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Monday,
Aonl
1
BANQUET
GIVEN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
:'f
By
George
McManus
BILLIARD
MEN
WEILL
frA
H
AsPPf
THt
COOO
morbus'
little:
oh:
Efa,,
u
I
HEARD
N"oO
CiEE
"TOO
mobjsim'-i
tjtseK.ec,
;
QAvBX
DID
VOO
3LCEP
blR
-1
ONLY
TOME-
IN
IT
A.RE
LIKE.
JUbT
MOtT
ORES.YHEMY
NEVER
TO
'1?
B"
wuu
-
7
I
CI
OUbT
ANfOHB
AN
ILL
Troph'ps
Presented
by
Stanley
X
I
fQUR
THlVi
fc.
"YOU
A,
Newman
with
Richard
Howe
not
kmow
ric'
NICE.
NEW
Presiding
WHAT
TIME
I
fcl""
various,
trophies
won
tliiritv.
Iho
wilder
billiard
season
vver!
presented
..
Stanley
Newman,
the
British
professional,
at
a
banquet
whieli
was
hold
on
Saturday
evening
in
the
SI.
Ilegi
Cafe."
Hichnrd
Howe,
president
of
the
Prince,
Rupert
Billiard
League,
was
in
the
chair
ami
there
were
about
SO
persons
pre
sent-
Fred
1'yle
wan
presented
with
the
cup
and
medal,
significant
of
city
individual
cfiamplnnshlp.
and
5eorge
W'niigh
received
a
medal
for
being
the
runner-up
and
"also
n-pair
of
ciitr
links
for
making
the
highest
break.
The
Bulger
&
Cameron
Cup,
emblematic,
or
senior
team
cliam,
pinnship,
was
received
on
be-hair
of
the
(Irpal
Wur
Veterans
hy
the
captain
of
the
leam.'Ser-gcunl
Jehsou.
Individual
cup
were
presented
to
eacli
player
ot
the
leain
and
n
pair
of
culT
links
was
presented
to
Gol.
S.
P,
Mc-.Mordie
who
made
I
he
hughest
hreak
during
the
season.
The
llesner
Cup,
for
second
division
championship,
was
presented
to
the
Prince
Ituperl
Billiard
,
.Parlor
and
rereived
hy
Hick
Howe.
There
were
also
cups
for
each
of
the
team
players
and
a
pair
of
culT
links,
for
W.
J.
Nelson
who
made
the
highest
hreak
during
the
season.
In
the
course
of
the
evening
there
was
a
hrief
impromptu
program
of
music,
songs
am!
speeches.
NEWMAN
SCORES
MORE
VICTORIES
OYER
WEEK
END
WITH
LOC
AL
MEN
The
hest
score
made
hy
any
of
.
I
he
local
players
against
Stanley
Newman,
the
British
profes
sional
hitliardist,
was
that
of
Sgl.
Jehsou
Saturday
night
when,
after
being
spotted
the'
usual
1()0,
he
made
a
score
of
001
against
Newman's
K00.
Newman's
high
hreak
was
165
and
Jehsort's,
23.
Meeting
Charles
Halagnn'
last
eveniiwr,
iNewman
played
his
hest
game
of
the
series,
making
an'
average
of
12.10.
Besides
mak-'
inr
-break
or
1(!3,
tn3
and
100,
Newman
had
three
runs
or
over
1)0.-
The
time
was
one
hour
and
,11
minutes
'and
the
score:
Newman,
800;
Balagno,
189.
The
Jailer's
high
hreak
was
11.
Newman
is
remaining
here
ror
ri
week
longer
to
give
exhibition
nnd
lectures.
SPORT
CHAT
While
naming
favorites
for
thii
Kentucky
Derby
to
be
run
at
Louisville
on
May
IS,
it
might
ho
mentioned
(hat
Flying
Kbony,
winner
of
last
year's
Derby
has
been,
retired
to
the
stud
as
has
also
been
Black
Hold,
Ihe
io)den
Jnhllce
winner
in
1D2V.
Oovenlry;
whichi
captured
j.ho
$52,700
Preakiess
l,ako
last
.year
has
alro-'jie'uii
rtdired.
Thus
hav!
now
ilisappeared
from
the
spoil
of
.kings"
a
trio,
of
America's
must
ramous
modern
'
horses.
Another
question
over
which
fans
are
pondering
is
whelher
Knrl-Haude
will
ring
up
his
third
Derby
victory.-
He
was
mounted
on
ttie
winner
last
year
and
in
1023.
The
diminutive
jockey
J
a!
year
led
in
percentage
o
races
won
with
27
Avinning
72
out
of
2(15
mounts.
Little
Arthur
Morlensen
led
in
the
total
niirn
her
of
winners
with
185
out
of
982
races,
115
or
his
mounts
came
second
and
137
third.
His
percent
iu?e
was
slightly
over
19
The
.total'
amount
distributed
to
horse
dwners
is
estimated
by
officials
at
'
Churchill
Downs
lo
total
twelve
million
dollars
of
which
Kentucky
contributed
if
1,727,7,19,
nnd
Maryland
l.
125,092.
The
Metropolitan
track
distributed
2,018.27
,
witn
Saratoga
leading
with
a
total
or
$lll,05
for
one
meeting.
Bel
niont
Park
with
spring
and
fall
meetings,
donated
$581),
159.
Can
adinn
racing
tracks
banded
nut
$1,009,930
to
horse
race
owners
last
yeart
J
Mrs,
.1.
S.
Stephens,
wife
of
Ihe
slntinn
ngent
nl
Smilbers,
wa-a
passenger
from
(rain
lo
boat
this
morning
enroule
to
Vancouver.
O
I9W
wrr
Inn.
Fiatum
Scrvic'c.
Inc
WIZARD
OF
PLANT
WORLD
DIES
AT
AGE
OF
77
AT
HIS
HOME
IN
CALIFORNIA.
(continued
from
.vnge
t)
plant
hreedefs
and
leader
in
modem'
creative
plant
develop-menl.
the
name
or
Luther
Bur-
hank
hecame
a
household
word
throughout
the
civilized
world.
Virtually
his
whole
lire
was
de-oled
to
scientific
plant
hrced-ing
and
many
of
his
more
than
100,000
experiments
with
vari
ous
forms
of
vegetation
attained
siich
marvellous
results
that
they
won
him
the
title
of
"plaoj
Wiiaid."
Kn'rly
in
life
Burhank
evinced
a
ureal
love
for
growing
Ihipgs.i
selecting
plants
rather
than
ani
inals
as
his
pets.
His
first
not
aide
success
was
achieved
at
the
.
.
..
.
r
ct
.i
...i
l.
I
I
'
iisiT
ui
...
mini
ne
iiapiK-niM,
io
Pj.,
..v.dutio
proKrese.
iiiki
a
m'imi
nau,
oi
ine
i.ariy
uoso
potato,
which
rarely
hears
seed.
Krom
this
he
developed
the
world-famous
Burhank
rpojato
thai
has
spread
to
every
portion
of
the
glohe""aml
which
is
said
to
exert
a
greater
influence
upor
th-
food
mini
ly
or
humanity
than
any
other
single
rood
plant
Was
a
Laborer
Soon
after
breeding
this
pota
to,
which
brought
him
neither
fame
nor
money
at
the
time,
Bur-
.Samuel
W.
and
Olive
1
iloss
uate.
Next
lo
the
potato,
the
ai-eom
plisiiment
which
brought
tirsl
tine
to
Burhank
was,tie
spine
less
cacius,
wnereiiy
tie
lurneii
a
worthless
desert
growth
into
a
vegetable
forage
anil
fruiting
lanl.
In
recognition
or
this
wnrk
he
l-eceived
in
1012
a
Uiil-
acres
of
noii-irrtgalde
land
to
he
locjitcd
eiihcr
in
.
California,
N-..
ada
or
Arizona.
100,000
Experiments
It
has
heen
estimated
that
Bur-
bank's
loo.ooo
or
more
exoeii
meuls
with
plant
life
involve
the
planting,
pollenal
ion,
obser
vation
ami
propagation
or
de
slruclion
or
a
billion
individual
verzetable
growths,
,
From
thl
rast
number,
bowev'cr,
only
385
were
selected
and
recommended
by
him
as
of
value
to
humanity.
Some
or
these
were
under
his
observation
ror
25
years
before
being
given
to
the
world.
Several
fine
varieties
of
spine
less
niacklierry,
now
grown
around
the
world,
were
hred
from
wild
variety
that
was
consid
ercd
useless
in
its
native
stale.
A
certain
variety
or
rhubarb,
under
Bilibank's
magic
touch,
increas
ed
ils
stalks
rrom
the
size
or
a
lead
pencil
In
that
n(
a
man's
wrist,
and
was
made
perpetual,
Instead
of'
bearing
for
.
a
few
weeks
only.
Canners
annealed
to
ripen
at
the
same
lime.
After
I.
,:
.
ii
i
sr
numbing
ei
peri
men
13.
Patience
and
Brains
Wonderful
as
many
of
Bur-hank's
achievements
with
vegetable,
plant
ami
flower
lifo
seem
to
the
layman,
the
method
by
which
I
hey
were
arrompliol'cd
were
not
in
themselves
remarkable.
Patience
was
the
chief
requisite
lo
his
success.
Deciding
first
what
he
wished
to
create,
re-make
or
improve
upon
in
the
vwlalile
world,
he
began
by
carefully
selecting
robust
specimens,
allowing
them
to
go
to
seed,
then
experimenting,
with
the
seeds
undev
widely
different
conditions
or
ulimate,
fertilization
ami
nourishment.
The?
pro-duet
would
in
turn
be
submitted
lo
radical
changes
from
its
nal-
1
tiral
elements
and
the
product
of
1
ins
wouiii
unucrsrn
iiiriner
experimentation
and
so
the
arlifi-
the
final
result
either
met
wizard's
requirements
or
abandoned
as
useless.
bank
moved
to
California'
where
jnjy,
i(.nielling
he
ohluiued
employment
as
!L.,,v
eigantic
phi
farm
lunu
hand..
immi..
He
ic
witinued
voifUJiueu
as
as
al
Ka.jelies,
..,..;,;,.,
and
..
,
to
laborer
laborer
until
until
able
able
to
to
acuTJire
acquire
al
n(,el
tat..
pnnl
-.n,,
m..
111..
....1
llU.
lilts
fmm
ihvnrf
..,,..
....
;,.,.
small
farpi
in
the
inwi
of
faiila,liaIll(ljip
wl,.n
flI
gnwn
.
losa,
son(e
50
mles
north
ofjar,.
,
a
r,.w
tlf
,.
,,U(.cr
a
;
t'l
1
unlil
the
was
Queer
Anomalies
When
experiments
with
seed
alone
were
not
entirely
satisfac-
'ory,
grafting
upon
the
seeds
or
upon
fresh
young
shoots
often
was
employed.
It
was
through
a
combination
of
these
methods.
fortified
by
his
inexhaustible
patience,
tUial
enabled
Burhank
to
imparl
delightful
odors
to
hatur-
flower's;
to
I'liese
San
Francisco.
With
this
small
..,
......i.i,.,,
fpni
i11t.,.
beiginniiig
he
uimerlook.
the
rr.,
....i.-.i
llf
m1(,,.ti
i,
,!,
series
of
experiment
whieli
loiig,
will
na,urt.s
vpelation.
ha.j
been
upj.ermost
in
his
mind..
H,ir,a,lk;..
,.Xperiinei,tal
farms
Thereafter
his
work
was
contin-
,
San!l
HsiL
.,
i,.j,as,,,ol,
a
uous
and
tireless,,
occupying
,,.....1...
i-....,
..
i
r..
A
anted
For
Sale
For
Rcnt
.
'
iiiininj
lonil,
I"
luiiir
i.
.un
IU
lift
-
-
-
nearly
11
hours
a
day
on
theL(al,!in,4.nf
Wwt
Alices,
phil-i
noAIID.
average.
IniitliwinUI
luirlii'iitlurlal
l.i-
a
...
.
.,
.
I
....................
ri'imci
was
an
tngnsnman
'oIoRHts.
botanists
and
humanl-
Knglish
and
Scotch
anceslry.
He
Jassocialion
known
as
The
I
.ill
lie
r
was
the
13th
of
15
children
born
Burhank
Society,
chartered
by,
on
his
falher's
200-acre
farm,
lie
J
Hie
State
of
California
and
en-
attended
the
Lancaster
Academy,
ldowe.1
by
wealthy
patrons,
lo
dis-j
from
wicli
he
was
a.i
honor
KraiK
"scininate
Ihe
knowledge
of
plants.
ami
Vegetables
whir
It
be
worked
out.
Received
Honors
In
addition
lo
Ihe.
Congres
sional
grant
of
land,
his
work
vas
recognized
by
the
Carnegie
Foundation
in
l'J05
hy
a
gift
of
;
io.odi)
annually
for
a
period
of
to
years
lo
insure
a
continuation
led
States'
grant.
Congress
under
of
his
exierinienls.
In
1121,
when
penal
act
turning
over
;080
Phone
18.
FOR
rtKNT-.Four
hot
waler"hertlel.
A
Mallet.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
BOAI1D
AND
IlOtiM,
(25
Avenue.
Phone
lied
3.1ft.
,
The
Avenue.
Burhank
was
born
at
Lancas-
tarians
as
the
ranie
or
their
own-
B'JAHIi,
Hoonis
tor,
Mass.,
March
7,
18JU.
son
offer
spread.
Never
of
a
commer-j
Mules.
oHr.hu
'Urn.
Burhank
permitted
an
Phone
137
tr
room
suite.
Apply
Smil.
M0DF.rtN
FIVT
Tor
rtent.
Apply
Max
lleilhroner.
ThirJ
Inlander.
83!)
and
Furnisheu
Palmer
House.
if
local
drtiig
store
Tor
some
tinu
Ihe
younger
set
held
a
dance
in
the
Scout
lla
,011
Saturday
n
citing
ami
nil
report
a
goiM
time.
Mr.
Keltoek
left
for
IIm
Okauagnn
distrfel
on
Sunday
nlghl's
train.
the
city
of
Suitfl
lj,na
nmpleteimii.r
ilaughirr
MrV
Anger
:iiiS,eai
(1
new
300,(MM
park',
it
witsfjlV,
i
u
inmate
U
.lliV
toe
naiucil
after
Luther
Burbank.
lift
turned
Hie
first
shovel
or
earth
in
the
construction,
and
later
laid
out
the
gardens,
which
cover
a
11
-aero
tract.
I'he
Stab''
of
California
also
honored
ils
distinguished
resl-ifeil
some
years
ago
by
naming
March
7,
Burbalik's
birthday,
as
Jlird
and
Arbor
Day
and
the
occasion
has
since
been
celebrated
as'
a
school
holiday
throughout
the
state.
SMITHERS
Mrs.
A.
M.
Buddy"
of
Bums
Lake
is
spending
a
few
days
in
town
Ihe1
guest
of
Mrs.
O.
II.
Wall.
Miss
Muriel
lingers
of
Prince
Oeorge
is
spending
(he
Kasler
holidays
in
town
Miss
Hull.
Miller.
the
guest
of
Mrs.
W.
Moxley
and
children
him
ror
a
perfect
pea,
one
which
"f
I'rinceltnpert
spent
the
week
would
mature
al
or
Is
cron.
re-
in
town
ine
goest
or
tier
sister
tain
uniformity
of
size
and
all
Mrs
Ilaahe
threA
yeArs
of
work
he
met
the
Ml
Avis
Wall
returned
from
demand.
Mrs.
P.
M.
Itavnor
returned
to
Sluilhers
on
Sunday
evening
af
ter
a
visit
of
two
weeks
wil'i
friends
ami
relative
al
.vory
Mrs.
Tho.
Kiiig
who.
jjust
re
eently
ii-liiined
filoii
11
jiis)J
wijh
hospiial.i
nspiial.i
und
und
in;
in;
ji-.vccy.--
31
tie
stroke.
comlitioii'
Ifie
re
slilt
oVii
pWaly-
The
annual
Faster
tea
of
the
Anglican
W
omen's
Auxiliary
was
held
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
II.
Iloskins
on
Thursday
aflernoou
The
rooms
were
tastefully
decor
iilcd
wilh
Kasler
lilies
and
ollie
prLng
flowers
and
the
ladies
were
well
rewarded
-for
their
ef
forts.
'I'he
tea
tables
ami
canity
und
home
cooking,
booths
lieiiii;
well
patronized..
Miss
Marjorie
Huberts,
leache
11L
Ihe
Driftwood
school
relumed
lo
town
on
Sunday
evening
after
spending
Um
-
Kasler
holiday
with
her
parents
al.
Prim
Heorge.
A
POPULAR
AIR!
A
schoolmaster,
gjvln
a
mil
sic
lesson,
Inquired
whether
IliC
jiuplls
had
any
favorite
aiitlii
Ijley
would
like
lo
sing.
ooi
wave
ine
ivlng,
sir,
ro
spouded
one
of
Ihe
lads,
"A
very
patriotic
suggestion,
TTintniv."
said
I
ho
master.
Jn'.iiii.
1
Visit
lo
Hazellon
on
Thursday'
i
Vf.P
1.1,
ulrfsses.
"Now
letl
Flowers
fruils,
grains,
accompanied
by
Miss
.lessfe
lri(,
wiia
,.,,
vViii
tl
k
of
Hie
grasses,,
vegelahles,
even
orchard
Sinjtli
who
was
her
guest
Ihir
Niilhtinil
Aniem'?"
and
forest
trees
were
Improved
balance
of
lhe,vvcek.
"Iiiemisn
-:"i.nfled
Mm
hiv
and
given
In.
the
world
n
newH
.
glancing
Inward
Hie
clock,
"it's
usefulness
t.hrougli
months
nndf
As
a
farewell
to
.
I.
-Kellock
lime
(n
IrOi
linmn:''
Vnrlcahlrn
yyuars
of
patient
and
frequentfyUvho
lids
been
'
employed
in
the'
Post.
:
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1.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
22c
per
wordjinjadvance.
No
Advertiiement
taken
foe
!et
thanJ50c
.VNTK
FOIl
II
K.T.-
Modern
foMr
roomed
flal,
With
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
bloet.
Wesienhaver
Bros.
rUIt.MSIIHD
liousekeepiiw
Hooins
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
If
ll'OIt
HKN'IV
-Furnished
house
keeping
suit
e,
Miissallen:
Apart
menls.
I
Auctioneer.
Phone
77
1.
Hd
MAN
Want
Itoojii
near
,
Dry
Dock.
Bo5",8r)8i(0i1y,
and
Board!
Wi
'.HZ
1
1
1
WAXTkD.-
tfencrul
maid.
Apply
Mr.-
A.ltf
Wright,
105
F
i
f
I
tt
"
Avenue
Kail.
.
8i
TO
-r.
RENT
IOH
HK,r.'
Piano,
player
pianos.
pfidnogrHplis
and
sew-machines.
Walker's
M
11
s
i
.
Store.
FOR
SALE
WA.Mhli.
Knergetie
man
t
Hl
Hll
s.M.r,.--
ell
buill
liou4
111
look
after
business
while
own
n
cr
is
nut
of
town.
Must
haw
some
security.
.
F.
Brin,
estview,
f.iur
lots.
s:).i:o.no.
House
on
Fifth
Avenue,
See
lion
7;
two
lofV.
1,
800.00.
We
have
also
two
of
the
very
bel
residents
In
the
oily
ror
nle
at
attractive
prices
McCaffery
A
liihbnti.
l.ldH
suranre
and
Ileal
Ivslate.
UIIINOIIU.I.A
IIABBITS.
hegis-lered
mid
pediarenl
ndnll
h
fur
sale.
Also
slandanl
pedigreed
young
slnk.
Norlh
Ijinsdal1
Itahhitry,
(Juceri
and
Lonsdale,
North
Vancouver,
H.fJ.
FOIl
SAI.i:.--Full
size
heiMead
.
and
spring:
kitchen
cupboard.
valitand
and
other
articles,
aieap.
Apply
SIO
Kfghlh
Ave
West.
87
Oil
SAI.I-L
Five
roomed
ioiia
on
twit
lol.
furnished:
all
in
warden
anil
berry
bushes.
1-750.00
oil
term.
Apply
T.
M-CU-Jnont.
If
OASBOAT
for
."ale.
21
fnoL
Buf
falo
engine.
Suitnhln
for
pleasure
or
I
rolling.
230.nr..
Apply
Box
302,
Daily
News
FOIl
SAI.K-'lliree
lols
on
Tay
lor
Slreel
for
8125
rash.
West-enhaver
Urn.
High
Low
MISCELLANEOUS
AST,
Present
and
Future.
Friends
and
enetnie
fully
ex
plained.
P.O.
Drawer
9,
Van
corner,
11.12.
AUCTIONEER.
FOIt
Five
Days
Only
I
will
lose
money,
so
wilt
yon
il
yo?i
don't
take
advantage.
For
five
days
you
buy
al
your
own
fjgure,
form
I
urr
and
house-hold
effceis
or
all
descriptions
J.
F.
Brine,
Auctioneer.
Phone
771.
PIQEONS
HACINO
Homers,
bred
from
ome
of
the
bet
Itlooil
in
the
wnrln
Strains.
Ollls)
Barker,
B01
Ami;
also
Carneaux
Pygmy
IJonlers,
Tumblers
and
Squab
Breeders.
Slock
bird
an
trained'
birds.
From
5.0f
t
$15.00
per
pair.
Jack
Bank,
1153
llftting.
Street.
Kasl
Vancouver,
B.O!
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
'Third
Avenue
Opposite
Benson's
Studio.
OOOD
MKALS.
MOOD
CAKKS
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
HKAL
HOMK
COOKKD
MKALS
Mrs
Unger,
Proprietress.
TAXI
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oenrgc
Paul
or
(Jusl)
Six
ami
Seven
Passenger
Slude
li.ik.'rs
at
your
disposal
ally
I
line
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Blook.
Aero
from
Kmpress
llolel.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
.
Monday,
April
12
High
I:08
a.til,
22.2
fl.
1.1:32
p,m,
2i.7
'
I.'w
7:85.
iliiIV
2.1
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10:10,
(uu,
3.3
'
Tueiday,
April
.13,
High
..i.
I
clT
a.in.
22.7
-ft.
I
LIT
p.m.
2I.I
'
I.n
8:00
a.pi.
.8
'
20:20
p.m.
1.0
'
Wednesday,
April
14
IstO
I
p.m.
20.7
,
8:52
n.m.
1.
8
20:50
p.m.
6.1
f
fl.
See
the
New
Improved
CHEVROLETS
Touring,
prico
F.O.B.
Prince
Iluperl
$878.00
Itnadsler,
prlco,
F.
O.
B.
Prince
Iluperl
1878.00
loupe.
prte
F.O.B.
Prince
Ituperl
1,1
50.00
Coach,
price
lO.H.
Prlnre
Iluperl
..
1,1
22.0(1
Sedan,
prlc
F.O.B.
Prlnee
Itu
I.'ArlicIes
i
1
Found,
&c
AUTOMOBILES
perl
f
I.2IU.0C;
Prince
Iluperl
19811.00
Call
in
nnd
gel
particulars
or
the
O.M.A.C.
Eaiy
Payment
Plan.
A
few
bargains
in
Second
Hand
Cars.
KAIEN
GARAQE
Dealers
in
all
lienwrnl
Molori,
Product
I'iihllar.
Meljiugh-lin.
o.iklnml.
Oldsmohile,
Pon-liac
and
Chevrolet.
WHF.CKINO
SKHYICK
HAY
AND
NBtHT
RU1L
SCHEDULE
OOT-OOINO,
far
lh
ril
Vlt-iulljfS,
Wlslis.U)i
i:.
rUr
la
Vncw?r
MSHl
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trU
train
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in
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Sedan
Fordor
Seilan
Commerrial
Chassis
I'ruek
Chassis
Guaranteed
Used
Cars
al
Specially
low
price.
Hf.5.0o;
I529.50!
1(195.50
1
DKMONSTHA
HONS
OH
DIUVINO
lessons
ef
any
time.
S.
E.
PARKER.
LTO.
219
Sennd
Aventw.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
llAN'OF.S
ami
Furniture
ul
most
reasonnlde
priees.
When
yot,
require
any
art
tele
for
tbc
home,
just
conn-
in
or
pfione.
I'sed
furniture
lioiighl
out-right
or
exchangi'd
for
ne
rill
niliire.
A.
Mac
hen;
U;
Fur-ullure.
Phone
775,
TRAPPER8I
I
NKKD
tO.rtoO
MINK
SKINS.
IWI
prles
paid.
See
me
berorc.
you
sell
your
furs.
If
ils
furs
I'll
buy.
I
hem,
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
Second
Ave.
The
Honest
Fur
Man.
BOOKKEEPING.
w
.n
mm
1.
nooks
to
post;
government
returns
made;
public
audits.
Hales
reasonable.
Write
Box
299.
Daily
News
office
or
phone
Black
8U
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSU3
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
315
Third
Avenue.
All
the
latest
in
SIIKK'I
MFSIC.
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOGRAPHS.
ROTHWELL'3
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Baggage,
and
Kxpress
Slcnd:Lllllc?
News
Slnnd,
Phona
352.
fins.
Phone
Orcnn
(12(1
FURNITURE.
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saiurtlaaa
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AIM
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price
K.O.H.
'
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Sell
and
K.x
change
New
and
Sroomlhanil
Onnds.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
839
Third
Ave.
phone
01C
5Mt
TIMBER
SALE
X
7881.
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