last
night
between
St.
Andrew's
andjpeg
has
been
picked
up
in
England.
Grand
Terminals
was
not
played
but
ths
'
although
they
hare
been
heard
before
a
former
team
is
practically
assured
of
;
far
south
as
the
Isle
of
Pines
and
as
the
victory,
being
ahead
in
the
four
'
far
west
as
Haiku.
Hawaii,
games
by
an
aggregate
score
of
778
to!
C24.
nte
games
played
last
night
resulted
as
follows:
Pred
Pyle
(St.
Andrew's!,
200:
P.
O'-Dsnnell,
124.
Beri
Morgan,
200;
H.
Corbett,
139.
M.
M.
McLachlan,
178;
Prank
Zlernan.
'
200.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
200:
D:dt
Howe.
161.
The.
fifth
game
Percy
Tinker
vs.
Charlie,
Balagno
will
be
played
today.
r
LADIES'
WHIST
rn'il
of
nrt
Half
of
KeaMrn
find
Motre
l.ariir
treading
In
Standing
by
One
Point
'4
H
1
.
lAst
games
of
the
first
half
of
the
season
In
the
Ladles'
Section
of
the
Fraternal,
Whist
League
were
played
last
night,
results
being
as
follows:
8t.
George's
Ladles.
5;
Orange
Ladles.
4
Moose
Ladies,'
6;
Pythian
Sisters.
1.
The
standing
of
the
teams
Is
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pts
Moose
Ladles
5
1
S
St.
Oeorge's
4
2
4
Pythian
Bisters
3
3
3
Orange
Ladles
0
6
0
-
T
i
SPORT
CHAT
When
Interviewed
regarding
the
re
port
that
he
would
go
East
next
season
to
be
president
of
the
proposed
American
Professional
Hockey
League,
Prank
Patrick.
Vancouver
hockey
magnate
would
neither
confirm
or
deny
the
re
port.
At
that,
the
general
Impression
on
the
.West
Coast
is
that
the
formei
president
of
the
old
P.C.
Hockey
Lea
gue
will
soon
be
connected
with
hockey
""in
the
East.
"The
tenth
annual
bonsplel
of'
the
Alberta
Curling
Association
will
be
started
Thursday,
February
3.
In
Edmonton.
The
annual
bonsplel
Is
always
a
feature
attraction
for
Edmon-
tonlans
every
winter.
The
spiel
this
ytar
is
scheduled
two
weeks
ahead
of
those
held
previously.
RETAIL
MERCHANTS
About
eighteen
ineir.
ers
of
the
Re
tall
Merchants'
Association
gathered
PAGE
FOUR
'itii:
DAILY
WEW?.
V,,i,
NO
SURPRISES
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
VtlLLr
T
LOOK
A
IP
I'M
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DADDV
MrtMATT-r3RO0H
HA
TT
OlD
VO
J
j
.
;-VAJHtmS
SHE
WENT
To
a
f
IN
BASKETBALL
THE
NaXT
AUOHRMAN
OMTHE
j
j
j
A3ED
MfO
HAVE
DINNER
J
I
mr4C-irt?
t
WriJlGCS?l
OFUDCC
PARTv
INDEPENDENT
TICKET-
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the:
DeMOCRVTrj
NEVER.
HEAR
THE
WORD
h
sruai
r
r-r
y
mtv
l
;itll
TERMINALS,
JKOTTO.
.MAPI.K
DEMOCRAT
-
?
RePOQLJ
CAN
I.KI
AMI
STARS
WERE
LAST
SINCE
I'V
t
.ONE
,
NHIIIT'S
IY1NM.R
IN
TH
Nt
.
t
party;
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a
M
J
I
II
I
II
ii
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w
I
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II
111
II.
X
r
n
-
v
Colt.
13:'
Stars
31.
te-
Ad&nacs.
10:
Maple
Leafs,
26.
4
''
Sons
of
Canada,
20:
Terminals,
28.
Orotto,
27:
Grand
Terminals,
22.
The
attendance
at
the
basketball
games
last
evening
was
very
good,
con-
i
slderlng
the
weather
conditions.
All
the
j
games
were
very
evenly
contested,
although
there
were
no
aurprlses
as
to
the
final
scores.
The
Sons
of
Sanada.
who
last
week;
made
such,
a
whirlwind
finish
in
their
Senior
League
fixture
with
the
Terminals
and
won
out.
were
last
nighri
vanquished
by
their
rivals.
The
game
was
well
contested
throughout.
The.
following
are
details
of
play:
JI'MOR
l.KACl
i:
Colts
E.
Ratchford.
5:
H.
MacDonald.
4:
R.
SUlker.
4;
It.
Irvine.
4:
O.
Vlereck.
Total,
13.
Stars
II.
HeUbroner;
W.
Patmore.
4:
M.
M.
Sakanoto,
9:
B.
Hunt.
4:
J.
Cur-rle.
4.
Total.
21.
Referee
Geo.
Mitchell.
Mines-
ixaoit
Adanacs
V.
Smith.
2;
E.
!alby.
3:
D.
Gosse.
2;
M.
Lancaster.
2:
A.
Mlnzgohr.
2.
ToUl.
10.
.
Maple
Leafs
Margaret
G
rails
ra,.,2;j
M.
Harvey,
4;
L.
Lowe.
10;
a
Harvey.
8;
H.
Grant.
2:
H.
Sim,
M.
Thompson.
ToUl.
26.
Referee
Geo.
Mitchell.
SENIOR
LEAOI
E
-
Sons
of
Canada
V.
Menzies.
8:
R.
Bartlett;
a.
Shenton.
4;
H.
Menzies.
2:
B.
Skinner.
I;
J.
Farquhar,
S:
D.
Gur-vlch.
Total.
20.
Grand
Terminals
P.
Howard.
8;
H.
Gordon,
4;
R.
Underwood;
S.
Gurvich.
8;
J.
McNulty,
8.
Total.
28.
.
Referee
Lee
Dell.
.
INTERMEDIATE
LE.WUE
Grotto
D.
Gurvich.
6:
W.
Wrathall.
10;
D.
Stalker.
10;
J.
Sim;
J.
Fraser,
V.
Meagher,
1.
Total.
27.
Grand
Terminals
R.
Smith,
4;
J.
McNulty,
12;
Y.
Katsuyama.
4;
C.
Thomson.
2;
S.
Gurvich.
T.
Kelsey.
Total.
22.
Referee
Lee
Dell.
LEAOtE
TABLE
The
league
standing
to
date
are
as
follows:
Senior
League
of
W.
D.
L.
Pts.
Elks
8
0
0
16
Native
Sons
..2
0
7
11
M
;
t
Terminals
3
0
6
6
!
Intermediate
League
a
Grotto
8
0
1
16
Terminals
4
0
5
8
Bankers
1
o
7
2
:
v
ladle'
League
Maple
Leafs
...
8
I
1
17
Adanacs
l
l
8
5
la
Junior
League
1
Colts
...6
0
3
,3
Stars
...5
0
3
j0j
Tuxls
Boys
I
0
5
2
'
THOUGH
TOURNEY
IS
is
NOT
COMPLETE,
SCOTS
ARE
ASSURED
A
WIN
One
game
Is
the
billiard
tournament
&
JUL
f
fC
Wh
kifcMri
'm-
ante-
Ir
l
JT
gJ-
1
JL
ll
-"sz
1
1
a
j
n-,,
"
I
for
their
regular
meeting
last
evening
at
6.30
In
the
banquet
room
of
the
Commodore
Cafe.
The
meeting,
which
was
presided
over
by
President
P.
H
Llnzey.
dealt
only
with
routine
matters
and
decided
to
keep
the
stores
op
in
the
evenings
during
Christmas
week
The
next
meeting
of
the
Association
will
take
place
early
in
the
new
year
when
oncers
for
the
ensuing
twelve
months
will
be
elected.
ENGLAND
HEARS
RADIO
IN
'PEG
LlVEItrOOL
.MAX
PICKS
VP
CONCERT
HKOADCASTED
IIY
C.N.IL
STATION
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
15.
The
Winnipeg
radio
station
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
has
been
heard
In
Liverpool.
England,
according
to
a
letter
which
was
received
yesterdayby
R.
H.
Roberts,
announcer
over
CNRW.
At
4.40
Sunday
morning.
November
21.
the
strains
of
"Mary
Lou."
being
broad-catted
In
Winnipeg
at
10.40
Saturday
evening.
November
30.
were
heard
by
Herbert
Jones
of
18
Monks
wen
Street.
Dingle,
Liverpool.
Mr.
Roberts.
In
look
ing
over
the
log
of
CNRW
in
verification
the
statement,
finds
that
"Mary
Lou"
was
one
of
the
items
included
in
the
program
of
November
20.
The
letter
from
Mr.
Jones
reads
as
f
ol-
lews:
-At
about
4.40
Oil.T.
I
picked
up
station
on
about
385
metres,
which
we
understood
to
give
the
call
alga
CNRW.
As
the
world's
radio
doas
not
give
the
items
I
picked.
I
should
like
to
know
whether
I
have
been
successful
in
picking
up
a
station
which,
while
on
lower
power
of
550
W
is
alsa
great
(Distance
away,
unfortunately,
although
your
strength
was
rather
good
and
I
was
troubled
wtth
fading,
and
xnUsed
most
of
the
announcement.
However,
one
Item
I
was
sure
of
was
an
instrumental
number
called
"Mary
Lou."
My
receiver
a
four
valve
straight
circuit."
The
radio
department
here
consulted
the
radio
log
kept
of
all
numbers
broadcasted
and
Identified
the
time
of
broadcasting
and
the
Items'
This
Is
the
first
time
that
the
Canadian
National
Railways
station
at
Wlnni-
GREAT-GREAT-GRAND
SON
OF
ROBT.
BURNS
DIED
IN
WINNIPEG
WINNIPEG,
Manitoba,
December
15.
A
great-great-grandson
of
the
Immortal
Robert
Burns.
Robert
Burns
Thomson,
of
Langruth.
Man.,
formerly
of
Win-
fiipege
was
burled
recently
in
Old
KlI-
sbbV&i
"OXO"
feeds
the
family's
needs
CHILDREN'S
PUZZLE
A
delight
to
every
child.
Two
picture
puzzles
in
one
72
pieces.
Sent
to
any
address
on
receipt
of
30
"OXO"
Cube
wrapper
a.
"OXO"
warms
and
strengthens
as
wtli
ai
feeds.
OXO
CUBES
The
Great
Beef
Economy
Tin
of
4
cubes,
15c.
Pneumonia
Left
Her
With
A
Bad
Cough
Mrs.
W.
R.
Bennett,
2S07
14th
St
West,
CaJjwry,
Alt,
write:
"Over
rear
ago,
tfore
my
twins
were
born,
I
had
aa
attack
of
pneumonia
which
left
me
with
a
very
had
eoujfh.
Beinjr
under
the
doctor's
ear,
la
tried
first
one
thin
ami
then
Mutter,
but
I
coughed
day
and
niHu
A
friend
brought
me
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
for
to
trj,
and
after
eoiigUri
for
two
months
and
taking
four
pjx
otmee
bottles
of
cough
rne,li-'
I
jjot
rid
of
my
cough
with
one
and
a
half
K..t1es
of
Dr.
Wood's
Xnnrav
Pin
Syrup."
Price
35.
per
little,
lar.-
family
sire
60c;
pat
op
only
by
The
X.
MJlbarn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto.
Out.
dorian
cemetery
beride
the
body
of
hat
lather,
another
Robert
Barns
'Thomson.
bo
died
In
Winnipeg
In
103.
Mr.
Thomson
was
born
In
OI$o
December
5.
1874.
and
Id
1884
came
to
Manitoba
with
his
family.
The
Scottish
port
had
a
daughter,
Elizabeth
Hystop
Bams,
who
was-
the
greawgrandmother
of
the
late
Mr.
Burns
When
only
sixteen
years
of
age.
she
married
John
Thomson,
a
soldier
Bight
children
were
born
to
Ur.
and
Mrs
Thomson,
amongst
whom
was
a
ya.
Robert
Burns
Thomson,
grandfather
of
J
.Manitoba
farmer.
The
graadlihe
nss
one
of
tbeJrotnor
Scottish
poets,
'ile
in
turn
had
a
son
who
was
also
christened
Robert
Bums,
the
father
of
the
late
Ur.
Thomson.
GARBAGE
BYLAW
NOT
TO
BE
VOTED
ON
Council
Ij't
Mint
Keelndnt
KolutU
Made
Karller
la
Year
When
Alderman
Joe
Oreer
moved
that
a
former
resolution
which
the
city
coun
cil
had
passed
some
months
previously
"that
the
present
system
tn
vbgue
for
the
collection
of
garbage
be
continued
u
the
end
of
the
year
and
that
the
citizens
then
be
asked
to
rote
on
It
at
the
next
civic
election,"
be
rescinded,
and
that
the
council
recommend
to
the
incoming
council
that
the
charge
for
same
be
paid
out
of
general
revenue.
.Mere
were
protests
from
Aldermen
Oasey
and
Stevens.
Alderman
Casey
was
of
the
opinion
that
it
was
not
good
business
to
Yeeom-mend
to
the
new
council
for
they
would
be
able
to
determine
the
best
course
after
they
sired
tip
the
financial
The
family
needs
good
food
especially
young
children.
"OXO"
is
good
food,
because
"
OXO
"
is
the
concentrated
nourishment
and
'goodness
of
prime
lean
beef
in
the
most
assimilable
form.
Add
"OXO"
to
your
meat-dishes
soups,
stews,
hash,
croquettes
and
see
how
much
better
they
taste
and
how
the
children
will
enjoy
them
I
Give
the
children
a
cup
of
hot
"
OXO,"
too.
when
thev
ran
tin
of
10,
30c.
I
'
position.
This
view
ws
shared
bv
'
Alderman
Stephens.
i
Aid.
Joe
Oreer
said
be
could
not
see
!
'he
miftakr
lii
makinc
a
neommeadauon
;
to
the
new
council
as
each
action
would
in
general
tend
to
make
tor
continuity
'
of
action
by
city
councils.
In
view,
how.iver.
of
the
ttreof
pro
I
teat
aftlnst
the
recommendation
he
withdrew
that
portion
and
simply
moved
j
that
toe
former
resolution
of
Ute
ooun-
ell
be
rescinded
This
vas
carried
QUEER
GAMES
ll.MIIW
.sT.iKKII
Ills
All.
(IV
HUH-H.
TAIL
h.l
MI
Mill;
IIVIMI
VXNNIPC1.
Dee
15
(By
CP
I
.
rbet
were
many
queer
game
of
chance
played
by
the
frontiersmen
of
western
Canada
and
the
Native
Indian
years
ago
and
to
the
collection
-rf
storks
has
been
added
one
by
Os4.
James
K.
Cornwall,
known
as
"Paoee
River
Jim."
told
by
the
veteran
at
a
,vi-toaher
banquet
here,
brly
0ya
In
the
remote
north
were
jotac
dscused
and
the
relative
merits
f
tndVns
as
experts
in
"draw
poker"
rere
aieaUoned.
I
think
I
witnessed
the
moat
araax-poker
biuC
ever
si
aged
la
the
history
of
the
tame."
Col.
Cornwall
jfesermtL,,
"It
V
atxMt
M
years
ao
tip
aeor
Oreat
SUve
Lake.
I
was
eerrytng
mail
or
the
lowernaaeat.
One
asght
I
wae
nought
la
a
dmtBg
btteaard
and
by
reai
esTort,
rskaaaged
to
reach
the
safe-y
at
atbsUan
krg
osbtn.
It
was
the
jiual
drbgy
one-room
shock.
la
one
corner
1st
a
aauaw
on
her
death-bed.
Otxting
it
the
floor
were
frve
braves
laying
pmkmr.
1
dnspecl
oa
the
floor
and
dM
am
arake
up
until
4
o'clock
the
nest
mora-
I
The
gtaaM
was
still
la
pregreas.
It
bed
been
running
for
two
days.
"The
owner
of
the
shack
and
the
of
the
dying
woman
was
ha-
bad
rue.
The
other
bucks
hsd
his
money,
his
doge,
rifle
and
raetleslly
an
hi
personal
belenglags.
But
you
would
never
have
suspeeted
rt.
He
was
as
cool
as
a
cueumbrr.
A
big
pot
developed.
The
owner
of
the
shack
got
mixed
up
la
It
He
wagered
every-thrag
he
had
left
bat
the
betting
con
tinued
The
buck
studied
his
cards
and
then
leaned
over
to
his
squaw
who
was
covered
by
a
single
Hudson's
Bay
blanket.
He
showed
her
his
hand
and
told
her
he
wanted
to
bet
the
blanket.
The
dying
woman
consented.
"Into
the
pot
the
blanket
went.
On
the
draw
the
shack
owner
played
paf
while
the
remaining
players
drew
tdi.
He
bet
the
shack
on
his
last
blunge
and
the
rest
of
the
players
tossed
in
their
hands.
"Curious
to
know'
what
poker
hand
would
induce
even
an
Indian
to
part
mth
the
blanket
that
covered
bis
dy
ing
wife.
I
picked
up
the,
winning
hand.
It
was
a
bobianl
flus'ri,'"
A
bobtail
flush
M
a
varuelw
hand
in
draw
tpoker.
having
only
four
of
the
requisite
five
cards
ail
of
the
same
suit.
UTILITIES
SURPLUSES
REPORTED
TO
COUNCIL
Lights
MioMrri
I'rnflt
of
U.Vl
111)1
Trlrplionrs
f4'lil
The
report
of
the
utilities
superln
tendeni
read
at
the
council
meeting
last
i
iht
abowrd
a
surotus
In
the
light
rir,rtment
of
1J-JH)2
for
the
month
nf
November.
Aid
Brown,
in
commenting
on
the
surplus,
said
that
there
had
been
sev
eral
things
which
assisted
in
the
favor
able
showing.
The
dry
dock
and
the
elevator
had
been
large
users
during
the
month,
the
latter
account
amount
lng
to
over
tl.COO.
In
addition
to
this
the
superintendent
had
been
able
to
operate
the
dry
dock
plant
cheaper
than
he
had
formerly
estimated.
The
domMtir
requirements
had
also
been
larger
niring
the
month
and
tbls
-all
assists'
m
creating
the
favorable
re.
turn.
The
letum
of
the
Utilities
Superln
irnoent
(or
the
month
also
showed
a
urplus
in
the
telephone
department
of
008.81
HOTEL
AKUIVAI-S
I'rlnrr
lluiiert
Mr
r
n.
Flewin
and
Mrs
J,
Oarr,
Pr'
R
ni)vm
J
8,
Rogers
Prince
Ru
t1
W
A
Talbot
Anyox
J
Aubiary
I
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
FOIt
SALE
TOR
SALE.
FOUR
ROOM
HOUSE.
fully
modern,
glass
veranda.
12,500
Oaah.
1600.
Botanee
119
per
month.
Hive
roam
house
with
bath.
Beeeath
Avenue,
lloo.,.
Only
tXO
caeti.
Balance
to
area
age.
he
our
llt
of
other
pro
ties
for
Sole.
TIIIO,
COLLAIrT
LTD.
Westlsalme
Theotre
Week.
FOR
SAIJEL
TO
CLOSK
OUT
AN
LB-Ute,
we
are
auUwried
to
sell
sever.!
lots,
some
tefrners.
harbor
view,
and
on
eewer.
Prteet
low
and
term
from
IIOOO
monthly.
Enquire
T.
Mcqymont.
If
INSTANTLY
I
YOU1X
HAVE
TO
COMB
ajamptag
If
you
waai
thte
comfy
j
lsr,
a)xreomaad-bUi
for
Xmsx.
,
Four
btoeks
freoi
Post
OAee.
Buy
It
the
inetslmeat
way.
O.
C.
Walker.
POR
SALE.
tea
raised
deck
oaMn
cruiser,
praetloany
eaeapiete
and
ready
Car
teuttonln;
ejsfiae
InMeUed.
Apply
Box
10.
muy
Kewe
aCVee.
T
rOR
8A1X-IHI81I
STTER
PUPS.
SIX
wioks
old.
H
each.
Beoa
eeestwfa.
Phone
Oreest
284.
UM
Dwrraa,
the
Prteeta.
Seeenth
Avenue
Iksi.
70
SNAP
POR
OASH.
-
QUARTEIl
CITI
send
ek
dlxUa
room
suite.
Phoa
23
day
time
or
Blue
2M
evteuofs
t
2M
FOR
SALfc?X
PIANO.
PRACTIQALLY
aw.
Apply
earner
Fulton
s4
Sixth
Aeonue
over
Sunrise
Oroeery.
s
WHT
NOT
HAVE
M
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ICt
PIANOs
and
phooogrspos
for
rent.
Walker's
Mume
aante.
If
FOK
KENT
FOR
RENT.
THtRTT
ROOU
EQUIP
ped
hoteL
Ootsg
eoneetn.
WriU
Box
H2
Dally
News
Oface.
U
FOR
RENT.
WARM
HOUSE
WITH
two
bedrooms.
Central.
Apply
SIS
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
SUITE
Phone
IS,
Mussallrm
Oroeery.
IIOAKI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
810
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1S7.
FUKXITOKK
AM)
KAN.iKS
FOR
CHRI8TMA8!
DIMNO
ROOU
suites.
Chesterfield
suites,
walnut
beds
with
coll
springs;
drovers,
ehlf-fonleres,
lounge,
carpeu.
linoleum,
and
linoleum
Tflfn.
-Toys
of
-
every
description.
A.
kfuKenrle.
Furniture.
Phone
TT3.
LOST
LOST.
OOU
CRESCENT
BROOCH
set
with
pearls
between
Westholme
Theatre
and
Federal
block.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
omce.
Clout.
J.
S.
Wilcox.
Oeorge
H.
Ilodgers
and
C.
A.
Pierre.
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Rev.
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F.
Rushbrook.
Port
Esslngton;
Judge
Robertson.
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Oeorge;
W.
II.
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James
Richmond.
Ter-race:
B.
Wax,
Calgary
.
Mawiy
Mr.
E.
F.
Dudoward.
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Simpson
Central
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Bay
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the
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fse
ins
word
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by
til
druitmi
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
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Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
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Hit
It.
R.
I.VOIJmOS
nilltOr-Ktl-lOK
trtt
Third
tirnue.
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tWU
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House
calls
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or
other
blemtshes
any
more
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nr.
HUrk
fit
ltBSTAUKANTS
noon
i:ah
rtii:
Mrs.
Unger.
PropnetrrM
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
(iniMl
Home
f'naked
.Meals.
Phone
nisrk
73
mn.iLS
m
i
hi.
itri.nt.
"Scalier
Sunshine
with
Otads"
(Hie
(iUitloll
iibIIm
for
rbrMms
and
make
yotsr
friends
glad
lor
years
to
eome
rrnu.
chkhtm
h
ptrKturM
8
1.
an.
Sl-Vl.
SLOO.
tUM
and
up.
Write
for
prtee
IU4
I,
ti.
Mer
it
Ml
P.O.
Box
87S.
tirronit.
nr.
FUllS'
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
ftE-
modelled.
Raw
stint
leaned
and
dreMwd.
Mall
orders
promptly
attend
ed
to.
Mrs.
F
Tarr.
231
Bmadway
East.
Vancouver
anothku
ih0
kkduction
in
ciikvhoi.ct
co.m.mkkciai.
caii
pricks
1-1S
Ton
Utility
Express
Chassis
82J
00
H
Ton
Light
Delivery
Chaaata
CI000
Touring
and
Roadster
I
SIS
00
Sport
Roadster
$
8A0JM
Ooaeh
and
Ooupe
1102000
rdsn
II1JSM
Laadau
...
HISS
00
ir.i
cnn
iitMi
1
Ford
Light
rllverv.
oren
body
I
7S00
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
panel
.body
.,
1110
QD
1
Ford,
Llglvt
Delivery,
starter
equipment
IJiODO
1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment,
tsoo'oo
1
Oldsmobtle
S-psvwienger
Tour
n.
J22
1400
00
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
bh
new
and
used
car
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIBN
RAKARK
Dealers
In
radllar.
MrlantMln.
OikUn.l.
tSmlMe
Olilmnltlle
ami
Chrtrnlet
Cars.
I'linne
St
NOIV
ll
7
UK
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering.
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather?
Wc
have
several
new
models
on
hsnd.
prices
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
term
art
available.
t'.Hi:n
ci(
Two
Ford
Belt
Starter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
One
Ford
Truck
Snap.
One
Chevrolet
Light
rDllvery-Ooort
.
running
order.
'
Make
us
an
offer.
S.
E.
I'AHKEIt
I.TI).
lomi
iu:i
i:n
TAXI
I'linne
f,7
Taxi
(Call
GeorKc,
Paul
or
fiunt)
Six
and
Sewn
I'a.enjfer
Stutlo-bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
HOSS
I1IIOS.
POOIs
KOOM
Alt-ekf
r
Hlock.
(Across
from
Empress
Ilot'l)
WATK
NOTKx
TAK.'r.'"4
V!"
whose
add!'
Rupert.
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r.i
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lease
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