PAGE
FOUI,
DAILY
KEWfl
a.
PROHIBITION
BRINGING
iUP
FATHER
t
By
George
McManus
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Ask
Government'
and
Parliament
of
Canada
to
8top
Border
num
HUnning
to
End
"
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Disgrace
SORDID
SHAMEFUL
STORY
Wluch
of;
Liquor
Short-circuited
Back
'to
Canada
to
Compete
With
Government
Stores
0'n'A.,
May
.10.
.J.
It.
Car
Ron,
president,
and
Rev.
Hon
rpcnee,lecrelaryof
Ihe
Prohibi
tion
Association
of
Canada
have
Addressed1
an
open
letter
lo
the
Ouvprnmp.nl
and
Parliament
of
Panada
as
follows:
For
tfiojinnor
of
Canada,
something
effective
and
adequate
ishould
lie
done,
and
done
imme-tliatcjy
lo
end
Iho
infamous
and
-Intolerable
,boriler;siluation
created
by
rum
running.
The
evil
is
a
growing
one,
has
assumed
enormous
proportions,
and
is
not
iihly
dishonorable
in
itself,
but
contributes
to
the.
violation
of
our
own
restrictive
Ibpior
laws.
.i
Poor
Boast
Sometimes,
we
grandiloquently
boasl-of
our
three
thousand
miles
of
international
boundary
across
which,
for
over
a
hundred'
years,
there-has
not
been
a
hostjle
shot
fired
and.
upon
which
not
a
fortification
has
been
erected,
and
yet,
at
the
present
time,
day
and
tiwhl,
practically
that
whole
boundary
is
patrolled,
and
the
roast
waters
watched,
by
armed
forces
found
necessary'
by
our
friendly
neighbor
nation
to
pro
pct
Us
sliorps
from
maraudinff
incursions
of
ongahized
ganprs
of
unscrupulous
bandits
of
nondescript
nationality,'
who,
using
Canadian
soil
as
a
liase
of
operations,
under
the
protection
of
pic
Canadian
flag,
by
the
sanction
of
Canadian
law,
and
with
the
knowledge'
if
not
connivance,
bf
Canadian
government
officials
are
carrying
on
what
is
Jiraclically
a
guerilla
warfare
agains'
IJiiggvrRmental
forces
of
I
tr&
t
j
f
mrrrt
iy5
;i'loutiivr
every
canon"
ofiiiternftlional
honor
or
courfesy
'and.
in
iTe
fiance
of
all
obligations
;
of
deceocy
ami
ethics;
.
those
booze
bandits
arc
seeking
lo
break
jbiwn
nnd,.through
the
legal
vl)arrlcr
.that
the
citizens
of
the
United"
Slates
have
erected
to
protect
;lueiriiairies
against
the
liquor
evH.
"Blush
of
Shame
-The
situation
is
one
that
should
brfiis,'
a
blush
of
shame
lo
the
cheek,
of.
every
right-loving
'
Canadian
citizen.
It
i$
despicably
outrageous.
It
ought
to
be
endued.
The
government
and
parlia-,
rnenCof
Canada
are
the
custodians
ofjtl(e
honor
of
our
country.
Upoif
them
rests
responsibility
frir
inlernational
relations
and
'
domestic
legislation.
The
pre
sent,
border
situation
should
be
dealt
with
in
a
slrqng
way
by
the
enactment
of
measures
and
regu
lalions
'that
will
be
as
meaning
ful
;(hd
-adequate
as
our
present
metlibds:ar'
trifliiifr
and
insuffi-
;
cient;,
i'J.
Thatlip.evll
Is
a
growing
one,
oficial
figurel
enipHatlcally
con-
j
The
SlPadyvgrowlh
and
the
enormous
iirojiorlions
which
thi.
trade,
has
assumed,
will
be
seen
t
by
the
following
table
which
'
gives
tnealue
of
all
liquors
ex-
ported
to,
the
UnilPd
Slates
for
a
.
number
of
:
years,
for
the
twelve
months
ending
March
31
of
each
year:
Year
Value.
1923
3,i78,9i)H
1924
8,714,709
1925
..
11,01
0,
69
1U2C
..
17.995.708
Notjfonc
drop
of
allttliMicrtorii
mous
amount
of
liquor
is
legally
Tlanded'
in
the
United
Slates,
U
,
al
gets
into
the
hands
of
Ameri
lean
or
Canadian
bootleggers.
;
.
'Base
of
Supply
I
"vNot
only
has
the
export
direct-'
ly
to
the.
United
Slates
grown
as
Is
shown
by
these
tables,
but
lliere
has
developed
a
trade
with
'
lhe
West
Indies,
Mexico,
and
other
countries
which
are
used
fas
a
base
of
supply
for
rum
run-niiiiaf
outlaws.
There
is
no
need
for
us
to
call
fatlention
lo
the
ramifications
of
Mills
nefarious
traffic
and
the
lo-'
real
;
reaction
therefrom
as!
ibroughl
out
r
in
.
the
Investigation
now
bein
conducted
by
a
com-
niltlee
of
the
House
of
Commons.
The
evidence
there
adduced
tells
i
I
KUlllill,
KJIilllll'l
111
JlUlf
u
graft,
corruption,
debauchery,
;
.jmrfivrality,
and
crime
that,
t?em
:
;
ih.
'
'
'
"
'S
k
41'
;
1926
iNT-c
r.ATw.t
Sti.yKi.
Ihc.
lo
be
the
inevitable
aconipaniinentj
of
the
boozi'
business
alwnysgirid
everywhere.
That
evidence
in
re-nver,
-srrows
what
-
.In"
enorn
ous
leakage
there
is
inlo
our
own
Canadian
underworld,
making!
for
the
breaking
down
and
violation
of
liquor
restrictions
in
practically
every
province
of
Canada.
j
One
would;
almol
think
llta
the
present
system
had
been
de-1
vised,
'in
,
Ihe;
'"yiletests
of.
bboi-j
lexers
and
blltiR-pi?ej's,
for
this
presumably
"exported":
liquor
leaves
Canada
duty
free.
When,
therefore,
it
is
smuggled
less
than
the
domestic
price
at
brewfiryor-
distillery.
The
boot-
leper
can
actually
undersell
even
the
distiller,
and
in
grovernipent
control
provinces,
the
gpverii-nient
itself.
Huge
Shipment
Further,
much
liquor
in
transit,
supposed
to
be
for
export
is
really
short-circuited
to
local
bootlejqsers
en
route.
Law
''lntities
of
duty-paid
liquor
are
also
being
shipped
disguised
as
other
goods.
Heccntly
a
car,
.vliicli
the
bill
of
lading
described
as
lumber,
was
sejzeil
at
Port
Huron
a
ltd
found
to
contain
over
20,000
worth
of
liquor.
More
over,
Jn
the
shallow
of
technically
and
dstenslbly
legal
shipments,
much
wholly
irregular
traffic
is
cariedun.
This
traffic
is
more
dificult
of
detection
because
iif
what
the
law
allows.
"erd
'tjie
w.bob;
bjrridj
fVo.v
told,
it
would
unodiibtedly
link
this
illicit
liquor
traffic
lo
many
other
crimes
such
as
perjury,
robbery,
hi-jacking
and
even
murder.
,
Disrespect
for
Law
A5avere
Illness
i
Constipation
Forwent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
FoUnd!&c
j
One
inevitable
'result?
of
'
ihirbPafy
pfnaltieX
law
violation
is
the
breaking
dow4
of
respect
for
law
and
orderic,,iar'a
""'wards
with
a
cargo
(f
along
bthef
lines.
If
crlmmaMMuoivU
shall
not
again
b,e
can
with
ease
and
impunity,
and
indeed
with
the
tacit
concurrence
of
Canadian
law-officers,
violate
the
law
of
another
rfalion
and
conspire
with
expatriated
or
disloyal
citizens
of
that
country
In
llieir
nefarious
plans,
they
will
violate
the
laws
of
this
country
or
any
country.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
it
is
easier
for
a
cargo
bf
liquor,
legally
exported
from
Canada
upon
alrriost
any
of
our
in
land
waterways,
to
illegally
re-
land
upon
Canadian
soil,
than
to
illegally
land
upon
the
American
hore.
Who
is
so
innocent
and
puileless
as
to
think
these
umf
runners
Care
where
they
land
it
or
what
law
they
violate,
so
long
asMhey
make
their
profit?
Pending
ihe
enactment
of
na
tional
prohibition,
which
in
our
judgment
is
the
.only'
final
and
real
solution
of
the
lbjuor
pro
Idem,
and
without
now
urging
the
entire
prohibition
of
exportation
or
liquor
from
Canada,
which
jvohM
be
by
far
the
most
effective
and
thorough-going
method
of
dealin'with
rum-running,
a
remedy
has
boon
proposed
that
Is
pimple
and
lioulU
commend
jl-ffJn
Xhp.
good
Judgment
of
our
laltloual
administrators
and
taw
jnafcifrs.'
It
merely
seeks-
to
sc-n
cure
p)ain
cpmnvon
honesty
in
all
make
irake
law
evasion
more
diffieull
liyjnsuring,
the
actual
delivery
al
the
real
destination
of
all
liquor
exported
from
Canada.
We
ask:
Asks
This
Plan
(1'
That
all
shipments
of
in-
toxicatiikg
liquor,
for
export,
phall
be
made
only
by
brewers
r
distillers
and
from
a
bonded
warehouse
hd
through
Tegular
iransportalion,
and
custony
.
Mrs.
Win.
Hill,
Wapella,
Bak,
write:
"Thre
year
ago
I
had
a
very
oevere
illness,
and
ever
sine
I
nave
suffered
with
eonilipatlon.
A
few
months
ago
a
friend
advued
me
to
use
EVSilburn's
whieh
I
did,
although
not
expecting
any
results,
but
I
am
pleased
to
say
that'
since
using
them
I
have
had
perfect
use
of
my
bowels
without
any
trouble
or
pain,
and
have
never
bad
bleeding
piles
since.
Now,
I
never
fail
to
recommend
Ljua
Liver
Pills'
to
nil
my
friends."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
OsL
channels,
and
shall
be
accompanied
by
a
boml"
(a
heavy
bond
o
be
forfeited,
and
export
permission
may
thereafter
be
re-fueif,
unless
absolute
proof
is.
furnished
that
the
liquor
fn
question
is
actually
delivered
to
the
bona
ide
consignee
at
the
point
jif
destination,
or
satisfactory
proof
is
given
of
loss.
'
C2
Tlial
liqtfor
not
.shipped
through
regular
commercial.
)rhrali.t,5d0n,?l!,n,'-nels.
and
as
provided,
shall
be
subject
o
summary
seizure
and
confiscation
and
parties
having
.such
liquor
in
their
possession,
or
in
Any
way
responsOdo
for
.such
shipment,
shall
W
liable
to
(3
That
when
a
vessel
is
cleared
without
proof
being
fur
niched
that
the
preceding
cargo
was
delivered
as
consigned.
Public
Opinion
There
is
no
doubt
as
to
the
jpiuion
of
the
citizens
of
Canada
generally.
The
ppople
whom"
you
represent
want
this
wrorur
righted.
Continuance
rif
present
conditions
ii
only
in
the
interests
of
the
liquor
underworld.
Parliament
is
now
in
session.
WJicra.-tJiere
is1
a
will,
there
Is
a
way5.
"".May
we
ask
that
you
whom
i'
jpqK
to
as
our
national
Ie,ad-'w
1JI
a
pp
roach
-Xh
i
s
ques
t
ijjn
Willi
an
earnps
I
desire
to
iolyp
the
problem.
If
you
do,
it
will
lie
solved.
WRESTLING
AT
ANYOXPROVED
A
CLOSE
BOUT
Stubbs
and
Docherty
Strove
for
.
Slxl
Minutes
but
Neither
Scored
a
Point
(Alice
Arm
Hprald
Tit
at
tlm
bout
was
n
thriller:
follier
neitlier
giving
tile
sTigfil-
el
opening
that
neither
Wu
superior
to
iin
his
man
to
Hi"
fiial;
that
the
referee's
nnl
judges'
decision
of
a
draw
shared
the
feelings
of
the
huge
an
dience
oresPnl,
was
the
general
opinion
-after
the
greatest
wrest
ling
bout
ever
xtaged
in
Anyox
o'i
Monday
night,
when
SlubM
rt)uV
.
uorherly
.'nyil
poherty
i
jji
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
lor
Iris
than
50c
j
"
JVtKTCB
FOR
SALE
I
r-sr
WANTKn.
-J-1-
Oirl
for,
gPneral
houspork1.
.
pply
Mrs.
J.,
firmer.
,
.
i'biine
hl
725.
t-C
;
wre'jjtlftil
jioif
fj
-mbiules
titjfore
a
brealhjess
judjenre,
at
the
Mine
futi"
ut'ef
iHiilment.
Rules
of
Game
The
liuui
-xvas
goterned
by
pin
falls,
wbi
nh
means
,ihal
the
shoulders
must
le
pinneil
lo
the
mat
for
h
sphee
of
three
second.
The
first
two
falls
out
of
thnv
to
decide:
Failing
a
fall,
th
decision
.
toJie
made
on
points,
in
which
rolling
falls
count.
The'
bout
to
be
(I
ten-minute
round
iii
case'
riojalls'ttrre
made,
wills
j
3
miuulp
inlervals.
The
weigh;
of
the
contestants,
were
Siubbsi
138
poumis,
Jiocberty
13U.
Itoth
nien
entered
the
riiw
In
the
pink
of
comtition
and
wer
plvpin
ajrcat
;
-
ovation.
Dick
Munns
nas
appeareii
many
limes
lipforo
an
At.vx
audience,
while
this
i
the
firt
time
Anyox
fans
had
seen
Uorherly
in
aclioi..
The
supporter
of
Stubbs
wt
certain
of
'a
vretory,
anil
thos
who
knew
Dorliprlv
were,
sure
UraJ
Ihpjprjrinkt
diHirtp
of
th
ulekr
chaWiofrlif
Short
lime.
Issue
In
Balance,
At
thftc.nnojliision.'of
Ihe
speond
round,
all
forpcasls
wire
com
detely
upset
n
the
proverbial
house
of
cards,,
and
until
lit
finil)
life
i-ptwas
complelely
hi
the
bafuripp.
A
njop
evenly
matched
pan
has
spwinm
Iieert
sfen
in
the
ring
Itoth
werp
equally
even
In
lac
tics,
botli
.showed
surprising
w1fln'ess
in
''xtffcallng
themscl-ves
from
a
diflicull
position.
Uo'o
gave
an
odd.
chance,
but
each
lacked
the
slight
superiority
to
pin
his
man.
Until
the
5lb
round
Dochprt.v
was
the
aggressor.
Hp
obtained
a
rcdling
fall
in
Ihe
1st
round
and
another
In
Ihe
wcrond.
In
the
3rd
and
lib
rounds
neilher
obtained
an
advantage,
although
there
were
flashes
bf
clever
mat
wnrk
in
which
both
pxlrlcaled
Mipmelvps
with
rPiharkabl-'
swiftness
from
awkward
prpdic-
ments.
Slutibs
showing
to
more
idvantage
in
lb4
respj-cl.
'
Anareaslve
Work
SI
uldi
'
,fa
rf
pj
f
hitgrcAfvfOvork
irt
the
rbiirii'an(l'!
bfInil
wo.'rplllng
fnllst;
which
evened
ronors.
In
the
olh
round
npilhei
onlpstnnl
"cut
loose"
on
any
nek
hp
may
bavp
tieen
holding
dark
and
honors
were
pvPn.
The
bout
proved
lhat
in
loch-rty,
Stubbs
met
a
worthy
op
ponent.
(If
Hip
two,
llorherty
was
undoubtedly
in
belter
condition,
but
he.
did
nyl
sepm
a
tnxinns
in
go.io
uie
mai
as
uni
Stubbs.
T!ip
latter
"gave
grotinil
throughout
the
bout
while
Ihey
were
on
tlfrfr
feet,
but
'seeme'i
mal.
The
plpvaled
ring
was
lo
small,
whirh
was
a
handicap.
T
sum
concisely
Jioehc'rVy
cbuldn''
pin
Stubbs
"nor
criuld
Stubbs
4
hiId
Docherty.
1
Officials
W.
11.
I.indny.'gepdKni
sfffler-
intendent.
was
JJie.
refereewhlc'i
exacting
position
Jie
fllleif'to
the
alisfacllon
fif
all.
He
Is
wrestler
of
consldorahlp
.exper
ience,
and
thrtniitglily
aciiuaiplcl
Willi
Ihe
fine
WiluJs'of
the
game
The
judged
werp
-Al.
l.al'or-l
ii
in
and
Jack
T'vans.
1'imekcepcrg;
1',.
Ilrown
and
J.
Ilussell.
Standing
room
In
the
hall
was
at
a
premium,
and
the
large
audience
regjslered
Its
approval
in
a
hearty
manner,
when
the
toys
were
on
the
mal.
Advertise
In.,
(he
Dally
Newjs.
.
:.
t.
it'
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n
FOR
SAI.K-28
foot
fish
boat,
7H
h.p.
Vulcan
engine.
oiIji
ypar
old
..
.
20
fooj.
eabln
crulst
r,
new
12
li.ffc
eipln"
prlccil
at
(so.iio
28
foot-isibln
etitlser,
15
li.p.
oil
cnglno
.........
1
1,
5011.00
Small
speeder
wilh
Ford
et-ginp,
prTced
at
j.
35n.fl0
20
h
p.
Iluffalo'enginp
IrtOO.OO
40
h.p.
Studebakcr
u.ieuakcr
engine.
engine.i
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f
JOO.OOU'WIIFJlSTtlNIIAl
HI
A
CO..
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Vk-i-ru.
.
o
ii.ft
fluaruntre,
price
275.na
0
ll,p.-
Kellenberg
engine
J.
?200.0(t
2
cyliimYr
10
h.p.
auto
engine
$IOU0')
4
Cylinder
Dodge
"engine
with
starter
..twi
.....
$100.00
4
cylinder
Chevrolet
etsultie
with
startty
125.00
1000
feel
1Mb
back
haul
ealile,
price
"Ce
iter
fool.
Weo'
Mertrpgor
Aw,
falling
nml
bucMnscf-saw.
(iilchrit
jacks,
elc.
Northern
Exchange,
213
Second
Avcuuc.
Photjp
23.
l
oll
Al.F..iirvltnL
Tourls.
Ilotcal
ferac
U.C.
Twelve
roony.fnifGl,trnnce
heat,
pcctrjc.rglil?j
Jertric
pump,
bath,-
resiaiirnnl,
Ritchpn,
bar-room,
Ibreo
room
furnished
cottage,
two
lots.
Ilcnl
975.00
per
month
or
will
ell
on
reasonable
terms.
Apply
Mrs.
J.
A.
McDougall,
Tourist
Hole!,
Terrace,
H.C.
FOIl
SAUJ
Five
roomed
modern
bungalow
and
two
lot...
close
in.
2G0O.n,0
on
term.
Apply.
T.
McCIyriiont.
V
FOP.
SAI.K,
Secondhand
furniture
and
restaurant
fixlure
from
-Royal
Hotel.
Apply
Mi
Third
Avenue.
FOIl
S.I.I;!.
Two
roomed
hou..e
and
Cj)iickeuhousf,'4:oo.
Als
irnloat.
Apply
Itox
305
Daily
News
vf
fire.
IIH
FOR
SAI.K.
OerbariF
llelntzmaii
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
payments.
Walker's
Music
Store.
OH.UIOPHOXF.
and
oilier
furniture
for
saltv
Phone
ItlacB
'
731.
120
FOR
f5AI.fi
Child's
crtb
and
miiltrc.
Phone
Itlue
712.
TO
RENT
FOR
RF.NT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Weslenhaver
1
Iros.
'URMSIIF.D
UoiigekeepltiK
Rooms
m
rem
tiy
ihe
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
1507.
If
FOIl
RKNT.
Furnished
housekeeping
suite,
.Mussallem
Aparirnpnts.
Phone
18.
if
FOR
HF..NT.
Four
rodm
suIIp,
hotwalcr-healed.
Apply
8mR.
A
Mallet.
FOR
RKNT.--House
suilnblp
for
boarding
Iiousp.
p,r,ne
lllark
120
FOR
IlftNT.
Modern
house;
t
rooms
nnd
hath.
Munro
ltroi
MODI'.RN'FI.AT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
iieiinroner.
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V
v
4
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RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
May
20
R'kIi
7)l
a.m.
ir.r
ft.
21:1(5
fun.
10.9
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T'nw
I:SI
a.m.
Jo.7
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I:I7
p.m.
7.7
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Friday,
May
21
,:07
a.m.
1
5.7
ft.
22:02
p.m
17.0
I'"
3:12
a.m.
9.8
15:17
p.m,
7,6
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOAIlD.
The
Inlander.
83
Second
Avenue.
IMmn
137.
HOAHD,
Ileoms
and
Furnislir
Suites.
Palmer
House-.
tl
FOUND
I't)UXD.
Three
keys
on
rinit
Apply
Daily
News
office.
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
old
established
firm.
Patent
and
trademark
in
alt
iotin-IWps.
Free
bonkb't.
Vannui-ver
office
to
IK
H.,er,llnitd
ing.
Plmnp
Seymour
'1111.
Manager,
F.nipt
K.
Cirvn.
registered
Hlt'irtn-y.
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of-;
s.
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.
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fires,
OttHws.
Wa-.hington
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tw
prinripal
i'i:u.
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BARGAIN
PRICES
1923
Old.mobde
Tmiriiig
1750.00
1922
OldKrnid.He
l
.iur.i
1050.00
I92t
Ford
Tmliir
Sedan
150.00
1923
Fonl
Tudor
Tilan
M!S.fln
1913
Ford
Tihlor
Sedan
tf
OMjiJififti
5
lord
I.Rrl..
Deliver,
1500
m,
CI
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Ii-Ier
l5
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aklll-.ll
Wp
give
thirty
day
fri-e
orvie
on
above
ear
and
liberal
ser
vice
on
new
ears.
'KAIEN
OARAGE.
Dealer
in
Chevrolet
and
nil
Oerteral
Motor
PriMluct.
Wrecking
Servi-e
Iay
and
Niwlil
IMmbe
52.
IIIK
FORD
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
i:ND.
.uiMit
put.
heal
i,
n
of
the
i;inff
rliaiigi--,
immediately
issued
tin-
tolluwlng-NEW
PRICES
Runabout
Ml
2.5b
louring
1031.00
Coum-
1788.01
Tildor
Sdan
I8lf.f.t
Fonlor
Sedan
87'J.0?
Light
Delivery
frtlS.iJ
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Ilitl.bb
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Chassis
0l".PD
All
prices
include
self-starl
er,
,
government
taxes-
nnd
rrelglit.
National
Kny
Payment
Plan
available.
S.
E.
PARKER,'
LTD.
2ltf
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Cnll
Oeorge,
Paul
or
dust)
Six
and
Seven
Passi'Wfcr
Sluile
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Dlock.
Across
from
F.mpre-'s
Hotel.
OOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
OpIioMIc
Merwon'
Studio.
!lt)(Ds.MliAUS.
(SOOl)
f-AKI-a
'
Coffeb
or
Tea
Served.
RF.AI.
HOMH
COOKFD
MF.AI.S.
Mrs.
ITitger.
Proprietress.
FURNITURE.
New
a
niF
Secondhand
Furnl.
lure
Store.
We
liny.
Sell
and
F.x
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
MP
Third
Ave.
Plmnp
hit.
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
,
5.00
rt
load.
Dry
Fie
Wood
fcflfio
load.
Hut
to
any
length.
Kindling,
$7.00
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
7.oo
a
load.
A.
ISAACSON
Phone
Black
461.
Seal
Cove,
TIMBER
SALE
X7J41
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