PAGE
FOUI,
...
MEMBER
FOR
SKEENA
IN
INTERESTING
ADDRESS
ON
BUDGET
IN
PARLIAMENT
(continued
from
jage
one)
initio
balance
of
$0,000,000.
In
lOp,
it
rose
lo
$142,000,0(10,
1n
lo
$105,000,000,
in
1025,
ff.'pi,iuu,iM!ii,
unci
as.jiseiosea
tu
the
llolilt
budget
Hie
Javorablo
i
rati
c
naiance
amounts
to
?40i,-OliQ.OOO.
Budget
Changes
-
,
Now,
Mr.
Speaker,
how
can
a
claim
be
made
Hint
this
is
a
weak
government
and
the
country
is
gotng
u
t
lie
ilotf
under
Liberal
administration,
and
at
the
same
time
bow
can
the.'
Conservative
parly
lay
sucli
igreal
claims
to
Uh
strength
of
their
own
party
au)
tbeir
position,
when
the
best
(hey
can
do
is
lo
submit
to
this
lIouVo
t
lin
weakest
amendment
thai
has
ever
been
submitted
to
the
House
in,
the
last
thirty-five
years?
The
reduction
In
taxa-i
lion,
the
reduction
iri
the
postage;
tlie
splendid
Canadian
National
stalqmciit
and
the.
treatment
of
automobile
duties
have
been
dealt
with
al
considerable
length.
The
duty
on
automobiles
lias
caused
a
great
deal
of
discussion
in
this
House,
The
Conservative
party
has
always
stood
for;
a
high
tariff,
lint
1
feel
that
they
must
regard
themselves
as
iieitir
in
a
most
unfortunate
position
at
this
particular
time.
They
have
been
tejlnigthc
people
of
Canada
that
industry
was
going
to
rack
and
ruin,
that
if
we
tam-i
pered
with
flic
duly
on
automobiles
that"
industry
would
close
up
Tho
bon.
member
who
has
jul
addressed
Ibe
llouso
(Mr.
Armstrong,
Lambton)
has
made
the
usual
complaint
about
the
effect
of
tariff
reduction
on
the
industries
of
this
country..
The.
party
which
insists
on
saving
the'
country
by
keeping
the
tariff
liiph
and
by
jacking
up
the
duties
has
told
us
that
these
automobile
industries
will
lie
ruined.
Having;
appointed
themselves
the
.guardians
of
tho
country,
they
inust
feel
very
badly
let
ilown
Jlien
they
fin.l,
the
man
who
makes
more
motor
cars
than
all
thgrest
of
the
automobile
manufacturers
together
Mr.
N'icholson:
Where
does,
he
make
them.
Ford
Free.
Trader
Mr.
Stork:
A
lot
of
them
in
Windsor.
This
gentleman
tells
us
he
doe;no(ljre(ufre
the
assistance
of
ahynarfff''
for
his
bul-m.
lie
says
the
industry
does
.
noj
require
a
tariff
and
he
him-self,
is
in
favor
of
fr6e'
trade.
That
is
going
even,
one
boiler
than
any
of
us.
I
have
before
me
an
item
printed
in
the
Toron-toUHobe
of
April
21,
dated
at
Windsor,
which
reads:
Henry'
Fdfd,
Detroit
automobile
magnate
today
dealt
a
hefty
blow
at
high
tariff
to'
protect
hjS
Canadian
industry,
when
ho
I
old
.
The
(j
lobe
during
a
brief
interview
at
the.
ValkervilIe
ferry
dock'lhat
the
plant
In
Ford
City
would
run
better
under
free
trade.
"1
am
a
free
trader,"
Mr,
Ford
said,,
"It
was
not
necessary
fqr
you
to
ask
me
that,"
he
con
tlnueil.
"Mr.
Campbell
said
the
Canadian
factory
would
continue
to
operate,
and
it
is
my
.belief
tlie
factory
would
be
belter
off
under
free
trade,
than
protected
b
n
high
tariff.
I
am
a.
free
trader;
that's
all
there
is
to
say."
''Air.
Ford
spent
the
best
part
a
fU
he
day
10
conference
with
of.
finals
of'
the
factory
at
Ford
City.
He
inspected
every
(depart
ment
of
the
plant,
halting
at
time
pads
of
the
huge
factory
o
chat
wilh'.tho
workmen.
"You
caiiest
assured
these
inen
will
be,
kepi
at
work,"
he
,
told
one
of
the
department
super
intendenls.
"
iSir
Hpiiry
Drayton:
Has
the
bon.
member
ibe
same
idea
as
to
duties
6urIi6ols
and
shoes
furniture
and
so
on?
Mr.
Sturk:
I
will
deal
with
that
later
on.
:Mf
Meighen:
How
much
later?
;
Parading
Ottawa
'
Mr.
Stork.:
Evidently
Mr.
Ford
has
decided
to
get
along
with
out
1
no
assisianco
or
tlie
high
tariff
saviors
In
Ibis
country
Wo
find
thai
a
budget
was
pre
sauted
to
the
House
on
Thursday,
April
15,
in
which
the
announcement
was
made
thai
duties
on
automobiles
would
be
lowered.
Tho
1s,hawa
,
automobile
factory
closed
on
Friday,
and
we
on
this
side
of
the
House
wonder
whether
or
not
the
closing
of
the
Osiawa
factory
was
not
advised
by
the
famous
board
of
strategy
which;
has
been
operating
in
Ibis
House.
I
would
Imfcfno,
Judging
from
suseipienl
hevenls,
thai
tho
board
fif
strategy
had
something
lo
do
with
that.
We
.saw
a
vast
dele-gallon'
parading
Ihroiiigli
Ottawa
carrying
banners
Ijke
an
army,
these
banners
describing
every,
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............
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.
...
tiw.fw.
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
1
,
By
George
McManus
,X-TlJ
.ouUmicHTJOVTAJ
YO
BtCHT
FOOT
UP.;
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Ml
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rw.lt
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J
V.
.
.
V?
if
l-
T!TI
id
kt-
Jill
v
...
.
physie.il
ill
in
the.
country,
but
there
was
one
thai
I
thought
might
very
well
have
been
carried
in
that
parade,
and
I
hat
would
be
a
banner
Staling
that
the
Oshawa
factory
was
closed
on
Friday
for
political
reasons
and
would
lie
opened
on
Monday
for
business
reasons.
We
heard
many
prophetic
in
regard
to
what
is
going
Jo
happen
to
industries
which
were
faypred
by
a
reduction
in
tariff,
tin
tho
las!
parliament
a
reduction
of
duties
was
made
in
regard
to
agricultural!
mplcmcnts.
I
foolieVe
Uia
reduction
cost
this
government
a
.seat
in
the
ci
ylrfotnaHdpthw
seat
in
the
city
of
Hrantford.
The
leelion
look
place
in
the
latter
lays
of
October.
Strong
statements
were
made
in
reigard
to
Ibe
injury
done
lo
the
manufacturer
of
agricultural
implements',
and
yet
I
find
that
on
January
28
a
very
few
ruQDths
after
Ibe
election,
Ibe
Massey
Harris
Com
pany
held
their
annual
meolinq
and
Ihe
report
of
the
busines-year
just'
closed
was
the
besi
in
the
whole
history
of
thai
com
pany
barring
ono
particular
year.
V6
tinil
that
they
had
an
increase.
of
over
i.300000
in
net
profits
during
the
year
ending
Xbvemhoi'
30,
1925.
The
report
reads:
An
increase
of
1.300,000
lithe
net.
profits
of
the
compan
during
the
year
ending
November
30,
1H25,
is
recoriled
in
the
financial
stalenipn't.
Current
lia-bilities
during
the
year
"were
re
luced
by
5,00(),00(l.
Mr.
Macdonald
(Kings
J
Sinep
Hie
tariff
has
been
taken
off,
1iow
much
cheaper
can
you
buy
a
binder?
Mr.
Hos
(Moose
Jaw:
Forty-
four
dollars.
Mr.
Macdonald
(Kings''
:
The
price
is
higher
now
than
before
he
change
in
the
tariff.
Whisper
of
Death
Mr.
Stork:
One
greal
benefit
ccruing
lo
the
Dominion
under
the
provisions
of
the
present
buitgel
is
the
fact
that,
for
all
time
to
come
it
places
in
its
grave
the
ghost
of
the
whisper
of.
death.
A
great
deal
of
time
has
been
spent
and
a
great
deal
of
newspaper
ink
has
been
usedjn
trying
to
prove,
to
the
people'of
Canada
thai
the
whisper
of
death
prevails
in
life
whole
of
this
great
country.
0
far
as
the
pro
vince
of
JSrllish
Columbia
is
concerned
there
is
no
whisper
ol
death
west
ofthe
flocky
Moun-
tains.
llrilish
Columbia
doe
not
.swallow
propaganda
in
re
gard
lo
this
country
going
to
smash
simply
because
the
Tory
parly
is
not
in
power
guiding
the
affairs
of
tlie
great
Dominion
of
Canada.
hven
the
hnn.
member
for
3
a
Book
oS
Recipes
for
Delicious
Salads,
Sandwiches,
Egg
Dishes,
Cheese
Dishes.
Pickles
and
Relishes.
Write
for
a
copy
mailed
Free.
Cotmtn-Ketn
(Canada)
Limited,
Dtpt.
82
1000
Amkii
at
St,
Montreal.
use
Cdlmans
Mustard
aids
digestion
I
T
:
:
-
-
-
....
-
.
.
Hor
Liver
Was
Bad
And
She
Felt
f
Tired
and
Depressed
Mrs.
II.
Siefert,
Grosswjrder,
BaV-writes:
''I
vr&n
greatly
disturbed
with
pains
f&
my
liver,
and
felt
tired
and
depressed
most
of
the
timo.
One
day
I
read
about
rVS.Iburn's
and
the
next
time
I
went
to
town
I
bought
four
vials
of
them.
I
have
wed
them
regularly,
and
after
two
months'
use
I
feel
like
an
entirely
different
woman.
Now,
I
always
reeommend
them
to
any
of
my
friends
who
are.
troubled
as
I
was."
There's
only
one
"Lax
a-Ll
t
r
Pill",
and
that's
the
one
put
up,
for
the
past
32
years,
by
The
T.
liilbura
Co..
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
'
Jiasl
t.ambtou,
brousht
up
aeain
tho
claim
of
injury
resulting
from
tlie
Australian
treaty.
The
Aus-trft1ranlreaiy
has
had
a
manel-lous
effect
upon
the
prosperity
o.
llrilish,
Columbia.
i
wish
ti
auote
briefly
from
a';tfwpapet
which
I
tfiink
no
one
enn
accuse
.if
be.ins
iartit;ularly
favoraNe
to
the
Liberal
party
In
that
province.
1
quote
from
Hie
Vancouver
.roxince
of
Tuesday,
Novemlier
3,
195,
just
11
few
days
ifler
the
general
election.
1
wlb
not
tpiole
tlie
whole
extracl.
I
Kleson
to
outline
what
will
hap-
ii
in
Ihe
way
of
developmoiil
in
ilriLjxh
Odum'bia
and
it
winds
up
Antli
thi
slulement:
The
King
government,
flurin;
its
four
years
in
office,
has
nut
bad
marjy
opportunities
of
.
ser
ving
Ihe
'country
ina;broad
nn
roiistructive
wayi
but
(tlie
nio-
tauon
or
mo
treaty
with
Aus
tralia
is
one
pood
work
which
(lands
to
its
credit.
Qlant
Expanding
1
have
in
my
baud
paper
to
which
I
am
a
news-sure'
oui
iriends
oppo-sitij
will
lake
no
ex.
ceplion;
it
is
the
Mail
ami
Fail
ure.
It
contains
a
half
page
ad-
,erii!empnt
headed
".
youni!
,iant
slill
expanding."
,,
Appear-
ng
fn
such
a
paper,
I
am
sure
,
ie
House
will
'aree
vith
me
that
it
should
have
the
effect
of
stocking
offythe
funeral
plumes
roin
that
defunct,
Canada
which
Ihe
'lory
party
lias,
tieen
so
ager
U
cpnvey
to
fla
political
Jrvajyjyaril.,
After
seltintr
...
forth
the
-prosperity
in.
the
provinces
bf
Manitoba.
Saska!cliewart
and
Alberta,
it
h'as
this
lo
says'
ni
firHlili
Odtiihliia:
'
Hritish
-Columbia
is
in
the
throes
of
tho
greatest
develop
ini'iii
in
her
history.
Tho
visitor
to
any
of
her
cities
or
towntt
Tenia
Ibis
the
moment
he
step
ff
the
train
or
steamboat.
This
reat
pulsating
throb
Of
new
life
is
reflected
in
heavy
investments
in
lu
1
lil
in,.-n
and
commercial
en
terpfise,
arising
out
of
her
liasic
wealth
in
mines,
foresfs,
fisher
les
and
Ihe
fruits
of
the
soil.
.
That,
I
ly.'lieve,
is
a
fair
stale-
mejit
of
fact,
llrilish
Columbia
is
enjoying
a
wonderful
period
of
prosperity.
.
In
the
county
of
Skeena,
which
I
have
the
honor
to.
represent
there'
is
one
of
the
finest
pulp
and
paper
plants
lo
be,
found
nnywhero
on
the
Nnrtji
American
continent.
11
is
located,
at
Ocean
J'alls,
and
I
am
credibly
informed
that
the
proprietors
intend
still
further
to
exlend
their
buiblins
The
Australian
treaty
also
gives
a.
market
for
the
fish
can
ned
in
British
Columbia.
I
assert
that
this
government
has
done
more
to
promote
the
fishing
in
duslry
of
my
province
than
any
preceding
government.
"he
budget
places
sheel
lin,
which
is
used
in
Ihe
manufacture
of
cans.
on
the
free
list,
thus
,giving
f)r-Iher
benefit
to
one
of
our
basic
industries.
Commission's
Work
I
have
said,
Mr.
Speaker,
that
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
r
2c
perSword
in
adyance.nNoJAdvertiie
mentj'takc
n,forJle$t
ll
an
50cZm
W'ANTKD
to
Purchase.
Second
FOIl
hand
tent
about
12
by
10.
Apply
Pnllen,
Daily
News.
illNd
MAN
WANTS
WORK.--any
kind,
35c
per
hour.
IMioa.
Black
209.,
Ml
WANTHD.
Young
girl
foi
housework,
sleep
out.
"Phone
lied
5211.
tl
HELP,
WANTED.
WANTKD.
Two
active
hrd
working
Salesmen
for
Prinei
Hupert
and.
district.
To
slari
immedialely.
Onod
money
but
must
be
prepared
lo
earn
i
Ask
for
ltoon
at
Parkin
A
Ward
F.loctrir
Co.
.ins
goturumeut
has
done
a
great
deal
for
the
development
of
the
,iJiin
industry
of
llrilish
Columbia.
In
i'Jii
a
commusioii
was
.ipoiMUil
:lii
invesiigute
Hi
whole
of
the
fishing,
industry,
uih
halibut
ami
salmon,
and
eery
phase
of
the
question
was
,nu.stateil.
It
was
felt
that
the
ndustry
was
so
important,
that
o
many
interest
wero
involved
jiid
so
many
men
required
con-J
deration,
that
in
place
oW
,-iiigiiig
tbemiall
to
Ottawa
n
niniiiis.ion
slruuld
lour
the
pro
duce
ami
in
that
way
conshler
wry
angle
or
uie
siiuaiiou.
1
nai
commission
was
very
successful;
tilings
were
held
in
etery
part
if
Itritisfi
Columbia,
101
wil-4tsts
wcru
exauidieil
anil
a
re
port
brought
in
which
was
adojit-
I
by
the
govcrjiuu'iit
of
tho
day.
.s
a
result,
the
tax
on
canneries
.vtts
rednced
from
,50(
lo
$20;
ne
tax
on
purse
seines
was
re-
vict'd
I
rum
-'0
to
20;
Ihe
tax
n
drag
seine
was
reduced
front
$50
to
i'M,
and
Ihe
lax
of
one-half
cent
per
fish
caught
ill
cines
was
abolished.
This
one
Hem
alone
meant
a
tremendous
icretise
in
revenue
to
those
en
gaged
in
the
fishing
industry.
Tlie
license
fee
was
reduced
frohi
lo
Ht
Hip
ihilv
nn
ir:i
enL'ines
ed
fur
fishiriig
noals
was
ro
iuced;
nets,
twine
and
g"eiir
were
laced
on
the
free
list;
the
use
if
gas
boats
w'as
aulhorizcd
Mr.
Shocl;
Might
I
ask
a
ques
tion!
Have
not
;nel
add.
fishing
..
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.
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ui.'en,
1111
mr;i-u
usi
jj
-Mr.
rjiork:
I
tiiuik
not.
-A
Mr.
Shbit:
I
Uiini
so.'
Y011
will
find
(hat
fishing
gear
of
all
kinds
has
been
on
the
freo
list
'r
many
years.
Use
of
Gas
Boat
Mr.
Slork:
I
think.
I
am
correct,
.1
any
rale,
Hie
use
of
gas
boats
was
authorized
for
the
first
time
on
the
Nua
and
Skeena
rivers
Prior
tq
that
the
old
method
had
been
employed,
while
gas
boats
had
been
permitted
on
the
Fraser
lliver
and
in
oilier
parts
of
licit
ish
Columbia.
In
the
north
they
were
still
com'pelled
lo
do
their
work
try
those
methods
which
had
obtained
on
the
Sea
ot
ualillcc
some
two
thousand
-
years
ago
Ihe
fishermen
of
thai
country
are
now
permitted
to
pursue
their
calling
itr
safety
by
use
of
the
modern
gas
boat.
A
policy
was
also
adopted
Jy
tho
govern
ment
placing
tho
fishing
industry
solely
in
the
hands
of
whiles
and
native
Indians,
In
1023
(hern
was
a
reduction!
of
10
per
cent
in
fishing
licenses
granted
lo
oilier
than
whiles
and
native
In
dlans;
In
the
year
following
there
was
a
further.,
reduction
of
per
cent
along,
that
line,
and
now
the
total
elimination
of
olhers
than
whiles
and
native
Indians
is
definitely
in
sight.
In
Ibe
mailer
;
nL
old
age
pensions
I
know
of
no
class
of
eilf-,zens
which
will
hail
the
advent
of
iuch
a
bill
will;
wreater"
delight
(continued
on
page
five)
FOR
SALE
SAI.K.--28
fool
fish
boat.
h.p.
Vulcan
engino,
ona
year
old
$'J50.rt?
20
foot
cabin
cruiser,
new
12
h.p.
engine
priced
al
t50.00
28
loot
cabin
cruiser,
15
h.p.
oil
engine
l,J00.OOl
Small
speeder
with
Ford
endue,
prieed
at
IS30.U0
20
h.p.
lluffalo
engine
IM0.00
10
h.p.
Sludehaker
engine,
100.00
fi
h.p.
(iuarantee,
pnec
$275.00
0
h.p.
Kellcnberg
engine
soo.no
2
cyliuder
10
h.p.
aulo
engine
I0QJ.
1
Cylinder
Dodge
engine
wit
it
slarler
$IOO.iin
t
rjllnder
Chevrolet
ench.
with
starter
124.00
1
000
reel
4
iiMh
)ack
haul
cable,
price
6e
per
foot.
Wee
McOregor
Saws,
falling
and
bucking
saws,
Ollchrist
jacks.
Me.
'orttiexn
lixeliange,
213
Sernnd
Avenue,
i'lione
l.
1125.00
Cary
Safe
135.00
oak
rolltop
desk
118.00
75i)U
oak
0
fmit
standing
desk
135.00
laOJin
mahogany
desk
mul
three
chairs
175.00
110.00
Check
protector
$I5JH
WESTKXHAVKll
HIIOS.
FORSALK.
Fmall
runabod'
boa
I,
I
passenger;
filled
wim
tank
and
batl-ries
ready
fo-engine.
llaritHin
See
Jar
Cook.
"Joy
Hlrd."
fViw
Hay.
I'Oll
SAMtFlvo
roomed
mod
ern
bungalow
and
two
lot
.
close
'in.
$2C00J)0
mi
terms.
Apply
T.
MpClymont.
D
FOR
SAI.K.
29
foot
(roller,
jo.
at
completed;
all
gear.
Fqll
par
ticulars,
addreas
llox
30S.
Daily
.News
office.
lift
FOR
8ALF..
Secondhand
furni
tur?
and
restaurant
fixtures
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
It)
Third
Avenue.
OR.
SAI.K.
fierbard
lleintzman
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
payments.
Walker's
Music
Slnre.
OR
SAI.IJ
Three
roomed
houfl.
plastered;
good
location.
$550.
McCalTery
A
Oibbons,
,td.
If
FOR'
SA..K.
58
CliryMef
Cfiacfi.
used
a
few
nionllis.
Apply
Howe
A
McXOIIy.
tl
TO
RENT
FOR
RKNT.
Modern
four
room-
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
block.
WestcnhaviT
Hros.
UHMSIIFD
llousekeepln
Rooms
lo
rent
by
the
day,
week
"or
month.
Phone
Red
C07.
If
FOR
RKNT.--Furnished
"house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Aparlmenls.
Phone
18.
tf
FOR
RKNT.
Four
hot
waler
healed.
&
Mallet.
room
suite.
Apply
Smlli
8KVK.N
Room
House
lo
Renl
Apply
522
Klghlh
Ave.
Wesi.
FOR
RK.Vr.-Modern
hoii'c;
five
rooms
and
hah.
Munro
Hros.
MOJiKHN
FLAT
for
Rent.Apply
Mhx
Hellhroner
if
PRINOE
RUPERT
TIDES
Mopday,
May
17
'"ffti
i:27
a.m.
I8.5
17:50
p.m.
jo.8
'w
11:21
a.m.
5.7
23:31
P.m.
10.(5
Tueaday,
May
18
II'kIi
5;8
a.uj,
17.
1
19:03
p.m.
10.
1
Lw
12:15
p.m.
0.8
ft
ft
Articles
Lost
and
ound.Ac
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
1
1
I
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
83:t
Second
Avenue.
I'hone
137.
HOARD,
ftnorns
ami
Furnislifd
Suites.
I'almer
House.
tl
FOUND
FOUND.-
Three
keys
on
ring,
Apply
Duly
New
office.
SOMETHING
NEW.
TODD
I'roteelograph
tMnpmiv
has
jul
invented
pensnnal
prolertograpli
selling
for
on.'
fourth
the
priri-
of
nlandarJ
cheque
waiter
requlrr
salesmen
in
every
aH
of
ll.i'
'l'rtUH)uduus
Kfllvr.
Splrudil
id
line.
Pnilectouraph
Sale
Agency,
t2l
We.i
Peiuler
Si..
Vancouver.
lit.
It!
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES
ia?:t
Oldsiii.-l.
i,.
Touring
$750.00
102
Old.
mobile
TouriiHt
KJ50.0H
vice
on
new
can.
KAIEN
QARAOC.
Dealers
in
Chevrolet
and
ail
(ieneral
Motors
Prodtrrt.
V
reeking
Seiviee
Im.v
and
M?lt
Phone
52.
nn:
ford
Muniit
i:omiay
OF
i:Nh
ipon
piilili.uMon
of
Hie
l.lilfl
i'li;inge-,
iinmedi-atelv
i-Hiu-il
I
lie
following
NEW
PRICES
Ilunnboul
1012.51'
louring
$01.00
Coupe
I7H8.0I
'liidor
Sedan
$Hft.OO
Foplor
Sedan
$87'J.OO
Light
Delivery
BI5.5I
Chassis
$191
AO
I'ruck
Chassis
$017.00
All
prices
include
self-start
er,
government
laxm
and
fr.cghl.
National
Kusy
Payment
Plan
available.
S,"
E,
PARSER,
LTD.
219
Seennd
Xvenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oenrge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Sludo
bakers
al
jour
dlpoaal
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
tiom
F.tnpresji
lintel.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenua
Opposite
neiison'a
Stud)o.
norm
mf.als,
cood
rakf.s
Coffee
or-
Tea
Sorved,,
R.KAI.
IIO.MK
COOKF.D
MKAJ.S
Mrs
Unger.
Proprietress.
FURNITURE.
New
ami
Secondhand
Furnl
lure
Slnre.
We
lluy.
Sell
and
F.x
nange
New
nfnl
Secondhand
'roods.
CEO.
PAPADQPULOS
w
Third
Ave
llrne
f
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
0.(io
n
Innd.
Dry
Fir
Wood
$0.50
n
In
nil.
t'nl
lo
any
lengjli.
Klndllnn,
$7.00
n
load.
Fir.'
Furnace
Wood
$7.00
a
load.
A.
ISAACSON
I'lione
Dlack
401.
Seal
Cove.
TIMBER
SALE
X7Mt.
Statetl
TrmUi.
hlalrlcl
lure.
1.
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1llt
ill)
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j
,
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f
i
ltrit.
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JOaM,
h
bukrl
lisii(
a
itl
lUlxm
ai
Twu
it,
j.,,.
Huvsl
Unite
l"riir
aif
MUh
Vlrturi.
TIMBER
SALE
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