
heal
inn
until
the
drumsticks
went
i.
n
!rike"
while
the
young
lad)
if
the
hou-e
dressed
and
un-ilre.ed
her
new
doll
so
often
iial
it
caught
"pneumonia"
and
iiln-i-wi-e
mimicked
mother
al
tier
liHiisdiold
duties.
Trapperti
You'll
have
no
regrets
if
you
bring
your
pelts
to
me.
W.
Coldbloom,
Stcond
Ave.
Business
Dull
Speaking
commercially,
bUsi-m'cs
on
the
waterfront
during
the
week
has
been
dull
and
not
much
at
lent
ion
has
been
paid
t
-
Hie
eriouii''
of
life
in
view
of
the
Christmas
pirH
prevailina.
Many
native
craft
put
into
por
during
the
week
from
Ibe
sur-i
minding
dilriets
on
Christ
met
i1.
1'
rr
a
Iraw
ir
-itiimi
und:
n
...lilll
ll-
rhlMw;
IIXfM
M4I
atltMII
i
hi,.
it-.
ilMiH-r
ix
hi
h
in
stair
Use:
thmcs
f..l..ulnr
bnrr
U
Hi
pofell
at
colli-nn
n
i
im-m.
tad
ronuinlfir
trtrn
aa-i
a..-
rimvrt
a
mriivn
nil
ITti
!
a....
,,r.ii,.a..
a
.
.a..a.-.
-.
.-'
t
rer
n.
v
Aiapucani.
Hay
been
urideruoiug
mechanical
re.
his
was
his
Carltcb.
HAnnts
serr.
Bv
hi
Arrnt,
lu.fph
S.
norr
n.a
SM.niKu-
its
aa
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
al
InWntlon
te
Apply
to
La
I
Land.
In
th
Prlnrr
!ioirt
land
nfeordlna,
llirln
and
ntuale
mi
WhltMand
Wand
war
tuindK
laland.
Itlue
Print
II.M.
14.
'
TAV.E
NOTICE
that
Joorph
Sllnon
:
tinri-ri.
nr
lrliM
lliijMTt.
Il.r..,
Sir.rflary,
inli'iidii
apply
Inr
a
li-aim
or
the
rnl-Inwinr
ilrnlMd
land:
i
..mnu.nriiir
al
a
mt
nn
ills
sliors
nn
tli
r.at
nll
nr
Whltesaml
Inland;
thrnrr
nun
iwi
nnvlhrl:
thinin
S.000
reft
caul;
thrnr
S.000
tret
,Mith;
thrum;
iS.ihiO
rm-t
it
to
the
Hint
or
ctiiii
iiirnri'iiiriit.
j0jj.p
IN!t0N
noCEns.
nalfd
pwinlarr
4th.
IHft.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
In
the
Mattrr
nr
tlis
AdintnlMrallon
Art:
In
IhV
Mallrr
or
Ihe
i:tate
ot
l.rrnr
al
ll.ia-lla.
liai'M.
d
(
TAkK
MiTK.E.
Out
I.
the
limlr
rslimrd,
I
w
piliilml
ailnilnlMraliir
vt
lln
wtal
Ii.r
l.arnm
M.
Ilushea.
uiidrr
and
y
vlriur
or
an
order
or
ill
llmmr
Jiiilaa
!
Vnimir,
rtali'd
111
rirt
day
or
fTeni'er,
Ittl:
anv
irnii
Imrlns
any
rUlnm
aalnl
he
Wilis
re
tn
nlr
lh.'in
with
'
,
mwleraliriied.
It
m.v
nrrire
wllliln
Ihlrll
l
....
a
i..
h.i.
I.urai.f
mill
a
I
'Ot-
nii
Indi'liled
lo
ihe
elte
rs
rrcyiirMl
lo
make
payment
rorlhwllh.
l...rd
mil
m
"Mml.r.
I0.
Official
Admiautntor
pairs
this
wek
in
readiness
for
the
re-ooening
of
the
halibut
season
in
February
next.
Tugboat
Aleedo,
Cpl.
Ileino,
was
jn
prl
this
week
for
a
few
miniy
repairs.
'
..
A
setw
load
of
lumber
arrived
in
port
this
week
from'
George-1
town.
II
will
be
used
In
connection
wilh
the
building
of
the
new
United
Church
gymnasium
for
w
hieh
J.
MrKeehnie
has
'the
con
tract.
TugtMMU
M.T.3
Capl.
II.
Oreea.
left
port
on
Tueiwlay
morning
t
bring
in
H
seetions
of
Iocs
from
Ibe
Wark
Channel
district
for
the
norglown
mill.
The
logs
were
got
out
by
A.
Oriel.
hopping
bent
ami
H
is
said
that
"'"k
in
ewineelion
with
a
greater
number
of
Indians
'"as
lournatnenl.
Tlie
priie
is
-lioppe.1
in
the
cily
this
year
very
valuable
one
conif
ing
of
liian
ever
before.
All
native
boat;
shovel
particularly
constructed
tell
for
I
heir
home
port
oariylfnr
either
eiai
or
snow
moving,
mi
i:tirislma
Kve.
(Harry
Itogget
nod
Ioe
Clapper-
jton
are
running
a
tight
race
and
A
Great
Photo
jno
odls
ean
be
secured
on
either
Much
deltfrhl
was
caused
n,.!r
runner
up.
In
addition
the
waterfront
Ihis
week
when
"n"v"
"x
winner
win
ne
t
Christmas
Shovel
Some
brilliant
crib
ha"
played
on
the
waterfront
been
Ihl'
side
these
gentlemen
of
the
deep.i
l.lWnwi.1111
1
rm
jin.-if
m,
tin.
.(.
al'l
-.1
a
.
.i
.
mi
..r
small
nay
.
htmdm!
yirdo
I"
catch
mink
w
ithout
traps
and
r
mi.uw
nr
unntmea
nimm;
inenr,
LAND
SCT
Not
lc
of
InUnllon
to
Apply
to
Lmm
Lan
In
the
Onren
CharMte
lolamts
Mulrlci.
laixl
ncirtlin
liiclrirt
or
ITlnr
ItuKri,
aiiu
snuaiM
mi
nir
rurrMnkrr
i
irsiiiicin
HIT.
Mitwti
inw-l.
kK
OTir.K
thai
Eurrna
II.
Slmnv.n.
LAND
ACT.
or
Mnwll,
iirr-uratlnn
rtniwrT
niaiiarrr,
I
II...I..I.
...
a
I
.r.
I
t.
m
l.a.a
a.
ha
...Ham..
Nntlr
af
Inlanllan
la
San.
ta
Luu
I
.
In
the
Land
tlerordlnir
Imtrlcl
nr
rnnrotof
MtPiMia
lover
in
pnini
wai.i.ai;k
in
addition
lo
secure
two
skins
a
year
from
(lie
same
animal
I
(he
scheme
this
brainy
aggregation
liave
thought
nut,
and
it's
all
so
simple
one
wonders
why
it
hadn't
been
thought
of
before.
All
that
neeiled
in
f
tti-a
wonderful
xeherne
lo
insure
success
in
a
tox
of
dried
HIM''-".
some
flat
rocks,
a
packet
of
Cayenne
pepper,
a
box
of
menthol
snuff
and
a
liolile
of
"new-skin."
And
this
is
how
(he
dirty
work,
is
pulled
off.
Ole.
jjQes
rjashnre
with
the
dog
and
selects
a
number
of
nice
flat
rocks.
These
he
rdaees
"tic
Islands.
The
induce
is
re-l'n
gunny
sack
and
nacks
on
h.s
niarkably
clear
and
one
is
forced"
back
followed
by
with
the
box
io
admire
;ap
who
looks
every
in.
U
a
sailor.
Of
course
the
fish
'
nine
out
well
loo.
Christmas-Shoppers
The
Jiushby
lug
1UI.T.,
Capt.
Harris
Kerr
.left
port
on
Wednesday
nighi
and
returned
on
Ihursday
morning
wilh
a
cimrn.that
"stuff"
on
Christmas
live
.of
hannv
innniin
finish
i
fr...
M,)nil
a
oecome
gr.ou
men
anil
lrue.;i.eorgetown
mill
consisting
of
iin-iinas
Kve
was
the
real
busy
'employee
who
visited
the
cily
t.i
:
"-
Santa
Claus'
mail
wax
par-dn
iln-ir
i.hrislma
shopping.
The.
inilarly
heavy
and
il
jva
real!
iiiig
returned
north
with
herpas-tt
.iNleiful
how
(he
benevolent
old
j.engers
on
Thursday
evening
in
gentleman
attended
so
thorough-(lime
t
permit
of
The
shoppers
ly
to
so
many
requests.
The
handing
over
Ihelr
spoils
lo
fi-iive
bofrrds
were
a
sight
for,
Santa
Clans
for
distribution.
I
in-
gods
and
slorie
are
rife
oil
many
l.iHlt
tables
bending
if
frood
ibings.
under
the)
The
winches
and
inarhinerv
Long
be-jof
the
Itnyal
Kish
Co.'s
tdanf
h.iv
pt.
Khort
of
"Just
If
fame
displayed
a
very
fine
photograph
of
hiiMef
ami
partner
holding
up
i
wo
(to
pound
salmon
catifthi
lsl
summer
while
Cap
was
fish
nig
for
Hi
wel
roat
r..nliur
lillrlri
iif
I'nnrr
noprrt.
fkl'
I
mt"""
-(man-
in
ind
imI
w
m
hair
half
tnllM
miles
M
eM
aT
tiif..rj
mv.
slid
fats
111.
presented
with
an
illuminated
address
testifying
to
his
inleg
rity
during
the
play.
10,000
Minks
wanted
Immedl-
a
a
t
t
.
j
big
fellow
on
the
'
neea
ln
8,uns
u
nea
IL.
..
I
W
A
I
of
the.
Oueen
Char-.1""
"oj.
lch
qcV
vogrwier.
LAND
ACT
ftoOcs
f
InUntlon
t
Spplf
t
Li
Lan4
In
Onrm
In
rtol
l
Itlintlt
Uml
ll
IW.
uoiaoioom,
Jecond
Avenue.
Ohl
You
Mink
For
intensive
brain
thinking
Al.,
Kmil
nostrum
and
Ole
Anderson,
plus
the
two
dogs.
mr
.-iiiwnv.
unrfinl.
at
voiv-.
D.i:.,iwould
take
a
lo
of
beating
and
iMn..n
stMHon
.".
iBii-na.
10
Kitclid
wns
a
back
number
nlnnir.
ruiHtwinr
o-i
-
of
dried
apples
and
Kmil
with
Hip
Cayenne
pepper,
the
l.ox
o!
"snoose."
and
the
bottle
of
new
skin.
Ole
plants
Hip
rocks
about
half
a
mile
apart
placing
on
each
some
dried
apple
nicely
surrounded
with
the
pepper
and
Vnoose.
Now
it
is
well
known
a
minkN
has
a
keen
seent
can
smell
a
dried
apple
a
mile
distant.
The
mink
sneak
up
on
Hip
dried
apple
and
sniff
when
the
pepper
and
snuff
gels
in
the
dirty
work
and
goes
up
the
mink's
nose.
Xow,
no
respectable!
mink
can
stand
for
that,
and
in
giving
a
violent
sneeze
it
strikes
its
head
on
the
hard
rock
and
knocks
itself
out.
That's
aW
simple
enough.
Then
comes
the
work
of
the
expert.
Kmil
is
re-puled
io
be
the
best
trapper
and
the
quickest
skinner
in
the
north.
I
lie
then
comes
into
the
picture
wilh
his
gunny
sack
into
which
he
throws
the
stunned
mink.
These
are
rushed
lo
the
boil
when
Emll
proceeds
to
skinbem
while
si
ill
unconscious.
Al
the
conclusion
of
the
skinning
pro-;
cess
he
seizes
the
fcottle
of
'new-skin'
and
cover
them
over
again
ami
then
Ihe
animals
are
liber
ated.
It
is
said
the
second
skim
of
the.
mink
season
is
far
better
than
Ihe
first
skin.
The
idea
has
been
patented
in
every
uncivil!-led,
country
ami
palem4
have
been
applied
fBr
tie
ncisli-horing
planets.
A
Seagull's
Wish
A
merry
sea&,
gentlemen.
ilh
lots
of
grub
and
fun.
And
when
youSe
bad
a
plenteous
fHl
You
might
throw
us
a
crumb.
Stunt
for
Wolves
in
aiiiiition
lo
tins
brain
wave
another
stunt
is
on
foot
for
ge'
ting
nmtier
woiv-es.
aij
mat
is
needed
is
plenty
of
dry
wood
wilh
which
to
build
a
good
bonfire.
In
Ihe
winter
time
the
wolves
will
some
down
from
tllie
hills
and
sit
ami
gaze
in
the
fire.
While
gating
the
heat
from
the.
fire
is
thawing
the
ground
but
when
Ihe
fire
dies
down
Hi"
dampened
ground
freezes
up
and
sticks
the
wolf
to
it.
Then
uli
Hie
hunter
has
to
do
is
to
come
along
with
a
club
and
club
Ihe
;animals
lo
death.
It
is
said
this
stunt
has
proved
very
successful
in
the
far
north.
A
Scotch
Train
Three
Scotch
fishermen
near
Carlisle
wanted
to
go
to
spc
the
movies
but
hud
only
three
hnir-
'
pennies.
These
thry
put
on
lii-
railway
track
so
that
a
passing
train
might
change
them
into
pennio.
An
express
(rain
came
by,
ami
when
it
had
gone,
Ihey
wppl.to
collect
the
spoil,
only
tn
find'
that
the
train
had
taken
Ihelr
money
with
it.
It
wns
nn
Aberdeen
express.
NMica
ef
latantien
to
Appif
For
Laaa;
mr
derriti
(anil:
I
Telescopes
field
glasses,
grap
i
ff
t
at
f
jt
I
I"
.
.n.ti
karvi
t
at
at
tuial
ml
a
n
la.va-1
nn
Slual
.
.
'
If.
th.
Prinm
Bam-ri
land
IMmrdlnt1
hlrb
.!.r
initk
b.ain
ao
rl.alni
umi
PUng
hOOkS
and
every
COnCCH'
,
nmri'
i
and
iinte
on
an
unBinl
rnun
ih
nnrtlK-a!
rnrnr
or
U
t
lit)
:
able
kind
of
tear
Is
beinir
rush
m
iiii.imi
Bay
I'anMrr
opnofdia
Oora'
thrnrr
niriiirifriy
ion
fwi
nior
e.r!el
into
commission
on
the
water.
.
iantriasi
rmni.
uwo
I'nm
ii.m.
i.
ihki;
uvrnrr
!
ma
rrri
i
tne
north-
rVf.
iTKT
thai
HrM
kerr
or
lrim;
irt
narwr
r
K.
II.
Slmpir
applira
nu'M
II
.
Maler
Marlnrr,
lnlen1
la
I
mil
to
IrtV;
Uieiirr
iHlhealTly
rot-
alanlv
fur
a
lrae
nr
Ok?
fnllowlnit
rt",
li.m-
thr
hlrtl
atrr
mark
lo
the
imiIlI
i
wrllaMt
laiul:
I
nr
n4tinwiin.nieiit.
and
contalnlnr
tn
C.iamiM'iirinr
al
I
pot
nn
tm
nore
n
acre,
mora
or
!.
Ithi-
l.al
iirtf
or
the
almva
ilrrrlll
Inlet.
fct'GF.NE
H.
SIMPSOM.
iIimkm-
s.nan
Irri
rmrlhwrl:
thnfir
s.owi,
AppllripU
rt
nnrihiaM;
tlienee
l.noo
rerl
sonih-;
rer
Frod.
Nash.
AtW
;
.a.t:
tlirnif
S.nno
reft
muintrii
to
int"
"i
rm
atn
ists
point
or
mmoH'timiM-nt,
eonialnlnr
nmrr
nr
l".
LAND
ACT.
fronl
in
front
or
the
O.N.P..
dock.
One
of
Ihe
Jtip
Had
Hills,
who
swiped
a
ease
of
real
Christmas
cheer
last
week
and
threw
il
into
the
bay
to
make
a.
getaway)
lias
rauiod
all
this
uneasiness.
It
is
quite-
likely
Ihe
raising
of
the
'spoils
il(
be
the
commencement
civil
war
many
men
having
nuprri,
and
annate
on
ths
smith
hnr
or.i,.i
,...
...;n
i
,
v,
.
shimsin
Hay,
Maett
Inlet,
vueen
Char-
0,0,1
",Py
wl"
5P
a
sharo
of
1
laalld
llV4
a
:
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t
I
.
S
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
ARE
HELD
t
"
1
'
U1
,ne
al"
TAKK
otl.E
that
1.
Harry
toUtm'-?"
.
Frnt.
or
Ma!H-tt,
B.C.,
orrupatlnn
FIMi,
letlipl.
Ileillg
ItlC
festive
season
Currr.
Intend
to
apply
lor
a
leae
or
thr
:
;j
,
i.
,
.
rollowlnir
derrlled
land:
OrimiiHnrinr
at
a
Mt
iltuated
at
the
ouilment
eorner
nf
Lot
1641
(T.L.
SfSH'.i
;
thence
ea-t
10
clialliS;
Owner
nnrth
!
rhalns
more
or
lees,
to
huh
Mater
mark:
tlienre
outhwrl
tl
rlialna.
..
...
...'iri.
Ml
Vriiaj
Illl.
....I
pay
richest
prices
for
furs
of
every
description.
W.
Cold-
more
nr
ie.
roiinwinit
the
iiirh
teri
bloom.
Second
fcJ
"
Avenue
"cnuo'
1
mark
lu
point
or
m.iiiiiienrwmnt,
an.lt
niniaiinuK
arres,
more
or
leu.
ii.
.
rnoT.
MiDnrtt.
n.C.
QS
naialaa.
LAND
ACT.
Farm
or
Notlca.
Iiansr
t,
r,nal
Land
IMMIicI,
Dlstrlrl
nr
Prlnm
nniieri.
TAki:
Milh:K
that
Willam
rtuherle
Ltd.
or
'aniiinvrr,
H.:.,
orruiiatlnii
ran-lierynifn,
Inlend
to
apply
rnr
a
lre
or
Ihe
follow
liif
di-rrll)l
lamK:
Orimnenrlnir
at
a
ihihI
planted
ahmit
11
rlialn
MMitherly
rmm
isr
titirthweM
rnrnrr
r
Lot
In,
nanse
I,
C.ot
iiu-trlrl:
lliiHii-e
wet
It
ehalna.
tlienre
miuth
0
rlmliK;
thi'itra
aat
s
rhalim,
iiBH-e
or
IrM.
to
hlrh
water
mark
or
skeena
lllver;
Ihenm
rnllottlnit
tho
hlrh
water
mack
nf
Special
Christmas
services
were
held
in
Ihe
Atiglican
Caathc-
The
Man
Who
Talked
at
H'
;E
Random
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
.Pullman's
smok
ing
compartment,
and
breathed
fatly
and
uttered
large
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
It
grew
late,
as
so
often
it
does;
and
he
put
the
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They
have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
print-ing
em.
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his
advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
his
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congestion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
an
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
on
an
advertised
button,
he
neatly
knotted
his
advertised
tie.gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
tug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
Everything
worth
using
is
advertised.
Everything
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
Read
the
advertisements'
for
value's
sake
The
church
was
seasonally
and
prettily
decorated
wilh
i-vergrecn
uud
holly.
OLDEST
RESTAURANT
IN
THE
WORLD
IS
ONE
N
SWITZERLAND
7.UIU01I.
Dec.
20.
American
tourists
comparing
note
on
Ihe
oldest
restaurants
they
have
visited,
claim
(hat
the
Hratwurst-glocklein
propped
against
a
ehurch
In-"Nuremberg
is
the
old
est
In
the
world'
Sausages
have
been
eaten
there
for
525
years.
The
Mitre
Hotel
in
Oxford.
Kng-land,
is
500
years
old,
while
the
Cafe
de
la
Hegence
in
Paris
has
served
its
customers
for
over
200;
years.
The
llatskeller
in
lire-1
men
was
built
in
1405
and
the
Capello
New
in
Venice
has
also
been
on
tlw
inup
long
enough
t"
count
its
age
in
riMiluries.
CHEAPER
RAILWAY
FARES
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON,
Dec.
i'C.
Motor;
transportation
i
compelling
the
leading
railways
to
issue
round,
trip
tickets
for
the
price
of
a
single
fare,
especially
on
short
j
distances
implicated
by
motor
i
lyslems.
The
reductions
were
first
made
in
London
and
the
suburbs,
but
have
now
been
ex
tended
throughout
the
country..
Such
lckels
are
usually
issued
after
the
inorninig
rush
hours,
usually
hetrinnins
at
tiino
o'clock.
AT
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
j
11,0
ra!lvyay
eo'.anies
claim
the
I
coMipciiiion
01
inoior
vcnicics
is
unrair,
one
official
slating,
It
Is
true
that
licenses
for
motor
.
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was
solemnized
at
,
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sum
amounts
lo
only
15,-
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the
soloist.
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a
year,
the
taxnavers
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Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
TAPESTRY
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for
your
library
table,
buffet
or
dresser
Many
patterns
to
choose
from
in
making
your
selection
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Phone
123
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Blacksmiths,
Pattern
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to
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kinds
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