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THE
DAILY
NEWS
NOVELTYDANCE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
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McManm
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TERRACE,
Nov.
3.
The
novelty
Hal
lowo'en
dance
held
on
Friday
evening
In
O.W.V.A.
hall,
under
the
auspices
o?
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Terrace,
Hospital,
was
a
decided
success,
ana
undoubtedly
one
of
the
most
enjoyable
dances
ever
held
here.
The
hall
was
very
appropriately
decorated
tor
the
occasion,
festoons
ot
orange
and
black
with
pumpkin
and
black
cat
lantern
against
a
background
of
evergreens
making
a
very
attractive
effect
Tho
novelty
booth
was
veil
patronlred
ana
the
many
gaily
colored
hats,
balloons,
horns,
streamers,
etc..
all
added
a
touch
ot
color
and
a
note
of
distinction
somewhat
out
of
the
ordinary.
Excellent
music
was
furnished
by
Mrs.
At
t
wood,
L.
It.
Kenney
and
C.
Toombs.
During
the
evening
Mrs.
R.
Hsney
rendered
two
vocal
solos
which
were
much
appreciated.
Miss
Mona
Orrlg
was
presented
with
an
appropriate
prize
tor
having
Bold
the
greatest
number
ot
tickets,
the
sale
ot
which
had
been
ably
undertaken
by
a
number
ot
young
Ctrl.
Refreshments
provided
by
the
members
of
the
auxiliary,
were
partaken
ol
at
midnight
and
the
dancing
was
continued
until
an
early
hour.
The
auxiliary
desires
to
express
thanks
and
appreciation
to
the
Canadian
Legion
for
free
hall,
to
the
musicians
w!k
donated
their
services
and
to
the
girls
who
cold
tickets.
Somewhat
over
ninety
dollars
-was1
the
net
result
ot
the
'dance
and
this
creditable
amount
will
go
far
In
providing
comforts
and
necessary
supplier
In
the
new
hospital
SCOUTS
AND
CUBS
OF
SMITHERS
HOLD
REVEL
HALLOWEEN
SMITHERS.
Nov
2.-
The
Boy
Scout
hall
was
the
scene
I
a
noisy
but
happy
the
Scouts
and
Cuba
combined
In
giv
ing
a
Hallowe'en
party.
Each
ot
th
boys
brought
a
girl
friend,
and
when
the
fun
began
there
were
nearly
ninety
children
gathered
In
the
Hall.
Scout
ple
through
a
series
ot
games
and
contests
and
to
say
they
had
a
"whale
ot
a
good
time"
puta
it
very
mildly.
The
main
feautre
ot
the
evening
Rev.
E.
R.
McLean,
11ABD,
superintendent
ot
Religious
Education
for
BC
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
Friday
and
In
the
evening
gave
a
very
interesting
and
Instructive
talk
on
the
fourfold
program
laid
down
tor
wort
among
the
young
people
Unfortunately,
owing
to
the
hospital
dance,
the
crowd
was
not
so
targe
as
It
otherwise
would
have
been,
but
those
who
did
attend
received
many
helpful
Ideas
along
the
line
of
service.
Mr.
McLean
left
on
Saturday
tor
the
coast,
where
he
will
go
north
as
tar
as
Aayox
and
then
south
to'
Vancouver.
Jss.
11.
Smith,
foreman
In
Little's
wood
camp,
.returned
on
Saturday
from
a
holiday
trip
to
his
home
in
Quebec.
Oscar
Olandrr
and
Paul
Broder
ot
Kalum
Lake
spent
the
week
end
In
I
town.
Mrs.
Chit.
Raven
ot
Laketse
Hatch-eryjswas
iln
town'Frldsy
and
Saturday.
iMiss
Slbsry
spent
the
week
end
In
town
with
Miss
MslloL
J
Charley
and
Annie
Walker
of
Copper
City
were
In
town
for
the
dance
on
.Friday
night.
Mlsws
Edns
and
Alberta
Dobble
of
i
Copper
City
took
In
the
dance
on
Frl
day
night.
HAZELTON
Miss
Msysl
Cos
Irft
Isst
Thursday
,
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
has
ae
crpied
a
position
with
the
Helibroncr
Jewellery
Co.
T.
B.
Campbell
and
family
also
left
,
last
week
"for
their
home
In
Winnipeg.
:
Mr.
Campbell
has
been
working
In
conjunction
with
Hsrlan
I.
Smith
in
the
totem
pals
work
along
the
Sirens.
Rev.
E.
R.
Mclean
p
Jaed
through
the
district
last
week
1a
ibt
Interests
ot
the
Young
People's
work
of
the
United
Church.
He
addressed
meetings
In
both
towns.
Rev.
Ylctor
Sansum
Is
attending
the
special
Conference
In
Vancouver
this
week.
While
In
the
South
he
will
write
oS
some
University
examinations
as
well.
He
will
be
away
about
two
weeks.
The
Ladles
Aid
of
the
United
Church
are
making
and
preparing-
plans
for
a
monster
chicken
supper
to
be
served
on
Thanksgiving
night,
November
8.
in
the
Assembly
Hall.
Herbert
Chadwiek
has
taken
a
posi
tion
with
the
Hudson's
Bsy
Co
as
chief
accountant.
He
succeeds
Mr.
(
Carman
who
has
gone
to
open
a
new'
Post
at
Annaham
Lake
in
the
Chi!-'
cotln
land.
SM1THERS
Fred
J.
Reynolds
ot
Houston
was
business
visitor
In
town
on
Thursday
Major
R.
Lowe
of
Burns
Lake
was
a
visitor
in
town
over
the
week
end.
Miss
Muriel
M.
Bowes
of
Victoria
arrived
In
town
Saturday
and
will
have
'
gathering
on
Saturday
evening
when,
charge
ot
the
overflow
room
ot
the
Smlthers
public
school
being
established
In
the
old
bank
building.
A
very
pleasant
little
dance
was
held
.
la
the
Driftwood
school
house
on
Fn
i
Master
iter,
ueorge
rurpin
ana
a
group
(day
evening
and
was
attended
by
a
of
assistants
engineered
the
young
peo
number
ot
folk
from
town.
The
girls
ot
the
High
School
and
C.QX.T.
basketball
teams
held
a
danc--ln
the
Scout
Hall
on
Friday
evening
to
was
the
dividing
of
the
youngsters
in
to!
obtain
funds
for
the
purchasing
tf
four
groups
and
giving
points
as
the
sweaters
for
the
players.
The
affair
members
of
various
groups
won
In
the
contests.
The
group
under
the
name
of
"The
Soldiers"
captained
by
Chuck
Ralston
won.
Alter
three
hours
ot
fun
and
play,
refreshments
were
served
and
a
happy
crowd
of
youngsters
left
for
their
homes.
TERRACE
iMrs.
V.4Soucie
left
on
Saturday
on
a
viut
to
friends
In
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Van
Hees
and
daughter
returned
to
Terrace
on
Sat-today
after
hiring
spent
the
past
two
smiths
In
Vancouver
and
New
proved
most
enjoyable
and
was
nsnclal
success
as
well.
a
n-
Mrs.
R.
MrKmigan
ct
Houston
was
a
business
visitor
In
town
last
Friday.
Smlthers
did
'not
suffer
so
much
from
the
Hallowe'en
pranks
this
year
and
Main
Street
on
the
morning
after
did
not
present
quite
the
same
dls-rcptahle
appearance
as
the
mornings
after
of
previous
years.
The
absence
of
soap
writing
on
the
windows
was
no
doubt
due
to
the
majority
of
the
younger
folks
being
at
the
big
children's
party
In
the
Scout
HalL
Fred
Page
had
suBdently
recovered
from
his
attack
of
pneumonia
to.
allow
him
to
be
removed
to
his
home
on
Sunday
afternoon.
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'
Cannery:
Murray
Harris.
Hyder.
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Kromsm.
Morllrr"s
Cove;
W.
F.
Taylor.
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K.
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
01
dismayed
by
the
Liquor
C-ntro'.
Hoard
or
by
the
(iovernment
of
British
Columbia
TEN
DAY
SALE
BY
BX
FUR
CO.
,
(Edmonton
Journal)
There
is
no
denying
nor
disguising
the
fsct
that
there
Is
a
ruing
tide
of
disapproval
ef
the
Jury
tyxtem.
From
time
to
time
Aurmurtngs
of
that
sort
have
been
heard
In
Canada,
and
now
and
then
open
criticism-
of
the
system
has
been
expressed.
This
has
been
because
verdicts
hsve
been
given
by
juries
that
were
manifestly
out
of
Joint,
and
tt
has
sometimes
been
Impossible
to
avoid
a
feeling
that
a
Judge
or
a
full
bench
of
Judges
would
hsve
given
a
fairer
decision.
The
same
tendency
is
evident
across
the
itne.
and
at
the
present
time
It
is
Uk'.ne
shape.
In
one
state,
Deleware,
In
a
bill
to
be
introduced
.at
the
neit
session
ot
the
assembly
tor
the
abolition
ot
tht
jury
system.
The
stale
bar
as
sociiuon
u
sponsoring
this
agitation
and
the
proposed
bill,
and
thtre
are
believed
be
good
chances
ot
Its
passing.
If
Delaware
does
away
with
Its
Juries,
the
eaample
will
quite
possibly
be
fol
lowed
by
otberststes,
and
the
outcome
of
the
prrseat
agitation
will
therefore
be
awaited
with
Interest.
In
Canada,
too
where
old
English
customs
are
not
given
up
readily
or
without
much
deliberation
a
movement
in
this
du
action
would
doubtless'
find
supporters,
and
If
.
lit
resulted
In
a
mors
cartful
selection
1
cl
jury
slates,
even
though
tt
did
not
go
so
far
as
to
abolish
the
system
t-self,
there
would
be
no
Uttle
Uon.
WANTS
HISTORY
OF
SCOTLAND
irioKT
Bcr.N
Mini:
iiikimi
past
TWO
YEAR
to
SCCt
KG
ONE
iutt
nmionr
avail
There
Is
no
place
on
earth
without
was
easy.
Anybody
east
give
orders
but
SPORT
CHAT
After
a
cessation
of
nearly
two
yeaia,
league
basketball
will
agam
be
Inau
gurated
in
the
city
with
the
opening
games
of
the
1936-77
schedule
to
take
place
this
evening
la
the
Exhibition
HaU.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
enthusiastic
organisation
work
that
has
been
now
carried
to
success
may
be
rewarded
with
good
attendance
not
onjj
tonight
but
throughout
the
season.
Tbe
teams
meeting
tonight
will
be:
Bralot
Lesgue
Terminals
vs.
Nstlve
Bona:
Intermediate
League
Terminals
vs.
Orot
ic;
Ladles'
League
Map!
Leafs
va.
Artsnscs;
Junior
League
vs.
Stars.
J
Hamilton
vs.
Frank
Aldrtdge
O.
Anderson
vs.
Ben
Self,
The
despatch
in
regard
to
the
Can-
o
i)?f
Fun
svc
V
anted
,
For
Sale
For
Rent
Vancouver.
B.C.
Bn
in"
t
Is
often
much
more
difficult
to
oarry
FOR
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
18-
them
out.
The
Librarian
placed
an
order
with
'
one
of
the
book
culrcung
afeocte
in
'
the
East,
but
no
history
of
Scotland
1
was
forthcoming.
When
the
unseat
librarian
was
appointed
site
took
up
,
SMOO
00
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
FOn
the
work
ot
her
predecessor,
but
wttfc-
j
tale.
Oood
KOoe
11.000
caah
out
mutt.
At
last
she
secured
the
sols
ace
as
reat
at
per
rent
Snap
names
ot
aereral
histories
but
on
writ-
tor
quiet
sale
Apply
Box
33.
Dally
tag
to
the
pubHahers
tt
was
found
La
1
Stir
ofnee.
tta
every
case
that
the
book
was
out
of
1111
1
print
jTBNT
FOR
SALE
NEW
THIS
TEAR
i
The
mstler
came
up
atiia
last
lht
I
srxl
u.ed
only
on.
week.
Price
120.
P"
DallT
Km.
i
at
the
m-tlng
of
the
library
board
and'
jthe
librarian
was
asked
to
Bake,FOR
SALE
FIVE
ROOMED
HOV&E
anotnrr
effort,
to
reack
out
as
far
as
;
Dry
Dock.
Apply
Box
Ml.
Da8y
Edinburgh,
and
not
to
give
up
the
Ktvt
Omot.
v
sag
work
until
a
history
ot
Soottaad
uj
"
1
secured
and
placed
oa
the
abeHos.
!J
1
ronNrTURE
FOR
SAUL
1349
Becond
i
this
eSort
u
s
failure
the
Board,
it
w
;
suggested,
might
consider
the
advta-,
ability
of
Offering
a
prtce
for
a
tew
;
history
to
be
written
and
placed
en
'.
the
market
so
that
the
remaaee
mod
t
glamor
of
the
early
days
of
a
great
.people
may
not
pass
out
unrecorded.
i
IftrORE
MOVIMI
TO
LtRC.tK
FEE-!
TP
IRR
A
l.k
iKArili;
MM.
SALE
IX)K
TEN
HAYS
AT'
lAurtUUl.
iukoaiv
riiici
is
Exrccrcii
to,
HAMFS
UrtillLJ
niVLl
ARF
P!
I
LtrtlLd'
AYFH
CLEVH
WHOLE
HTIVCK
Ol'
H
It
COATS.
CHOKERS
AMI
TRIM
.MIXOS.
Owing
fo
largely
Increasing
business,
j
(Ctrtlu,
Legion.
Orangemen.
Natlvf
Mm
!
CA.
firrator
and
K.C.'s
Were
IWnnrr
Iji4
Mfbt
the
B.C.
Fur
Company
Is
compelled
to
i
take
larger
premises
and
are
moving'
ef
games
plsyed
Ust
sight
within
the
next
few
dsys
into
other
!,n
ln
ince
Kuptrt
crtboage
LeagiM
nrrsnliea
on
Th-lrrt
Avenue.
nr
th
wrre
as
foHows:
CXPJV
Betcre
moving
our
slock
from
the
one
store
to
tbe
other,
we
have
decided
to
put
on
a
ten-day
removal
aale
of
our
whole
stock
ot
Fur
Coats.
Chokers
and
Trimmings.
Prices
are
cut
regardless
of
cost
and
every
purchaser
.
may
be
assured
of
getting
a
bargain,
the
like
of
which
may
never
be
repeated.
This
great
ten
day
sale
will
start
on
Wedaesday
morning
at
9
o'cloclf
In
the
premises
of
the
BC.
Fur
Co,
Third
Avenue,
sett
O.W.VA.
.Come
early
and
have
your
choice
from
our
large
stock,
fof
at'
the
prices
each
garment
la
marked
at.
we
do
not
expect
to
have
very
much
to
move
to
the.
new
stors.
Advt.
FAILURE
OF
JURY
SYSTEM
MAY
END
IN
ITS
ABOLITION
O
rot
to
IS.
St.
Andrews
9.
Canadian
Legion
10.
OoM
Storage
17.
Orange
Lodge
IT.
Dry
Dock
M.
Sons
of
Canada
17.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
10.
ON.
Operating
13.
Mooae
13.
ON.
Mechanics
IX
Knights
ef
Ooturn-bus
13.
PlayM
W.
OJf.
Operating
4
Canadtan
Legion
-
.
4
3
Dry
Dock
.........
.4
3
Orange
Lodge
3
Knights
ot
Columbus
4
3
C.
N.
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0
tite.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several;
lota,
setae
corners,
harbor
view,
and!
on
sewer.
Fnceo
low
and
tertns''
from
11-000
otunthly.
Enquire
T.
McCiymont.
tt
Avenue,
o'clock.
Blue
SIT
after
0
FOR
SALE,
CHEAP
HALT
A
TON
OP
Id
newspapers.
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Dally
News,
tt
WHITE
WICKER
BABY
BCOOT
FOR
Bale
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Red
601.
331
FOIt
RENT
FOR
RENT
OR
SALE.
THE
LATEST
Unproved
coin
operated
elrctrw
pianos.
For
terms,
address
Electrta
Piano,
care
DaUy
News
Offlce.
IOR
RENT
DECEMBER
1.
MODERM
house,
five
rooms,
bath.
etc.
Second
Avenue.
Westvlew.
Phone
Blue
601
after
five
o'clock,
3M
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
on
Second
Avenue,
four
rooms
and
oath.
Water
paid.
Phone
S47.
IOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tt
FOR
RENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATS
flat:
large
airy
loomr.
tire
plsce:
in.
Max
Hellbroncr.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR.
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Rerj
631.
tt
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
ROOM:
SUIT
taxi.
1
Sixth
Avenue
West.
3M
High
t
Tht
Oyros
who
are
now
In
the
eel-1
1st
but
not
without
hope
jfSffi
gttUni
i
Low
out'
of
it
and
tbe
Orot&
which
is
in;
second
plat
and
is
aaplrtog
tor
flra-
!
wQl
meet
tonight
In
the
SOUard
Lea
gue.
The
games,
which
will
be
plave1
In
the
Orand
Tmnlnal
Club.
wB)
be
as
follows:
Oeorge
Waugh
(Orottol
vs.
W.
Lotnt
lOyros).
J.
Andrews
vs.
W
J.
Nelson.
Dr
West
vs.
A.
Macdonald.
HOAIU)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
P.-1INCE
RUPERT
TIDES
830
,
sdtan
rugby
game
between
Victoria
and
the
ttelvenlty
ot
B.C.
ram
In
shorten
m
form
and
was
capable
of
a
double
meaning.
Tbe
result
was
that
In
yrstrrdsys
piper
tbe
University
ws
said
to
have
won
whereas
It
should
hare
been
Victoria
that
won
by
a
score
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to
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MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME.-MEN
AND
women
can
earn
II
to
13
an
hour
in
spare
time
writing
ahowcarda.
W9
canvassing
or
aoticiiing.
W
instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work.
Write
todsy
The
Menhennlt
Coot'
parry
Limited.
61
Dominion
Building.
Toronto.
FURS
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE
modelled.
Raw
skins
tanned
and
dreaecd.
Mall
orders
promptly
attend
ed
to
Mrs
F
Tsxr
211
Broadway
East.
Vancouver
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itiL
k.
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Third
Aimar.
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visits
,
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Pboee
Office
Blue
li
Reatdesce
Black
331
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fiOOIl
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CtlE
Mra
Usgrr,
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Third
Avenue.
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O
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V
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Home
Ciward
Meal.
Phone
Black
TOO-
ANOTHER
0IQ
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
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Ton
Utility
(Kirl
HoadsHtr
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Sedan
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ON
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Liaht
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opn
body
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Konl
Light
Delivery.
tuner
body
150.00
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Ford
Lljrhl
Delivery.
larier
equipment
..
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Oldmobiie
S-pasen
jrer
Tonrins.
iOtt
.
1600.00
Term
an
be
arranfrod
on
IhjUi
ew
and
used
tr
to
Milt
lh
iMirehaser.
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
in
caanac,
McLauflhlln,
Oakland,
uiosmobiie,
Pontlao
and
Chevrolet
Cart
Phone
S2
MMV
H
THE
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering,
Why
walS
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather
We
have
several
new
models
on
hand.
prices
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
Jl:ii
OAK
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
One
Ford
Truck
Snap.
One
Chevrolet
Light
eDlivery
Oood
running
order.
Make
ua
an
offer.
M.
l'
PAIIKEIi
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TO.
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IIEUEII
TAXI
Phone
07
Tail
(Call
(leorge.
Paul
or
flut
Sit
and
Seven
Paener
Sludfl
hasera
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
I
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Mealier
Blook.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel,
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
few
leu
than
50c
WANTED
an
i
a
Scotsman,
according
to
common
tra-'
WANTED.
OIHL
FOR
OENERAL
dltion.
There
is
one
on
the
Library
bovsewerk.
Oood
home
to
right
i
'Board
and
two
years
aro.
at
to
wag-
party.
Apply
Box
334'
Dally
News
Office
j
Igestlon
ot
one
ot
Ms
compatriots,
be
j
331
:
suggested
that
a
Sootttah
history
should
I
-ibe
WOMAN
WANTED
TOR
KITCHEN
'
added
to
the
civic
collection
The
(librarian
of
that
day
was
ta.tr
urtrd
to!
Apply
Oood
EaU
Cafe.
get
busy
and
secure
the
vorunve
That
I
FOR
SALK
FOUND
WANTED.
-
A
REAL
LIVE
MAN
TO
j
FOUND.
FIVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
Ap-
handle
our
products
In
the
city
ol
1
Prince
Rupert.
Oood
opportunity
tor'
the
right
man.
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the
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Wit-
kins
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1160
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pty
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