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FOOT
Tim
DAILY
KEW3
Tu.J3yv-April
l;i,
BASEBALL
IS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManiis
PLAYEDTODAY
OAOf
rfOO
MUtST
HERE
COME
HEK
MA.KC.
A.
UTTLE
LE
a
CRip
or
new
clothe-
for;
ONLY
r1
CCMti.
SH'
TS.VCC
HER,
glko
ne'tj
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h
i
MY
LITTLE
OARLINC'I
MUW
Good
Weather
Ushers
In
alt
Eight
M
home:
a
wee
Qamo
In
Big
League
Series
1
1
i
r
far
Opening
....
Cmiuo
HOMtlnVVHACT
LUTLE
PeT"
Many
aged
players
aoe
Adams,
Pirates'
Veteran
Pitcher,
Is
New
43
Years
or
Age
and
Going
Strong
Ihe
opening
of
th
major
hasebull
season
today
last
fear's
pennant
winners
i,rt
the
American
and
.r
lional
leagues
'
face-
stiff
opposition:
in
(heir
initial
game.
Washington
Americans
are
pitted
against
lit-
Philadelphia
Allile
tics
while
Pittsburgh
meets
the
HI.
Louis
Cardinal.
The
Now
York
Oiants
Iry
conclusion
with
Hrooklyn,
rtrtehl
clear
weather
Is
promised
for
alt
eight
games.
ill
athlete
of
the
early
twenties,
rosters"
of
Ihu
chili.-
imJivat
u
growing
lemlcitcy
wf
managers
to
pin
their
failli
largely
on
mm
be
tween
tins
ages
of
:t(l
ami
'10
This
year
Hie
telrraii
responded
iux
increasing
number
tit
llie-calr
of
base-hit
warfare,
with
no
less
llian
23
player's
of
:l!
or
more
years
'among
outstanding
itr'pcn-ilahles.
Outstanding
exceptions
to
tin
rule
ot
age
are.
fmind
hi
the
Iwn
Hoston
chilis,
which
have
lire
youngest
teams
in
their
respec-tie
races.
The
Urates
have.'
a
cluh
whose
average
age
is
20
years
ami
U
monlhs,
while
tin;
lle.l
Sox
average
approximately
2(5
years.
Ten
Veterans
In
sharp
contrast
are
the
Washington
Senators,
twice
winners
of
the
American.
League
flag,
wilh
a
team
averaging
30
years
ami
(I
months.
Ten
ot
thir
players
hae
reached
the
veteran
class,
with
Walter
Johnson,
pitching
ace
of
the
cluh,
now
irt
his
fortieth
year,
Hank
Severditf,
linger
I'eckinpaiigli,
ami
Sam
llice
are
next
in
line,
alt
al
the,
3r-year
mark,
while
Jo
Irtish,
Johnny
Tpbin,
Dutch
Reuttier,
Stanley
Coveleskie,
Joo
Judge
ami
Joe
Harris
are
between
30
and
35.
Three
teams
in
lh
thick
of
the
National
League
pennant!
Joe
Mophec,
well
known
tiion
fight
of
1925,
all
rale
by
crilicsjcer
ot
this
districl,
says
he
would
as
loading
contenders,
dependlnot
go
across
I
he
street
lo
soo
largely
on
players
over
30.
the
world
s
billiard
champion
d-
-Despite
an
inclination
to
refer
hi
stun
hut
Joe
sure
can
get
a
to
tlo
champion
l'irales
as
a
kick
out
of-a
baseball
game,
Ii
joiilhful
learn,
their
roster
rc-
sport;
like
anything
else;
it
ts
ii
veais
iz
piayers
who
aireauy
matter
or
taste.
Some
people
have
passed
Iheir
thirtieth
birth-hike
one.
thing
and
don't
care
days
or
will
reach
that
mark
much
tor
another
like,
for
in
Wr
AKW
YOUR,
April
13.
Willi
Age
of
Players
Decile
tln
popular
conception
og
baseball
as
ever
beckoning
l
between
30
and
35
Kelly,
Irish
Meusel,
Qnlllan,
Art
Xe.hf,
Jack
ftaoll.
Marriott.
Advtrtlie
in
the
Daily
News.
ATTENDANCE
FIGURES
FOR
BOXING
MATCHES;
-
i
Gate
Receipts
Largest
In
the'
Berlenbach-Delaney
Fight
on
December
11
XliW
YOIIK,
April
13
Kigures
for
I
lie
localmloor
boxing
season
indicate
thai
ligil
heavy
weights
are
the
diawiiijr
cards
of
today,
wilh
Jack
Delaney
and
the
champion,
I'aiil
nerlenbncli,
among
llie
leader.-,
fielaney.
pit-
led
against
Mike
McTiifiie
on
March
15,
saw
17.757
persons
contribute
to
the
expenses
of
the
limit.
Delaney
and
llerlcnhafh
ought
December
11
before
10,-
iTIfi
who
had
paid
Iheir
way.
I'ijrer
Hoovers
!o4tk
the
middle
weight
till
from
Unrry
Oreb
before
1
ii.237.
Onlslamlinp
statistics
of
the
winler
follow:
Pat
Hunt
Mr.
Ji
iSlnWinir-SUtierr
,
H
lMlaiM-y-XlrTIPli.
.
Pec-
II
licrJfiilurli-liHan'.y
lli.
A
r.n-b-riowfrs
,
5
Hanry-ni'iif,
Mr.
1'
Ixiayza-
MrOrsw
Un.
s
-7-rrt-vinfi
.
Ailfn.t.
1J.07T
K..913
.J7
IS7J5
tl.o7
M
enictws.
f
ts.nea
TS.Stt
11.411
The
Berlenbach-Delaney
and
Oreh-Flnwers
wfre
championship
coolest
,
-
i
SPORT
CHAT
during
the
coming,
race.
The
stance,
the
baseball
and
football
Oiahls
go
ecn
higher
with
13
fans.
It
is
largely
a
niallpr
ot
i.
ii
in
wie
same
ciass,
wnne
uie
bow
one
was
edncaled
in
ath-Clncinnati
Reds,
third
in
1025,
Hie.
Xniurally,
a
person
wlm
.wm
i.aw
an
even
oozen.
,
has
never
Men
a
biiSebiill
or
a
'
Pitching
Veterans
football
game
Is
not
expected
to
On
the
ros
er
of
the
Pirates
rtwlrtp
rnt)l4jaMM
fnr
C
...
p.umos
eii:rau,
onn
whI,
may
b(,
Vfry
kwn
i.M
Auams,
now
ij
ix
ouier
nri
,)0
0,h(.r.
While
one
parlic
.....r
.."-.,
ai
in
.inn
zone
e-
ufor'
iM-Mon
may
may
not
not
ivn.yi
u
uiiu
JO
lie
illlJIKIge,
Hay
Kromer
,Leo
Meadows,
Red
Oldham,
Tom
Sheehan
and
Johnny
Morrison.
Max
Carey,
captain-
nf
the
cluh,
is
30,
while
Carson
Hipboo,
Clyde
Uarnliarl,
I
much,
for
some
particular
line
of
sporl,
there
s.
sometliinu
wrong
with
I
lie
person
wlwi
doe
Inot
gel
a
good
deal
of
pleasuri
mil
.of
some
branch
of
nlhlelics
be
it
baseball,
fool
ball,
lacrosse,
lihgslsoare
In
the
veteran
'
U!t
Hh.Bin
lufKionM-recreinrvef
competitions
nlavin
fold
nt
3
vo.rV
11
,,a"
,0(,n
a
P'nre
for
1
,,riner
11,1
more
than
carried
hy
the
Utile.
.n,f,"y
third
sacker.
lleioie
firoh.
Other.
L"1"
whihm
Hie
prowess
o
'
"
ID
..I
X
:
f
..
.-
fs.nmr.l"'"""'
"wmaii.
i
ne
uriusn
liiurh
M,.
professional,
who
bad
been
tsV
inK
billiard
ejthibilions
here
for
llitl
Snolbworlli
Al
'IVann
nn
"H!
lll
WeCK.
newilllllf
may
IK'
Ymuur
and
Frank
.Svnder.
Illamllcapped
in
the
eys
of
sonir
Cuban
Star
Mn
i'in?
a
professional.
He
maj
lleadinig
Hie
veteran
Cincinnati
not
,M'
lw
upft
billiard
pla-er
ii
warriors
is
the
Onban
Hitching
m"
(I'1
'lry
but
he
is
cer
star,
Adolfo
Lunue,
now
nearlyl'"'"1
,he
f"0"1
skilled
player
30.
liona
Hiw
.another
slab
,Il!lt
vf?r
visjied
Ibis
town
veteran,
soon
will
lie
35.
Carl
l"
is
a
wonderful
lnlliardi-1
an-I
Mayn
Hubbies
llargravc,
A'al!11
privilege
lo
Jiavp
iMchinlch,
Sammy
Hohne,
Frankt,'im
'"re
and,
particularly
so
1
'
-
Ti
l
n!
if
nr.
it.i
.f
r
j.uiiiit-r,
jiuijR
i-jiit-jii,
uuy
J
ipji,
ilulie
llrossicr,
Lildie
lloush
and
Curtis
Walker
are
either
over
30
op
will
pass
the
mailt
this
sea
Min,
.
It
remains
for
Mm
Iljnoklyn
Dodgers,
however,
to-
lop
both
leagues
In
veteran
material,,
for
President-Manager
Itobinson
Will
call
upon
15
athletes
between
30
and
10
years.
Zach
Wheat,
per
ennial
cloullug
slar
of
the
team,
Is
now
3R.
Jacqijes
Foil
ruler,
Dazzy
Vance,
Mlllnn
tock
and
HitrleiKh
Orimes
Ijnve
reached
33,
two
years
short
of
Babbit
Maranvlllft's
age
Also
in
(he
30
to
35
year
zone
nrc
Jess
Barnes,
Jess
Polly,
Tinv
Osborne
arul.
Dill
Baby
Eczema
Soon
Disappears
with
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Only
mother
who
have
witnessed
the
auHering
of
their
babies
when
tortured
by
eczema
fully
appreciate
the
remarkatl
soothing,
healing
effects
ot
Dr.
Chase"
Ointment.
Most
babie
at
one
time
or
another
fall
victims
to
akin
irritations,
chaftne
of
the
skin
or
eczema.
For
this
reason
it
is
a
fine
habit
to
always
haw
at
hand
when
bathing
baby
a
box
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
You
never
know
when
roughness
and
redness
of
the
skin
is
going
to
develop
into
something
more
serious.
A
touch
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
keeps
the
skin
smooth
and
velvety
and
prevents
serious
skin
affections.
.There
are
scores
of
uses
for
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
Once
It
finds
its
way
Into
the
home
it
is
soon
considered
lo
dispensable.
neccipu
since
the
public
at
large
was
given
the
opportunity
to
see
liim
display
his
wares.
Hen
Self,
proprietor
of
the
new
Orand
HfU.iVI'crnlnal
Milliard
Club,
is
lo
lie
l.
(.Hi
caro
very
fongraiuiaica
not
only
on
opening?
such
a
fine
resort
in
the
city!
but
alsirtor
his
initiative
in
bringing
Stanley
Newman
here
to
lake
part
in
its
baptism.
NEW
REGULATIONS
REGARDING
TRAFFIC
Rfghl
of
Way
Will
be
Given
on
Highways
so
Designated
and
Cars
Entering
From
Side
Must
Stop
VICTOHIA,
April
13
May
t
Mill
ee
the
eiforcement
of
the
new
regulations
de-i;nej
to
make
traffic
on
llrilUh
Columbia
niads
and
highway
safe
and
comfortable
for
everybody.
Thi
late
for
the.
beginning
of
the
new
era
in
road
.
conditions
is
an
nounced
at
the
Public
Works
Department.
Previous
to
the
enforcement
of
the
new
rub;s
Hon.
W.
It.
Sutherland,
Minister
of
Public
Works",
will
lake
iinder
advisement
any
representation
that
are
made
to
him-
fn
rrparil
to
the
proposed
mffir
code.
TIe
regulations
as
innounred
last
week
are
subject
o
alteration
in
some
details
if
it
i
found
lliat
Ihey
work
an
un
necessary
hardship
on
anyone.
Bus
operators,
whose
husincs
is
viially
oiffecled.Iiy
the
regula
ions,
me
expected-
If;
-make
rc-
peserilalionjj.jto
(2
?iitherlaiu
itgiirdiiiliu
nibis,
iTlte.e...
an.
sirici,
oi'scnoill
inn
wriKIU
ami
size
of,
busse
which
may
bo.
used
hern
and
setting
up
a
new
sys-
lem
of
speed.
scheilujes
and
guar
an
Iced
compensation
in
case
of
accidenlL
;
White
the
roa.Js
affected
by
sonic
ofThe
new--
safely
regula
tions
have
not
been
definitely
fixed
yel,
a
nupilii-r
of
Island
roads
wilr
he
incftlded
in
this
class.
The
Island
Hitthwiiy
am
he
Saanich
lloads
will
be
re
carded
as
highways
of
first
im
porlanre,
.before
enlerlng
which
'mm
sirlc
roads
motorists
must
slop
their
cars.
The
Minister
of
Public
Works
can
deslgnalc
THAT
strength
is
powerless
against
infection
if
the
smallest
cut
or
scratch
is
neglected
I
THAT
blood-poison,
means
pain
disablement
loss,
of
work.
THAT
Zam-Bu'k
kills
id
excludes
poisorious
disease
germs.
THAT,
bsidec
Seing
hickly
sntiiestic,
Zsm-Buk
can
always
be
itpeniai
upea
to
sooth
psia
and
frew
new
ikia.
THAT
ne
fatty
er
miiMral
intaMnt
caa
ever
toast
Zara-Buk
for
skin
troubles.
ram-BuK
O
1926
v
NrL
rerw.c
Srviec,
Inc
Brai.
n,kn
i
..I
W
aPtrr
For
Renlff
Wesl.
87
FOR
SAI.F..
FVvr
V(Kine.
hous..
on
lf
lots,
furnished;
all
P
ftariteii
and
berry
bnhes.
fl-750.00
on,
terms.
Apply
T.
M-
(.lymont.
if
OASnOAT
for
Sale.
21
foot.
Iluf-
falo
engine.
Suitable
for
pleasure
or
trotting.
250.0r..
Apply
Doj
302,
Daily
News
OR
SAI.K.-
Three
lots
on
Tay
lor
Street
for
J
25
cash.
West-
enhaver
Hrn.
mads
for
f
tie
enforcement
of
tlijs
rule
from
time
lo
time
as
he
sees
fit.
VICTORIA
REDUCES
TAXES
THIS
YEAR
.
''
.
i.
Reduction
Wade
to
39
tMIHa
'and
Assessments'
Are
'Also
Con
alderably
Lower
VICTORIA,
April
12
The
eily
iDiiiicil
has
met
the
insistent
de
learnt
for
the
trimming
of
laxa
lion
for
the
year
to
the
lowest
possible
limit
and
adopted
a
mill
rale
of
30,
which
Is
a
slight
re
oiiciiou
j
rum
mat
or
last
year,
'
i
it
.
.
.
wiien
me
taxation
was
Paseil
on
Iho
rale
of
3U.3
mills
This
year
in
addition
lo'llm
reduction
in
the
mill
rale,
Ihenj
is
le
added
mhanlnjie
of
a
reduction
in
the
rate
if
nssessinenl,
which
ma
lerially
lessens
I
he
taxpayers'
niiiisraiton.
c
The
extent
of
Ibis
savinfar
lo
Ihe
taxpayer
was
stressed
by
Alderman
P.
R.-
Drown,
chairman
of
the
finance,
committee,
when
he
showed
how
Hie
whole
re
(Miction
would
work
out,
AIdermal
Drown
said
that
on
lot
that
had
been
valued
I
a
a
I
year
at
$f,000
'"the,
taxes
on
the
39.3
mill
rale.
rwnuM'
amount,
hi
1925
to
3iU0.
TJiis
year,
owIiik
lo
the
reiluclion
In
Hie
assess
merit
of
JI.S
per
cehl
Hits
lot
would
be
valued
nt
only
f85.
On
(lie
rale
of
laxallmi
struck
last
nlfJlH
of
30
mills
Ih'e.taxos
would
There
was,
f
jis
a
saving
of
.78,
or
n
redriclinri
nf
12,10
per
ennt.
j
;
.
SubJcrlbepjlhVDaHy
News.
I
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
c
per
word
in
acWance.QNo
Advertisement
taken
for
kss
than!50r"
FOR
SALE
Ikivo
al'
of
!.
very
besl
resldenee
iiilhecllrl
for
sale
at
allracthe
price
McCalTery
A
OiblKms,
Ltd.,
In
iranct
and
Heal
Kstate;
FOli
SW.Yl
Oik
chiffonier.
Iievelled
glass;
kitchen
table,
hew;
sprins
cot;
oak
diniiu
oxfension'
Ihfi,
sapless
sprine.
2
oak
library
table.
2
trunks,
several
picture
frames
al
specially
low
prices
ibis
ype
Northern
F.xrhanjre.
213
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
CIIINnillLLA
IIAIIHIT!.
Iletfls-
teied
and
pediyrred
ailulls
for
ale.
Also
s(aiidard
pedigreen
young
stock.
North
l.onsdat'
Itabbifry.
O'icens
and
Lonsdale,
North
Vancouver.
It.tJ.
FOll
SAI.K.
lleminsloii
iiortabl"
typewriter,
nearly
new;
solid
oak
dining
lable
and
chairs,
anI
oilier
household
effect.
7Ifi
F.ighth
Avenue
I-Us.
I'bon-
Itlack
219.
tf
FOft
SALI-Full
siite
bedslead
and
spring;
kifeben
cupboartl.
washslaml
and
other
articles.
Cheap.
Apply
210
Highlit
Aw
JVAHTW
FOll
SAJ.F..
Well
built
house
in
WANTF.D.
-
Knergelic
man
"Vetvi(w,
four
lots.
a.i:il.nrt.
Ilousw
on
Fifth
Avenue,
Ser-t
ion
J
;
tvv'rt
lol.
t.8ill.00.
look
after
buine
while
own
er
I
out
of
town.
Mnl
haw-some
necnrily.
O.
I.
Ilrin.
AuclioniH'r.
I'lione
771.
MAN
Wants
lloom
near
Dry
Dock.
Ilnx
K58
.nity.
to
utirr
and
Ho.ir:
Wijlr
l.ft
8?
WANTKD.
Oenernl
mabU
Apil
Mrs.
A.
Vs.
Wrisht,
1
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lener-at
lon)Vf!td.
Apply
ran
Third
Aenm
Wt.
FfHl
IIF.NT.
llanK,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew-tnachine.
Walker'
i
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ii
i
Slore.
KOIt
It
K.XT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
wilh
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Wetenhnver
Urns
TJIl.MSIIl'D
llouekeepnK
llonm-
lo
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
I'lioni
fled
B07.
t'
FOR
MINT.--FurnUfieil
house
keeping
suite,.
Musalfen
Apartment.
Minn
18.
t
FOR
RF.NT.
Four
lint
water
healed.
&
Mallet.
MODERN
FUT
for
Itenl.
-Appb
Max
IMilhroner
T"
BOAni)
AND
ROOM.
12."
Thiri
Avenue.
Phono
lied
33U.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue-.
Phone
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
nnd
Furnished
iiiles.
Palmer
House.
If
AUCTIONEER.
room
stilfr-.
Apply
Smll-
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
FOR
Five
Day
Only
I
will
lo.
money.
So
will
you
If
jwi
don't
take
advnnuise.
I'ot
five
day
yon
buy
at
your
own
figure,
fiiriilluro
and
household
offer)
of
all
description
O.
F.
Urine,
Auctioneer.
Phom
771.
PIGEONS
ItAClNfl
Homers,
bred
from
some
ofvtlio
best
blooil
In
life
world
SlrlnsV,
litis,
Harker.
,
Ho;i
Amf;
also
Cariieau't
Pygmy
Pouters,
Tumblers
and
Squab
Hroeders.
Stock
birds
nn
trained
birds.
From
$5.00
to
f
1
5.011
pe,r
pair.
Jack
Hanks
1153
Hastings
SI
reel.
Fast
Vancouver.
H.fi.
GOOD
EATS
CAFC,
Third
Avenue
Opposlle.
Henson's
Studio.
OOOD
MF.LS.
OOOD
OAKF.H
Coffee
nr
Tea
Served,
riKAf,
IIOMF.
COOKKD
MEALS
Mr
OVier.
Proprietress.
TAXI
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taaf
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Onsl)
Six.
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
baker
at
your
disposal
any
lime
ROM
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
leaker
Block.
Aero
from
Empress
Hotel
PttMMC
RUPERT
THMU
Tuesday.
April
13
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f:l7
a.m.
22.7
fl.
H.f7
p.m.
21.1
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8:00
a.m.
1.H
20i20
p.ur,
.n
Wednesday,
April
14
"igh"
2:25
n.m,
22.
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ft
l-T:0l
p,m.
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a.m.
1.
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Coupe
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ami
Found.&c
AUTOMOBILES
See
the
New
Improved
CHEVROLETS
rmiilng.
priri
F.O.II.
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IH78.no
lliinifUr,
pci.
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fl.t2fl.no
(itnch,
price
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lln
prrl
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dnn,
price
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pert
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priee
F.
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II
Prince
Rum-rt
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price
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'rnm
vm'iti.
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708.00!
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r.linssl.
price
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fUKff.0,1
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in
and
get
particulars
of
the
i.v.n.
m4t
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v
la
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ta
r
Q.M.A.C.
Easy
Payment
Plan.
'
t,
in
Arm,
siwi
few
bargain
In
Second
Hand
1"''
"
'
kaiem
nananc
I
.
Dealers
in
all
Oeneral
Midori,
Products.
Cadillac.
McLaughlin,
Oakland.
Olilstnobile.
Pontine
and
Chevrolet
WRKCKINO
SKRVICF
DAY
AND
NIOHT
XF.W
HKAtTY
OF
ftidor
Sedan
Fordor
Sedan
-
Cnniiuercial
Cliais
.
rruck
Chassis
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Pities
AT
NKW
LOW
LKVFL
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pric?
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starlrr
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siiihw
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Guaranteed
Used
Cars
nt
Specially
low
price.
DEMONSTRATIONS.
OR
DIIIVINO
lesson
al
any
lime.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
210
Scond
Avenue.
I52t.a0
fA05.5OI
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
IIANOF.S
and
J'ttrniliire-
al
mot
reasonable
prices.
When
yoi,
require
any
article
for
lln
home,
jusl
come
m
or
phone.
I'se.l
fnrnillin
.
bouitlil
nut
rich!
or
oxchnngiil
for
new
furniture.
A.
MncKeiuie.
Fur-nil
nro.
phone
775.
TRAPPERS1
I
NEED
10,000
MINK
SKINS.
He.
prices
paid.
See
me
before
you
sell
your
furs.
If
lis
furs
I'll
buy
I
bom.
.'
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
Second
Ave.
The
I!onet
Fur
Man.
BOOKKEEPING.
Ai
i
im
i.
Hooks
to
post;
gov
ernment
return
made;
puhllcl
andils.
Rales
reasonable.
Wrile
Hox
200,
Daily
News
of
flee
or
phone
Dlack
80
PRINCE
RUPERT
MU3IO
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
315
Third
Avenue.
All
the
latest
In
siif;kt
music.
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOGRAPHS.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Haggnsre
and
Express
Htcndrl.llile'a
New
Stand,
Phone
352.
Res.
Phone.
Oreen.
02ft
FURNITURE.
New
and
Hecniidhmirl
MAIL
SCHEDULE
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