P.
Zleman
(Terminals)
.
6
1200
200
J.
Hillman
(Moose)
8
1200
200
O.
Krause
(Oyros)
1
200
200
Geo.
Mcllmoyle
(SLA.)..
1
200
200
P.
ODonnell
(Terminals)
6
1107
193
W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(8t.A.)
3
576
,
192
Ben
Self
(Oyro)
5
941
188
Prank
Aldridge
(Gyro)
.
6
1118
186
J.
Andrew
(Grotto)
6
1113
186
C.
Balagno
(Terminals).
8
1112
.
183
Fred
Pyle
(St.
Andrews)
3
,922
184
J.
May
(Moose)
6
1087
181
D.
Howe
(Terminals)
...
8
1086
181
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
6
1075
179
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gyro)
...
6
1074
179
J.
Hamilton
(Orotto)
..
6
1068
178-
S.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
3
878
170
H.
Oorbett
(Terminals).
6
1053
173
W;
H.
Long
(Oyro)
....
6
1024
171
O.
Waugh
(Grotto)
6
1018
170
Don
Brown
(Moose)
...
5
852
170
M
MacLachlan
(St.
A).
6
1003
167
J.
Brown
(Moose)
6
1001
167
A.
Macdonald
(Oyro)
..
3
822
164
O.
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)...
3
783
157
S.
Darton
(St.
Andrews)
1
156
156
J.
Judge
(Moose)
0
922
154
O.
Anderson
(Orotto)
..8
897
150
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)..
4
593
149
A.
Harvey
(Gyros)
I
131
131
SPORT
CHAT
Baseball
men
look
for
aggressive
leadership
of
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
next
season
by
Donie
Bush.
The
new
pilot
of
the
1923
world's
champions,
succeeding
the
quiet
and
reterved
Bill
McKechnle,
bring
with
him
a
reputation
for
nugh
and
fear
less
leadership
In
t';e
American
As
oclaUon.
wbtr
for
two
ytars
h
guided
the
destinies
cf
the
Indianapolis
team.
A
star
shortstop
In
his
major
league
days
at
Detroit.
Bush
did
not
hesitate
to
speak
his
mind
when
he
considered
plays
of
poor
judgment.
Battling
with
arbiters
frequently
re
suited
In
his
banishment
from
the
field.
Not
as
an
amateur
athlete
holding
two
worlds
records
n
dslance
running,
but
as
a
professional
school
teacher.
Intending
to
study
American
education-
methods.
Would
Edwin
Wide.
Swe-
dent
leading
track
star,
come
to
the
United
States.
Since
his
defeat
at
Paaro
Nurml
at
Berlin,
he
has
been
asked
whether
he
would
consider
becoming
a
professorial,
to
which
be
re
piled
In
the
negative.
"I
should
like
to
go
to
the
United
States
as
a
graduate
student
of
educa
take
part
in
track
.
games,
provided
I
was
In
form
and
found
It
convenient
In
connectoa
wth
my
work
of
a
school
teacher.
As
such,
he
would
prefer
to
pay
lis
own
expenses.
On
the
outskirts
of
Amsterdam
work
is
progressing
on
a
35
acre
site
which
is
to
become
the
Stadium
for
the
Olympic
gardes
of
1928.
Pile
driving
U
In
full
swing,
for
the
soggy
nature
of
th
Dutch
subsoil
needs
strengthening
to
bear
the
weight
of
the
buildings
and
public
tribunes.
Where
the
Court
of
Honor
will
stand,
flocks
of
gulls
thi
fall
hare
been
screaming
over
a
watery
waste,
but
according
to
the
construc-6
tors'
time
table
work
Is
right
up
to
date.
RIFLE
ItANGE
Only
tour
marksmen
participated
In
the
shoot
of
the
North
B.C.
Regl
inent
Rifle
Association
at
the
miniature
1
range
last
night,
the
scores
being
as
j
follows:
R.
Wilson
94
A.
Wylle
9
W.
Brass
93
H.
B.
Eastman
92
WHIST
DRIYE
LAST
NIGHT
ENJOYABLE
St.
Andrew's
Society
Entertained
at
Etent
In
Their
Rooms
on
Srconil
Atrnue
St.
Andrew'
Society
entertained
at
I
an
enjoyable
whist
drive
In
the
rooms
brain,
ahapely
and
fair,
myried
har-on
Second
Avenue
last
night.
There
j
mony
of
form
and
function,
and
as
I
were
iourteen
table
and
the
prize
win-1
ners
were:
ladles'
flint.
Mrs.
Charles
Taylor,
ladles'
second,
Mrs.
Role;
men!
first,
Marcus
Andrew's;
men's
second,
j
W.
F.
Cameron.
After
cards,
refresh
ments
were
served.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mr,
i
Charles
Taylor.
Mrs.
George
Scott.
T.
Seattle,
w.
Anderson,
T.
Flndlayson
and"
George
Abbott.
Who
doesiitJM
Chocolate
Gcike
i
THE
BEST
RESULTS
ARE
OBTAINED
BY
USINO
Baker's
Chocolate
(Blue
Wrapper
Yellow
Label)
In
naing
Cacs,
Pies,
Pudding,'
Frosting
Ice
Cream,
Sauces,-Pudges,
Hot
and
Cold
Drins
For
more
than
145
years
this
chocolitc
has
been
the
standard
for
purity,
delicacy
of
flavor
and
uniform
quality
The
trade
mark,
"La
Belle
Chocolatiere,"
on
every
genuine
rtcise
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
Established
1780
Canadian
Mills
Booklet
of
Choict
THt5
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FOUR
ELKS
WON
IN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
I
-
By
George
McM
v
nr-
f
jiqQS,MElAD-rOU
'-v
I
NEVER
VOUREALLV..
TtJO
KNOW
v
THOUGHT
ITWIMK
THATS
Tk
DOL
iTIf
l
MR
BASKETBALL
MY,ACICE
AM'lKVE
OP
THAT,
,
Ft
TME
THltsJ
G
I
1
MIDDLE
NAME-
vCOr1AN
RUN
PER
DIMTY!
I
U
'
.
'
1
DO
AO
I
-
I
1
J
-
.
;
HEAT
liRAND
TERMINAL!
AMI
YOU
LL
G,T
the
vriT
rr
OROTTO
NOSEI
IN"
ONE
POINT
WOMEN'S
I
1
T
I
ABOVE
HANKERS
,
Eks
35.
Ornd
Terminals.
J9.
'Bankers
15:
Orotto
16.
"
Star
17;
Colts
12.
To
be
leading
throughout
the
game
and
then.
In
the
last
minute,
to
,be
beaten
by
one
point
was
the
experience
last
night
In
the
Intermediate
basket'
ball
league
of
the
Bankers
who
looked
good
to
put
their
first
mark
of
the
season
on
the
win
side
of
the
schedule
by
defeating
their
opponents,
the
lead
tag
Grotto
team.
Their
hopes
were
grasped
from
thee;
Just
as
the
game
ended
In
a
score
of
18
to
IS.
The
details
of
play
in
the
Inter
mediate
League
game
were
as
follows:
Bankers
R.
Egerton
2,
R.
Mortimer.
4.
O.
Hill
1.
E.
Johnson,
R.
Matheson
8.
Total
15.
Grotto
D.
Gurrich
4.
V.
Meagher
1.
D.
Stalker
1.
J.
Sim
S.
W.
WrathaU
4,
E.
Bayllss
1.
Total
16.
Referee
R.
B.
Skinner.
senior
League
In
the
Senior
League,
the
leading
Elk
bad
a
comparatively
easy
victory
over
the
Grand
Terminals
by
a
score
of
35
to
H.
Lee
Dell
refereed
and
the
details
of
play
were
as
follows:
Elks.
D.
Balfour
17:
E.
Smith
6:
O.
Mitchell
4;
M.
Budenlch
2,
O.
Bryant.
&
Moran,
6.
Total
35.
Grand
Terminals.
H.
Gordon
9;
II.
Ryall;
C.
Thompson;
Underwood;
S.
Gurrich
8;
H.
Howard
2.
Total
19.
JI'MOR
UlUil
E
The
Junior
League
game
resulted
In
the
Colts
losing
their
first
match
of
the
season
to
the
Stars.
The
game
was
fairly
closely
contested
and
ended
In
a
score
ef
17
to
12.
Stars.
T.
Kelsey.
10:
E.
Smith:
A.
Cross.
4;
D.
Morrison.
3;
W.
Murray;
W.
Donald.
Total
17.
Colts.
H.
Macdonald.
S;
E.
Raich
ford..
3;
R.
Stalker.
2;
R.
Irvine:
J.
Scott.
Total
12.
Referee-
Ralph
Smith.
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
fellows:
Senior
League
W.
D.
L.
Pta.
Elks
5
0
0
10
NatlveSons
..1
0
4'
2
Terminals
....
2
0
4'
Intermediate
League
Grotto
5
0
1
jO
f
Terminals
.....
3
0
2
i
Sinkers-
0
-.
0
S
-
-t,
:
League
Maple
Leafs
..
5
.1
0
11
Adanacs
0
1
5
1
Jnnlor
League
Colts
A
...
A
0
1
10
j
Stan
..
..."
2
0
3
4
Tuxls
Boys
..I
0
3
ST.
ANDREWS
WINS
j
!
BILLIARD
TOURNEY
Defeated
Moov
in
Last
Night's
League
future
bj
Sew
of
949
to
St.
Andrew's
defeated
Moose
In
th;
billiard
league
last
night
by
an
at
gregate
score
of
949
to
820.
The
results
of
the
Individual
games
were
as
follows:
Oeorge
Mcllmoyle
(St.
Andrew's)
200;
Don
Brown
(Uoose)
14S.
O.
P.
Tinker.
200;
Jack
Judge.
104.
Bert
Morgan.
173;
J.
Hillman.
200.
U.
U.
UcLachlan.
200:
Joe
Brown.
170.
W.
E.;will!acroft,
176;
Jack
May
200.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
a
follows:
Game.
Total
Average
Terminals
.
.
,
6617
93S
Oyros
........
S310
883
Moose
......
9247
873
Grotto
.......
5173
863
St.
Andrew"
3113
852
The
averages
for
the
player
In
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
Oamea
Ttl.
Aver.
I
0
1926
mr
Heart
Palpitation
Dizzy,
Sinking
Spells
Mrs.
M.
A.
Gannon,
Donat-ille,
Alt-,
writes:
Srnne
tiaie
ago
I
was
very
nervous.
could
not
sleep
at
night,
often
had
dtzrr,
siskin
spell
raid
palpitation
of
the
heart,
tad
was
so
run
down
I
could
Dot
do
aj
housework,
but
just
leave
errcrjrtlunj
and
ait
down.
I
fjv-nt
lot
of
money
using
medl-eine
fi
na
t
doctor,
but
it
did
not
do
me
a:
y
good.
At
lait
a
friend
told
me
to
rise
and
after
using
a
couple
of
boxes
I
was
not
the
same
woman.
I
tejan
to
i
u
i...
ad
aiter
a
few
!
more
boxes
I
w
as
i
bi
perfect
health.
I
always
Teeom-raend
them
to
all
those
I
know
who
are
suffering
from
heart
trouble."
Price
50c
a
box
ti
all
drnj-fristf
or
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
rereipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
In
The
Letter
Box
VI-IOX
Or
I
UTl'KK
Editor
Dally
News:
A
prophecy
fast
being
fulfilled,
a
vision
of
the
future
arise.
I
see
a
world
where
thrones
have
ervmbled
and
kttrgs'
are
nasi.
The
aristocracy
of
ldle-ftes
haa
perished
from
the
earth..
I
see
a
world
wttheut
a
slave.
Man
at
last
la
free.
Nature's
forces
have
by
actenoe
been
enslaved,
lightning
and
light,
wtad
aid
wives,
frost
and
flame
and
ail
the
aubtie
powers
of
the
-earth
are
the
Unless
toller
of
the
human
race.
I
see
a
world
at
peace
adorned
with
evcrr
form
of
art,
with
maste.
myriad
!
oices
thrilled
while
life
fcs
rich
vrttft
!
word
of
love
and
truth;
a
world
m:'""1
"Ting
vo
gev
no
oi
inem.
which
no
exEe
sighs,
no
prisoner
I
""
mourns:
a
world
In
which
the
gibbet'
i
C
VFR
flRfl
F
Hfil
D
shadow
does
not
fall:
a
world
where
labor
reaps
Its
full
reward,
where
work
and
worth
go
hand
In
hand.
I
see
a
world
without
the
beggar
outstretched
palm,
the
miser's
heartless
stony
(tare,
the
piteous
wail
of
want,
the
Uvld
lips
of
lies,
the
cruel
eye
of
acorn.
i
te
a
race
without
disease
of
flesh
look
life
lengthen.
4oy
deepens.
love
canopies
the
earth,
Joy
deepens,
love
the
great
star
of
Faith,
ROEERT
INOERSOLU
Copied
by
JJB.
The
Tokyo
police
bureau
announced
that
crime
ha
shown
a
tremendous
in
crease
In
Tokyo
during
the
last
twelve
months.
9
77
High
Award
in
Europe
and
America
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
at
Montreal
Raffxi
cnt
fret
it-
Ntl
Fkatukc
Scnvkc
f
Cms!
Brittura
rsft
trnmrvrnj
SCOTLAND
IS
BEING
INVADED
iMMKiKVNTS
IKOH
IKIMI
IRIK
STATE
SAIU
TO
HE
TIIKEATIA-IMi
MIIOI.K
STKITTI
RE
SCOTTI"!!
I.IIK
LONDON.
Nov.
27.
(By
Canadian
Pre!
Scotland
U
being
invaded
by
unlgranu
from
the
Irish
Free
State
to
an
extent
which
according
to
the
Presbyterian
Church
a,
U
threatening
.he
whole
structure
of
BoottHh
life.
Sir
John
Ollmour.
rxutfcarnentary
secretary
for
ScotllLIMl
received
deputation
irom
itir
rmoTicnin
unurenn,
wnicn
tried
t&e
government
to
appoint
a
com-
asssteo
of
enquiry.
Dr.
Jahn
While.
Glasgow.
Church
of
Scotland,
said
there
las
been
uncontrolled
immigration
of
son
-Scottish
people
In
such
number
that
thetr
inatttutieiu.
edueattonal.
crvlc.
and
politkal.
had
been
seriously
affected.
They
did
not
object
to
Immi
gration
from
the
Irish
Free
State.
T
hey
asked
to
hare
it
regulated.
Unregulated
Immigration
waa
always
a
menace
to
the
bornogealety
of
a
community
and
to
It
iastrttttien.
Many
of
those
who
earn
:n
remained
non-Scottish
In
Idea
and
ideals.
They
were
educated
apart
and
continued
to
remain
apart.
Many
of
the
lixunlgranu
did
not
represent
thetr
own
ivtllsaU02i
at
Its
beat,
and
acme
not
even
at
average.
The
Scottish
Secretary.
In
reply,
said
the
subject
raised
a
very
broad
question
a
between
not
only
the
United
Klaf
4?m
and
Southern
Ireland,
but
If
anything
was
gafng
to
be
done
ef
de-
I'tntte
nature
-between
this
country
and
the
Daatntons.
He
did
hot
say
that
thh
subject
did
.tot
reurre"
ctose
tbefutry.
bat
be
would
'ike
some
real
indication
as
to
what
.tep.
might
be
taken
by
the
Oovern
taBt
It
was
easy
to
see
dlfficultitw
rhesd.
but
great
problems
might
be
TEA
AND
SALE
TODAY
Prorreil
af
Alfair
IMng
Held
Thl
At-lernmn
TA
III
be
t'oed
lor
I
hrlMirm
illV
lur
Nalhe
OilMrrn
The
proceeds
to
be
used
for
the
pur
pose
of
sending
a
Christmas
bale
of
toys
md
warm
clothing
to
the
native
child
ren
of
Kin
eolith,
a
tea
and
sale
u
bvne
cooking
Is
being
held
this
after
noon
-In
the
Presbyterian
Church
by
the
Stiver
Orel
group.
Canadian
Girl
In
Training.
Under
the
general
supervision
of
Mrs
Frank
Rice,
various
booths
are
in
charge
of
the
following
girls:
Home
cooking
Mlsse
Rosemary
Winalow
and
Evelyn
Rice.
Candy
Mia
Isabel
McKay.
Kitchen
Mlsse
Mary
Walter.
Annie
Eslker.
Elite
Findlay
and
Beurah
Mc-
Ktnley.
Fancy
work
Misses'
Lot
McRae
and
Mary
Dowther.
,
Tea
rocm-t-Mlnes
Olive
Oordon,
Maud
Wyatt.
Irtaef
Mitch
tl.
Betty
Eastman
Mary
Wllllscroft
and
Sheila
Stuart.
Cashier-
-Miss
Miry
Kerr.
During
the
course
of
the
afternoon
there
will
be
a
brief
program
with
Principal
Thomas
Peddle
In
the
chair
Contributing
to
the
program
will
be
Mlsse
Nellie
and
Molly
Lawrence
with
a
violin
and
piano
duet;
Mis
Christine
McLeod.
violin
solo;
Mia
Mary
Walters
and
Miss
Jean
Grieve,
piano
duet,
and
Mrs.
William
Millar,
vocal
solo.
UNITED
STATES
MILLS
GRINDING
CANADIAN
WHEW
AT
BUFFALO
Shipped
In
ISoml
and
Ground
In
Can
adlail
ntlr.
It-fore
llelng
KxtMirtetl
Canadian
millers
oppose
American
milling
of
Canadian
wheat
In
bond
for
expori),
but.
according
to
a
new
publl
cution
of
the
Pood
Research
Institute
of
Stanford
University.
California,
this
practice
Is
likely
to
persist.
13
.583
,000
bushel,
were
o
Imported
and
milled
in
the
risaijear
192328.
chiefly
Jsy.
mill
MTU
-taCebJraer!ng
thr0rear
Lake
Bulfalo.
because
of
It
location,
is
the
great
American
centre
for
milling
Cad
adian
wheat,
whether
for
domestic
con
sumption
or
for
export.
The
tendency
thus
to
mill
Canadian
wheat
is
likely
vo
grow
and
Buiialo
to
expand
a
a
milling
centre,
because
American
wheat
good
enough
to
mill
Into
standard
flour
for
export
is
becoming
too
expensive.
It
tend
to
become
too
expensive
be
cause
doniMtio
demand
la
principally
for
anted
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Sale
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in
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leu
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is
what
you
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1
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the
buyer
If
your
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Is
right
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SPARE
TIME
WORK
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hours
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MAN
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POR
SALE.
SIX
ROOM
HOUSE.
TOLLY
modern,
manae
vtew,
ceotrslly
located:
first
ctasa
condition.
13.030
00.
1
1000
00
cash,
balance
month!.
Siiteen
room
house
near
Dry
Dock,
with
furnace.
Will
sell
eheap
and
on
easy
payment:
Thro.
OrrfUrt
Limited,
Westholme
Theatre
Block..
tl
POR
8AlE-TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
Es
tate,
we
are
authorised
to
sell
leiml
lota,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Price
low
and
term
from
110
00
muilhly.
Enquire
T.
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tf
FOR
BALE.
DOUBLE
BARRELLED
shotgun.
Neumaa.
ehoke
bore.
Damas-eu
barrels.
MOM.
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Brae
49.
P.O.
Box
109.
Prince
Rupert.
S
O.
FOR
SALE.
HALIBUT
BOAT
14,300
give
one
third
interest
M
good
well
known
boat.
Loan
or
partnership.
Apply
Box
9
Dally
News.
23
FOR
SALE.
THE
KINO
GEORGE
Hotel
and
Oaf,
contalalfig
30
room
fully
furnished.
For
particular
ap
ply
T.
McClymont
tf
POR
SALE.
CHEAP.
HALF
A
TON
OF
old
newspapers.
Apply
Dally
New,
rt
FOIl
KENT
FOR
ItENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat;
large
airy
room;
fir
place:
(lose
In.
Mar.
Heilbroner.
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RENT
FURNISHED
SUITE
Phone,
18.
Mussallem
Orocery.
HOAI(I)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
00
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
the
highest
quality
of
bread
flour,
made
from
superior
wheat
of
which
do
not
in
ordinary
years
produce
a
'surplus.
Soft
American
wheat
are
not
so
used
and
the
profitable
dispueltlon
of
their
under-premlum
grade
i
one
of
the
pro
blem
of
American
wheat
growing
which
is
likely
to
be
accentuated
In
the
future.
so
long
as
demand
tor
flour
quality
continue
exacting.
Some
Canadian
wheat,
In
1923-24
over
one
and
one-halt
million
bushels,
pay
the
duty
of
42
cent
a
bushel
and
is
milled
for
domestic
consumption.
At
time
Canadian
price
are
below
American,
even'
when
cost
of
transportation
are
considered.
Hence
st
such
time
American
miller
in
the
Great
Lake
territory
may
find
importation
for
domestic
consumption
advantageous
both
because
of
price
and
because
of
quality.
.MOSELLE
MITIIKA
CULT
LIVED
IX
H0.MAX
DAYS
TREVES,
Rhlneland.
Nov.
27.
A
shrine
to
the
Persian
god
of
light,
Mithra.
ha
been
discovered
tt
the
toot
of
the
Mountain
of
the
Holy
Cross
near
Treves
by
th
Archaeological
Com
mission
of
the
Rhlneland.
This
discovery
would
appear
to
confirm
the
hypothesis
that
th
Mithra
cult
was
in
vogue
in
the
valley
of
the
Moselle
and
throughout
the
Rhine
country
during
the
Roman
occupation.'
The
excavated
shrln
contained
a
collapsed
altar
ot
Jurassic
lim.tone
with
the
Phrygian
cap
and
th
dagger,
which
were
the
insignia
of
the
god.
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
on
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MDY
'""Utlons
!
,ir
"o
"MiDr"
Xgjj
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by
mi
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EVOI
ISON
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ten
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orsce
vuiu
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llouse
calls
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latest
cJntlfl
method
rr.HMtNENrv
iiniiiviitu,
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need
for
dlsflgurutg
hair
or
other
blemishes
any
more.
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lltarh
CM
HESTAUKANTS
noon
EAT
CUE
Mrs,
Unger.
ProprtetreM
Third
Avenue,
Nut
O.
W.
V.
A.
(
Jood
Home
rooked
Meal.
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Black
700
nui.Rs
miJiH.
mi.nv
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Sunshine
wHn
Glads
(ihe
Gladioli
HuIIm
foe
fhrtMma
and
make
your
friends
glad
for
year
to
come
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tm,
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tfjw.
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and
up.
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prtre
ttst
l,
It.
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P.O.
Bo
rts.
tirioKit.
nr.
FU11S
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE
modelled.
Raw
tkln
tanned
rs4Ot
t
W
Mall
order
womptly
atund-.If-
.
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to.
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and
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body
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Light
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body
113400
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equipment
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Tqur
.
Ing,
1922
MOOOO
Term
can
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
car
to
suit
th
purchaser.
KAIEX
GARAGE
Dealer
In
radllar,
M(Uuhlln,
fhiktsnd,
Piintlar
Oldmiiblle
and
Cheirolel
Cars.
I'hone
3t
,OW
1
THE
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
hsv
been
considering,
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather
W
have
several
new
model
on
hand,
price
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
fhKH
CARS
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
On
Ford
Truck
Amp,
One
Chevrolet
Light
eDllvery
Oood
running
order.
Make
us
an
orter,
S.
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PAKKEK
LTD.
IOIIII
lir.AI.KK
TAXI
I'honc-fJ
Tnxl
(Call
GcorKC,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Panrtonjccr
Stude-bakers
at
your
dlnposnl
nny
time.
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HHOS.
POOL
KOOM
Meeker
Illock.
(Acroig
from
Empresa
Hotel)
Arid,
VATE.tt
0THE
lilt
Hit
ti
)
1
TAKE
hoii
Ooaapaay.
i
Vanoouver
to
tak-
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