Matters
in
connection
with
tin
transfer
of
police
authority
lu
l
ii
i
euy
i
nun
municipal
to
pro
vincial
'control
weriV-
Tc-elnei
al
Jasl
n'ktht'ft
council
.m'cejinj
wijli
somVYIiffiMviu'e
of
opfiifon
wlion-
he
recommendation
of
J
ho
policed
"commission
(
h
a
t
month.
salary
be
granted
lo
Chief.
Tickers
and
two'
weeks
to
each
of
-the
retiring
con
stables
.
was
accepted
and
the
account,
or
$50
from
L.
AY.
Pat-more
for
legal
advice
lo
tin
policejqpnimission
iif
connection
with
the
validity
or
the,
transfer
was
passed.
Divisions
were
re
corded,
in
both
instances.
AVluVn
Hie
question
of
tie
ad
ditional
sajary
grants
came
up,
Aid.
Perry
moved
that
action
on
Hie
same
be
deferred
as
all
members
of
the
council
we're
n'oi
present
,al
Hie
meeting..
Aid,
Jos.'
ilreer"
did
not.
think
that
any
obJcclion
could
betake!,
to
Oi'e
feconimendaliou.
'
He
wa"
In
favor
of-
accepting
the
re
commendation
and
felt
that
Hii
necessary
action
might
Je
lakeL
at
once."
Mayor
Newton
did
not
think
that
the
fact
that
all
Hie
aldermen
were
not
present
was
an,
reason,
for
holding
up
action
oi.
(he
recommendation.
He
"bul-lined
the
reasons
that
had
ac.
ualed
the
com'nfission
in
niaktiit
the
recommendation.
He
fel.
that
some
public
recognitioi.
nflglit
well
be
shown
the
service
.
that
had
been
given
by
the
retiring
police
force
especially
since
iU
me'nuVrs
rufolil
lose
some
tfrrw
before
being
absorbed
into
the
provincial.'
force.
v
,
's,ld.
Vtyfy
,
thQUhl
it
would
be
but
fair
to
have
the
whole
council
pfesepl
wlipii
the
mailer
.was
decided
upon.
i
Various
Opinions
i
Aid.
Larsen
felt
that
the.
re-
f
tiring
officers
would
be
but
get-
.
ling
their
due
in
lieu
of
the
ye.'uly
holiday.
Aid.
Casey
slated
that,
.as
-i.
general
principle,
lie
was
opposed
lo
granting
pay
in
lieu
of
holidays.
In
this
particular
case,
however,
he
was
in
favor
of
the
,
recommendation
as
a
matter
of
sympathy
for
a
body
of
men
who,
afler
having
given
of
their
best
for
many
years
in
carrying
'V.'3uhtifffdutfe!,
.
had
been''
dfsr
missed
for
no
just
cause
or
reason.
Aid;
.McKecbnie
was
opposed
Id
the
principle
of
Hie
recom-
irfendation
in
giving
salary
in
Hpu
of
holidays
and
staled
that
he,.
..would
.vole
against
tfic
re-
police
commission
liad
hut
dom.H
vitrlil
in
liLin'j
Hiij
fiiMI.,
Atan!
lo
ascertain
its
statu
in
Ih?
matter.
However,
if
the
council'
saw
fit
to
reject.
the
accnnnl
li
was
prepared
personally
to
foot
the
bill
if
the
other
members
of
Hie
commission
refused
lo
pay
their
share.
Aid.
I'erry
further
expressed
his
opposition
to
the
payment
ot
an
account
for
"unnecessary
advice."
...
Aid.
Casey
stated,
that,iiefqri-
the
police
commissioners
had
lecided
to,
seek
the
advice
of.ilr.
Pal
more
in
addition
to
that,
of
Mr.
Jones,
he
(Aid.
Casey)
vhad
lieen
con.4ii)lo1
and
he
hail
on-
ouraged
Hie
commissioners
h
o
uoing.
ne
reierre.i
10
,iiie
fact
that
i
was
not
infrequent
for
acts
of
legislature
such
as
was
involved
in
this
case
lo"
beftnrfi
event
vet
staged
in
Hril-round
ultra
vires
and
declaredly,
Columbia
will
take
place
iir
......
,um
i)t
mailer
wurw.
victoria
in
July
when
the
Vie-As
for
Mr.
Patmore's
account,
toria
Ijiwii
'lenni
Club
will
nut
he
had
at
first
llmught
tlial
Ijiel,
ne'
ciiartipionskips
of
lfi-1
cnarge
or
was
excessive
niiL
after
he
had
pemseiF
the
rep'orl."
he
had
found
that,
a
good
deal
of
effort
"had
.been
expended
in
compiling
it
and
he
was
now
61
the
opinion
that
the
charge
was
but
a
fair
one..
Further
lie
.believed
that
if
the
matter
wa
taken
to
court
It4
would
lie
found
that
the
police
commission
hail
sufficient
authority
to
incur,
the
expense
involved.
r
Aid.
Jos.
Greer
slated
that
he
was
oppdsefl'To'ThVITccounf
being
paid.
He
saw
no
reason
why
tjie
police
commission
shoni(
(?.r
beyond
jfr.
Jorje,s
for
rfdvlee'
m-less
.Mr.
Jones
had
specificall-reipiested
that
it
do
so.
H
seconded
Aid.
Perrj-'s
motion
ttial
the
account
be
not
paid.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Mayor
Newton,
Mr.
Jones
stated
that
the
police
commission
hail
no-
authority
,
to
Incur,
ejcpendli
lure.
Tlie
duly
6
ft
lie
prtUcV
commission
was
to
govern
the
city
police
force
anil
recommend
accounts
to
the
council
for
payment.
Unfair
Action
Mayor
Newton
fa
id
the
council
it
saw
fit
lo
do
-so
and,
and,
If
if
nee'es-
ay
it
1
He
felt,
however,
that
H
wcuild
be
unfair
action
oh
tfie
part
of
the
council
to
lepudiate
the
ac
count.
f)n
the
vole
being
taken,
Aid.
Casey
v
,ld.
McKechnie
anil
Aid.
c'ommeifda'Hoh.
In
ijoing
so,
he!"!'!
vote
the
account
oWn
it
wished
lo
make
it
clear
that
there
was
no
personal
feeling
involved.
He
seconded
Aid.
Perry's
motion
(hat
the
maltei
lie
VaTd
over
until
the
full
mern-
lerslilp
of
tlje
council
was
present.
v
Aid.
Casey
moved
in
amend-rniyit'
Hial.
.the
repoiiimendiifioli
of
the
police
commission
lie
cojif'tiVred
ii!
and
Aid.
Jos.
fireer
seconded.
"
On
the
vote
being
taken,
Aid,
Casey's
amendineir.
carried,
those
In
favor
of
It
be
ing
Aid.
Casey,
Aid.
Jos.
(ireer
and
Aid.
I.aisen
with
AM.
Perry
and
Aid.
McKecbnie
opposed.
Patmore's
Bill
I.
V..
I'atfnoie's
tdll
for
50
in
gfv'fng
nivice
16
the
pollc-s
commission
came
up
in
connec
lltn
with
the
passing
of
the
ac
counts.
Aid.
Perry,
in
moving
(hat
the
account
be
nol
paid,
slated
that
be
s;lw
no
reason
why
the.
city
i
should
bo
called
upon
lo
lo
pay
for
oulsiilq
legal
advice
when
It;
f
was
payfng'a
cily
solicitor
ni
'
good
salary
for
the
very
purpose
'
of
'..furnishing
such
advice.
If
the
police
conimissjon
was
not
satisfieiF
with
Mr.
Jones'
advice,
the
memlicrs
should
pay
the
bill
p
personally
for
an
outside
opin-"
lone
He.
was
.strictly
opposed
to
-
Ah'c.
cHy
paying
,
Mr.
PalmOre's
bill,
v
i
...
Mayor
Newlpn
submitted
argu-
i
mentito
Justify
the
course
of
the
ponce
commission
in
Having,
;
smiight
Mr.
Patmore's
advice
to
siipplemenl
Unit
of
Mr.
.tones.
No
disrespect
of
Mr
.lone'
opinion
had
been
intended
but
;
II
was
well
known,
how
legal
(ipihloris
often
differed;
Tn.
fairness
to
all,
particularly
thosu
who
had
been
opposed
lo"
-
Ilia
change
of
policing,
he
felt
thy
i.:iri.iiri
'iiivnrciji
in
it
n'irmuni
nr
......
...v
...w
JJH.-.H'
VJIi...
,.k.-
j.i
..
tbo
account
and
AM.
nreer
andR'J
'
Pl'V.V'i'f''
al,
"
Ald.
Perry
opposed
ii
Aid."
Stephen,
Aid.
.Hrownnd
Md.
'.
J.
(Ireer
were
not
pre
sent
al
Hie.
meeting.
Mntorsliip
Iiellingtiam,
Cap
Anderson,
arrived
in
port
(hi
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
a
carload
of
fresh
halibut
foi
shipment
East
over
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
Good
for
f9
'
T
yl
'mtj&Ty
makes
(r
Wv
them
smile
y
.
it"
sure
(I
J
worth
while
Yjevery
meal
tu
.
SPORT
CHAT
I'oHowin.!
tlie
I'ftcenl
Yiefhria'
Way
eelebralioib
at
Yaiiderhoof
when
a
big
delegation
of
athlrles.
including
a
Wteball
tain,
frninj
Uurns
Lake
was
enterlaiiW'd.
the
.Yechako
Chronicle
of
Yander-
iioor,
puitiisnen
an
emionai
01
sport
and
friendship."
It
sad
in
part:
"There
should
bh
more
I'lieotirageineht
for
spart.
at
tractions
between
the
towns
along
the
Canadian.
National
lt:iilwny
line
han
has
Win
pre-
ulunl
ir
IKa
ff.a.
Thvlnp
nil
avenue
wliereby
a
better
under-
r
slandintr
is
created
among
tin
Ipeopte
and
.furtlierjuore,
they
ar.
srtvod
business."
Prohahlv
Hip
most
imrMrtant
liominlon
and
also
of
ItritU
t
Columbia.
Prominent
lnn'
players
from
all
over
Canada
as
well
as
some
from
Hie
Ameri-
pan
Pacific
slope
will
be
.pre
sent
and
there
will
be
some
real
Interesting
competition.
The
Victoria
club
Is
going
whole
ueariedly
into
the
matter
of
making
preparations
for
the
event
And.
much
energy
and
ex
panse
is
being
devoted
in
con
nection
therewith.
The
matches
will
lake
place
at
Hie
Willows
i-ourls
where
a
new
grand
stand
is
being
erected.
DUTY
OF
NATION
TO""
1
MOTHERS
SET
FORTH
Klwanls
Hear
President
of
American
College
of
Surgeons
Discuss
Disease
MONTIIRAL.
May
31.
Can-
andian
Press
.
Segregation
ol
Mie
feeble-minded;
eradication
oi
venereal
disease;
elimination
of
starvation
wages
to
shop
alrl
and
others;
betterment
in
slum
living
I'ondiiions,
and
Hie
introduction
of
national
lawrf
re
lieving
prospective
inollinrs
from
work
for
a
certain
period,
were
foreshadowed
by
Dr.
YV.
Y.
Chip
man,
-whu
is
president
of
the
American
College
of
Sungeons.
and
gynaecologist
of
the
Hoyal
Victoria
Hospital,
addressing
the
Kiwatifs
inub
tm
tfie
fpbiiibll-
'0
Its'iiTOihers,
If
the
wrtroi
(s
to
proffrfts-i.
Wch
Wccesslve
(JneTraHon
rmisf
ne
netier
Itian
Hie
last,
ileetareil
Dr.
Cliipman.
".Vnd
the
mothers
of
one
generation
largely
deter
mine
the
children
of
the
next
in
physical,
.mental
and
moral
cali
bre.
Nothing
can
take
the
place
.of
well-ordered
and
affeclionati
lionie
life.
Compared
with
that
schools
or
whatever
kind
are
umparntively
uninipnr
t
a
n
I.
.ould
'
we
but
segregate
the
reeble-mlndcd,"'
Ir.
Chipman
venl
on,
"could
we
but
eradicate
venereal
diseases,
fully
half
of
ur
social
troubles
wrtuli!
be
nred
at
the
(beginning.
And
this
will
be
so.
This
must
be
so
when
at
last
.we
call
a
spade
s
spade,
and
our-ostrie.k-like
com-
I'lacticy
is
replaced
by
common
sense."
FLORIDA
REAL
ESTATE
IS
DUE
FOR
A
FLOP
(Kdmonton
Itiillelirn
Mr.
Habson's
report
ore.
Florida
takes
a
much'
mora
onTfrhirftte.
view
of-Hie
prospect's
if
lhat
man;
iiiiin
iiiusi
iji
inose
WHO
have
investigated?.:
Jonifllons
there.
lie
looks
for
Tl"
Jo)
Continue
to
undergo
larJ
"delop-ment,
but,
so
far
as
real
ostale
speculation
Is
concerned,
it
Is
tuile
dead.
Peventy-five
per
cent
of
the
lots
which
were
disposed
t.
.
V
anted
For
Sale
FerJRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIE
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
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wants
work,
any
jj-
:r.
an
nour-
p,)0n
.
Hlack
vi.
I
it
WAXTKH.
Young
girl
for
light
housitu
i
v
Apply
Mrs.
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200.
t
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Cafe.
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ami
Alexnml'-r.
Hilly
last
heard
of
al
Mirror.
Alberta
in
101.1..
Sandy
at
Winnipeg
in
1
0
1
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Their
failier
has
passed
awa
ai
Gyiarm,
Herald,
Sask.
ii
they
will
comitlunicate
wilU
their
b'rpHiiM-
James
MrliugU-lan.-tOnald,
?ak.,
will
he.at
iMthflilllnK
to
their
advanlasc.
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w.
KUMMiqt,
.
imp
at
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Lake
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,
openi
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e
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particular
.li'ply
Mrs.
K.
K.
Ilirnre.
Sinllhois.
n.c.
TO
RENT
POll
HEM'.
hursen
building
a
I7i
Ilfiini
Avenue
Kast;
ir
rooui
.
inodern
.
flat
with
'bathroom
Itnd
workshop
premise,
on
street
Ifoor.
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OH
ItKjfr.
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seven
roomed
modern
house
at
130
Kiftu
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YY'est.
Heady
July
i.
For
lyirlirular.
phone
:lted
7i'Q.
!
Oil
IlKNT.
Furnished
cotlaK
'
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Lakd
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T.
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Hayinonfl,
Ifox
133,
Sniither,
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13
OH
ItK?rr.
Modern
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roomed
flay
Willi
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range,
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Hro.
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.4,fOnc
furnisheil.
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Iasl.
If
UIlNISIIHI)
Housekeeping
Itooms
to
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by
the
day,
week
or
monlti.
Phone
lied
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PIANOS
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al
ft.do
per
montii
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ti
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830
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137.
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Rooms
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Furnished
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j'fllnier
Hptise.
If
LOST.
LOSf,
alerting
ullver
engine-liirni
.i
Ifversharp
pencil.
Find
er
wit)
he
.
rewarded
on
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liirning
to
Daily.
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or
telephoning
Urepn
023.
LOST.
rJi'wtiie
camera
between
i.nties
ews
Stand
and
Post
Office.
.Finder
plense
phone
Hi
He
333.
-
.
i
of
iliiringfthe.
pjsL
twii
year's
were
sold
!o
lfro"so
who
never
inlerwleil
to
use
tiffin!.
,
So
far
there
has
been
no
irefk
In
prices,
he
slate,
irfftvone
of
treniendous
proporti.mt
wTlI
bo
witnessed
if
spiMMirntoVjJ
a'r.e.
forced
'.
to
sell
In
a
marki
f
wfiern
there
are
no
buyer..
Mrs.
iny
-McKiuley
arrived
in
Hie
citv
from
Alice
Arm
mi
II.
n
jCardena
Jyeslerday
afternoon
i
.
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i
;...
.
i
FOR
SALE
1'Olt
SAI.K
-28
foot
fish
boat,
7W
h.p.
Vulcan
engine,
on
year
old
I950.00
20
foot
r,
thin
cruiser,
tiew
12
h.p.
engin--
priced
al
fOSO.00
2d
font
cabin
cruiser,
15'li.p.
oil
engfne
.,.
II.Jfln.QO
Small
speeder
with
Ford
en
gine,
priced
at
9S5O.0O
20
h.p.
llulTalo
engine
?flff0.00
40
h.p.
Sludebaker
engine,
tSOO.OO
fi
h.p.
(Junranlee,
pricb
25.00
C
h.p.
kelleaberg
engine
.
ISOO.On
2
cylinder
10
h.p.
aulo
engine
.
.
llOOiJ"
4
Cylinder
Doifge
engine
wil
l
starter
4
llooMu
4
cylinder
Chevrolet
cnvl?..'
with
starter
125.110
1000
feel
Vfc
Inch
lTaek
haul
cable,
price
Ce
pier
fool.
Weo
Meftregor
Saw,
fallrav
ami
Kueking
saws,
fJilehrti.1
Jaeks.
etc.
Northern
I'xehange,
213
Seeond
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
SALFLor
HenL
TOurts-Holel
at
Terrace,
n.C.
Twelve
rooms
fiirnisheil.
furnace
heal.
electric,
light,
eleelric
pump
hath,
reptauraiil,
kitflhen,
barroom',
three
room
furnlshel
cottage,
two
lots.
Rent
5.00
per
month
or
will
sell
on
rclf-sonabte
lprm.
Apply
Mfn.
J
A.
McHougall,
Tourist
Hotel.
Terrac,
II.C.
ILVSK
FOR
SAI.lt
l
lrnr
Creek,
II.C,
seven
acnes
under
cultivation,
apple,
cherrlen
and
strawberries;
six
roomed
log
house
ami
outbuildings;
pot
offiee
on
premises.
Immediate
possession.
Nomina!
renl.
,lso
for
stle,
two
cow,
forty
chicken,
furniture
and
implements.
Apply
Dally
NVw-nfflce.
I
Jrt
FOR
SALK
Doubli-
corner
Slxlh
Avenue
and
Hunstntilr
Slrepl.
opposite
Rink.
YY'liat
otTers'
Apply
Hflx
308
Dally
News
office.
FOR
SALH.
Ifio
nitres
good
wheal
land.
Central
Alberta;
fid
acres
beet!
cultlvWd.
Cheap
for
cash.
Annlv
Hot
337
Dally
sNewj)fijce;
J37
FOfl
SALK.
Five
rrforned
mb'd-
erri
bungalow
'
and
two
lot.-.;
close
In.
12000.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
McClymonl.
tf
FOR
SALF..
Secondhand
furnl-
uro
nnd
restaurant
fixtures
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
lit
Third
Avenue,
FOR
SALi:.
DinlnR
room
suite.
range
nnd
other
furniture.
Phone
lllaek
112.
I13K
Secppd
Avenue.
20
CANAR1KS.
--lerm.'ili
imnoi-le.'l
slock.
Belling
nut.
Singers
from
!7.r0.
Phone
187.
120
IIOl'SK
and
Three
Lot
for
SAle
Apply
025
F.ighlh
Avenue
Fast
MOTOR
Cycle
for
sale.
Phone
.18
7,
.,.,
imj
FOUND
FOUND.
Three,
key
on
ring.
.-
Apply
Daily
News
office.
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
FFTIIKRSTONHAUOII
iv
CO.,
the
old
eslAbllshed
firm.
Patenls
and
trademark
In
all
coun-Iries.
Free
booklet.
Vancouver
office
I0IK
Roger
Ituild-..
P,,"I'R
Seymour
3790,
Manager.
Ernest
k.
Carver,
registered
allorney.
oilier
office
Otlawa,
YVashinglon
and
.
principal
cities.
Mill
I
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1926
Un
G4
IVnir.
rtt
t,wr4
D
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Found,
Lost
Articlri
and
&c
for
lets
than
50c
AUTOMOBILES
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a
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with
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emeni
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Motui
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smart
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power
and
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ill.
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dependability.
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afford.
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S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealer
210
Second
Avenue.
-
TAXI
,
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
nr
Oul)
Six
and
Seven
Parnger
Slmle
bakers
al
your
dipoiM
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block,
Aero
from
FmpreM
.Hotel.
FURNITURE.
New
a
n
.1
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
YVe
Ituy.
Sell
and
Kx
rPhange
New
and
Secondhatnl
Hoods.
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PAPADOPULOS
S?
TblM
.ve
"irtft
til'
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Henson's
Sludi'o.
H)OL
MFALS.
(lijoi)
OAKIIH
Cotfee.
or
Tea
Served.
II
HAL
HOMK
COOKKD
MR.M.S
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress..
Phone
0fi3.
WOOD.
IJ'ry
Mixed
Wood
40.00
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
10.50
a
load.
Cm
(o
anv
length.
Kindling,
17.00
a
loail.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
7.00
n
load.
A.
ISAACSON
Phone
lllrirk
4fl
Seal
Cove,.
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RUPERT
TIDES
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June
2
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3
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20:02
p.m.
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June
4
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21:01
p.m.
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