V
of
Visitors.
'JSix
liuiiilrcil
and
ton
people,
some
6r
whom
har
not
beefi
out!
dffpnttfe'iuijtftrt
lop
iiiatij'
ye:vrs,1
nirltv
tin'
4rlp
to
Terrace
yester
day
by
special
train
to
attend
die
first
nniuiul
picnic,
of
tlio
Caha
dian
National
Railways'
employees
.
winch
was
held
jointly
with
the
;
picnic
of
the
dry
dock
employees.
)
,
luls
langu
crowd
completely
filleid
the
special
train
of
eight
passen
fH'tF
coaches
and
three
baggage
,
cars,
Urn
latter
containing
re-i
freshmenls.
etc..
of
which
Pinfcv
!
Jioss
was
the
engineer
and
Tom
Jj-pCncer,
conductor.
The
train
ieft
l'rince
Ilupert
at
7
o'clock
in
the
morning
and
returned
with
the
tired
but
Jiappy
crowd
at
tnid-
tllfrlif
I
...
1
1
m
k
n
ji
Ks...n
nl1.
..I
Terrace
for
an
event
which
was
as
enjoyable
as
jt
wag
memorable.
jJt
was
ruining
in
l'rince
Rupert
when
the
train
left
early
iii
the
morning
but,
on
arrival
at
Tcr
rate,
Ihej
wj-ather
-had
cleared
and
the
aftdriMnnt
turned.
out
fine
oud
just
coo):"
enough'
lo
be
suitable
for
the
holding
of
4he
program
of
sports
which
started
after
the
big
crowd
hud
Us
lunch,
ora
having
taken
their
baskets
along,
-while
many
others
besieged
Terrace's
dining
brooms
and
restaurant
facilities.
Coffee,
etc.,
was
furnished
by
the
picnic
.committee.
A.
K.
Dickens
and
Theo.
Fortune
had'
gone
io
Terrace
the
.
previous
if
ternoon
to
make
arrangements
for
ihcpicnic
and
tiiey
had
everything'
In
'readincssTor
Uie
big
event.
'
.
The"
Hoys'
Hand
was
taken
on
the
(rip
and
iLledlhV
parade
o
picnickers
from
the
station
to
the
spoils'
.
ground
which
was,
the
lieadiiuarterji.
of
the,
day,s
proceedings.
The
Hand
played'en-crously
under
the
baton
of
Dahd-masler
Wilson
diiringitbe,day.and
jliuibsUiuMe
an
impression'
on
II
m
residents
of
Terrace
besides
be,
iag
,as
usual,
enjoyable
to
the
ears'of
ttie
local
erowl.
.
.
Results
of
Races
The
program
of
races
and
other
sportsrcsulle
das
follows:.
tabic
raceI,
Ilazeft
Smith;
2,
;Jackie
Gxant,
.
Hoys,
six
and
under
1,
Hobby
Houston;
2,
Cordon
Little.
Oirls,
six
and
under
1,
jorie
Wilson;,
Mary
Thompson.
Hoys,
eight
and
under
1,
Kr-nesl
Linklaler;
2,
Hruce
Hmilh.
"
Oirls,-
clj?lir,md
under
1,
Jean
if........
a
I
.
Hoys,
ten
and
under
1,
Doiw
Christiansen;
2,
lCilwin
Johnson.
.fiirls,
Ion
and
under
t.
Lily
?
Jones'!
.2,
KazoKalsumola.
Hoysy.
twelve
and
"under
i!
;
WaHer
Johnson;
2,
I'ercy
Mcintosh.
'
.Hoys,
ixleen-and
under
1,
I'd.
Smitlu
2,
Walter
Johnson?
,
,
.
Oirls,
sixteen
and
under
1,
'
Kvtjy,'!
Uallr2,
Julia
Walters.
fe8'?JUdie$-l,
Julia
Walters;
'
2,
Iaura
Frizzell.
Married
J.uJie
i,
Mrs.,
(iiin-I
.
eivii;'2.lMrs
Yager.
.
-
9
'
iianJ
jtyy
jf
race
I
.
Percy
Mc
intosh;
2,
!arfield
McKinley.
'
Single
men's
race
1
Dido
Our
Vichy
2,
J.
Lever.
A
team
representing
Prince
and
consisting
of
Mrs.
lierry,
MM.
SiUres,
Mrs.
Large,
Miss
Taylor.
Mrs
.l'ublicover,
Mrs.
Me
Intyre,
Mrs.
Vaecher,
Mrs.
Fiorin
ami
Mrs.
Zarelli
won
Die
ladies
t.?
of
war
from
Terrace
ladies
and,
in
the
men's
lug
of
war.
a
team
representing
Prince'
Ilupert
pulled
to
victory
over
Terrace
and
was
presented
with
a
handsome
cufr,
Ihjj
wprk
Wf
Oconge,
I)6bb,
(hgrvhoji
tinsmith.
'pi
has!fb)
game
playiil
letween
teams
representing
prince
Ilupert
and
Terrace,
he
former
winning
by
10
to
2..
Prince
Uupert
also
won
a
football
pamn.
Committees
William
Hrnss
was
chairman
of
the
general
committee
in
charge
of
Ihejideblc
ifui
J.
J,
'iVnu-
w.i
secrelarj'.ljfliVr
"committee
chair"'
men
were:
Jack
Campbell,
spcJrtsj
Fred
ltgers,
finance;
F.
Sleeves,
transportation;
F.
Ilef
reman,
re
freslimenljl
Violet
Taylor,
ladies
'wmrifltlec.
Officialdom
was
nlso-well
repre.eivl.el
at
Iho
picuio.wi'thAV.
11.
Tobev.
sunerln
tendent;
K
S.
Jackson,
nssislant
superjnlcndenl;
R.
F.
Mc.Naugh-ton,
dislrlct
passenger
nent,
and
many
others.
Advertiee
in
the
Dally
News.
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McMannj
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77
NINETEEN
YEAR
OLD
BOY
WINS
BUCKING
CONTEST
AT
JASPER
JASPKR,
July
19.
A
nineteen
year
old
boy,
Jack
Cooper
of
Halgary,
riding
a
horse
apll
named
"Dynamite"
won
In?
Major-JJi-ftd
Hrew.ter-
Challenge
iropny
in
ine
nucKing
contest
oi
the
first
annual
show
of
the
Jas-
ppv
Jlprsejjjcvs;
Association
held
on
me
iienry
liouseoats
Jn.tli"
unanasca
alley
.saturdn.
t'ooper's
peroriuiuje
on
thfs
un-
rmuen
4iiQiini.
wpn
me
unanimous
approval
of
judges
and
mu
lience
alike,
and
the
audience
numbered
mountain
similes,
white
and
Indian,
wjio
know
realt
horsemen
wlen
they
see
them.
While
the
bucking
contest
was
Hie
must
spectacular
event
of
the
meet,
there,
were
a
lange
number
of
other
competitions
of
unusual
merit,
all
of
them
attracting
heavy
entry
lists,
and
providing
entertainment
of
sufficiently
high
merit
to
hold
the
attention
of
tbt-big
crowd
through
the
whole
o,'i
he
aflernoon
and
well
on
inl
the
evening.
The
keenest
rivalrj
was
exhibited
ia.
every
event
and
the
wlnhers
deserved
their
lau.
jjfh
'
n
any
ennence
was
required
as,
to
the
interest
in
horses
u'
life
lowuspeopfe
of
Jasper
and
of
the
guests
at
Jasnr
Park
Lndire
tl'-wasUppliM'
ye'jiltrilay.
Jas-
Pir,
counting
the
glints
at
tlj-lodge,
has
a
population
not
ex
ceeding
1200
people
and
mor
than
half
of
that
number
atlend-
fdtrj'
show,
though
lo
do
sj
meant
lorng
hik
or
ride
for,
everyone
and
for
a.
number
of
jiUe
compctJUirft.
a
trail
ride
of
a
jiundred
miles
or
more.
CANADIAN
HOUSE
IN
TRAFALGAR
SQUARE
DEFENDED
BY
PAPER
'
'Country
Life.
London
In
Hi"
Canadian
House
of
Commons
complaints
were
made
re.
cently
of
the
expenses
Incurred
pver
Canada
House,
in
Trafalgar
Sijuare.
The
furnishings
were
staled
lo
be
extravagant,
and
the
site
to
have
cost
too
much,
when
other
cheaper
sites
were
avail
able.
We
feel
sure
that
the
pro
tests
were
only
tactical.
All
Can
adians
who
havV
seen
the:
charm
rtrgaud.
ilignifieil
building
info
which,
Mr.
Septimus
Warwick
con-
verfed
'tho
fd(l
Union
Ittiili
prern-
Ises.mutt,.
surely,
fee
that
it
)t
Ouiy'wdffliy'tbe'Jr&reat
Dominion
F.ven
if
the
leasehold
did
cost
a
million
dollars
and
the
fiirnls-hing
u3t,000
dollars,
the
money
could
not
have
hcen
heller
spent,
or
a
more
suitable
site
in
the
national
place
have
been
found.
Wo
Lon
doners
are
gralcful
for
this
noble
addition
to
our
city
an
inevitably
think
of
Canada
more
often
and
as
a
greater
nation
whenever
we
pass
it.
MORE
BROADCASTS
AT
RADIO
STATIONS
OF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
More
Than
100
per
cent
Increase
In
Programs
to
Commence
Next
Week
WIN.VIPF.O,
July
I9.
Iladio
stations
iu
western
Canada
oper
aled
by
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
will
increase
the
num
her
of
broadcasts
by
more
than
I00
per
cent,
according
lo
an
announcement
by
regional
radio
oWelals
hero
today.
The
Alberta
stations
CM1F.
at
Ldmonlon
and
C.MIC
nl
Calgat
will
be
on
Ihe.
air
Iwo
night
I
I
A
cacn
weeK
instead
or
one
ai
heretofore
while
CNIIV
at
A'an
couver
will
Jiroadeasl
(he
first
five
nights
of
Ihe
week
instend
the
air
two
eveuings.
Alsp
ja,
he
fflse
of
X1XRC
this
slatlon
will
be
heard,
from
9:30
to
10:30!
od
Monday
and
Thursday
even-'
ngs,
CMIK
will
broadcast.
On'
iVednedays
and
Fridays,
CNRW,
will
continue
to
broadcast
Wed
nesday
evening;
but
by
remot
onlrol
froni
Orand
HeacU
in
addition
lo
which
an
hourV
tudio
program
will
he
put
on
flie
-air'
froln
the
Fort
X!ary
Kolel
Saturday
ening's
starting
at
J
0:30
o'clock.
These
changes
will
he
effectiv!
ncxl
week
and
cancel
the
printed
announceemnts
appearing
In
the
ompany's
regular
program.
BUCHANAN
PARTY
OF
BOYS
GO
NORTH
ON
LOUISE
TO
ALASKA
Twenty-three
Boys
Who
Earn
a
Third
of
the
Cost
Themselves
Enjoying
Trip
The
annual
Iluchanan
party
i;
boys
from
United
Stales
and
Canada
making;
the
trip
to
Alaska
on
the
Princess
Louise
pased
iiirough
the
city
this
jnornini.
I'liey
were
-in
charge
of
Oeorg
f-.
Hurlianah
of
Detroll,
who
pays
one
third
of
the
cost
ati.
looks
after
them.
This
year
there
are
23
boys
and
12
adults
In
the
party
and
on
the
trip
lectures
are"
given
and
information
tnparled
which
is
of
great
value.
The
boys
have
to
earn
or.
third
of
the
cost
of
the
trip
themselves,
the
parents
pay
on
third
and
Mr.
Huchanan
does
th
rest.
The
boys
must
not
smnk
or
iipe
profane
language.
The
are
belween
the
ages
of
II
and
18.
Next
year
some
of
the
hoy
who
have
already
made
tjie
trip
lo
Alaska
-will
go
io
Kurope
on
the
same
Jerms,
Mr.
Huchanan.
who
is
a
coa)
merchant
of
Detroit,
lakes
aleea
Merest
in
hoys
and
having
no
oilier
means
of
using
his
money
gives
this
opportunity
lo
lad
Who
are
wil
liner
lo
earn
their
own
money.
Last
yar
71
mad
the
trip
but
Mr.
Huclianan
think
that
too
many.
He
is
accompan
ied
by
his
brother.
Dr.
A.
I).
Hu
clwnan
of
New
XVestminster,
an4
several
other
important
neonle.
I
hey
will
return
on
the
Princes
Charlotte
next
week.
Mr.
Huchanan
says
the
privil
eges
of
this
trip
are
open
t
Canadians
as
well
as'
Americans
and
he
suggest
thai
next
year
Prince
Huperl
Utoy
may
join
tin
Parly.
.
.
SINGLE
TAX
EXPONENT
SPEAKS
IN
THE
SOUTH
V1CTOIUA,
July
10.
Th
single
tax
method
of
taxation
was
praised
enthusiastically
b
A.
C.
Campbell,
for
many
year
tvillor
of
Hansard;
In
the
House
of
Commons,
Ottawa,
al
a
nn,l
ing
of
the
IJenry
Ceorge
KocU-l)
al
the.
Dominion
Hotel
here.
Mr.
Campbell
deplored
Hie
pre
Judiw
and
frar
inspired
in
people
by
the
piere
introduction
of
th
single
tax
as
a
topic
of
conyerftu
ion.
He
said,
however,
that
ha
could
have
something
to
tell
O'
Inwa
people
when
ho
told
of
th
fifty
per
cenl
(if
Improvement"
exempjed
here
from
taxation.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
William
Oruiidy,
Miss
Price,
Major
and
Mr,
h
iA.
Molherweli,
Mrs.
A.
I..
Fake)ey,
L,
II.
Walle,
W.
O,
Rowan,
It.
Hool)i,
V.
S,
Armstrong
and
C.
W.
Hiirlnn
Vancouver;
F.
Oordon,
Sunny
side;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hiiigh
Me,
Cliuchy
and
family,
city;
A
F-iislurchio,
eily;
John
W.
Polar,
Cincinnati,
Ohio;
W.
M.
OgJIvIe,
Otfawa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edgar
H,
Tolmau,
Jr..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
.1.
of
on
two
evenings.
The
Win-
Martin
and
M.
It.
Walsh,
Chi
nlpetg
station
CNRW
will
be
on
cago;
Mrs.
J.
Pine,
A.
A.
Cam-
V
antedC
For
Sale
ForRentc
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
1
2c
per
wordjin'
advance.
No(Advertiicirenltaken
for
ten
than
50c
J
ron,
C.
Schiller
and
Mrs.
V.
W.
smith,
I-Mmnnton:
F.
(I.
Jackson
and
A.
Kiiug.
CN.lt.;
W.
F.
Un-
erer,
Terrace;
V.
C.
(Jlauson
Juneau;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O'Hrfen
Jinl
baby,
Anyox;
Mr.
nod
Mrs
W.
A.
Johnston,-Sail
Francisco
L.
1'otlerton,
Stewart;
A.
J.
I.
HUhop,
Victoria;
L.
II.
Haillw.
Massed
;
Jack
Hamiilon,
Mil:
Hay.
Central
W.
Hounia,
Holland;
S.
and
hoy,
II.
Walevern,
.1.
a
Hooves.
C.
Tale,
J.
Seolt
and
M
Cotton,
C.X.H.:
D.
otVinneli
Sockeye;
C.
Joiicr,
Captain'
Cove:
J.
II.
Artmli.
iu.
SPORT
CHAT
Wilh
Hie
spectacular
victoij
(
last
Friday
ntgiil
over
the
Na
tive
Sons
of
Canada
to
their
ere-
nit,
the
Cyfo
Club
will
go
on
lh
bact'bdlj
diamond
aain
touigU:
onfxl.'nl
that
the)'
will
be
abl-
to
repeal
ovr
lirand
Terminals
u
me
iiyros
win
this
game
tonight,
lliey'will
go
lo
seono
place
In
the
-tandmg,
reUgnlinp
he
Terminals
to
the
cllai
I'Uer
wiH
iiniJo'ublj'dly
be
a
crowd
on
band
t
spc
which
oi
liic
teams
is
to
tie
in
I
lie
running
with
the
Native
Hons
of
Canadi
for
the
city
championship.
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
Miss
Tremayne
and
Howard
Beat
Miss
Mitchell
and
Marentette
In
Mixed
Doubles
Seml-flnal
Miss
J'ete
Tremayne
and
How
ard
heal
Mis
Caroline
Milcheit
and
Marenlelte
in
the
semi-final
of
Ihe
mixed
doubles
city
chain-
(lionship
pnnis
toumumcnt
ye-lenlay.
ThMicoro
was
the
match
being
close
one.
Mr
Stepp
and
Toliey
will
meil
Col
and
.Mrs.
McMordle
in
the
othci
semi-final'
today.
(larmichael
and
.lost
In
will
nl,
meet
in
t
semi-final
of
tin
men's
singles
tonight.
Finals
will
he
played
on
Tue
lay,
Wednesday'
and
Tliursda
evenings,
'
RIFLE
RANGES
Morning
Rains
Interfered
With
Scoring
Yesterday
but
Afternoon
Bright
The
inplement
wealher
yestef
lay
morning
made
nimniing
n;
the
ranaes
dillicult
yesterday
bin
it
brightened
later
mid
the
after
noon
was
very
pleasant.
However
the
scores
were
nltected
by
Jhe
early
rain.
H.
Floyd
wort
the
spoon.
Following
were
ihi
scores:
200
500
000
Til
II.
Floyd
....mi--
2'
30
2H
,8iJ
H.
Davblson....
2i
2D
27
80
F.
Htlse)
21
28
20
A.
Carmichwl..
'
30
27
15
F.
Smith
,
1H
20
20
C.
V.
Kvill
22
22
IO
V..
Cnwin
15
17
I
DUNCAN
TENNIS
CLUB
TO
HAVE
TEN
COURTS
Contract
Let
fop
Adding
Three
to
Seven
Courts
Now
In
Use
TJiere
-
DFNC,N.
uy
JO.
A
contract
has
Jut
been
awarded
by
the
comnilllee
of
Ihe
Duncan
Lawn
Tennis
CJub
for
Ihe
clearing
and
levelling
of
ground
for
lureo
more
courls,
which
will
be
seed-ed
this
Autumn,
ami
should
ho
ready
for
play
next
year.
Owing
WANTED.
WOt'LD
buy
t.000
lbs.
fren
brills
weekly.
Win.
lingers.
Oeneral
delivery,
Vancouver.,'
H.C..
10
SITCIIKN
iirl
wanted
for
nut
:f!
town.
iood
home
and
sain
-y.j
FOR
S.I.K-,
Phone
582.
166
Ot'NO
Man
Wants
Work,
any
kind,
35c
an
hour.
Phon-Illack
209.
JhS
A'ANTHD.
Matil
for
gwie-l
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kendn.
is
AGENTS
WANTED.
AOENTS
?500
monthly
ey
sell
ing
Magic
lia-.
SI
box
equal
33
gallons
gasoline.
Provoi
merits.
Your
name
on
ran..
300'4
profit.
Writ'
quick.
P.
A.
Lefebvre
A
iVi,
Alexandria,
Dntnrlo.
TO
RENT
FOR
HKNT.
La
r
sen
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
Rant;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bath
room
and
workshop
premise
naicr
iiaiu,
uuo
iiirilflicii.;
!Vcteniiaver
Hros.
TJRNISIIFD
Housekeeping
Hoom
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
007.
If
IIOFSFJ5
for
Ilenl.
Some
nre
furnished.
J0
and
up.
App.y
215
Fourth
Avenue
Hist.
FOIl
MiNT.
Pianos,
phono
graphs
and
sewing
machine,
Walker's
Music
Store.
I'OIt
IIKNT.
Four
room
uite.
hot
water
healed.
Apply
Smili
Si
Mallet.
IWO
roomed
furnished
shark
for
rent.
Phone
Hlnck
700.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
8.13
Second
Avenue.
Phonn
137.
HOARD
AND
ROOM,
125
Third
Avcriue.
Phono
Red
330.
IlOOJL
Hoard
Thlril
Avenue.
optional.
4S
Phone
Red
330,
8UMMER
RESORTS.
I.AKF.LSF
I.ODfiK.
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelse
lithia
Hot
Springs.
Lithia
Is
one
or
th
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Oood
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
In
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge,
Telephone
connected
lo
Terrnco.
J.
Hruce
Johnstone,
manager.
lo
the
rapidly
increasing
mem.
bership,
il
ha
been
found
necessary
to
make
provision
for
greater
playing
accommodation.
Two
years
ago
the
courls
wero
increased
from
four
lo
seven,
and
next
season
will
see
ten
courts
in
commission.
Another
year
will
In
atl
probability
find
four
more
courts
laid
down,
Including
several
.
hard
cnurti.,
which
will
exhaust
due
capacity
of
the
club's
present
holdings.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
'
Tuesday,
July
20
High
9:12
a.m.
15.
i
f;.
21:12
p.m.
18.9
"
Low
3:29
a.m.
7.2
"
15:13
p.m.
8.9
"
High
Low
Wednesday,
duly
21
I0M5
a.m.
jfl)
ft.
52:3(5
p.m.
107
1:32
a.m..
,ifl;tO
p.m.
0.0
.8.8
Ford
car.
utile.
FOR
SALE.
a
Lost
and
ound,&c
I
Oil
s.M.H
fuarien,
lrted
roller
suitors,
(ftM
MhtI
.
wilh
cage.
Kaiiefaolioa
'V
awn)
hack.
5?8
gittti
Av.
Wi.
IMl.
Hox
63a.
-Hotel
Massed.
I'UR
SAI.K.
I'w
cw
Oli
Fourth
Avenue
liat.
Kiienp.
neannablf
l-rnt.
Plume
lien
too
or
ill
J.M
if
FOH
SALF..
Ilvk
boat
and
out
til
Iwianl
Klto
'engine,
in
Urt',ry
elam
ronditton.
Puonc
100
or
I
Hark
724.
FOH
SALE.
Twenl-Uo
fmtt
launcji.
1
1
li.p.
enaiu.
spMd
H
knots.
Kaeriftre
SJ'.oo
Phone
Heil
72.
if
LOST.
LtiS'lV-llelalnn
medal
"Croix
t
Cuerre."
Fimler
nliae
return
to
Daily
News
office.
LOST.
Illark
and
tan
trrte
"Cricket
r.ricket
"
"
Hub
screw
rap
for
CHEVROLCT.
ON
and
after
July
I.
overtime
rales
will
be
charged
on
Sundays
and
public
holiday
ami
aller
7
p.m.
on
week-days.
This
is
neeessary
lo
comply
wilh
Hie
"Hours
of
Overtime"
Ael.
Overtime
will
lie
charged
at
the
rate
of
time
and
one
half
over
the
regular
ciht
hour
day.
Wrerklng
service
day
and
night.
K.MRN
awt.tOE.
PARKFH'S
OARAOi:.
JAS.
Id'NTF.R.
I
In-
f
'iiow
ns
prie.es
are
now
elfei-iive.
I-
O
H.
I'rmee
Ruper
ioeinniiiii
!ii'-
in.
-hided-.
Itiinaho'it
Sport
Roadster
Touring
Coupe
Tudor
Sedan
Fordor
Sedan
Light
Delivery
I.I.
Delivery
Vnn
Commercial
Chassis
Truck
Chassis
Sir....
r.'.HI.ou
002.
H(l
75
1.
00
TrtO.OO
8.1
LOO
502.0(1
019.00
tH8.0i;
581.00
Self
starter
Inetudeil
on
all
,nn.i.iu
ii.wwig,
Term
p.1ymenU
arranged
If
if
deired.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
?I9
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE,
Henutirtilly
situated
near
Ferry
Lnmllng
Altitude
2H5
feel.
Camping
and
Fishing
Tr.'ps
wrrnnged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLH
with
prndiicn
FRKSII
FROM
TUB
FARM.
Tfikc
a
Trip
lo
the
Iike
Country
Ibis
year.
For
reservnllons,
wrlle
Mrs.
Henkel.
FrnncnlA
Lake.
H.C
TAXI
Phono
G7
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Hlnde
bakerr
at
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel,
Ma
Mnl
ur
tANO
RI0WTRV
ACT,
1.1
7
ML
MAI
I
Hi
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,
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ttw
null.
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lilt.
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good
bargain.
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cause
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for
seilms.
Apnly
William
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talk
m.tki
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son.
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,
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde,
anawors
to
Finder
"
?
-
"
.-irw-
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue.
1
please
phone
lircen
300
FOR
HKNT.
Two
first
class
V
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
.
ii.
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