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FOO.
'nniptxwsaai
THU
p.ULY
rfEVO
Ti'.rsdn
Julv
fl,
IB
LIBRARY
BUSY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
THIS
SEASON
Iliiillhlllilii!
j
-TOO
lOiOT-Hr.
-aOO
HwC
WCUL-IP
MOST
I
imi
V-.-T
,
to
vl
ve
to
wmch
tA
T
DM
TO
IN1IIU
woao-
-STEP
(
J
I
WUJI
During
Past
Six
Months
Has
Is
HIM
THKT
"VOO
r
ued
22,97
Books
to
Local
t?.tP
3(
.
Pleaders.
DID
HE
CltCH-1
Prince
Rujiejl
public
library
fori
iiu-P
iit
1
1
$par
cnning
June,
au
shows
that
during
thai
Unto
no'
less,
than
72.V73
volumes
cre
loailo.t
tiv
patrons.
This
is
-an,
increase:
pwr
thri
cu
ra-p
f
i
o
ill
11
ti
k:
six
hwnjhs
u,f
Js,year
when
JO,-'
022
:
books-
were
Joane.d.
Ill
4V2i
Tor
I
lie
corresponding
lime
5,7
U
wcr1e;.lukc,n
out.
v
TJio
report
of
the
librarian
at
themeeling
,of
the
library
Jioard
lost
nj,ght,"
showed
that
the
l,olal
circulation
for
tho
month
of
Junp
amounted
to
3,280
volunipor
an
nversc
of
131,8
books
a
day,
a
falling
off;
from
previous
month?,
owiug
to
thfi
shortening
of
the
evenings
and
the
approach
of
the
school
holidays.
Of
thc'bqrrow-ings
jfpr
Ihe
month
there
were
2,284
'volumes
of
f
id
ion,
746
ju-vp.iiilp
and
50
non-fiction.
Thir?
.l'-threp
1).pv
borrowers
took
.out
card,,
while
20
cancelled."
-
DuVjiiig
June
20
books
were
added
by
gift
and
73
fry"
,
pure
liase,-while,
11)
had
to
ho
.'discarded
'from
the
helves
owjng
to
wear
and
tpurs
There
are
now
on
'
thi
shelYcs
or
in
circulation
5,09
4
booVs.
At
ho
mpPtingliasl
jiight
which
was;
held
in
the
.'library
building
after
closing
txI
nine
oelock,
Mrs.
Kirkjjalrick
presided
and
there
were
als4tvjivpeiit,
.the
secretary,
0.
V.
Wilkinson,
James
itlack,
Alderman"
V.
J.
Greer,
F
J.
Fulh
er,
11.
l-Vpulien
and
the
librarian,
MJsj
JJruikshank.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Jones
Enter
taised
Last
Night
for
Miss
Catherine
Rodger.
Mr.
and
Mris,
Ilobprf
Jonej,
C12
Young
Street,
entertained
a
number
of
friends
last
evening
in
honor
of
Miss
Catherine
lodger,
of
.Vancouver,
who
has
been
on
an
extended
holiday
visiting
with
her
sister
and
brother,
Mrs.
Ilich-ard
Howard
and
fieorge
Rodger,
;
R.
Cameron,
Mr.
and
Mrs-
k.'off."
'
.Mrs,
m..
Anurews,
.miss
.Mae
lie-;
-
thell,
Gporge
S.
Russell,
Miss,
Catherine
fiibson
Jones
and
the
I
Misses
Lillian
and
May
Jones.
j
TRISCO
SHRINERS
i
WERE
LIVE
PARTY,
,
Enthusiastic
Reception
Included;
Baseball
Game
Which.
Netted
Boys'
Band
Over
$100.
.S
An
enthusiastic
rpceplion
was
t
given,
nobler
of
Islam
Temple,
.
San
Fraitcisco,
on
the
occasion
,
of
their
visit
lipro
yeslerday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Shriners.
;
The
fealurc
of
the
day
was
the
"?
baseball
game
at.
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
between
the
Frao-
ciseo
and
local
nohlps.
It
wasi
I
preceded
by
a
parade
from
Hie
(earner
to
the
grounds,
led
by
the
Hoys'
Hand,
jn
which
the
many
grotesque
costumes
were
seen
to
advantage.
The
ball
game
went
four
innings,
wlien
it
was
decided
to
call
it
off
with
the
score
Blandin.g
8
all.
The
proceeds
of
the
game
went
tp
tho
fi..rl
.
rinn.l'
NECKING
WIFE
NOT
WANTED
Boys
Do
Not
Cafa
For
a
Girl
That
Has
Been
Mauled
Over
By
Others,
,
(Associated
Press)
N.KW
YOMIv,
Julj
0.
Hoys
prefer
tlje
gii.whp(toes
not
"pet,"
although
'atlm.illing
that
they
tirpmetve.i!viuiulgei
Tliey
are,
however,
at
limps
inclined
to
blame
their
girl
friends
for
en-couraglrqg
"peltinfl;"
and
"necking."
Tli.
was
revealed
in
data
just
compiled
by
the
.National
Council
l
of
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association,
fo.Uo.wing
a
world-wide
survey
of
Joy
attitude
in
preparation
for,
the
World's
Conference
at
Helsingfors,
Finland,
in
VANPOIIVFR
I
AIlV
1
Kenora'
according
to
the
ii11LUUtLiv
ItiyUl
(discussion
summaries,
boys'
stan
di
iPKT
HP
HANilRidards
ara
high.
Uoys
feel
that
fellow
can
look
up
to.
''Smoking
and
profanity
arp
both
the
results
of
trying
to
show
t
augur
airs.
j.
Mmpson,
Mr.
ana(
-why
ilon't
the
girls
object
to
ROUND
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HE
TOU
some(hin
over
100
as
a
result.
,
,
rmiKiil
Consul
"
"atiefinl,l
nnrl
f!nn
('0'
min
Mun
nd
the
Union
Pacific
makes
your
,
.
?!
journey
economical
by
low
round-trip
ro
comprised
the
Prjnce
Ruj)ert
,'MCur,onfarMtoU
Important
points
battery.
j
in
the
East,
Middle
West
and
South.
Afler
the
game,
there
was
a
pa-!
ubihal
stopover
privileges
rade
back
to
the
steamer
Prince
enable
you
to
visit
the
biz
eastern
Oeorge
upon
which,
amid
cieprs
clue
or
America
greatest
wonaer-
and
mnsie
played
by
tho
Hoys'
lands
It
fin
it
nnil
"flirt
afiTiVa
nrnlipafru
Zlen
NatUnal
Park
.be
110
San
Franciscans
sailed',
or.the
ou(h
on
the
last
lap
of,
aU
vi.
the
Kenic
and
historic
,meir
pilgrimage
to
AiasKa.
Union
Pacific
De
Luxe
trains.
Superior
ENTER
THE
DOLLAR
MARK.
v
LONDON,
July
C
Dollnr
signs
;
on
goods
have
appeared
for
the
first
time
here
in
Ihe
shopping1
districts
frequented
by
Ainorican
tourists.
T,he
marks,
quile
evi
.
denly,
arc
London
matje,
as
they
N
afe
very;
much
of
the
perpendic-;
ular
variety,
and
lack
the
orl-'
glnal
Yankee
twist.
service.
Descriptive
booklet
on
request.
UNION
PACIFIC
VACATION
ROUTE
FOR
INFORM
ATI
OM
AMD
RXSERVA.
TIOM
CAU.
ON
OR
WRRTK
UNION
8TATION,
SEATTLE,
1405
Fourth
Ave.
CM'iN.'.'5'
She
Couldn't
Sleep
Hsari
Was
So
Bad
Mrs.
3f.
D.
McClintock,
Charlotte-town,
r.HL,
write:
''About
a
year
tgo
I
waa
p-eatlj
troubled
with
mj
heart.
I
eould
not
deep
at
nigh,twnl
wai
o
nervous
I
imagined
that
I
could
lee
everrthing
io
the
rpopi
moving,
and
would
have
to
turn
on
the
ltghta
before
I
could
get
to
sleep.
After
having
read
of
your
N
petting?
like
it?"
I
took
several
boxes
of
them,
and
can
now
get
a
full
night's
sleep
with
out
any
trouble,
and
feel
fine
in
every
way."
(
v
FJ.
k
K.
Pills
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
32
years;
all
dealers
sell
them;
put
up
only,
by
The
T.
Milbuxa
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
Why
do
tlipy
seem
to
'
V1ipv
ntnAct
11a
In
fiit-A
Ihn
in-
indulgence
in
-pelting"
Is
delri.
.
..
IUa(ive
fo
,
com
lailP),
menial
n)r.r.!nl
to
fV
ilifirrii!nr
character,
an.l
and
they
lifnvl
'
propose
that
such
problems
af
fecting
both
sCxes
"should
be
one
youngster.
In
lirooklyn,
during
a
joint
discussion
for
boys
and
girls
av-
worked
out
by
boys.and
girls
to-
y;a
f
ai,e
jt
vva!l
iriiiri
.
iiii
n,tii
ui
juiiu
Ul
cussions
was
followed
in
a
few
localities.
flntnlAntt
olrAri
-
ilec
idi'il
'
that
to
clictjk
the
Jiabil
of
"petting"
selfr,cnlrrVwa
np-
Other
discussions
throughout
Ihn
country
revealed
a
feeling
'hat
home
is
a
place
of
nelecl
and
unsympathetic
restraint
and
Miaf
in
school
the
boy
is
treated
too
much
like
a
baby.
'
1
IGETTING
READY
FOR
ELECTION
Mayor
Blatchford
of
Edmonton
Expected
to
be
Liberal
Candidate
fo'r
that
City
FJJMO.Vmx,
July
0.
Willi
Ihe
business
,
of
Hie
provincial
general
elections
nol
yet
ont
of
the
way,
political
organizations
in
F-dmonlon
tire
getting
ready
for
the
announced
federal
gen
eral
elections,
which
they
boliev
cannot
be
stalled
oh
lotuger
than
Hie
third-week
in
September,
ari
l
one
of
the
most
hectic
campaign
in
the
history
o(
tiie
Dominion
is
being
looked
for.
F.vcnt
at
Ottawa
in
the
las,'
few
days
have
fanned
the
parly
spirit
inlo
flaine
as
,ncvM'
be
fore,
and
hole!
lobbies,
strep
corners,
clubs
and
business
of
fjces
are
the
scenes
of
hea'ed
debate
and
arguments
as
Io
Hit
constitutionality
of
Ihe
action
of
Haron
Hyng
and
the
rights
of
Ihe
Liberal
and
Conservatfv
leaders
in
being
refused
o
granted
didulion.
Natf.ve
So.;:
Incensed
Thai
Ihn
action
of
Ihe
Onver
nor
fieneral
hasiirked
the
tfnliv
Son
element
and
Hint
-ihn
fueling
again
s
t
J
I
rt
Is
h
governor
genera
I
will
be
;nade
strpyger
thou
evej'
Is
sure,
but
Jus
what
tfec.l
till
will
huvcpn
the
comlw
eb'clion
lis
doubtful.
VaiiVeil
"
For
Salo
For
Rent
member
fdr
.West
F.dmnnton,
whl
again
be
in
the
running.
Rumor
lifts'
it
thaf
thorn
will
be
a
switch
in
the
Conservaliv.!
candidate
td'Mppose
Mr.
Stewart,
and
that
instead
of
Aid.-
Jume
Douglas
the
Tory
blue
will
he
earriell
by
Percy
W.
Abbott.
Mayor
May
Run
In
F.asl
Kdmbnlnit
Liberal
choice
will
.
.prohajriy.
fall
op
Mayor
K.
.
Itlalchford,
as
it
1
understood
that
A.
R.
McLennan,
who
resigned
from
the
local
liouse
to
run
in
4lyit
constituency
in
(ictnberflast'will
nol
bo
In
the
field.
Muvor.
Illntelironl
was
th.
runner
up
for
the
norpinatio.i
lost
electiotif
and
has
already
iein
opproaehed
reganling
hi
nomination
An
Jhis
occasion.
It
is
eonee4?cr
on
all
sides
that
h-would
give
(he
sitting
member
a
goodrun,
while
Libeials
declare
that
with
Dip,
situation
which
has
arisen
and
the
issues
of
hivb
and
low
tariff
which
will
be
big
thingi(.fn
the
coming
campaign,
they
an
easily
win
with
cessary
on
both
sides.
The
hoyslllP
;nyr.
aniniiiru
inai
fomcunies
iney
ue-
Groups
of
boy
called
together
,(bera,eIy
a(pmi)l
t0
..lake
Hm!P
,
?
.IKuu.ff
i
Wcu,
uuW
while
the
girts
confessed
",lu"
a1J,,s
uum
that
they
permit
too
many
"liber
ann
who
leaves
ior
uie
soum
on
f
a
feiiow
wants
a
'hot
date'
the
Prince
Charles
on
Thursday
,
()e
pPts
it
and
if
he
Wantsa
'clean
afternoon.
A
very
pleasant
even
ing
was
spent
in
music
and
games
and
delightful
refreshments
were
served.
'
Among
those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
Howard,
Mr.
-and
Mrs.
iieorge
Rodger,
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
L.
Halcrow,
Mrs.
Huehanan,
Mrs.
dale'
ho
gets
it."
.
"We
would
nol
like
to
have
a
ties"
and
give
the
impression
that
they
"expect
to
he"
petted."
Home
Criticised
Many
fellows
acl
questionably
by
bringing
litjuor
Io
danres.
and
the
girls
are
too
anxious
to
show
wife
whom
had
everyone
'pawed
off
(J.
pUjlR
((,
Mn()kff
h(J
over.
"A
girl
should
be
one
that
a
linva
fliiMnrpil
The
group
diagnosed
the
trou
ble
as
partly
due
to
the
fact
that
;irls
and
fellows
lose
their
heads
when
the
think
they
are
in
love.
Peace
River
Wants
Hfrn
ppace
River
Libert!
arc
alo
tnxious
firj,Maor
Hlaehfiird
to
go
info
the
,f,.'hl
in
that
ridiuv.
his
freight,
rates
and
western
grain
routebattle
having
wmt
fur
llim
si
hi?
fnllnwin''
in
tlml
end
of
'
ihe
pntvlhee
where
th'
questions
be.
has
been
promoting
so
strenuously
a,re
vital
Imsups.
It
is
probable,
however
Mint
he
will
be
in
the
running
in
11k
Kat
Ivlnmiiion
seat.
SPORT
CHAT
Mooe
and
Orand
Terminal
meet
tomglit
in
the
third
gam
of
the
Moliley
Cup
or
city
char
liionsliip
football
series.
It
wib
he
Hie
first
meeting
of
these
two
learns
in
Hie
series
and
a
good
game
is
i-xpeeted.
Should
In
eruunal
win,
they
will
be
nway
io
a
good
start
in
the
chasp
foi
the
season's
honors
as
they
al
eady
have
one
victory
over
the
'.old
Storage
to
their
credit.
Tbf?
Mooc-
havo
yVt
to
get
on
the
winning
;si.le
uJjljie
Mantling
fhe
Cold
Storage'
lii
'th
only
game
of
Hie
series
they
have
yet
daypd.
Many
of
the
stars
of
sportdom
have
their
try
at
the
silver
sheet
but
comparatively
few
of
them
seem
to
be
popular
In
Ihe
filmns
Boxing,
football,
baseball,
wrest
ling',
track
and
field
performers
have
been
uspiriuils
for
film
honors
but
'6nly
n
few
have
re
inained
for
any
leniglh
of
lime
One
of
the
exceptions
is
"Hull
Montana,"
the
wrestler,
who
ha
been
In
favor
with
the
fickle
f
i
In
fans
for
more
than
fivP
years
Among
llioie
who
have
tried
their
luck
in
Ihe
pictures,
with
more
or
less
success,
have
bee
Jim
Jeffenes,
Jack
Denipsey
Ocne
Tunney,
fienrges
Carpen
Her,
liennie
el.nnnrd.
Red
Orange
Charley
Paddock
and
Duke
Ka
I
anamoku.
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NINE
YEARS
O
1926
t
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Avenue
F-ast.
yOh
RK.NT.
Furnished
house-kceping
suite,
MussnllPin
Apartments.
Phone
18.
:f
FOR
RF..VT.
Four
room
suite,
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smit
&
Mallet.
FOR
SALE
KVKXTUAI.LY
you'll
want
your
own
home.
Why
not
make
a
beginning
now?-
$0.00
down
and
&U.00
per
month
buys
n
splemlid
residential
lot
on
Kighlh
Avenue
West.
Prlro
8I8S.00.
!eo.
c.
Walker,
F.1USOX
Cabinet
Phonograph
ami
IIS
record
in
first
class
condition:
also
household
furnt
lure
for
ale
at
a
tmngatn.
Phoiw
lllue
2H-J,
v:m
SeronI
Avenue
West.
!Jt
K)It
SAI.K.
Canaries.
Iruinnd
roller
singers,
fSfi.tlO
pari
Satisfaction
or
money
hark.
M3fi
Seventh
Avenue
Yin'..
P.O.
Hox
109.
tr
FOR
SALK-Ilolel
Massett.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
caus'
for
sellittg.
Apply
Willian
Hudson,
Massett,
H.C.
Hl0
pleasure
boat
for
sale
fo"
1275.
F.asy
tpnns.
Phone
Red
720
for
particulars.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
AKF.LSF.
I.OIMJK,
near
Terrace
Visit
Lakelse
lithlfl
.
Wax
Springs.
Lltliia
is
one
of
th
finest
mineral
waters
known
f6r
rheumatism,
flood
fly
miilng
for
rainbow
trout
tn
Lakelse
"take
urn)
river.
Motor
meet
all
trains
giving
llirougl
connection
with
Lodge.
Tele
phone
connected
to
Terrace
J.
Hruec
Johnstone,
manager
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
83.1
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARDAND
ROOM,
125
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Red
3.1o.
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
FFTIIFRSTOXIIAUOH
A
CO.,
the
old
eslablisheil
firm-
Palerils
and
trademarks
In
nil
coun
tries.
Free
booklet.
Vancou
ver
office
JOJtl
Rogers
Hulld
ing.
J'ljone
Seymour
37P6
Manager,
F.rnesl
)..
Carver
reislereij
attorney.
0(ier
of
flees,
Ottawa,
Washington
-and
principal
cities.
lie
misfortunes
of
tils
wife,
be
coming
Insane,
his
land
holdings
1
ftlrniillimfouMly.
'
Neighbors
wrre
ST.
PAUL,
Minn.,
July
5.
A
!
unaware
that
his
sister,
a
seam
voluntary
prisoner
In
a
damplre,
was
Mhellering
him
In
her
misemeni
ior
nuii'
years,
joiin
i
iiasement.
Montague,
72
years
of
age,
once'
A
broken
cot
wllli
worm.niiion
Talk
of
eand
Ingles
for
the
two
a
wealthy
Creseo,
Iowa,
farmer,
blanket
was
his
bed;
cracks
in
Kdmnnon
vdmnnlon
spats
spats
is
is
rjfc
rjfc.
It
It
N
Ujwas
woi
found
found
by
by
health
health
officers;
offbersjlhe
Mm
hoiis
house
for
for
hi
his
light;
light;
bits
bits
of
of
8
practically
a
.c,crjuinly
thai
llon.jdresscd
in
rmgs
and
In
a
weak-.iiread
erulH
and
ruijcid
mrt,'Jil
k,iarle8
Stewart
and;
A,
M-
O.'ene.l
condition,
J
farq;
.wjille
Ijor
had
no
jabltury
'
Bury,
tho
former
the'r
iilberol
l?e
hadjakan
refuge
there
when
conveniences
"
Tffl
io
a
Mt
fTTH
I
.VgT
L
Y"gw:Hb'''
J
Articles
Lost
and
Found,&c
FOR
SALE.
K.N'TIRi:
C.i
iNTF.XTS.
ROOM
APARTMKXT
TUKSDAY
W
F.I
IX
HSDAY
THURSDAY
From
10
a.m.
Io
10
p.m.
D.
WI5STK.MIAVF.R
i
leav
ing
the
city
and
offers
fori
sale
Ihe
following
household
OX
and
after
Inly
I.
overt
iin
rates
will
lie
charged
on
Sundays
ami
public
holidays
ami
afler
7
p.m.
on
w-ek-day.
Tills
i
neoessary
Io
roinply
wlllt
Hip
"Ileiiirs
of
Overtime"
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
Oeorgp,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Pasfngcr
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F.mpress
Hotel.
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
Henson's
Studio,
Third
Avenue.
RF.AL
IIOMK
COOKHD
M
HALS
Mrs.
linger,
proprietress.
Phone
H'nek
700.
'
PRINCE
RUPt-RT
TIDES
TTTTM4rt4
Tuesday,
July
0
HWi
11:21
a.m.
17.0-fi.
...
.
,
,.JYi
2
f'OW
5:0.1
a.m.
4.7
'
10:50
p.m.
8.3
'
Wednesday,
July
7
Hlh
12:12
a.tm
17.5
ft
f.ov
High
Low
23:51
p.m.
20.0
"
5:55
a.m.
a.a
"
17:7
p.m.
8.1
"
-Thursday,
July
8
I2.5H
p.m.
8,o
ft
9;Jl.u,in,
18:34
p.m.,
8.4
RIAIL
SCHEDULE
ouT-ooona.
Foe
th
Cut
muiiiis),
flu.jr
six)
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rU"
i
MUt
.....
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I.ll
ttmrnity
,
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v
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.
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c.f.n.
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let
Arm,
SUwsrt
A
Prtmlw.
"utfuys
i
BJl
I'rtUsjf.
Te
Pprt
simp.on
a
nt
m,
Paints
TtHirsdsxs
T
Alaska
Points
furniture.
Pmclirally
niw,
t!
j0iy
.
.
,
tJ
a
big
discount.
mm
abotitir
Nrm
Oyn
ciisrutu
half
price.
Walnut
finish
ex-
tension
table,
Uuftal
and
""Tn
chairs
to
match,
Dresser,!
in-cc-shno.
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.
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a.
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tha
r,.l
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ptlnu
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pa
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it-Mi
ot
ciiuruj
:
Rdckers.
m.air.
Ihwk
?t
"
Mi
rr'J;
ae
I,pjr
Table
walnul,
Siin-irrm
vnwvV
mons
walnut
finish
stel
bed,!
"oMsys
tH
Coll
sprirsgs,
Matlre,
IMvi'll
rm!
Plato
White
lfeamri
Jlatn,
cp.i,
V,
.
Cabinet,
Floor
Lamp,
FumwLrrsm
Arei,
aiic
urt
a
er.mi
Oak
Table.
Lamp
Khades,
Five!
T
"
so
Large
Rugs.
Wnita
J'mrHain!,
.ITI
'.,....
"'
.
'
lop
KiLcheu
I
aide,
Canadi,
pini
Pride
six
bole
ranee,
MrClary
hot
blast
heater.
1130
Parker
shot
gun
and
leather
ease,
used
but
little.
.0.
303
"Savage
rifle
r5.00,
anil
otUr
article-.
Modern
Sir
Room
ApSrtment
for
Rent.
J.
D.
W
HSTF..N
II
A
VIIR,
Over
Weslenbaver
llroi.
ofUre.
CHEVROLET.
July
.
7.
u.
1
1.
17.
.
14.
rrsie
fitttti
Qkmb.
Cksrlstlts
THatMlsr
.
.
.
i
fram
Sauth
Ovttn
CharMt
4y
r
sivi
ti.
OX
COILICTIOIS
iirinsm
m.
aims
Ares.
1st
At,
k
SIS
St.
..
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At,
A
rulMS
SI
S.M,
to
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MS
III
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11
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sVrtitwk
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III
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141
in
Art-
a
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one
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UI
Mr.
A
VrBSMr
SI
l-ro.
Ont
I
BMt.
....
Ir.
flnt
Wh4ff
Act.
Overtime
will
be
chr
ct
OTP
Whsrf
at
Ihe
rate
of
lime
and
one
half
over
the
regular
steal
hour
day.
r
Wrecking
service
day
and
night.
KAIFX
OARAOF..
PARKHR'S
(SARAHK.
,
y.
JAS.
Ill
X
17.11.
OX
and
af'er
July
1.
overlirn"
rales
will
in-
urged
on
Sundays
aid
pill
'!-
holidays
ami
after
7
p.m.
on
week
d.iys.
!
This
is
necessary
to
comply
with
the
"Hour-
of
Work"
Ac.
Overtime
wllj
ho
charged
at;
the
rale
of
lime
and
one
half
oVpr
the
regular
olghl
hour
day,.
Wrccklng
service
day
and
night.
PARKI'R
OARAOF..
KAIFX
OARAOt'.
JAS.
llt'Xri-R.
TAXI
.T.r.
Slsjkta
!1
Are.
A
tad
Si.
.
Ird
Ave.
A
fulK.n
Si
34
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SI
i
so
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sit
is
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tit
isti
sis
:
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crisis
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South
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July
I
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ci
July
4-
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South
Queen
Cherlotleo
July
7-
.
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John
.
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July
tt
s.
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Jt'tin
.
.
IB
C.N.R.
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For
tut
Mily
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Sun.liy
st
11,10
s
in.
From
Cost
lutly
ftrrpl
Turt.Uy
st
I.JO
p.m.
UNO
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
Io
Apply
to
Foreshore
In
Quern
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t.snd
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