PAGE
FOUR
-THE
DAILY
NEWS
CONCERTWAS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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IIEAKH
TO
AHVANTAI1E
IN
SAL
VATIOX
ARMV
CITADEL
r
The
first
of
a
series
of
concerts
that
win
be
given
during
the
coming
winter
by
the
Boys'
Band
took
place
tn
the
Salvation
Army
citadel
last
night
ami
was
a
big
success
in
every
way.
T
boys
excelled
themselves
and
then
orchestra
composed
of
five
violins,
twt
mandolins
and
plana
which
assisted
the
Band
made
a
pleasing
variation.
The
mandolin
duets
by
the
Bussanlch
.
brothers
were
well
received.
Mrs.
J.
J
Muldoon
was
in
fine
voice
in
her
sole
"Out
of
the
Dusk."
and
gave
an
encore
"Danny
Boy."
J.
S.
Wilson
made
a
hi.
In
his
solo"
Phil
the
Fulter's
Ball"
and
responded
to
an
encore
with
"lliki
Wheeian's
Automobile."
The
panlsts
were
Miss
Blanche
Curtiu
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin.
'
The
hall
was
filled
to
capacity
and
the
audience
showed
enthusiastic
appreciation
of
the
entertainment
which
was
a
real
musical
treat.
J.
J.
Dort
and
W.
D.
Vance
were
at
the
door
and
the
program,
which
-was
in
charge
01
Bandmaster
Wilson,
was
as
follows:
,
March
The
Zouaves"
(Al.
Hayes)
Band.
Waltr-Flower
Queen"
(HeldtLBand
Selection
Slnfonla"
fA.
N.
Other?
Orchestra.
Mandolin
Duet
Selected,
Bussanlch
Bros.
March
"Car
(Noel),
Band.
Song
"Out
of
the
Dusk."
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon.
Walto
-Pond
UUles"
(Will
Hull)
Orchestra.
March
"American
Soldier"
(Hayes).
Band.
Mandolin
Duet
Selected,
Bussanlch
Bros.
Selection
"Gibralter"
(Hayes).
Band.
8ong
Phll
the
Fluter's
Ball,"
J.
S
Wilson.
Selection
"Alamo"
(Hull),
Orchestra
March
"The
Matinee."
(A.
N,
Other
l
Band.
Novelty
"Dance
of
the
Teddy
.Bears,'
(Heldt),
Band.
March
"Stanley.
(Noel),
Band.
"God
Save
the
King"
MANSON
CHECKS
UP
ON
LOAN
SOCIETIES
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
SAYS
NEED
Ol'
MTERVIslON
WHICH
HE
WILL
ASK
POWER
TO
CS1VE
VICTORIA,
Nov.
4.
Legislation
designed
to
give
his
department
greater
supervision-
over
the
operations
of
investment
and
loan
societies
carrying
on
business
in
British
Columbia
is
now
being
considered
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-
son.
Attorney-General,
and
in
all
likelihood
a
bill
will
be
brought
down
at
the
forthcoming
session
of
the
Provincial
Legislature.
Within
the
last
year
a
number
of
Investment
and
loan
societies
have
been
Incorporated
under
the
Investment
and
Loan
Societies'
Act
cr
registered
under
the
Companies
Act,
and
now
have
salesmen
scattered
throughout
the
Province
,
seiling
stock
in
such
companies.
Some
of
these
new
concerns,
it
.
has),
been
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
Attorney-General,
are
using
"high-powered"
.aales,
methods,
tainted
with
t
misrepresentation
and
already
numerous
Inquiries
and
some
complaints
have
reached
the
Attorney-General's
Department
concerning
the
methods
of
these
agents.
LEC.ISLATION
LACKINO
At
present
there
is
lacking
any
legis
lation
by
which
the
Attorney-Oeneral'a
Departnfent
can
adequately
.supervise
these
concern,
it
is
explained.
Discussing
the
matter
reecntly.
Mr.
Manson
stated
-that
while
there
was
no
doubt
that
some
of
these
concerns
-are
legitimate,
the
principals
of
which
are
responsible,
men
and
well-known
in
the
.
business
world
of
the
Province,
there
is
equally
no
doubt
that
others
now
operating
are
not
substantial.
Some
concerns,
through
their
sales
agents,
have
announced
that
they
have
but
up
I
substantial
deposit
with
the
Govern
ment
as
a
guarantee
of
their
bona
fides
when,
as
a
matter
of
lact.
no
such
deposit
has
been
put
up
or
is
required
i
by
the
law
to
be
put
up
and
the
methods
adopted
in
the
sale
of
stock
border
on
the
dishonest.
MAY
CAl'frE
LOSSES
i(Mr.
Manson
stated
that
he
has
for
some
time
past
been
carefully
checking
up
these
concerns,
and
while
he
has
no
desire
whatever
to
interfere
with
any
legitimate
business,
at
the
same
time
he
feels
that
a
situation
has
been
created
which,
unless
steps
are
taken
to
;
deal
with'
it
now.
many
result
In
serious
loss
to
the
Investing
public
in
the-
Province.
TThere
ls
undoubtedly
a
serious
alt
uatlon
growing
up
which
requires
to
be
checked
at
the
earliest
moment.
Other
wise
there
may
be
a
crash
which
may
produce
a
similar
state
of
public
opltv
Ion
to
that
when
the
Dominion
Truit
fiasco
occurred
some
years
ago,"
said
Mr.
Manson.
"It
is
to
meet
this
situs
itlon
that
I
have
been
contemplating
bringing
down
legislation
at
the
next
'
session
Qf
the
Legislature."
ACT
LITTLE
ISEII
He
explained
in
regard
to
the
state
of
the
legislation
that
the
present
Act
hitd
been
comparatively
rarely
made
use
,of
since
Its
enactment
In
the
early
days
of
the
Province
and:
that
such
organizations
as
were
formed
were
designed
on
the
old
plcu
of
the
English
building
society.
The
modern
lnstltu
1
'
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,
O
192
U-
f
c
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Khm
in.
i
ii
I
I
3
Uon
is
a
development
which
has
be-)
come
popular
In
the
United
States
and
;
has
been
very
successful
there.
Jt
is
a
i
similar
development
which
Is
now
oc
curring
in
this
Province.
Just,
however,
as
the
law
had
to
be
varied
In
the
United
States
to
meet
the
situation,
so
it
needs
amendment
here.
CHURCH
ORGAN
HAS
ARRIVED
NEW
INsTRl'MENT
IOR
CIIIRCII
Is
IX
CITY
AMI
WILL
BE
ERECTED
IMMEDIATELY
The
new
pipe
orgs!
for
the
Anglican
Cathedral
has
arrived
and
the
expert.
V
Chapman,
who
is
to
erect
it,
has
also
irrlved
and
the
work
of
installation
will
commence
Immediately.
The
organ
was
built
by
Casavant
Freres
of
St.
Hyadnthe,
Quebec,
and
cost
very
close
to
five
tnousana
dollars.
With
the
crating
cases
it
weighs
seven
tons
and
it
is
understood
It
will
take
jeveral
weeks
Xo
erect.
The
new
organ
will
be
much
appre
ciated
by
members
of
the
congregation
bo
have
long
looked
forward
to
the
day
when
they
could
secure
such
an
Instrument.
HOTEL
ARRIYA1
Prince
Rupert
W.
P.
Rowell,
J.
E.
Kelly.
B,
Plckford
and
Mrs.
Jack
Nlelson.
Edmonton:
3.
UcHugh.
B.
A.
Twlss.
Walter
E.
Roll.
W.
May.
C.
P.
Baker.
A.
Thomas,
A.
Chap-
i
man.
V.
Manzer,
J.
-King.
C.
M.
Brown.
H.
Johnson
and
A.
Kemp.
Vancou
ver:
W.
A.
Clemens.
Nanalmo;
iMr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Larken.
San
Diego:
Mr.
and
MtcOusUt
Slvertz.
Victoria;
J.
Mc
Neil.
Telkwa;
C.
D.
Howe.
Port
Arthur.
Jensen.
Hazelton;
John
O.
Lapham,
De
Witt
Sugart
and
Hardy-Hauehn
Macon.
Ketchikan:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
3uCner.
Atlin;
IL
E.
Fisher,
Juneau:
Albert
Bush,
city;
O.
N.
Corkle.
White
Horse:
Cy.
T.
Laurey.
Terrace.
Savoy
Ed
Qnv
Fraser
Lake:
Ben
Peterson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
liazelton;
II.
Collins,
jsp
inlet
Central
C.
Jetter.
Vancouver:
a.
E.
Larson.
Allan.
Saskatchewan:
R.
Nllson.
Selma
mce
ful
of
hslpiul
hints'
ma
nun
ailments
arc
cuurd
hv
authorities
Imsiuabi
to
mothers,
entire.
.
Write
lh
KMcr,
owners
ol
Etil
Brand
CandenMl
Milk
sine
157
tit.
leading
Inlsnt
luod.
Condensary
at
South
buinai,
U.C
SPLENDID
PROGRAM
itrniuiistrjlrd
at
Meeting
Yetrrday
AflerniMtn
The
Ladles'
Music
Club
met
yesterday
frnoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
A.
I
Woodland.
Waldron
Apartments.
The
i
subject
of
study
was
"Modern
Canadian
Composers'
and
Mrs.
Woodland
and
Mrs.
Rolf
Walker
were
In
charge
of
the
program
which
was
as
follows:
I
Piano
sole
"Aboriginal
Indian
Songs."
ANOLICANiur,.
p.
Kenny.
Vocal
solo
French
Canadian
Folk
Songs:
"Vocal
Hymn"
t
Sister
Mary),
-The
World
Is
Waiting
for
the
Sunrise
(&
3elti.
Miss
Chsrlebols.
Piano
solo
"La
Paplllon"
Nocturne
(UrUleel,
Mrs.
F.
P.
Kenny.
Piano
solo
"Canadian
Heroes'
March"
(Sister
Madeline).
Miss
M.
McCaifery.
Piano
solo
''Merry
Maiden
Polka"
(Sister
Madeline).
Miss
Virginia
RleL
Vocal
soloThe
Open
Road"
(Oene
IBranscombe).
Mrs.
William
Miliar.
Vocal
solo
"June
is
in
My
Heart"
JVaughan).
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen.
Pis
no
solo
"Mazurka.
Opus
13"
(Brown).
Miss
M.
A.
Way.
1
Violin
solo
"A
Soldier's
Good-bye"
iW.
Moreyi.
Mss
Marjorte
Lancaster.
Vocal
solo
"O
Day
Most
Fair"
W
Morey).
Mrs.
Donald
Ross.
Vocal
"solo
"Lullaby
of
the
Iroquois"
l
George
Taggart).
Mrs.
H.
C.
Praser.
Vocal
solos
(a)
"The
Morning
Wind"
(Gene
Branscombe);
(b)
"One
Little
Hour"
iW.
Dichmont).
Mrs.
Anderson.
RUPERT
EAST
ENTERTAINS
All.
UK
AT
4IYM
LtST
NUIIIT
WAS
VERY
MCCESSllL
AND
EX.
JOYAII1.K
A
concert
given
at
the
Rupert
East
Oymnaalum
last
evening
last
night
pron-d
to
be
a
great
success,
the
pro
gram
being
much
enjoyed
by
all
who
attended.
The
Cameron
orchestral
group
and
Mr.
Silversides
kept
the
If
Instruments
constantly
on
the.-,
go.
enlivening
the
proceedings.
A
silhouette
In
dental
.
and
surgical
operation
put
on
by
Cobb.
Ratchford.
Beale
and
Ollker
went
over
in
great
style.
Frank
Moore
drew
great
applause
wltn
his
comic
songs
and
In
a
two-act
play
the
Merry
Widow
played
by
Jim-mle
Sanderson,
gave
her
lover
Ben
1
Beale
an
awful
Urns
of
It.
II
waa
a
I
regular
bear
for
hugging
and
ahe
waa
'a
cat
for
stspping.
Duncan
and
Beale
i
finally
put
the
widow
in
a
box
and
:
eawrd
the
box
In
two
parta
only
to
I
see
the
widow
come
out
alive
dressed
a
'a
man
and
calmly
smoking
his
pipe,
I
The
dark
group
with
Cobb
and
I
Ratchford
as
end
men
and
aided
by
;
Ponder.
Beale.
Duncan,
Orlmball,
How.
Skinner.
Sanderson.
Ollker.
Krook
and
Langton
gave
an
excellent
darky
pro
gram,
the
proceedings
closing
In
the
usual
manner
with
the
National
An-
them.
DELEGATES
IMPRESSED
WITH
PRINCE
RUPERT
.RETURN
TO
EDIWONTON
Bays-
the
Edmonton'
Journal
of
Monday:
Favorably
Impressed
with
the
(aclinic
of
that
port
for
the
handling
of
western
grain,
Aid.
C.
O.
Robson,
who
represented
the
city
of
Edmonton
on
a
delegation
which
visited
Prince
Rupert
at
the
Invitation
of
the
board
of
trad
and
city
council
of
the
Utter
town,
returned
to
Edmonton
this
morning.
While
the
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
i
Is
not
as
Urge
a
the
one
built
here,
i
the
port
nevertheless
Kerns
well
equipped
to
handl
grain
from
tb
prslrlet.
Mr.
Robaon
stated.
The
people
uf
i
Prince
Rupert,
he
added,
fare
the
ds-!
I
AMES'
MlIQIf
PI1IR
from
p"b
rcp-
Hon.
R.
O.
Reld.
reBreawattlig
trw
Work
of
Modern
Canadian
Compoer
j
pr0Tmce
of
Alberta
.
aad
T
.
W
.
DotMity
.'
representing
the
Edmontoa
board
of,
I
trade
on
the
Prince
Rupert
visit,
atea
t
have
returned
to
the
city.
WIFE
AND
HUSBAND
BOTH
ILL
WITH
GAS
"For
years
I
had
gas
on
the
stom
ach.
The
first
dose
of
Adlerika
helped.
I
now
sleep
well
and
all
gas
Is
gone.
It
also
helped
my
husband
"
lalajaad)
Mrs.
B.
Brink
ley
ONE
spoonful
Aaiarttu
fa-tnovfs
OAS
and
often
bringa
aHaalsa.
lag
relief,,
to
tae
stomach.
Stop
tfeat
full,
bloated
retting.
Brings
out
otd.
waste
matter
you
never
thought
was.
in
your
system.
Adlerika
Is
wonderful
for
chronic
constipation.
Onus
Limited.
Druggists.
WEATHERREPORT
(Oovemmcnt
Telegraph
l
(8.
am)
Prince
Rupert
-
-
Part
cloudy.
temperature.
47.
Terrace.-rCloudy.
calm.
temp.
48.
Stews
rWBain.
calm.
temp.
At.
Hazel
too,
Cloudy,
calm.'
temp.
SPORT
CHAT
34.
Snowing
at
cabins
narth.
Telegrsph
Creek.
Ciaudy.
calm,
terep
33.
Emlthers
Psrt
cloudy,
calm,
trap
29.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
37.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
18.
Dawsoo
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
24.'
3
?K
The
following
teams
will
meat
In
the
men's
section
of
she
Fraternal
WhUt
league
tonight:
Native
Bona
of
Canada
vs.
St.
Omge's
Society:
Bt
Andrew's
ys.
Oddfellows;
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
Elks.
There
wtrfbe
no
dearth
of
sporting
activities
tiv.
Anyox
this
winter.
Them
wlll
.be
badminton,
boxing.'
basketbal),
wrestling
and
other
'6tm
of
apart
of
ferlng
attractions
tor,
those
fif
any
turn
of
mind
in
the
stbletlo
line.
William
T.
,
Tllden,
former
VS.
na
tional
iennl
champion,
expecting
a
recent
injury
to
his
knee
to
be
healed
by
that
time,
will
Invade
England
and
France
next
year
and
then
wilt
return
to
America
and
make
an
attempt
to
re-',
gain
the
UJ5.
crown.
i
Lester
Patrick,
slated
to
manage
.the
New
York
Rangers
hockey
team,
ha
been
Identified
with
professional
hod-key
on
the
Paclflo
coast
since
it
in
troduction
lrt
1911,
by
the.
Patrick
brothers.
Lester
and
Frank.
As
manager
of
the
Victoria
Cougars,
first
in
tb
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League,
and.
later
In
the
Western
Csnadlan
League.
Loiter
Patrick
led
his
team
through
many
hard
fought
battles
to
victories,
Including
at
least
cne
world
championship.
He
had
the
reputation
of
being
the
best
defence
man
in
hockey
on
the
coast,
a
clever
stick
handler
and
a
headr.
hard
nlaver.
i
hi
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Sir
SUPEnion
M
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Illlilllulillliillil
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
wv
vi
1
7
e
Tfiiifn
it
a
nmtif
ni
wv
i
n
i
iiiiniiiiii
a
r
mii.i
m
WANTED
YOUNO
MAN
WITH
SOMK
!
expeftNK
tn
general
store;
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to
work:
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refereneet
required.
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ol
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FOR
SALE
.
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FOR
8A1X-SIX
ROOM
HOUSE.
FULLY
modem;
marln
view;
centrally
located;
fust
class
condition.
MAW
00.
lirXttLO
cash,
balance
monthly.
Sixteen
room
bouss
near
Dry
Dock,
villi
furnac.
Will
sell
cheap
and
en
easy
payments.
Thee.
Oallart
limited.
WesUtolme
Theatre
Block..
U
rOB
BALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
13-tat,
we
are
authorUed
to
sell
several
lota,
some
earners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Price
low
and
terms
from
110
00
monthly
Enquire
T.
Medymont.
.
u
FOR
SALE-.
THREE
HOUSES:
two
seven
rooms
and
on
six
rooms;
do
in.
An
Eighth
Avenue
West.
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Oreea
7ft.
341
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FOR
BALE.
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THIS
YEAH
and.
used
on!
on
week.
Price
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Pollen,
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News.
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FOR
SALE.
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ROOMED
IIOU&E
near
Dry
Dock.
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Office.
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SALE.
CHEAP
HALF
A
TON
OF
od
newspaper.
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SALE
LINOLEUM
RUO.
x
10.
new
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Blue
719.
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FOR
BALK
ONE
ROWBOAT.
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Administrator.
FOR
RENT
.orn.
2sa
FOR
RENT
OR
SALE.
THE
LATEST,
improved
coin
operated
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piano
For
terms,
addres
Electric
Piano,
care
Dally
Newa
Omc.
FOR
RENT.
NINE
ROOM
HOUSE
FUR
nished;
centrally
located;
on
sewer,
140.00
a
month.
Tbea
Collsrt
Limited.
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I.
MODERN
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five
rooms,
bath.
eta.
Scconl
Avenue.
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RENT
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on
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room
and
bath.
Water
paid.
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M7.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Art.
East.
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Hyde
Transfer.
tt
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat;
large
airy
rooms;
fir
place:
clou
in.
Max
Hellbroner.
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APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
dsy.
week
or
month.
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Red
C"
tf
FOR
RENT.-
.FOUR
ROOMED
FU
finished
flat.
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Oreen
735.
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CAR
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name,
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uioimobllo,
Ponllo
and
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IS
TUB
TIME
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you
hav
been
considering.
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wttk
during
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unnlnunt
winter
weather?
W
hav
several
new
models
on
hand.
price
are
at
low
level
and
ease
terms
are
available.
m:ii
c.R
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
On
Ford
Truck
Snsp.
On
Chevrolet
Light
eDIlvery-Oood
running
order,
Mak
usian
offer.
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disposal
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Minn.
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BROS.
POOL
ROOM
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Block,
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from
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word
in
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for
lets
than
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aMIIty
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ply
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Offlrt.
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willing
and
a
hard
worker.
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Hamilton.
Room
3,
Smith
Block,
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and
10
am.
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