0f
f
PAOI
FOI
GLASSES
SMASHED
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
OVER
A
WOMAN
IN
'
THERE
IS.
PH!QFSbOR
PACE-
VE-V-IAM
PR9PEVS.O
YOU
DON'T
UNDERSTAND
f
EDMONTON
SALOON
SO
-CtiT
ACCUAlMTED
space-
6uppotK
IT
IS
MY
PROFSSION-
BUT
HOW
KNOviOU
00
voul
r
WE
FIMOTHR
5
fJTTO
"WITH
HIM
AMD
'SEE
TUfT
J
YOU
KNOW
I
AM
-
IMEVJ
PUAN
EDMONTON',
Aug.
21.
In
the
NTSi.LlF.NT
TOW
I
VJILLHti
AN
ASTRONOMER
VHEN
DID
EJJl
K.N
days
of
old
when
knighjs
were
-
1
I
VOOCOMKTO
-fOUFlNO'BrVI
TUS
COUNTRY?
cold
they
used
to
smash
a
lanci;
"TMCsl?
or
two
for
the
sake
of
a
lady
but
in
these
days
of
sex.
equality
the
ladies
take
to
smashing
glasses
for
the
favor
of
a
man
as
witness
the
sad
case
of
Tilllf
.and
Annie.
Tillie's
surname
14
Litwin,
and
she
appeared
before
Magistrate
.Murpny
in
the
wo
men's
police
court,
charged
with
inflicting
actual
bodily
harm
on
-"
r
r.
a.
.urs.
.Annie
Jioycnutt.
Annie
admitted,
under
the
cross-examination
of
R.
F.
Jack
son,
defence
counsel,
that
alio
had
been
into
several
hotels
looking
for
her
man
and
hai
finally
found
him
in
a
beer
par
lor,
quaffing
a
ftapnn
of
ale
with
Till'c,
She
admitted
that
sue
uau
snppeu
ner
erring
spouse's
face,
but
denied
that
she
deliberately
knocked
over
the
glasses,
spattering
the
beer
over
Til
lie.
Then,
she
said,
Tillie
had
seix
oa
one
or
the
plasscs
and
hurled
it
full
at
her
-face
at
short
.range,
Warding
off
the
glass,
it
struck
her
uplifted
nand
and
gashed
41.
Dr.
J.
Smith
testified
thai
he
had
found
-Airs.
Hoychuk
in
his
office,
and
the
floor
was
wamped
with
gor.
when
he
Arrived.
One
or
the
arteries
had
been
cut,
and
the
woman,
would
have
died
if
it
bail
of
not
been
promptly
lied
un.
Magistrafe
Murphy
remanded
the
accused
for
trial
and
fixed
bai!
a!
G00.
CAPTAIN
GARDINER
BACK
IN
EDMONTON
of
a
WAY
TO
VANCOUVER
I
KIlMOYTOV
Ann.
t
lli..!nn
I
i;
.:
"
'
7.
?!
,
the
distinction
or
being
the
first
man
who
ever
took
a
steamer
thru
the
dangerous
White
Horse
rapids
in
(he
Klondyke
rush
of
'99,
Captain
J.
flardiner,
captain
of
the
Hudson's
Hay
Company's
steamer
Distributor,
arrived
in
the
city,
from
,iro.Murray.v
-
-
S
-
me
sicamer.
nas
Deen
laid
up
li-!01
Smith
ttie
southern
ter-J
t
miniis?
of.
the
run
between
thai
,
pbmt'and
Aklavik,
ror
the
balance
or
or
the
the
season,
season,
snva
says
Iho
Ihe
captain.
nlln
Who
is
COl'nir
home
fnr
n
hnliMav'
.
i
!.
'..
-
"
II
in
titiiiuutcr.
ii.
is
very
uniiKeiyi(t,
that
she
will
make
any
more
trips
this
season,
he
adds.
The
past
season
has
been
one
or
the
busiest
he
has
experienced,
commented
the
old
sailor,
Iwho
has
spent
16
years
in
the
servicn
of
the
company,
and
has
nosed
a
we
craft
into
most
of
the
waters
of
the
north
and
the
Alaskan
coast.
'
we
In.
.-5,1.
i
1.
-
I
1
the
lMniPf
in,
m.t
o
fi..i
,
'
V
"
s;
:
..
r
me
.jiiui;
mi
anu
1111s
jear,
1
I
1
.
I
.
.
;1
juumry
j-fins
o
tie
wecominc1
in
V
eti
creas
mgly
popular
with
ik
Americ-
ans.
SIDNEY
BRICK
WORKS
I
1
1.
IC
TA
Dr
DrDlIIIT
lu
lU
DL
KCDUILI
'a,s
Fire
Last
Week
Destroyed
Plant
at
Sidney
Island
Adjoining
A;
-
Saanleh
VICTORIA,
Aug.
31
-In
statement
to
The
.Times
maiMi
to
"
here
Henry
C.
Hall.
K.O..'
tin
le.J1
half
of
the
I'eerless
Hrick
and
Tile
Company
Limited,
Sidney!
island,
slated
the
firm
had
de
cided
lo
rebuild
the
Sidney
Island
plant
destroyed
by
fire.
The
loss
is
estimated
roughly
in
tlm
neighborhood
of
$20,000,
pending
final
reports
from
the
plant.
The
fire
starled
from
an
unknown-
source
late
on
Wednesday
evening,
springing
into
vio
lence
during
the
night
hours.
Hy
inursday
morning
the
conflag
ration
sent
a
column
or.
Hams
high
into
the
air,
and
presented
a
a
spectacle
that
attracted
attention
rrom
a
distance
of
fifteen
miles
around.
At
Sidney
the
sight
of
the
flames
made
residents
Inclined
to
believn
that
those
on
the
isjand
might
be
Ir.
danger.
Hoals
put
put.
Atter
tho
names
were
brought
under
a
measure
of
control
it
was
found
tho
central
portion
Of
the
brick
plant
had
been
badly
gulled,
tor
Ihe
moment
Iwenly
rive
employees,
engaged
in
the
operation
or
the
plant,
are
idle,
but
the
burnt
section
will
be
rebuilt,
stated
Mr.
Hall.
It
js
planned
lo
make
an
Immediate
start
on
Ihe
erection
of
the
new
structure
to
lake
the
place
of
I
the
plant
and
equipment
deal
royed
by
fire.
Insurance
was
carried
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
RUGBY
TEAM
IS
GREATEST
YET
Manager
of
New
Zealand
All-
.Blacks
Is
Proud
of
His
29
Athletes.
What
is
probably
the
greatest
earn
of
rugby
players
ever
to
come
out
of
the
Antipodes
coiw
sisting
of
twenty-nine
picked
men
of
ew
Zelaml
arriverj
in
'Vic-'
loria
aboard
the
R.M.S,
Aorangi,
the
Canadian-Australasian
I
Line,
says
the
Victoria
Times
of
iriday.
Twenty-nine
prize
letes
in
the
finest
possible
physi
-
cal
condition
were
in
the
parly,
t
This
learn
not
only
represents,
the
very
best
which
-ew
Zealand
c,n
produce.,
but
further
than
that,
its
members
are
exponents
the
great
thirteen-man
game.
game
which
has
been
born
inj
New
Zealand.
1
in-
urn
:ijir
ui
tiibj',
lilt)
rules
of
which
both
the
Ilucby
League
and
the
Rugby
Union
of
New
Zealand
have
recognized,
al
though
only
the
league
plays
with
a
Ihirleen
man
team,
gives
more
proteclion
to
Ihe
player
thnn
has
ever
been
the
case
berore,"
said
K.
H.
Mair,
manager
and
coach
of
Ihe
travelling
team
or
All-Blacks.
New
Rules
"I
have
heard
that
Victoria
has
somrt
remarkalily-good
'material
ror
rugby
teams,"
continued
Mr.i
M'":
.
;"""".
n.
jou
people
is
without
a
doubt,
the
last
thinjr
in
improved
rupby.
We
were
told,,
when
the
Mugby
Union
team
or
All-Iilacks
came
home
last
year,
that
Victoria
put
up
a
slirr
fight
even
against
overwhelming
odds.
Well,
although
have
a
superior
team
to
that
which
toured
Canada
last
year.
wouia
"
ne
giaq
10
meet
vour
llOS.
"'
",r"
ly
sfceiCJHij
Ihechangedrulesor
theN
few
land
same.
Chiefly,
as
he
le
poinl
point-
-
as
these,
with
sprinters
in
jits
back
division
who
nre
all
ten
second
men
n
nthe
field
with
a
ball
under
their
arms
SPORT
CHAT
Although
the
ftj-ros
have
already
ciiH-hed
their
position
in
Ihe
finals,
it
is
not
ye!
certain
that
Ihe
Sons
oT
Canada
will
Ihj
the
second
team
as
they
have
yet
to
win
que
more
ame
to
assure
themselves
of
getting
in
the
play
nns.
There
,
are
two
potMUied
games
between
the
Sons
and
Terminals
lo
bo
played
this
week
one
tonight
ami
the
other
on
Friday.
Should
the
Terminals
win
these
games,
they
would
twt
tied
with
the
Sons
ror
Setfond
plac
thus
necessitating
.1
nlav-off
lo
decide
whili
team
would
go
In
the
finals
with
the
leading
Cyrus.
Should
the
Sons
secure
second
place
this
week,
Ihe
post-xeason
play-off
of
Ihe
best
three
out
of
fiv
ames
between
them
ami
th
fiyros
will
start
next
week.
There
had
been
a
possibility
that
Hector
McDonald
might
battle
Vic
Foley
during
Fair
Week
here,
but
the
possibility
went
glimmering
at
Vancouver
last
Fri-
night
so
sombody
else
will
1'""
'''olp',
opponent
lure.
Mac-
ou'.
e
changes
make
it
more
I'onald
s
meteoric
climb
tip
Ihe
f
a
mechanical
sport.lhe
leam'f'"1"
''-"
'ecked
by
1
being
a
machine,
.
directed
In
its
plays
more
in
the
American
style
than
Ihe
old
English.
It
still,
1.:.-.
si..
1
a
'
r,n,"!,
,,,e
iu"ameni-
of
original
pa
me
of
rugby
football.
New
"Touch"
Rule.
Firstrof
all,
explained
.Mr.
Mair.
the
old
line-nut
system
has
been
done
away
with.
In
the
first
place
the
ball
may
not
he
kicked
"louch"
from
any
position
on
the
field,
i
If
it
is
there,
is
a
cnim
i,ac
01
''e
point
where
it.
'was"
kicked.
Only
when
a
player
is
inside
bis
own
twenty-five
yard
line
may
be
kick
lo
"louch"
and
then
the
ball
must
bounce
oul
of
play.
In
addition
to
the
change
In
the
number
of
players,
the
new
system
is
to
play
an
advantage
rule.
This
is
a
more
ihvolved
thing
and
requires
careful
ex
planation,
which
Mr.
Mair
did
not
have
lime
to
give.
Another
great
change,
which
cives
every
player
(greater
proteclion,
is
that
when
man
is
tackled
he
must
be
rreed
immediately
ami
given
a
chance
to
play
the
ball.
This
eradicates
For
Colic
And
Cramps
Paint
In
The
Stomach
THEM'S
NOTHING
TO
EQUAL
It
hu
been
In
use
for
the
put
eighty
yn;
iU
icUon
U
pluuut,
rapid,
re.
imi
ua
enectuii,
uxa
reiiol
cotut
prompuy.
t
.
lie
sure
that
you
get
"Dr.
Fowler's"
wbtn
You
uk
for
it.
.
,Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Tlmllul
T
A
kA
the
practice
of
"piling"
on
a
man
and
prevents
injuries.
There
are
hair
u
dozen
other
rule
which
the
new
system
embrares
.all.nf
which'
.
.
11.-
1
1
I
1
1
1
lit"
11
atriiiiifr
.ew
.rninuiic
rs
in-
end
t
show
during
Iheir
tour.
Great
Qraanlzatlon
The
team,
which
is
scheduled
tof
iday
in
F-nglnnd
on
September
9,
is
the
finest
team,
according
to!
criiics.
eer
lo
come
out
or
the
Antipodes.
U.
C.
Dufly.
first
full
back
Of
the
squad
is
heralded
as
the
greatest
man
in
his
position
playing
rugby
today.
He
ha
a
mightier
irk,
than
Xepia,
who
caused
a
sensation
here
last
sea-
son,
and
is
a
belter
man
all
round.
The
leant
is
comprised
of
such
roiey
1
1
1
in
no
uncertain
manner,
Ihe
veteran
winning
decisively
atter
ten
rounds
or
flashy
milling.
Foley
was
complete
master
of
the
situation
and
won
as
he
liked.
Foley
weighed
l2Wi
pounds
and
MacDonald
123
U.
At
no
lime
was
there
anything
bordering
on
a
knockout,
nnd
it
didn't
appear,
especially
in
the
last
two
rounds,
that
Foley
WHsoxendiug-
himself.
He
subjected
the
Scot
lo
a
lerri
fic
body
massage,
hut
apparently
was
-arrable-
enoltcK
to
hang
no
L'ft
fS
I
't
lift
1
u
gn
til
nutialiAi
.
l.'st
'
nu;vi
1111
in?
11
ij
;
&
IF
ley
obviously
was
in
his
bes'
form.
He
was
faster
than
Ihe
flashy
Scot,
timed
his
punches
belter
and
his
ring
generalship
was
of
championship
calibre.
Foley
won
every
round
except
Ihe
seventh,
with
MacDonald
perhaps
yetting
an
even
break
in
the
sec
ond.
CROW
SLAUGHTER
IN
ALBERTA
RESULTS
IN
INCREASE
IN
DUCKS
F.DMONTO.V.
Aug.
2
i.
-Crow
shooting
is
proceeding
merril
under
the
provincial
government's'
anti-pest
campaign,
it
Is
reported
by
Ihe
game
branch.
A
considerably
larger
number
of
schools
throughout
Ihe
province
aro
Inking
part
in
the
contest
this
year
than
last,
according
0
reports
received
at
Ihe
game
guardians
office,
and
it
is
anticipated
(hat
when
time
Is
up,
Spplpmlter
I,
there
will
be
many
thousands
of
lead
birds
In
count.
A
marked
increase
in
the,
wild
duck
population
of
the
province
has
resulted,
it
is
said,
from
Ihe
crow-ftahling
campaigns
rif
the
last
two
years.
Other
good
fif-
fects
are
expected
lo
show
them-
selves
as
time
goes
cm,
W
anted
For
ForlRent
Sale
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
MRS.
MALLORY-
TENNIS
CHAMP
Regained
Title
After
Defeating
Elizabeth
Ryan
After
Losing
First
Set.
-
t
KHU.M
klll.l.s.
Aug.
21.
Molla
Mallnry.
seven
lime
wo
men's
naiiniial
tennis
champion.
regained
Mie
title
in
a
sensational
comeback
which
carried
her
up
the
hill
I"
ictory
over
KHsahflh
Ryan.
Hie
--ores
tin
1-0,
6-1.
f-7.
The
Inuniph
was
gained
with
a
smashing
attack
alter
she
had
Iwen"
fkccl
with
seemingly
certain
dt'fi'.i'
bdlowing
the
loss
ol
the
flr'sl
-
t.
Mls
It
;
11
came
back
by
winning
4ue
iloiililf
title
with
F.linor
iUi!
llar'ner.
when
they
deteated
Mary
ltrvne
and
Mrs.
I'.
H.
Cha-pin
3-6.
12-10.
SPURIOUS
MONEY
IS
BEING
CIRCULATED
AROUND
SPOKANE
KF.TUIIKAN.
Aug.
23.
-Advices
have
been
rweived
in
Ketchikan
tiHllie
effecl
thai
Ihe
City
of
Spokane
ha
Ihcii
recently
fUMkiel
with
take
2(
federal
resent
miles
bearing
the
stamp
oT
the
Sun
FranciCfi
mint
and
the
pic
ture
or
drover
Cleveland.
I'ho
rake
bills
were
printed
on
genuine
bills,
to
provide
Ihe
silk
threads
in
the
paper
and
thus
throw
off
del
cot
inn.
The
l
bills
were
first
treated
with
a
blenching
chemical
which
made
them
perfectly
white.
An
enKraMtii
of
a
20
federal
re
serve
not
from
the
8an
Francisco
mini
was
them
made
frnm
the
photograph,
and
the
blsached
oul
l
bill-
were
reirinlenl
from
the
engraving.
The
nk
is
a
little
lighter
in
shade
:uan
1
tint
used
by
llm
mini
giving
(he
bill
the
impn-ssinn
of
'
"
'
''
'
age.
'..
The
erlt
number
arc
rtnt
as
clear
rut
a?
00
h
geitufjif
820
FEMININE
BODY
IS
.
DECIDEDLY
ARTISTIC
PAWS,
Aug.
21.--"Nothing
in
Ihe
wi.rld
is
mitre
artistic
than
a
naked
feminine
body,"
aid
Lee
Sbubeit.
the
New
York
theatrical
manager,,
lo
a
reporter
of
the
Paris
edition
of
the
New
York
Herald-Tribune
whon
asked
re
garding
Flo
Ziegfeld's
campaign
for
modesty
on
Ihe
slage.
"The
world
has
no
objection
lo
nudi'y
in
sculolure
or
painting."
said
Slniheri.
"so
why
object
to
it
be
hind
Hi
a
footlights:
Nudity
is
on
Hie
st.itrp
In
slay,
I
believe."
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tuesday,
August
24
High
.
1.33
a.m.
22.7
U.U
i.m.
21.1
Low
8.01
a.m.
0.8
20.23
p.m.
3.H
Wednesday,
August
25
High
....,.
-
2.20
a.m.
22,7
M.Bfl
p.m.
21.8
Low
H.ir.
a.m.
0.0
,
.
2I.0Q
p.m.
3.3
Thursday,
August
26
3.08
a.m.
22.1
15.30
p.m.
21.7
9.27
a.m.
1.8
21.54
p.m.
3.3
:....
,5,
High
Low
fl.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than50c
,
WANTED.
WaTF.D.
-One"
rojiable
mAn
in
evrry
lown.
niercnant
prefer
red,
to
lake
ordern
for
be:
rustom-m.'Kt
clothes
in
Canada.
Higbesl
romniUslon.
lies
Tailoring
Co;
Ltd..
To
ronto
ii)
u7
T
FOR.
SALE.
AN
Al
trriUX
ALK
will
bo
hettj
al
Ihe
house
of
Mr.
J.
Me-Kechnie
on
Sberbrook
Averin
1
rear
of
Hnlhwell
giiruue,
it
lb
Avenue;
on
Thursday,
3Cth
Augusl,
at
2.30
p.m.,
eonit-ing
of
aramophonr.
Oak
Dit-ine
suite,
davenport.
enret.
chairs,
Singr
sewing
maehinr,
lino,
oak
bureau.
bed.
healer,
etc.
IMiilpotl
A
l.'vill.
Aur-tioneers.
too
FOR
SALK
CJioiot
walerfrftii;
properly
!'3t25.
Fiw
roomeil
furnished
house
In
ginidcondi
lion.
OatrnUy
loented.
Irl
83,)00
cash.
Write
.iwnr.
ItoiiS,
Petersburg,
Ataka.
FOIl
SALE.
Itnnch
In
Naa
Val
ley,
very
reasonable;
or
may
Iruile
for
good
fasboat
w
liveiok.
J.
T
aner,
A
He
Ami.
It.:.
Full
SALF
Hudson
motHr
in
first
elas
condition:
fine
fot
pleasure
txial.
Snap.
Apply.
Uo
318.
Daily
New
Offlee.
FOIt
SAI.K.
Hoiel
Masselt.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
eauv
for
selling.
Apply
William
Hud'on,
Massett.
It.C.
TV..NT
FOR
SALK.
New
this
year
and
used
only
one
week
Price
(.
Pulleii,
Daily
News.
$15.00
PF.lt
MONTH
buys
a
plendid
view
lot
on
tirnham
Aver.ue.
Walker
s
Music
Store
FOH
SALK-
-Largo
modern
houe
splendidly
located.
Apply
0
P.
Tinker.
TO
RENT
FOR
RF..NT.
Larson
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
Kal;
six
room
niodorn
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
prcmisp
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue.
FOH
nKXTi
Newly
decorated
house,
two
bedrooms.
20.00.
Apply
215
Fourth
Ave.
Ii.
FOn
rtlNT.-
Four
room
suits,
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smlti
A
Mallet.
MODF.IIN
HOrSR
ror
rant
Five
rooms
and
baih
Monro
Ilros.
BOARD
AND
'ROOM.
HOARD.
-
The
Inlander,
833
Second
Avenue
Phone
137.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKKLSK
LODOK,
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelse
lilhia
Hot
Springs.
Lilhia
is
one,
of
th
.
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Hood,
fly
fishing
ror
rainbow
trout
In
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terrace.
J.
Hruce
Johnstone.
manaer.
MISCELLANEOUS
1500
M(lNIHLOrfinxi3?i
MAO
IP.
OAS.
.00
ranVliafs
33
gallons
gasoline.
No
car.
bon.
Ouaranleed
harmless,
Proven
merits.
Your
name
on
cans.
Wrile,
quick
for
par.
liculars
and
proof
of
(hi
statement,
p.
..
Lefebvre
A
Co..
Aleiandrln.
Ont..
Canada.
suenow
nre
your
rhapces
mr
inn
inixeii
doiiiiies?
He
Topplnl
My
most
dan-
;gernus
opponent
Is
In
love
with
mr
partner.
JMZZ
J
Articles
Lost'
and
Found,
&c
AQENTS
WANTED.
W.NTi:i.
A
Man
for
an
Un-
usual
Agency.
Darwin
Limited
established
1U
yeXr
operating
a
chain
of
Ladle'
lleady-lo-Wear
Shops
in
Mont
-
runt
and
lllluu-n.
am
nrnv
.t.!'"'
,
,
,,
,
'
nuniHU
Ii
tending
their
opera'
ions
so
a
.
k
reaeh
eery
part
or
Canada.
"ihTJkT.
;
This
Mn
a
golden
opportun-
l"r
yKst:y
ily.
or
reliable
men
ami
women1
Ut
handle
our
exetuvn
line
oft
Ladie'
Ueady-lu-YV-ur
Clolhe.
Helling
fJiterb-nie
imi
neces
sary-
if
ymi
mean
i:i:ne
will
teach
you
!nw
Our
Fall
line
t
now
ready,
thi!-
sellmtr
Ailtril
is
a
real
'
l'a!i.in
Slmw"
in
a
ueal
portfolio.
tiil
won.
defnl
Ouiru
is
Fre
W
rdia
Me
rftprlIK.
Write
onmtell
us
aNtuI
ywursclf
arnl
Ihe
lerritery
ymi
twai'.
net
our
nmaiing
prfinosUini.
Ilftltcr
do
it
umv
laler
may
1m
loo
late.
Itarwtiii
UmlletL
Iepl.
35.
Ibix
612,
Montreal,'
Que.
EXCEPTIONAL
BARQAIN8
in
USED
CARS
I
fl
Ford
l.iglii
Delivrry
from
.
;r.0ftnp
I
Frd
Tmlor
Se.lan
....
fami.oo
1
Old
Five
Pasenger
,Touring
lAOO.OO
Fonl
overhauling
ami
repair-1
".JjJLV'"
H'lrtU
dtre
mg
at
flat
rale
pric.
Cylinder
reboring
and
nprrindlng.
Drake
IlnM
by
machinery,
llallery
charging.
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
In
all
General
Motors
Products
WltKCKINii
SFHVICR
DAY
AND
MiiHT
Phone
52
FREE
INSPECTION
Why
run
your
car
when
It
Is
nol
operating
properly?
It.
means
ailded
expense
later
Oel
ready
for
ralney
nnd-misiy
weather
make
an
insistent
call
to
have
your
motor
and
brakes
up
in
lip-lop
cnndillfin.
First
class
work
guaranteed
by
Skilled
Mechanics
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTDn
AuthorUed
Ford
Sales
and
Service
FORD
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODQE
Mrautirully
situated
noar
Ferry
Landing
Altitude
2115
feet.
Oamplng
and
Fishing
Trips
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAMLK
with
proiltirn
FIlKEHl
FltOM
TIIK
FAUMr
1
Tn,"A,Tplp
to
the
Lake
Counlry
this
year.
Fnr
reservations,
wrlle
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
I.nke.
H.C.
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
fleorge.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude,
bakers
at
your
disposal
nnv
lime,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Blook.
Acroii
from
Empress
Ilolel.
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