f
Aas
poor.
.TUB.
DAILY
NEW3
ALEX.
RIX
AND
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
MtManus
MISS
RAY
WED
I
WANT
DHTf
COOK,
A
DOZEN
to
Jl
1
?eE
HO
I
II
tu
t
ah
br.to
Tet
up
to
Pretty
Ceremony
of
Much
Local
i
TO
tbLEEP
UeVbY
nk;HT
-KKirV
)
V.
Mi.
5
Interest
Took
Place
In
Ker
rlsdale
Church
Last
Evening
(Special
to
Daily
News)
VANCOHVF.H,,
,MaMS.
-w
Sti
Mary'
Church.,
KiuTlsdale,vas
ncauiiiiiiiy
decoraled
wittrdo-wood,
lullps
ami
oilier
spring
flowers
Jin.l
rolingc
fur
the
wed
ding
or'MIss
Phyllis
Vera
Hay,
ynuhgest
daughter
r
tin
laf
o
W.
;j.
Hay
ami
Mrs.
A.
limitrV
Hay
of
Cheshire,
Kngland,
In
Alexander
Oillespie
nix,
only
sun
T
Archdeacon
(8.
A.
Mix,
ndmln-ltrnlor
of
thr.dinreso
of
Cale.
donin,
ninl
'Mrs.
Hix,
which
look
place
last
evening.
Tlit
ceremony
wasyierfonaed
by
Venerable
deacon
Hix,
father
of
Ihe
groom,
assisted
by
Hev.
C.
S.
MrCJifTin,
ririor
or
M,
.Mary
s
The
service
was
fully
choral,
the
bride
having
been
n
member
of
the
choir
of
.SI.
Mary's,
for
-I-
-.
.
-.
....
six
.years.
id
urinal
nuircii
was
played
hy
Mrs.
A.
Adaiusnii
ami
Mr,
Hirlimnml
sang
"Cod
Touched
the
Hose"
iltii
ii,'
I
lit
signing
v4if
the
register.
Tin'
brid.
who
was
given
ii
marriage
by
lur
brother-in-law,
lr.
.Noil
McNeil,
was
lovely
in
a
gown
of
ivory
ch.irnieuse
sutii.
of
picluresifue
medieval
design
wilh
low
Waist
I'ini
and
roulTant
skirl
wilh
insert
or
Venetian
luce
medallions
surrounded
by
seed
pearls.
Hep
veil
was
ol
Brussels
net
hand
embroidered
with
sprays
ami
seed
pearls.
A
wreath
of
orange
blossoms
hi.
(he
veil
in
plnre.
She
carried
a
shower
bouiiel
of
Ophelia
roses
ami
lilies.oMhc-tallcy
and
alsuj
a
loyeiy
pray
suede
prayer
book,
the
presentation
of
the,
Chaurel
Cuild.
She
also
wore
the
gif!
of
the
groom,
a
gold
engraved
bracelet.
I
"
The
Attendants
Attending
the
bride
was
Mis.
Ruth
Hix,
sister
or
1
lie
groom,
who
wore
a
Very
smart
frock
rd
silver
tare
'over
pale
preen
.satin
with
a
wreath
of
sjlver
leaves
over
her
.hafr,
and
parried
a
boil
quel
of
pink'
carnations.
The
groom
was
supported
i
I.awrenciv
'
'"
WjiV.
rorniepty
lrincAnflupcttwli1i'.J.IIau
Mow
Vi..l...ll'
....
1
...
.
...
.ticiiwii
iiiiu
v-.Mirniau
iiaruen
acted
as
ushers.
Following
the
service,
rela-thek
and
a
few
iulimale
friends
of
the
bride
and
rnMmi
gathered
at
the
home
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Mr-.'eil
when
a
recejdlon
wa
held.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hix
leavinji
later
for
Seattle
and
Portland
lu
speml
a
honeymoon
prior
to
proceeding
to
Prince
HiiH'rt
when
they
will
reside.
Well
Known
Couple
ltolh
bride
and
groom
are
well
known
and
popular
in
Princ
Hupert
wliere
they
have
a
host
of
friend.
For
some
years.
Mrs.
Hix
resided
in
the
northern
city
with
her
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Dr.nd
Mrs.
McNeill.
Mr.
Hix
is
particularly
well
known
in
Prince
HumtI
where
he
has
lived-shicf
boyhood
days
and
at
tended-
school,
later
becoming
accountant-
for
the
Imperial
Oil
.
.ill
..i
.
.
".
.Hi
...
fr
nianj-prenrs.
He.
is
also
an
ofice'r
jf
tH-
First
'
.North
ll.C.
llejiiment
and
generally
take
ai
active
interest
in
various
youni;
teople's
ncHvitles.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
1
TODAY
149,300
LBS.
Prices
Reach
15c
and
7o
for
American
Fish
and
14c
and
6c
for
Canadian
Halibut
arrivals
today
totalled
I
U,30o
pounds,
four
American
boats
landing
115,000
pounds
for
prices
which
ranaed
from
Toe
day's
arrivals
were
as
fol
lows;,
-
American
i
Ilaillo,
tft.OOfl.
to
Fisheries-Co.
Columbia,
19.000;
Reliance
1,
UWii'.a'Vl
Yellowstone.
IJJ.QOO,
'
In
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slorajje
Co.,,
.
i
I
?y.
.
Ci
.Canadian
I
Tramp,
p.OOft;
Toodie,
3,300,
lo
the
Atlln
Flsherje.
i
P.
Dorreen,
5,500;
Helen,
5.300
and
M
Llpsetl,
fl.000,'
to
the
Canadian
Flh
A
Cold
Storage
Co,
II.
A
H.,
3.000,
nd
N.
&
S,
KftO,
to
the
(loyal
FlU
Co.
;
Salmon
i
Taplow,
2,330
reds
and
180,
whltis,
at
lo.to
and
3c.
to
Ul
wjll
resume
development
,
vo'r!t
on
the
David
Cnpperttchl,
The
Dolly
Yarden
railway
re
pair
work
has
hern
completer
ami
the
road
i
nmv
open
ti
Camp
S,
permit
tin;:
mining
con(
pauies
-and
priisjMclors
to
takn
In
tlieir
supplies
Ih.tue
eml
of
steel.
News
has
lteeaVreceived
liero,
of
The
death
in
Seattle
of
Paul
Wfialen.
'son
or
Dr.
and
Mm
Paul
Whalen,
formerly
or
Anyot
and
well
known
lnro.
He
was
knocked
dowij
on
the
street
by
an
automobile
ami
killed.
Oasboal
visitors
are,
already
rornmenriii:
In
ooine
up
from
Anyox.
I.al,
week
end,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clay
of
Anyox
made,
lli.i
I
rip
In
their
irashoat
Hernice,
their
jiucsls
beins?
Janet
Morley,
llonnie
"
Chapman
Helen
Wall
Ted
Svvnnon,
Qeoive
Johno;f
llonyr
Clay,
hddie
Clay,
I
heo-
dore
Asimus
and
Slanley
Jttnes
"Charles
liutcliin-on
has
In
stalled
a
swiimuin?
pool
at
Sil-
VerCHy.
Jt
will
be
a
jrn'al
at-:
.
.
.
.
.
.
irnciioii
inr
iionuay
visiiors.
formerly
a
resident
of
Prince
Hu
pert
in
the
early
days.
He
wax
then
a
propeelor
ind
miner.
He
i
at
known
by
Inc.al
enple
to
have
lived
in
the
Slocan
prior
to
coming
here.'
He
wa
always
looked
upon
a
a
respectable
rltUen.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
J.
McHae.
J.
.
Mtllichnmp.
H.
Sherwootl
and
C.
Fredericksoti.
yancouv'er:
W.
T.
Kssptmonl
ami
wnien
posumn
n
nas
uei!lt.
.
hennedy,
Stewart;
T.
W
McDonald.
Krnesl
Hlue,
11
Johnson
and
li-W,
FJsJier,
Hy
der;'
ltilly
Ar'mslntrig;
Whilei
horse:
M.
M.
Hnglisb,
E.
K.
Steele
and
J.
P.
Dover,
Quec
Charlotte
City;
V..
Matin,
Seat
tle;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Kllison
Mr.
and
Mrs.
;.
1.
Hunter
ami
Ceorge
Serhack,
Anyox.
Central
J.
H.
niches,
Vancwiver,
Mrs.
S.
Fraxcr
of
Thinl
A.
returned
from
Hie
south
on
tlj.
Prince
fieorge
today.
.Mrs.
Frn-
icr
was
called
to
Chilliwark
re
cently
on
account
of
the
illness
of
her
friend,
Mrs.
C.
Warrpn
I
l.oe
and,'
7c
to
15.2c
and
"c,
and;w)in
returned
to
Prince
Hfifter
sevep
Canadian
vrsels
sellingkWith
her
to
recuperate
here.
:it,:iiMi
pounds
al
from
1
3.
to
and
ri
lOiltc,
and
tic.
WILLIAM
INNES
WAS
FORMER
RESIDENT
HERE
William
Innes,
the
trapper
who
commit
led
suicide
in
his
calm.
after
confessing-
to
having
mur-derj'd
two
other
trappers,
was
Mrs.
Simon
A.
Swanson
and
Mrs.
Louis
LerouT,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
lo
St.
Paul,
Min
nesotn.
returned
home
on
He
Ihe
Dooth
Prince
Oeorge
to-lay.
Use
IMOND!
SAWS
kJ
MacWn
Knivts
iHmomo
cmu
aw
cm.
ito.
NCOMCN.
T.
iOMK
,
T
own
B.
ICS,.
A
r
hope
"-S
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Co.
AUCE
ARM
Slorase
A.
Davidson
and
William
Me
Lean
nave
left
Tor
the
upper
Kilsaull
dishiel.
The
former
will
Ihorohphly
prospect
the
811
ver
Hoard
3
roup
and
the
latter
JUNIOR
SOCCER
LEAGUE
FORMED
Organization
Meeting
Held
Last
Night
Season
Will
Open
on
May
12
Ala
meeting
held
last
night
in
the
city
police
court,
the
Jun(or
roolltall
League,
which
will
be
opefated
lty
I
ho
schools
in
co,n-jitncjimi
with
tjicp'rince
Hunert
iFoobaIl
Association
represonled
by
.Jock.
Campbell,
W,
IL
W
illls-
cron
and
lieonse
Ctichrune,
vs
leorganized.
The
meetiivg
was
in
charge
of
J,
S.
Wilson,
vice-president
of
the
prince
ltupr.
Football
Association,
ami
other
present
were
Miss
S.
A.
Mills.
W
W.
C.
OWeill,
.Jeorge,
Cochran.
Hid
W.
K.
WiUNerofl.
Miss
A
A.
Mills
was
appointed
secretary
treasurer
or
the
Junior
Lcaauc.
It
wns
decided
Hi
day
two
panics,
uuo
lie
fore
the
summer
vacation
'and
tho
second,
atter.
The
winners
of
these
two
series
will
play
ofr
tor
the
city
cliam-
lionsbip.
Tir
season
will
open
on
May
2
when
the
Tirsl
game,
will
be
played
al
G.30
on
the
.rropoli
tlill
grounds
between
the
High
rhoo
and
Hoolti
School
afler
a
rocesion
from
downlown
led
hy
the
Hoys
Hand.
With
thpee
earn,
High
School,
I
tooth
Sclioot
ind
llorden
Street
Scljool,
in
Hie
league,
ine
scneiun
ror
me
iirii
,'ialr
or
J
he
.raslinw'iU.
Ik
fas
follows;
f
First
Half
May.
12
High
School
vs.
Hnnlh
School
13
Hnrden
Street
vs.
High
School.
22
Ilootb
Sehhol
vs.
llorden
StreeL
i
r
2U-.Holh
School
vs.
Il'tpli
School
"June.
$
3
High
School
vs.
lhirden
Street.
2
llorden
Street
vs.
Honlh
"
.SchOOl.
r
,i.
.
'
19
High
Schoof
vs.
Booth
Scloo
2ft
Itorden
Street
-.
High
School.
July.
3-
Ilodh
School
v-
Ihinlen
Street.
SPORT
CHAT
ii
Prince
Oeorge
Is
going,
in
for
arrangements
for
,.
the
annual
slamiiede
to
Jte
held-on
July
I
aud3
no
mean
scale,
th
asli
prizes
offered
representing
an
outlay
or
some
$.1,500.
Th
most
important
of
a
big
pro
raia
of
events
will
b
the
rince
(ieorgic
Derby
with
priie
,?f
X275,
l3il
ami
73.
Olhei
Important
race
will
lie
the
Telkwa,
Williams
Lake,
Vnnder
hoof
add
Ouesnel
Slakes,
foe
each
of
which
there
will
b
priies
of
I23,
?30
and
2"
I'here
will
also
he
a
number
of
novelty
races
andxbucklng
con
tests,
elc.
lu
addition
to
the
prizes,
about
l,oou
is
to
be
pent
on
the
race
track
and
A
Prince
Ceojgn
expect
lo
draw
iioremen
ami
norses
ironi
au
over
the
province
for
the
'
big
event.
The
first
baseball
game
of
tl-n
season
at
Prince
fieorge
wm
p'ayed
last
week
when
Shellry
was
defeated
by
0
to
3.
Th
Pnnee
He'trge
team
was
Was
prac
O
1926
iy
Intju
FtATU"t
Scrvicc.
Inc.
W
anted"
Fo-
Sale
For
Rer.t
YdU.NT!
man
kind;
33c
ltlack
2fD.
Jess
Uray,
the
re
mam
in?
tw.:
return
nVttch
is
being
plan.
ucd
for
Shelly
on
May
9,
The
annual
meeting
of
the
tamlcrhoor'lfaschall
Club
wr.
!ie!d
last
wek,
the
election
o
dficcrs
resulting
as
follows:
resident,
".
Jolitisun
;
vire-rf-
stdent,
IleV.
n.
T.
McFariane.
secretary'.
Slharl
Dally.
WarrtMi
lohnson
vu
elccl-.
nutnager
ot
the
team.
It
w
lecirted
to
ir-
ite
the
Itu'rii-
Lake
team
t
onif
to
Vanderltoof
nu
May
'-
In
the
meant
one,
the
players
an-
lo
be
wanned
up
with
llirec
reg
ular
prai-luT
per
NEW
WORLD
ATHLETES
LEAVING
FOR
ENGLAND
Marathon
Runner
and
Hammer
Thrower
Seeking
Honors
In
Old
Country
WINNTPF.U.
May
5.
Ramlolpti
Hose,
niaratboner
ami
J.
W
Mrllolmr,
(tampion
hammer
thrower
of
Australia
anil
New
Calami,
leave
on
the
National
hi
afternoon
for
Toronto
ami
Montreal,
after
a
brief
visit
'wr
enroute
to.
Kurope
from
their
iMMne
in
NevfZfMflanrt.
rtiis
I-Ihrtr
first
trip
to
America
and
they
are
making
the
trip
across
anada
by
eay
staves
over
".anadhin
National
lines,
Mr
Hose
training
on
the
way
for
the
rngllb
cliampktnship
to
bt
'U
a!
Stamford
Hridze.
En-
Ttie
.
yjMimi
MitrhtRone
hoiils
I
(e
,J
trtti-
Hnifaw
an!
worn
gr.i-
Irark
n-eort
fur
one
mile
of
i
l.t.3-3
and
ihe
Austrn
Han
ree.ird
of
.11.35
for
C'i
mile
n-..
rountry
ran.
All
raring
in
New
Zealand
anl
Au
Iralia
is
t
on
gra
tracks
or
over
natural
country,
aerorrfitg
iii
.mt.
iioe.
who
iwver
saw
a
.-inder
tr.n
until
he
landeil
ia
anada.
If
the
strike
in
lire
I
Hriiain
d..r,
not
interfere
with
their
arrang-inept
Mr.
Hose
and
Mr.
Mell.M-ue
his
trainer,
will
sail
from
w
York
on
July
3.
MONEY
YOTED
TO
IMPROVE
GROUNDS
The
rity
rouricil
lat
niglit
voted
?lio
to
be
ucd
in
eunnVc-tion
with
the
improvement
of
(tie
Acropolis
JliH
.(tbletir
tgnxinds
tfcis
year.
Aid.
Perry,
rhalrman
of
the
V"aC-Mftanl-f
t
r.iuH.l
lt3l
ll.
tically
the
-nnit
as
that
which
new.
tAx
,
eroUnl
was
has
represented
the
lown
in
in-l
flnlslllH
an.
whal
tA
ier-.own
games
.Hiring
ine
pasi,,
(lwnl
,,K,ul
fri,-
th(,
iwii
iir
inrri
years.
inrrr--wrrf
ground.
only
wo
new
races
on
trie
line
MaTOr
NVwIon
renlUd
llml
iftn
up
II.
herr,
who
rigured
pro-Jrinanre
committee
was
prepared
t.
;v
-it
v
v
.
.'
vy
-
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
J
DF.
;
2c
per
vord
in
advance.
No
Advt
tucment
tnlcn
fcr
feu
thar
SOc
WtRTIB
Apply
In-j
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
tOAHD.
The
Inlnn.ler.
Rjn'
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137
I'OAHD,
Hooms
and
Furnished
Suites.
Palmer
House.
tt
FOR
SALE
cylinders,
cycle,
Prio
M75.00
12
h.p.
Fairbanks
engine.!
Price
1550
no
6
h.p.
Kallenberg
engine,
At-waler
Kent
ignition.
Price
f
300.00
5
h.p.
HulTalo.
Price.
200
O.i
6
h.p.
Frisbee.
Pric.
On
10
h.p.
Studeb.iker
Auto.
Priei
1200.00
1
Font
en-tin
25i
.11
h.p.
2
cvliiider
Heavy
engine,
guarantee.!
eomt'
lion.
iOO
r.p
ai.
rct'it
f
000
lb.
Price.
S?.M40.0
S
h.p.
Kvinrude
Inboard
?
h.p.
KvinmoV
outboard
ftr.n
j
34&
h..
Kvinrwde
onlloar.t
75.fc-'i
3
(t-h
p.
Fairbanks
single
rylin
ibr
2
eyclo
without
emit"
!
ment.
Price
35.00
eael..
I.otrging
Iwila.
cat
le.
pn.e'
lets,
lubricators,
etc..
at
bw
e.st
price.
Apply
Northern
Fxc!arfe.
'.'ft
Pec
or
H
Avemie.
Plmne
?3
Frtlt
SALK-
Ten
all.m
-f
milk
daily,
1
4.5
p-r
can
delivered
at
Prhic
Rupert
Nation:
from
hr1
T.H.
ir!.-d
aid
holding
government
CT'ifi-ete.
AIo
a
few
Ion-
tiiro-.
.
t.00
per
sack
t.i
it
Wimk
rock.
ILC.
Apply
C.
Littb
.
Wooilroek;
B.C.
FOR;
SAf.K.-
15
h.p.
marine
en-sine,
heavy
duty,
comfde'e.
just
nvvrhauled.
f
foot
row
boat.
Slake
me
an
offer
Phone
57?
after
five
oVInr!
FOB
RALK.-
find
troller.
jiist
completed,
all
genr:
available
vatHMti
Moidy.
Foil
parfico-lars.
4Ire
Box
.109,
Dsiy
NWs
nrfief.
101
-
1
Fiift
S
ALP..
Fivi
rfvomed
hous.
o0
tyt
Wis.
iumirttvt:
all
i-frartlen
and
berry
Jnisbes.
i
oo
terms.
Apply
T.
Mi
CTymojit
i
i
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1
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wi'i
.
ji
.
Fort
KLLsemdhaii4
-himi
lure
af
resiauraot
rrvrnto
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
I
I
Third
Avenue.
FOn
3
A
I.E.
Oerhard
H.intjtmnii
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
pnv
menta.
Walker
Musu-
s'loy.
FOR
SALF..
il
foot
pleasure
boat,
Engine
practically
new.
Snap.
Phone
;'MK
.r
5H3.
if
FOR
rfALK-
Threi-
romcd
Uon".
i-tasirred:
gesxl
location.
5t
McCaffi-r
A
ilibtHnis,
Ltd.
;
.
FOR
SALF.-
-First
class
gold-,;
vk
dining
suit.
PimncHl
i-.
03.
inv
HNOK
for
Sale.
Apply
Mr-Hildtteh.
Plioiii-
ttu.
101
High
Iw
Hhrli
mmeniiy
in
nockev
ounng
U.ejio
devote
!50
to
Uie
work
and
-
winter
and
W.
Muirhcad.
a
High
stated
that
r-'nr-.niiiv
r!
School
jdayer.
The
game
wenl
the
baseball
and
football
asso-
ten
innings.
Prlnre
Oeorge,
get.
Irlatlons
sh.
iild
pel
In
toneh
allHIgh
ling
the
winning
run
in
the!
once
with
'he
eily
engineer
tol
...
i.
i
...
t.'-.
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.
.
.
.
t
tenth.
iui.v.rrj
piicimi
eignwnuer
uteir
suggestions
as
to
how.
Low
innings
for
Prinei
Georgs
and
the
money
should
be
expended.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
May
5
St
a
.
17.5
ti
0:3
p.m.
17.0
0:47
a.m.
o.o
;
tt:ll
pjn.
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5
h
Thursday,
May
6
H:31
a.m.
17.
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in
m
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9
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Friday,
May
7
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a.m
ln
f
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p.
i
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3:t
:
m
-
to
01
i,
iu
:
:,
TO
RENT
Articles
Lest
and
Found,
Ac
wants
-rk,
any
FOlt
SAI.K.
3H
fntjiY
cabin
TWO
rooms
to
rnt
In
prlvolo
an
hour.
Phone
,-rnhjer.
13
h.p.
heavy
oil
en-
home,
waterfront
vtow,
wp-lo-
'
giK
prirc
91,200.00.
date
fumishlWM.
530
Fourth
lillll,
WAJil'KD
for
.
genera!
housework.
Apply
I
Mi.
F-j;-Co.
107
ilHI.
WANTFD
-lander.
.
St
fjot
rtiuaCiOiit.
gtiod
engine
t
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UCA
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rirn
258.00
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iiL-v-r
vi.i.b
ri,
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'
12
h.p.
Fairhank
fiiKine
2
.
f
Clapp
block.
Wesienhavep
Hros,
TKMSHI
D
Honsckerpin
dooms
lo
rent
by
tbn
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
C07.
If
ilt
UKNT
.---Fnrnhd
hflose-
AUTOMOBILES
KAIEN
OARAGE.
Ii.
a'i-r
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and
licfK'l.ll
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Wri-ckwc
'
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nil
-30
.
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ad
I'iimIih-I
.
Hay
and
Nnrh
THE
MHID
MuTOH
COMPANY!
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CN,
upon
publication!
of
the
tariff
change,
unntedi
at
ly
isijc
1
tlie
following-
:
NEW
PRICES
KunatKiul
I...
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IVmrinf
..
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94at.im
Coti
$7H).0itj
Tudor
jekui
..
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Fordor
etan
IHl'.i.O.i
Light
Delivery
ft5.5l
i:basis
8
to
1,00
Truck
Chassis
Ifit7,t
All
priet
include
self-start
vt,
icovemment
tales
and
reight
Notional
Hasy
Paytnenl
lan
avMlnhV.
S.
C
PARKEn,
LTD.
?l
Sciund
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tasl
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Sit
and
Sen
l'aenger
Stude
takers
al
ymir
disposal
nr
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Kniprs
Hotel.
000D
EATS
CAFE,
Third.
Avenue
Opposite
Hcnson
Studio,
oiili
Ml
,S
(li
it
i
OAKI'-S
Corfec
or
Tea
Served.
IKAI.
Hi
IMF,
COOKF.D
MILXIj?
Mrs.
Cnger.
Proprietress,
FURNITURE.
New
arid
Secondhand
Fnrni-'re
Htore.
We
Buy.
Sell
and
F.x
bsnge
N.w
and
Sennmlhnnd
''Kds.
GEO.
PAPAD0PUL0S
v
TntH
Avo
.
r.hn
mr
WOOD.
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fry
Mlied
Wood
.on
a
load.
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Fir
Wood
i
fi.R0
n
load.
!
Cut
to
any
length.
1
Klndllnn.
7.ft0
n
load,
i
Fie
Furnace
Wood
00
n
load.
I
A.
ISAACSON
.
Phone
lllack
tJl.
'
Seal
Cove.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
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keeping
suite,
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In-
menl
Phone
18.
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room
sulle,'
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hot
water
healed.
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II
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