m
PAG
FODr,
k
".
mVSZ
DAILY
KEVO
,
W.nI,.,-
H71
"
TOW
HILL
IS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
Bjgfiebrge
McManus
V
I
CA.KT
RtO
weLU
Co
right
iiiTI
DID
V-S
1
WIT
Km.
IN
LIMELIGHT
Tome
iso
OOtiT
DOTnERMt;-1
.THAa
eoiso
IN
ANO
ACCUSE
Jill
juw
oemwho
the
HycT?
J
,
uboKcr
I'M
J
ptje
kin
the;
lookvh'
f
HER
IF
tHC
I'd
IN
BONO
'TpEN
TSMUU
vv;
coiuTxwe't-i-
1
TMIN
t
KNOW
bHE
Toronto
Mall
and
Empire
Has
TnlH
THE
AOMiT
IT-
r
in
u
TOOK
m
1
1
'ft
Leader
on
Subject
vFoJlow
COOK.
I
I"
I
Infl
(Stork
Speeott
Tow
Hill
is
in
the
limelight
aain.
The
Toronto
JMail,
and
hmpire
has
a
lender
on
the
sub
jcct
in,
a
recctii
isfie
which
is
rather,
interesting.
11
saVs:
What
is
llip
uso
of.'
bbthcrjn;
about
land
"around
JJpi
North
l?olaj'v(iyh
cannot
bo
of
any
valupwheu
w
have
so
much
un
discovered
territory
which
U
of
value-near
homo?
take
'the.
case
of
Tow-
llill.
It
does
not
appear
nh
t
lie
ordinary
maps
and,
un
til
yesterday,
Iho
ordinary
man
never
heard,
of
itt"tjut
tMr.
Slprk,,
,M.P
for
Skeena,
has
inform;!
the
JJnuse
of
Commons
that
H
is
a
place
of
importance
actually
as
well,
as
potentially
"Duly
lasLi
fall
o.vcr.
oit
the
north
shore
pf
.Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
I
found
h
brand
new
in
dustry,"
said
Mr.
Stork.
"At
a
Utile
town
called
Tow
Hill
there
h'hs
been
established
a
new
clam
canning
factory.
When
we
speak
ij
flams
rwe
-all
have,
in
our
mind's
eye'
ihe
oh
1
"style
of
shell
which
litters
the
ocean
beach,
hut
this,
particular
clam
which
they
are
now,
rtevejppjnfi
at
T,ov
Hill
i
a
brand
new
variety,
and
I
would
Imagine
it
to
be
Iho
aristocrat
of
the
clanv
trihe.'
Not;
only
are
the
shells
things
of'
beauty
but
"(J)ese
cjanv
are
of
such
a
quality
that
there
is
an
unlimited
market
for
thehi"."
They
were
discovered
by
the
local
biological
station,
which
is
finding-continually
new
varieties
of
fish.
Another
Discovery
;
While
at
Tow
Hill
Mr.
Stork
made
another
discovery,
the
fi'n-.j
est
natural
beach
on
the
globe.
"It
has
been
my
sood
fortune
to
have
visited
the
Leaches
in
California,
the
sands
at
Blackpool
and
Ostend,
and
I
say
without
hesitation
that
on
the
north
shore
of
Queen
Charlotte
Is-,
lands
fs
a
sand
beach
as
hard
nf
a
cement
floor,
fifty,
miles
In
extent
the
greatest
natural
speedway'
that
one
can
find
any-
"
where."
He
is
sure
that
-when
Sir
Henry
Thornton
gets
his
eye
on
this
loc.alilydie
will
attract
worm
lourjsi
and
nuiia
up
the
.Canadian.
National
Railway.
The
I
railway
needs
Iho
traffic
but
first
I
of
all
Sir
Henry
should
put
Tow
j
Hill
on
the
map.
ALICE
ARM
'The
Hecate
Straits
'Towing
.Cog
Jog
carrying
barge
Drum-
rock
was
here
at
the,
end
of
las'
.
week
lolling
1,235,000
feet
of
logs
at
Miles
Donalds
loggni-i
camp
for'
didivery
do
the
Powell
mver
pnper.intll.
t
f.The.,Kfiysdne
Mining
Co.
is
to
Institute
an
active
pmgram
development
work
(Tn
the
Sunsel
property
npic
iiouiiny
ureek
tills
seVisonf
5
The.
trail
will
he
im
proved"
and
a
new
tunnel
driven
the
installation
of
a
compressor
aNo
being
included
in
Ihe
plans,
'
iiis
slromleck
returned
to
,
'
'MicVjArmjlasJ,
week
after
'havlmff
t
snnie
wmier
in
Vancouver.
:
.KigM0fe.U
Rff"I
at
ihe
mouth
nf
Hill
'.U'ilfinillf
lltfnt
ninlitnnn
'nchrsr1teing
(juilu
the
order
of
i
.
.
Mrs?
-I.
nurvich
has
arrived
!
front
Prince
Rupert
In
spend
j
some
nine
visiting
wilh
Mrs.
N
Sulilovjch.
V
STEWART
The
Slewarl
Hoard
of
Trado
'
has
been
advised
by
Hon
William
v
Sloan,
nilhUler-of
mine?,
"that
a
survey
parly
will
this
year
in
vesjigale
the
possibility
of
a
mininigutrail
from
here
to
Tele
'
graph
Creek
by
way
of
Aleziaden
-anu
nows-er
Lakes.
I
A
marriage
of
more
than
usual
interest
4togk
place
recently
in
J
iiyiier
wlien.MiVt.
Nellie
.Murray
3r-MHa-eiiueni
o(
Stewart
lor
auoul
;
.
year,
having
come
norlh
from
Vancouver,,
was
united
in
mar
i
riagef
tp
J.
1.
Ilawkinson,
the
f
widely
iinown
northern
restaur
J;
ant
keeper.
The
bride
and
groom
.?
i
kept
'jlln??
news
secret
for
two
wfKRHvliii
a
rerpliun
was
ten
f
dered'lhem
lit'
the
home
of
Airs
SidiieySinilh.
Wv
IL'Tonkln
of
the
American
'Mining
'A'
Milling
Co.,
and
F.
f
Terwilllgcr;
assaycr,
chemist
and
melallungisl.'have'Vjrrivetl
In
Ihb
district
and
will
spend
several
Weeks
here.'
Joseph
A.
Mills,
AM?.
Jins
afcivetl
from
Vancouver
lo.lakc
charge
of
American
Alin
ing
vf
Alillipg
operations
in
the
district.
'
.
V.
S,
(Irr,
who
has
been
suhr
erinlendenl
at
the
Indian
mine
has
joined
Ihe
stair
of-tjie
ll.G:
Silver.
'
;
Harry
Tanner
has
.
returneil
from
a
trip
to
New
York,
on
min-
ing
Inisiness.
'
'
MiirlocliJ-AIcLeod,u
well
known
Prospector
of
this
dislrigf,
was
dniwned
last
week
while
at-
tcnijdiug
la
ford
Hitter'1
Creek:
Deceased
was
a
Nova
Scotan
and
"was
Torly
years
of
age.
He
served
overseas
and
his
funera
look
place
under
the
auspices
pi
Iho
Cniled
Service
Cluli
and
Native
Sons
of
Canada,-
Itev.
A.
W.
R.
Ashley
officiating.
VANDERHOOF
Arthur
Kmhley,
who
has
been
seriously
ill,
is
now
making
saj
jsfaefory
progress
toward
recov
ery.
'
Considerable
,
i.ni
provemenf-have
already
been
made,
on
tow.
streets
by
the
village
council.
.
U.
C.
AlcCorkell
has
given
M
Averill
the
contract
for
the
build
jng,
ofaijjli.aril
'
hijll
at
Fori,
St.
.fames.
"
1
i'
Stock
wHiio
lonser
h&
allowp-.
to
roam
al
large
on
the
streets
t
Ibis
town.
The,
village
couiiqli
has
passed
a
pound
bylav
whiol.
anions
other
things,
sets
a
tax
of
$5
and
$2
for
dogs.
A
daughter
was
-born
on
Alay
20
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
V.
Taylor.
Oscar
Johnson
of
Fori
Frasec
has
left
for
Winnipeg
where
li
wjll
spend
the
pexl
few
month
buying
cattle.
'
Airs,
J.
Clow,
has
arrived
her
from
Calgary
lo
visit
with
he
uncle
and
aunt,
Air.
and
Airs.
F..
A.
Mitchell.
Gordon
II.
(iower.
school
In
peclor
from
l'rince
(leorge
spent
last
week
here
on
official
lutiert
iu,
the
district.
Mr.
nnd
Airs.
J.
AI.
Johnston
gave
a
,mnst
enjoyable
party
last
Ihursday
in
honor
of
tiieirguesi.
Miss
Nell
Hums.
EDUCATIONAL
AND
HISTORICAL
TOUR
The
Canadian
National
hail-
ways
will
operate
a
forty-throe
day
Personally
Conducted
F.duca
tlonal
Tour
Iri
Kuropn
this
Sum
mer,
sailing
via
the
S.S.
"Athcnia"
from
Montreal,
Jub
9,
direct
,to
filasgow.
Proceed
ing
'from
there,
the
party
will
visit
different
points
of
inleres.
in
Scotland,
Kngland
Holland,
Helgium,
Switzerland
and
France,
also
an
opportunity
to
visit
the
Ilatllefields.
Ileturning
to
Kuj-land.'will
sail
from
Liverpool
on
S.S.
"Auranla"
August
13,
fo
AIontre.1I.
Considering
the
mini
her
f
points
visited,
the
accom
tnodnlion
provided,
and
enter
tainnicnt
offered,
this
is
one
of
i
is
t
m
m
m
rw
the
lowest
priced
Tours
ever;
oicrat.eiI
to
Kurope.
Full
particulars,
reservations,
etc.,
from
any
Agent.
C.N.
Hail-ways,
or
It.
I".
MoNauglitoji,
Dis-
nct
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
j
llupert:
BUSINESSIS"
ONTHEMEND
Poople
Arriving
From
the
Interior
Tell
of
Better
Conditions
Obtaining
Every-
v
where
-
.
,j
Herent
arrivals
from
the
in-
prior
stale
that
there
Is
a
general
changf
of
tone
alt
along
the
ijne
with
vastly
improving
bust-iess
couditiiHts.
Kverywhere
ople
an
expecting
an
im-iim
union
t
from
Iho
operation
of
he
'
prince
llupert
elevator.
Farmers
have
"sown
as
much
wheat
as
possible
as
a
txiginning,'
fn
tfie
vrain
raiding
campaign
and
there
is
activity
in
all
diree-ions,
especially,
in
railway
eir-ole.s.
An
inorca-e
in
lb
freight
msinfss
will
mean
increase
Id
aclivjtyat
.the
divismnal
points
.md
more
men
employed
everywhere.
This
soon
reflects
itself
jh
the
ereneral
business
hf
the
country.
The
lunger
business
beyond
Prince
fleorge
is
active
and
'here
is
considerable
mining
and
.ither
activity
aj
various
points.
SANSON
SENDS
APPRECIATION
Wires
Vancouver
Province
Thanking
Newspaper
For
Leadng
Editorial
Article
Olf
Hanson,
president
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade,
has
wired
to
'rank
Hird,
manager
of
the
Vancouver
Province,
thanking
him
.'or
the
leading
editorial
apear-
ing
in
his
paper
recently
in
re-
ard
to
.Mayor
Taylor's
attack
on
lie
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
Ihe
.vire
reads:
"On
behalf
jhf
the
Hoard
or
trade
of
Prince
llupert
and
the
ditkens
of
Central
Hritish
Col
umbia,
I
wish
to
cotiigratulate
aivl
thank
you
-for
yoijr
Ipa'diwr
editorial
of
the
twentieth
inst.
Your
edilorat
j'foveil
jij.iotir
sat
isfaction
that
your
paper
is
abso
luloly
eivtitfpdTo
jhl
iia?n!
it
hears
and
that
it
represents
lw
province
an
a
whole.
It
also
hows
a
breadth
of
vision
that
is
o
necessary
in
the
development
if
a
young
and
struggling
com
'nunity
sufh
as
ours."
Provincial
Constable
Fred
Alarkland,
transferred
to
the
city
ilptachment
in
Prince
Rupert,
ar
rived
on
the
Prince
Charles
Ibis
afternoon
from
Literati
Intel
where
he
h.w
been
staliomul
re
ently.
SPORT
CHAT
It:
l
ite
excellence
of
play
in
tl'-opening
g
u
toe
of
Ihe
hasebaj!
scluujiiia
on
Monday-
afternoon
last
between
the
Oyrp
Club
ami
.Native
Sons
of
t'unala
ausur
well
for
u
successful
season,
II
'
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U.
'
H
1.
VP
i
V
anted
For
Sale
For.
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiiement
taken
for
lent
than
50c
.VtKTKB
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Alan
wants
work,
any
kjinl;
35c
an
hour.
Phou1
Black
269.
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for
jrtmerni
houseworfk.
Airs.
Al.
AI.
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LOST.
LOST.
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AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
83
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137.
HOARO,
Rooms
and
Furnished
Suites.
Pnlmcr
House.
tl
AUCTION
SALE
WJJ
Jiave
heeii
favore4l
with
in
structions
rrom
Airs.
A.
I'.raga
In
sell
at
public
auction
nM
.
her
hi'oscliolj
goods
and
effect
at
:t!2
Eighth
Avenu-West,
on
Thursday.
Alay
27.
a;
2.30
pn.:
consisting
of
sectional
bookcase.
library
Utile,
gramophone,
(ak
arm
and
rocking
chairs,
dining
table,
bulTet,
Morris
chair.
nk
bed
chair,
couch.
Singer
swina
m'actilife,
carpels
heater,
thre-
ehiffenieres,
two
bureaux,
six
beds,
etc.
Philpoll.
Kvitt
Co..
Ltd.,
Auctioneers.
15!.'
things
keep
up
the
way
they
ha
tarted
there
will
be
large
crowds
f
fans
climbing
Acropolis
Hill
uvery
baseball
night.
.Monday's
if.ime
also
showed
that
.tlieTe
is
tdenly
of
material
on
hand
and
ome
new
talent
that
should
bi
well
able
to
account
for
itself
n
lie,
season
progresses.
Th
oxt
game
will
be
Friday
veiling
when
the
flytos,
winner.
of
the
first
game,
will
try
out
conclusions
with
the
Grand
Ter
minals,
in
their
first
appearance
on
the
local
tliamlmd.
Hen
Self
may
be
trusted
not
lo
have
Ifi
ill
the
players
in
town
get
away
from
him
so
this
second
game
should
be
iille
as
interesting
as
the
first
turned
out
to
be..
The
anndal
iourhannmt
.imon
Ihe,
members
tif.
ithe
PHne'iv
RiW
pert
Tennis-
Gl
ul
to
t
thj
&4on
nicnce
itti'iuiiifiO,
ii
wHK'rom
next
Sunday,
It
is
announced
by
W.
CruiksJiank,
president
of
tho
luh.
There
will
be
men's
and
women
s
singles,
men
a
and
women's
doubles,,
anil
mixed
loubles
and
tlio
tournament
will
be
carried
out
on
the
straight
elimination
basis.
The
proscn
Jtle
holders
in
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Tennis
Club,
some
of
wdjom
have
left
the
city,
are
as
follows:
men
h
sinsrU-s,
Larry
w
yies
men's
doubles,
Dave
Halfoir
and
W.
Lamble:,
women's
siugles,
.Miss
Cawdfiie-AIlUtJieU;
vvomen't
doiihlesn
MiiSr1tc;e.Mrtin.
-anti
.Miss
Caroline
-Mitchell;
Jnlxrd
loubles.
Miss
Caroline
Alitche.l
mil
AlcAlaster.
Line-ups
,in
the
Inlgrmedinle
League
foolball
game
this
even
ing
between
the
YAlaqs.and
High
idiool
will
be
as
(pjhjw.s:
Y
.Macs
-2jpeol
Hacker,
Koal
Iteid
ahd
Caiorfrim,
full
hacks
Tony
Ilohcri.'
Kelsey
and
dlenry
4
t
'
ldP,T
'
im
1
uennioncr,UAM
naciis;
nuw-
lhotn.
Dickens.
Hlrachan,
Hond
and
Philjlirs;.
forwards.
Jlih
Scfitjfil-Tj-Norman
Kinslor,
goal,
Pejcy
Hood
and
Perry
Haisler.
full
backs?
Jim
Parker,
UMiur
Cade,
u
tid
Richmond
Jlfjr-
mer.
Italf
backs;
Ksa
Kalsu-yama.
Vosht
Katsuyama,
lnck
AlacKay.
hh.
Alatheton
and
Alin-oru
Sakamoto,
forwards.
O
1928
f
Ut-t
rTut
Scici.
Ixc
FOR
SALE
FOR
SAI.F..--
28
fool
fish
boat,
7
V
h.p.
Vulcan
engine,
ou
t
year
old
$!)50.J
20
fool,
cabin
cruller,
new
12
h.p.
engim"
priced
at
30.t)O
28
foot
cabin
cruiser,
13
h.p.
oil
engine
4l.2OO.0u
Small
speeder
with
Ford
engine,
priced
at
J250.0U
20
h
p.
HutTalo
engine
$600.00
40
h.p.
Sludpbaker
engine,
1200.00
C
h.p.
Guarantee,
price
M70.00
G
h.p.
hellonberg
engine
I800.00
2
ey
Under
10
h.p.
auio
engine
,
flOO.OW
4
Cylinder
Dodge
engine
wiliJ023
Fori,
T(jor
jjedsn
Ii2fi.no
'""
n
starter
1
00.00
4
cylinder
Chevrolet
enit.?
with
starter
123
(10
1000
feet
M
inch
back
haiK
cable,
price
Ce
por
fool.
Wee
,
AleOregor
Saw.
falHn
and
bucking
saws,
nilchrUI
jacks,
etc.
Northern
Exchange,
213
Seeond
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
SAl.I'.or
Rent.
TourU
Hotel
al
Terrace,
H.C.
Twelv
room
furnished,
furnace
hea!.
eeirie
tigni,
elecirtc
pumj.
ba;h,
rostanraol,
kitchen,
barroom,
Uiren
room
furnished
citltoge,
two
lols.
Rent
$75.00
per
month
or
will
sell
on
reasonable
terms.
Apply
Airs.
J
A.
AIcDougall,
Tourist
Hole'.
Terrace,
H.C.
FOR
SALK.
New
30
h.p.
Jlolin.
dcr
scmi-Deisel
with
full
cquipmeni,
$2,380.00.
35
h.p
heavy
duly
I'nion,
In
good
condition,
f9fto.no.'
Kasthope
engines,
4
to
10
h.p.
Prinee
Rupert
Hoalhouse.
J3J
FOR
SALK.
Very
complete
ouU
fit
of
Drums
and
Traps
and
set
of
8
Mi
octave
Orchestra
Hells.
Can
be
seen
al
.Mae-Larcn's
Aliislc
Store,
where
ftid
particulars
may
he
oblained.
I3
FOR
SALK.
Double
corner
Sixth
Avenue
and
Dunsmuir
SIreel
opposite
Rink.
What
offers'
Apply
Hox
300
Daily
News
of-
fice,
FrtR
SALB;
Fi'e
roomed
mod
ern'
bungalow
ami
two
lot.,
close
Iu.
$2600.00
on
Icrni
Apply
'T.
MeClymohL
t-
FOR
SALi:
Secondhand
furni
ture
and
restaurant
fixture
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
It
Third
Avenue.
FOR
SALK.
Gerhard
HelnUmau
Piano,'
on
easy
monthly
pay-
menls.
Walker
s
Music
Store
IIODSF.
and
Three
Lois
for
Sale
Apply
P25
Klghth
Avenue
Knsl
TO
RENT
FOR
RKNT.
.Modern
four
room.
L
ed,
fot,
.with
Monarch
rapgc,
ln
Clapp.block.
wolenhi
haver
Jlroi.
FOR
RI'.NT.
Two
modem
houses,
one
furnished.
Apply
21
a
l
ourth
Avenue
Fast.
i
'URNISIIKD
I!ousokeepln
Room!
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phono
Red
C07.
tf
l
OH
jiknt.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Alussallcrr.
Apqrlmenls.
Phone
18.
f
FOR
RUNT.
Four
room,
nolle,
hot
water
bpaled.
Hply
grnili
.
A
Mallet.
MOpKltN
FLAT
for.
nuipply
M.'T
'."iUironpr.
'
A"'
if
FOUND
r
uuftn,
i
nree
Keys
on
ring
apply
uauy
wews
office.
7-!Jrt---,-'
Articles
Lott
and
Found,
Ac
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
I'KTHFRSTOMIAt
till
&
CO,
the
old
PMtahlishcd
firm.
Patents
and
trademark
tn
all
nun-tries.
Fr'P
boii.lel.
Vancouver
f
f
it-.-
lolH
Itogers
lluild-tng.
Phone
Seymour
379f.
Mumper.
Krnest
K.
Carter.
lW,
registered
attorney.
Other
of-i
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unnwti.
wnsiiington
anuitmi.
u
o.
pHncinal
eiltps.
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
BARGAIN
PRICES
-
Utr
1023
OhNniohile
Touring
1730.00
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IU22
Oldsniobtle
Toortnt;
t50.00
ihi.
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.
1021
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
150.00
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Tudor
Sedan
HOO.Qu
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h.-..i.
Ford
l.iglil
Idlpr)f
....
$50.u
Ford
Lfglil
Dilvpry
II
85.00
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we
trive
ininy
ua
irHS
eric
imiwi.
un
on
ahove
ears
and
liberal
sec
vice
on
new
car.
KAIEN
GARAGE.
healers
in.
:heroe(
and
ail
General
Mninr
Pnniirt,
Wrecking
Seric.
hay
and
Nluht
PlHHlfl
52.
Price-
of
liulli
V
iti.l
tiiiHr-.
at
anted
I
HdH
.:.RS
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al
a
new
low
b'vei.
.
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National
I
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Payment
'nr.
i.mii
k
Plan
enable.
an..ue
with
!
SA"
."'Ji
1
reasonable
income
lo
affinli""
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.,
.
,
.
prl
nf
Oir
.
I
lie
comfort
and
eonvenipnee
a
n,
u,
,...
cur
affords.
Atk
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealer
'
219
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Out)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
.
Acros
from
Fmprss
Hotel.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Kx
liange
New
and
Sernndbnnd
loods.
GEO.
PAPAD0PUL08
3!
Tdrd
Ave
Phone
4C
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposlle
Itenson
g
studio.
GOOD
AIKALS.
GOOD
CAKF.S
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
llKAL
HO.
Mr'
C0OKKD
MKAI.S.
Airs.
Unger.
Proprietress.
Phone
053.
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
0,fl0
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
ftTiO
a
load.
Cui.
to
any-
length.
Kindling,
7.00
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
7.00
a
lontl.
A.
ISAACSON
Phone
mark
.(it.
Seal
Cove.
PRINCE
RUPfRT
Tinrt
A
High
0:l
a.m.
3CI
ft.
13:02.
p.m.
10.0
"
Low,
0:57
a.m.
3.7
"
18:30
p.m.
0.8
"
Hlgji
0:5!
a.m.
13M.1
p.m.
Low
.J...,.
7:35
a.m.
10:33
p.m.
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,
Frjitay,
May
28
High
.1
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a.m.
ID
5
p.m.
Low
8:14
a.m.
20:11
p.m.
r
21,0
fl.
10.2
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