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BRINGING
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8PESCH1
WINNIPEO,
Dec.
30.
Extensive
4
tlej
velopments
are
expected
next
year
In
the
northern
parta
of
Manitoba.
Dr.
A,
Larose,
of
The
Pas,
iitn..
Informed
members
o(
the
provincial
government
at
a
conference
called':
to
dlscuas
-Jv-
sources
in
the
northland.
The
great
possibilities
with
respect
to,
development
of
the
.
resource
of
the
country.
Dr.
Larose
said,
were
becomlnr.
more
evident
each
year
and
activities
of
the
put
few
years
In
mining
fields
had
shown
that
the
district
was
likely
to
become
one
of
the
most
prominent
In
the
worlds
Development
of
the
Flln
Flon,
which
had
an
estimated
supply
of
ore
between
300.000.00
and
300,000.000
tons
had
revealed
to
the
public
that
there
were
a
great
many
other
claims
of
at
least
equal
or
greater
value
which
were
awaiting
capital
for
their
development
Work
had
commenced
in
erection
of
a
smelter
on
the
Flln
Flon
properties
and
Premier
Bracken
had
assured,
people
of
The
Pas.
that
upon
the
results'
obtained
from
the
smelter
would
depend
how
soon
construction
work
would
be
started
on
the
railway
from
Mile
Seven
on
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
to
the
Flln
Flon
property.
So
soon
as
the
mine
owners
intimated
they
were
ready
for
the
road.
the-
Premier
had
said
that
the
government
was
ready
to
.
proceed
with
building
the
road
in
ae-cordance
with
legislation
at
the
last
legislative
sesstcn.
'
POWER
roSI!HUTIES
Of
equal
Importance
Dr.
Larose
said
were
the
possibilities
of
power
development
at
Grand
Rapids
White
Mud
Falls
and
Lynx
Falls.
The
White
Mud
Falls
site
was
capable
of
being
suT3-ciently
developed
to
,
supply
enough
power
to
electrify
the
whole
Hudson
Bay
line
as
soon
as
it
got
into
opera
tion.
Power
could
also
be.
furnished
to
the
mining
fields
at
a
sufficiently
low
rate
to
permit
operation
of
all
the
mining
fields.
The
Doctor
has
'lived
at
The
Pas
since
1903
when
there
was
little
there
but
mosquitoes
in
the
summer
and
snow
'in
the
winter.
The
only
Inhabitants
of
the
district
then
were
Indians.
Be
Is
proud
of
his
adopted
town
which
today,
he
claims,
has
as
bright
a
future
s
any
in
Canada.
In
the
years
he
has
been
in
the
North
he
has
travelled
thousands
of
miles
by
boat,
canoe
and
Tail,
visiting
Indians
and
white
people
la
out-of-the-way
settlements
and
ministering
to
then-
needs.
The
Indians
In
the
North
live
a
roving
life,
he
says,
hunting,
trapping
and
fishing
almost
all
the
year
round,
la
mid-summer
they
usually
gather
together
to
receive
their
annua
treaty
money
at
the
appointed
places
and
at
Christmas
and
New
Tear
they
often
return
t
their
reservation.
.
ESKIMOS
AND
INDIANS
Great
animosity,
be
said,
existed
between
Eskimos
and
Indians.
The
Eskimos
looked
down
upon
the
Indians
as
inferiors.
The
Indians
for
their
part
leering
the
Eskimos,
rarely
venture
too
far
North
in
their
wanderings.
They
could
always
be
found
at
Fort
ChurchlT!
during
August
when
the
Bay
Rupert,
the
Hudson's
Bay
company
steamer
same
In
-
to
leave
supplies
and
take
away
furs.
The
coming
of
this
ship
was
a
looked
for
event
and
the
day
it
entered
the
great
natural
harbor
at
Fort
Churchill,
was
a
gala
day.
Every
Indian
on
th
spot,
took
part
in
the
,work
of
loading
and
unloading,
not
excepting
women
and
children.
It
was
not
unusual
for
an.
Indian
woman
to
carry
on
her
back
a
load
that
a
white
man
could
hardly
lift.
,-
Dr.
Larose
had
heard
many
stories
of:
tricks
the
Indians
had
of
getting
In
their
supply
of
caribou
meat
In
the
spring
when
the
ice
wis
thinning
on
the
lakes
and
the
caribou
wrro
starting
to
move,
they
often
got
eaugV
In
the
lakes
and
drowned
whU?
cross
lng
the
treacherous
Ice.
Quite
often,
he
said,
when
the
caribou
were
crossing
a
lake,
the
Indian
would
gather
In
bands
and
shoot
it
the
Ice.
breaking
It
so
that
the
carl-1
bou
were
drowned
In
large
numbers.)
Then
they
would
rescue
aa
many
carcasses
aa
they
could,
cutting
out
th
tongues
and
leaving
the
rest
to
rot.
The
tongues
were
considered
a
grrat
delicacy
by
the
Indiana.
INFANT
DAUGHTER
V
OF
CARL
JOHNSON
DIED
ON
SUNDAY
Much
sympathy
will
be
felt
for
Mr.
and
Mra.
Carl
Johnson
whose
two
montha
old
baby
girl
died
ctrly
yesterday
morning
The
little
one
waa
not
very
rvgged
but
seemed
to
be
progressing
very
well
and
the
end
came
rather
sud-
denly.
Funeral
arrangements
are
tn
the
hands
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
XMAS.LUNCHEON
OF
ROTARY
CLUB
i:-Mriiiiiers
llelng
InWIed
lo
(lathering
In
rainmixlore
on
Tlmrwlsy
The
Christmas
unchcoa
of
the
Rotary
Cliib
Vlll
be
held,
li.
the
Commodore
Cat
on
TUuruay
Ail
x
Ilotsrtstii
resident
in
the
city
have
been
sent
an
Invitation
to
lunch
with
the
continuing
Rotarlans
and
it
is
expected
the
several
new
members
will
be
introduced
that
day.
The
directors
are
making
a
special
effort
to
have
a
100
per
cent
meeting
and
a
competition
has
been
arranged
whereby
each
director
is
responsible
for
the
attendance
of
three
members.
The
winning
director
will
receive
a
free
lunch,
and
the
losers
will
be
fined
a
dollar
tor
every
absentee.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
CHRISTMAS
PUDDING
RECIPE
To
the
housewife,
the
recipe
from
which
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Christmas
puddings
are
made
may
be
of
Interest
at
this
time.
Here
It
is.
with
quantities
sufficient
to
make
six
two-pound
puddings:
3
lbs.
raisins;
4
bs.
currants;
3
lbs.
chopped
suet
3
lbs.
brown
sugar;
1
lb.
bread
cruV-M:
H-lb.
flour:
1
large
carrot,
grattd:
two
tablespoons
ground
ginger.
3
tctipoons
cinnamon:
3
-or.
all-spice:
3
nutmegs.
grated:
4
-lb.
citron;
culled
peel:
rum
or
brandy
to
be
addeer
If
desired.
Wet
mixture
with
li
tggv
well
beaten,
and
mix
thoroughly.
?ut
Into
moulds
cr
basins
and
tie
:ghtljv
Boll
ten
hours.
ANNUAL
MEETING
OF
TERRACE
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
IS
HELD
TERRA
CX.
Dec.
3a
The
annus!
meeting
of
the
Women's
A
unitary
of
the
Anglican
church
was
held
at
the
rectory
on
Thursday
afternoon.
The
meeting,
usually
held
in
March
or
April,
was
held
earlier
this
year
at
the
request
of
the
central
W.A.
in
Prince
Rupert,
so
that
the
returns
for
the
entire
diocese
might
be
made
to
headquarters
at
the
end
of
the
year.
A
very
creditable
financial
report
was
presented
by
the
secretary;:
Mrs.
W.
H.
Burnett.
The
distribution
of
money
was
voted
on
and
It
was
decided
to
assist
in
the
payment
of
the
repairs
recently
made
to
the
rectory
and
to
put
storm
windows
on
the
north
aide
of
the
church.
The
officers
for
the
en
suing
year
are
as
follows:
President.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh.
Vice
President,
Mrs.
H.
M.
Smith.
Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs.
W.
H.
Bur
nett.
Work
Convener
Mrs.
C
R.
Gilbert.
Flower
convener
Mrs.
J.
K.
Frost.
Convener
of
Visiting
Commlttee.-
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson.
During
the
afternoon
the
ladles
were
BT
'
t
1
"U
I
I
I
a
I
fits
in
the
ah
Peanut
Tubes
will
get
it.
They
make
any
set
better.
Buy
a
full
equipment
fok'
that
set
you
are
building
and
test
them
out
against
the
best.
You'll
wonder
why
you
didn't
discover
them
before.
Begin
now!
Victor
a
ITAJfOJl'l
Northern
Electric
Peanut
Tubes
S3.00
each
n
rlted
to
Inspect
the
newly
remodelled
Tctory.
which
has
been
converted
into
i
comfortable
and
convenient
home.
Afternoon
tea
was
served
by
Mrs.
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Klrealdy
and
son
returned,
to
Terrace
oa
Saturday
from
ihawnlgan
Lake
where
they
have
spent
he
past
year.
They
were
accompanied
jy
Miss
Helen
Oretg
who
has
spent
the
jast
school
term
with
her
sister.
Miss
Orace
Andrews,
of
Anyox.
and
.teacher
of
the
primary
class
in
the
public
school
here
for
the
past
two
Tears,
arrived
on
'
Saturday
to
'
spend
.fie
Christmas
i
cation
wth
Mrs.
E.
T.
Xenney
and
Mrs.
Thoa.
Brooks.
J.
Peterson
of
Shames,
spent
seek
end
in
town.
the
Mrs.
Downing
and
daughter
Raby
re
turned
on
Saturday
from
Prince
Miss
Etanda
Marsh
arrived
from
Usee
Rupert
on
Saturday
to
spend
Ser
vacation
at
the
home
of
her
jarenta
her.
Mrs.
D,
W.
Cassells
and
two
daugb-
tm
left
on
Saturday
for
Calfary
where
they
wlU,
tpend
Christmas
wtth
Mrs.
Caaselft
daughter,
later
going
.to
Ea-
Jsonton
and
Lethbrtdge.
They
.
expect
o
return
home
via
Vancouver.
Chaa.
Ltndstrom
of
Remo
I
iwn
on
Saturday.
in
Mrs.
J.
Bruce
Johnslaae
aad
son
Uoyd.
left
on
Sunday
for
Frir.ce
Ru-
iert.
where
they
wB
visit
wtth
.friend
'or
a
few
days
before
leaving
for
SPECIAL
SAILING
CHRISTMAS
WEEK
In
order
to
Ho
the
aa.
"Prince
Rupert"
to
arrive
Vancouver
Christmas
aorning.
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
announce
an
alteration
tn
the
schedule
of
this
steamer
for
Christmas
week.
This
boat
will
arrive
from
Vancouver
Wednesday.
December
33.
as
usual
St
1030
A
m
hut
win
nil
(nr
Inrnt
I
!L-I3
O
lX
fcy
ImI
rM
JWvir.
lac.
Cmi
Boua
rW
i
BASKETBALL
VERY
CLOSE
l.OO.U.s
RAN
HIT
OVKIt
ANVOX
ItV
scorn:
or
is
t
i
stuiuuv
NH'.HT
As
was
expected
the
basketball
gam
Mi
Saturday
evening
between
the
Anyox
HI
ill
School
team
and
a
team
I
ram
the
local
high
school
proved
to
be
a
ra)
tussle
with
toe
locals
winning
out
l
3m
last
minute
of
play
by
a
score
of
19
te
18.
Th
Anyox'
boys
were
more
a
ecus-omed
to
the
hall
and
generally
dH-dayed
better
team
work
than
tn
the
vevtous
game
although
they
seemed
to
olss
many
good
opportunities
to
make
ptJ&ng
by
an
occasional
drtbbie.
Tbetr
ooUs
too
abewed
in
tmprsreirjeo
tf
the
ktcats
expect
to
win
when
Jvsy
play
in
Anyox
tfcey
will
have
to
sxert
tkemseivea
to
the
utmost.
R.
SUlker
was
trie
star
of
the
local
Jtm
and
was
respoasitvle
for
10
points
ut
of
the
19
scored
by
the
whole
team
He
was
responsible
too
for
the
wH
(then,
in
the
last
thirty
seeeada
of
play.
with
Anyox
in
the
lead,
by
on
potat.
he
found
the
basket
for
a
Ulty.
thus
placing
his
team
out
tn
front.
The
teams
lined
up
as
Sollowa:
Anyox
Aslmus.
J.
Barttay,
MaoLack-
HA.
MacDorisX.
0aV.
A.
BaMlsy.
Prince
TU
tfVr-S.
Ourftch.
T
Katass-
ysma.'
R-'SiiUti.
D.
Stalker.
R.
Irvine.
R
MacXXmald.
R.
B.
Skins
r
referee.
The
only
(fber
pju
9f4
was
between
to
glrl
teams
iron
the
tooal
high
school
yaHed.
the
Dixies,
aad
Itot-jeu
'
which,,
was
ref
creed
by
Jaa.
.
Mlt-:hil
and
was
won
by
trie
Dixies
with
i
score
of
IS
to
7.
SPORT
CHAT
Four
games
of
basketball
toman
aw
night
will
.'HiHh
all
local
ipor
acuvi-ties
untH
after
Christmas.
One
praaste-ing
sign
in
'the
basketball
series
thus
far
Is
the
amouat
of
eatbuslaaai
among
the
younger
player.
To
MU
Milts
great
credit
ta
due
far
the
time
aad
attention
she
has
given
these
and
Stewart
at
4D0
p.
instead
of
I0iyoune;
fT
for
.
v.-w
lTtrT
very
wholesdne
wholesome
spirit
spirit
of
of
arrtvtng
here
6D0
pjn.
Thuradsy.
December
U.
and
sailing
for
Vancouver
6
JO
pjn.
that
day.
Instead
of
9O0
axa.
Friday.
This
ateamer
will
arrive
Vancouver
000
o'clock
Ohrtftmas
morning.
For
reservaUoca
etc..
call
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
Avenue,
or
prune
3C0.
3&J
Advertise
In
The
Daily
News
fMtertaf
a
farrneaa
and
sportsmanship'.
Very
regular
in
her
attendance
at
the
games.
It
baa
fallen
to
her
lot
to
be
ofnetal
time-keeper
and
seorer
for
the
various
games,
sometimes
too.
when
the
atmosphese
tn
the
bunding
caused
members
of
the
'stronger
sex"
to
seek
"points
of
vantage
near
the
stove.
Reggie
MeNamara.
"Iron
man"
of
the
.professional
bicycle
riders,
and
his
Italian
partner.
Fletro
UnarL
spiit
113.-
oCOaa
a
winning
share
ol
the
U.ooo
In
prir
money
and
bonuses
awarded
ta
the
competitors
In
the
six
-dy"
bicycle
race
at
Madison
Square
Oarden.
i
Benny
Leonard,
undefeated
tight'
wtigbt
boxing
champion,
will
fight
again.
"IT1
fight
again,
not
right
siy
but
perhaps
late
next
spring
or
sum'
mer."
be
said.'
"I'm
coming
hack
U
fight
because
the
public
demand
16
because
now
I
feel
that
affairs
hi
my
heme
are
such
that
I
can
go
back
Into
the
ring
without
hurting
ny
one's
feetnga
at
home.
When
I
apeak
of
home.
I
mean
my
mother."
Then
Leonard,
who
now
weighs
103
pounds,
explained
why
be
refused
to
fight
Mickey
Walker
for
a
purse
of
llOOJOoa.
"It
was
bees
use
of
my
mother,"
he
wki
"She
waa
very
tick,
perhaps
nearer
death
than
any
one
mined.
She
ask
ed
me
to
hang
up
my
gloves."
The
Dominion
Football
Association
has
advised
the
British
Columbia
Foot
ball
Association
of
the
proposed
tour
of
a
Scottish
Association
team
next
summer
and
asking
If
the
governing
body
of
this
province
approve
of
the
piVject.
Th
DFJL
is
not
asking
for
any
guarantees
and
It
Is
presumed
the
tour
will
be
operated
on
similar
tines
to
that
of
the
English
team
last
sum
XIIKIIJ.KH
Kl
I-UKr
a
-ia.
DIOBY
ISLAND-Clear.
light
8.W
wind;
barometer
29.40:
temperature.
33;
sea.
smooth.
1
JO
im.
Talyo
Maru.
000
mltatai
a.a
ia...,
a
ia
ra
J
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r.v
fU)W
aw
UWUlU
1-iV
,
snu
Prtnce
Charles
left
MaaseU
south
(bound;
7
40
an.
Catala
due
tn
Vancou
jver
1130
sm.
i
DEAD
TREE
POINT
-
Barometer.
S8:
tempers
urv
37
B
LI
IIAnnOR
Otenas
8
W
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
V-Ts
SITUATIONS
WANTED
TOONO
WOMAN
WOULD
ASSIsTWITII
hoMsowork.
Oood
home
prtfmd
Dl
17.
Dally
New
office.
397
WOMAN
WANTS
WORK
BY
THE
HOUR
or
day.
Box
It.
Dally
Neva
OSSre.
WOMAN
COOK
WANTS
WORK
APPLY
l
Dos
la.
Dally
New
oOce.
3M
FOIt
SALE
FOR
SALE.
FOUR
ROOM
HOUSE,
fttlrjr
aMdara.
gUx
vetMHU.
1300.
Cash.
1
009.
Bala
are
IM
per
aaoaih.
Five
room
hewe
wh
bash.
Seventh
Avenue,
tljoa
Only
I20Q
eah.
BaUaco
ta
arraate
See
aavr
Bat
of
other
arotw
rites
far
Sale.
THEO.
COtXAKT
LTD.
Weatholme
Theatre
Block.
FOR
SAIJE-TO
CLOSE
OCT
AN
IS-UU.
we
are
aattortsed
to
sell
several
lota,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prsera
law
and
tenaa
(rem
tltOO
awatMy
Enquire
T.
McayaoBt
It
1X)R
SALE.
Joe
raatsd
aeak
Cabin
enaHer.
praaucaHy
asaipltii
and
ready
for
Uancliltir.
sviahn
hattaHid.
Apaty
Box
IO
Daily
News
OSIce.
397
K)R
SALS.
MODERN
FIVE
ROOMED
house
good
taeattam.
Fifth
Aveaate
east.
sl.OOO
cash,
baasaci
Mke
reM.
Box
M
Dally
News
Oface.
39
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOM
IIOOSE
It
Seetlan
Sevea.
Faymettta
ffk
rent.
Box
14
Dally
News
af&ca.
3M
WHY
NOT
HAVE
MUSIC
PIANOS
and
Btsoaograaha
fer
rest
Walker'l
Music
store.
tf
FOR
SALE.
tOUR
IRISH
SETTER
pupa.
Can
be
seen
anytime.
Phone
Oreen
34.
XXI
FOR
SALE.
FORD
SEDAN;
GOOD
mechanical
condition.
1
77
J.
Terms.
Phoae
93.
tf
FOR
SALE.
OadrHac
mo4or.
with
Bosch
magnela
and
cell;
sytuble
far
boat
93.
u
FOR
SALZv-SELF
STARTER
TX37JU
Delivery,
good
condition.
4340.
rbor-
83.
tf
IX)ST
LOST.
OOLD
CRESCENT
BROOCH
set
with
pearts
between
Wcsthobne
The
Us
aad
Federal
block.
Finder
pleajw
return
to
Daily
News
office.
L08T
Oosd
watch
and
chain
between
SunsUnd
Biatk
and
Besaer
Apart-meats.
Fmder
piease
return
to
Knox
Hotrt.
Reward.
398
L08T-
MACKINAW
COAT.
ANYWHERE
between
Beaview
aad
Cold
Storage.
Finder
please
phone
Blue
409.
398
LOST.
-BUNCH
OF
KEYS
IN
LEATHER
I
case.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
Offlee.
FOUND
FOUND.
PAIR
OF
LADY'S
SHOES
with
skates
attached.
Enquire
t
Dally
News
office.
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTIONEER
BRINE
WILL
SELL
THE
contents
of
-two
first
etasa
hemes'
on
December
33
Articles
listed
later,
tf
wind;
barometer.
29:4S:
temDersiur
M:
sea.
heavy
swell;
tin
ta.
Princess
Ena
at
Quatalno.
NOON'
DIOBY
ISLAND
Part
cfaudy:
la;bt
8.W.
wind:
haraawter.
39.41;
tempera.
tre.
34;
sea.
aawoth
DEAD
TRES
POINT
Barometer.
39
-38:
temperature.
3S
BULL
HARBOR
Pan
cloudy,
light
8W
wind
bartjmeter
3913
temprra
uje
47
it
j
tr.iv
well
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
(eat
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED.
A
REAL
LIVE
MAN
TO!
aandie
out
products
Mi
the
city
ol
Prtnce
Rupert.
Very
rui
opportunity
'
for
right
maa.
Apoly
to
the
J.
R.
Watklna
ComaaHy.
1104
llomer
Street,;
Vancouver,
jj
c.
w
j
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ANTED
-
DOY.
THROUOI!
SCHOOL.
useTul
and
to
team
twataesa.
O
f
Brtne.
auctioneer
.
FOIt
RENT
fOR
HttfT
-
nilRTT
ped
hotel
Ootng
Box
34
DaUy
Neva
FOR
RENT.
HOAItl)
ROOM
concern
Ofltc.
FOR
RENT
nmNKItED
Phone
IS,
MaaaaBem
Oroeety,
BOARD.
THE
INLANOtSt,
Second
Avenue.
Fhane
137.
nuuts
.
min.
iuut-.
"Scatter
Snaahlae
with
EQUIP-Wrlse
U
WARM
HOUSE
WTTH
Fourth
Areaue
East.
surrx
FUHNITUHE
AND
RAMIES
TOR
atHUlTMASI
DININO
ROOM
suites.
Chterfiel4
suits,
srabmt
beds
with
oaU
sprtaaa,
drissrs.
ehlf-fonierra.
lounfea.
carpeu.
tusaMatn.
aad
linoleum
reca
Toys
of
evary
description.
A.
MssKeaaK
rural-tore.
Phoae
T74.
(lllr
riladlall
ItnlV
le
I
brWin
aad
make
your
frtt4
gfcsd
far
years
to
cosas
rrriL
riiKioTMtt
rtrKm
IIjM.
llo.
taa.
itM
aa4
an.
Write
for
prta
M4.
II.
l.
MrT.VIll
po
nx
m.
ticTiiKii.
nr.
FUItS
rUXlS
MADE
TO
ORDSR
AND
IUC
modelled
Raw
skins
laaaeel
aad
dresarcL
Malt
orovrs
prasaiUy
attend-ed
to.
Mra.
F
Tarr.
XH
lsroadwsf
East,
Vaacouvrr.
CIIIKOl'HACTIC
(iiuconttcynH
t33
Third
Atenae.
OSC
VitlU
.
tQ
llsuae
ealU
.
I1M
For
appointment
.
Phone
orar
Bra
89
Residence
Black
38
DKR.MATOI.(M;y
r.tritt.
iiiF.MKiira
Kr.tiovr.ii
by
the
1st
est
scientific
method
Fr.itM
m:m"Y
lii.tRWTf
i:.
No
need
for
disfiguring
hairs
other
blemishes
any
mora.
Thmtr
lllark
Ct3
nESTAUHANTS
fifm
eat
r.tir
Mra
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
(ImM
Itneae
(oled
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
ANWllKIt
IHR
ltKIUJCTION
IN
CIIKVIJOI.CT
COMMKKCIAI.
CAK
IMHCRS
l-IH
Ton
Utility
Express
Chasals
83Ji)o
H
Ton
Light
Delivery
Chaaata
630.00
Touring
and
Roadstet
t
8)9X10
Sport
Roadster
t
830
M
Coach
and
Coupe
IS30i0
Sedan
.:
4113500
Landau
,
S1I840O
l
tl
CtRI
US
HtNII
1
Ford
Ught
Delivery,
open
tlT
7500
1
Ford
Ught
Delivery,
panel
body
tlWOO
I
Ford
Ught
Dellviwy.
starter
equipment
1210
00
1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
130000
1
OldamobQe
S-paasengcr
Tour
ing.
1933
aflOO
OO
Terms
can
be
arranged
en
both
new
and
used
cars
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIKN
(tAHAfiK
Dealer
In
Cadllar.
MrLaaghlln,
Oakland,
INmtUe
Old.mohlle
and
Chetrnlel
Cars,
thnne
St
TAXI
Phone
C7
Tnxl
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Faasenjrer
Stinle-bakers
at
your
dinro.iaI
any
time.
HOSS
HIIOS.
FOOI.
KOOM
Meeker
Itlock.
(Across
from
F'mpres
Hoteti
WATKK
NOTICE,
MIIKxiON
TAKE
WCITT
whoa
adtiiru
.
IttajMrt.
bc
take
and
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