LAKELSE
HOT
SPRINGS
VERY
POPULAR
RESORT
,
Brine
Johnstone,
Who
Has
Moved
Into
'
Terrace
for
Winter,
Keorts
Successful
Season
TERRACE,
Oct.
26.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
Bruce
Johnstone
moved
Info
town,
from
the
LakeUe
Hot
Springs
Hotel
on
Frl
day
and
are
now
living
in
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal,
south
of
town.
They
have
spent
quite
a
successful
tourist
season
at
the
Hot
Springs,
which
are
gradually
becoming
better
known
and
deservedly
popular.
With
the
completion
of
the
provincial
highway
within
the
next
year
or
two
and
the
continuation
of
the
government
road
right
through
to
the
hotel,
these
hot
springs
will
undoubtedly
attract
..many
tourists
to,
this
section
of
the
country.
After
an
absence
of
several
years
in
the
south,
Mr.
Johnstone
has
been
in
active
charge
again
this
last
summer
and
has
made
many
Improvements
In
the
hotel
which
will
now
comfortably
accommodate
quite
a
number
of
guests.
Remembering
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnstone's
hospitality
of
former
years
their
many
friends
and
patrons
In
the
north
were
very
pleased
to
see
them
take
over
the
management
again
this
year.
TERRACE
Mrs.
M.
Cramer
and
family
arrived
recently
from
St.
Paul.
Minnesota,
to
Join
Mr.
Cramer.
They
Intend
to
settle,
here.
Howard
Wame
has
Installed
-his
radio
In
the
living
rooms
of
Dr.
Turpel,
In
the
Sundal
block
.
A.
R.
Sliver
of
Vanderhoof,
la
acting
as
assistant
the
ONA.
station
here
during
the
absence
of
E.
T.
Brooks.
J.
Kanglgaarden
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
a
business
visitor
her
at
the
end
of
the
week.
He
Is
a
nephew
of
th
lute
Ole
Jensen,
one
of
the
early
pioneers
of
the
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Monsell
and
family
have
moved
Into
the
-living
rooms
be
hind
the
store
recently
vacated
by
Halt
Bros.
Owing
to
the
closing
of
the
Trlnca
Rupert
schools.
Miss
Esther
Moore
returned
to
her
home
here
on
Thursday.
Oeorge
after
a
Rupert.
Little
returned
on
Saturday
short
business
trip
to
Prlnc
John
Warne
returned
to
Terrace
on
Saturday
from
Anyox
where
he
ha
spent
the
summer.
Wm.
Thompson
was
In
from
Kalum
Lake
at
the
week
end.
Miss
Etanda
Marsh
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
School
staff
Is
spending
her
enforced
holiday
with
her
aunt,
Mlsa
K.
R.
Deacon.
Mr,
and'
Mrs.
L.
H.
Kenney
entertained
a
number
of
their
friends
on
Friday
evening
In
compliment
to
the
former's
sister,
Miss
Norma
Kenney,
of
Victoria.
Four
table
cf
bridg
were,
played,
high
scores
bet:g
made
by
Mr
Sundal
and
R.
Cory,
Retreshmtnts
W.
II.
Cavanagh
and
David
Shaw
of
Douglas
Creek,
Kalum
Lake
Mining
j
District,
were
In
town
at
the
week
end.
Miss
Slbary
Of
Copper
City
spent
the
week
end
In
Terrace.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Fall
Fair
Association
was
held
on
Friday
evening
In
O.W.VA,
Hall,
but
owing
to
the
small
crowd
present,
after
routine
business
was
conducted;
It
was
decided
to
postpone
It
until
November
4,
when
the
ne
officers
will
be
elected
and
other
im
portant
business
matters
attended
to.
In
the
meantime,
the
secretary
Is
under
Instructions
to
hold
the
checks
or
prize
money
and
distribute
them
at
the
meeting.
YANDERHOOF
After
traversing
a
vast
and
practically
unknown
country
for
about
seven
hundred
miles,
a
party
of
big
game
hunters
consisting
of
Charles
E.
Bed
aux
and
Rae
Rogers,
both
of
New
York
City,
returned
here
after
a
most
successful
big
game
hunting
expedition
which
resulted
In
a
total
bag
of
four
grizzlies
and
the
legal
limit
of
caribou
and
goat.
In
the
long
Journey
as
far
as
the
waters
of
the
Flndlay
River,
the
men
were
accompanied
by
their
wives
who
also
bagged
grizzly,
goat
and
caribou.
The
whole
trip
was
under
the
direction
of
McCorkell
Brothers
of
Van-derhoof
and
Takla
Landing.
The
first
car
of
wheat
from
Vander
hoof
district
to
the
Prince
Rupert
ele
vator
was
shipped
last
'Saturday
by
William
J.
Milne,
a
real
pioneer
of
the
locality
who
brought
the
first
binder
here
over
the
Cariboo
road
before
the
railway
was
completed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
S.
Glbbs
and
family
left
last
week,
for
Brynmarl,
Vancouver
Island,
their
former
home.
Miss
Ena
Campbell
has
returned
home
from
a
pleasant
Visit
at
Olscome
where
she
was
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
H.
L.
McKenney.
Oeorge
Cochran
has
returned
home
from
the
Prince
Oeorge
Hospital
and
Is
now
recovering
from
a
serious
Illness.
Oordon
Rhlndrem,
a
local
boy.
had
the
misfortune
to
break
his
leg
when
thrown
from
his
horse
at
Mapes.
Th
horse
stumbled
on
the
muddy
road
with
the
boy
beneath.
BURNS
HAKE-
I.
Martjn,
who
has
been
forest
ranger
here
for
the
past
few
years.
Is
being
transferred
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
will
leave
for
there
with
Mrs,
Martin
and
family
In
a
few
days.
A
45
hj.
delsel
engine,
three
com
pressors
and
other
machinery
will
be
Installed
at
the
Taltapln
mine
this
wln
ter.
The
road
to
th
mine
will
shortly
be
completed.
Joe
Keller
has
taken
his
baling
out
fit
to
Decker
Lake
where
the
Sauls
will
bale
about
forty
tons
of
timothy,
ost
Experienced
mothers
say
Zam-Buk
it
best
for
children's
injuries
and
skin
troubles,
because:
It
is
herbal
no
jx)ison-ous
mineral
coloring.
It
U
antiseptic
prevents
cuts
and
burns
thriving
the
wrong
way.
It
is
soothing
ends
pain
quickly.
It
heals
every
time.
Just
as
good
for
grownups.
Sold
at
all
stores
and
druggists.
SMITHERS
II
ley.
He
has
staked
six
claims
for
himself
and
associates,
E.
E.
Orchard
of
Emlthers
and
Tom
Stevenson.
Dr.
Steele
had
a
rush
call
last
week
to
Ootsa
Lake
where
Reuben
Nelson
had
seriously
cut
his
foot.
T.
O.
Martin,
sr.,
who
has
been
visit
ing
his
son.
T.
O.
Martin
of
the
local
forestry
staff,
returned
to
Vancouver
last
week
after
having
spent
the
sum
mer
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Reeb
and
two
ehUdren
have
arrived
here
from
Union
City.
Michigan,
to
take
up
their
residence
at
the
Collier
Ranch
which
ha
teen
run
during
the
past
summer
by
P.
R.
Penn,
a
brother
of
Mrs.
Reeb.
Lester
Penn,
another
brother,
is
expected
here
In
the
spring.'
-Scotty."
little
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
Yool
was
taken
on
Friday
to
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
where
he
Is
now
pro
gresslng
favorably.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McAdam
returned
home
on
Thursday
morning
from
holiday
trip
to
Scotland.
The
annual
Hallowe'en
Dance
In
aid
of
the
local
hospital
was
held
under
the
auspice
of
the
Ladle
Auxiliary
on
Friday
night
In
the
Town
Hall.
The
attendance
waa
not
quite
up
to
the
mark
of
-former
years
but
the
crowl
Oeorge
Flndlay
ha
made
a
discovery
'that
did
turn
out
certainly
had
an
en-
of
quartz-porphry
formation
about
three
joyable
time.
The
Hall
was
decorated
miles
west
of
the
Taylor
claim
at
Top'
tn
keeping
with
the
occasion
and,
with
EDWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO,
LIMITED
-
MONTREAL
l3
the
floor
In
fine
condition,
good
music
and
good
eats,
the
evening
was
voted
a
completed
success.
Fred
Page,
an
employee
In
the
C.N.H.
shops
is
seriously
ill
In
the
local
ho
pltal
suffering
from
an
attack
of
pleural
pneumonia.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
W'.A.
of
the
Anglican
Church
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
S.
II.
Hosktas
cm
rhursday
afternoon
when
arrangements
were
'made
for
holding
their
annua,
bazaar
on
November
30.
Judge
Robertson
of
Prince
George
presided
over
a
session
of
the
County
Court
held
last
Thursday.
Misses
Marlorle
Roberts
and
Mary
IPawcett
of
the
local
teaching
staff
were
I
at
Prince
George
over
the
week
cud
iwlth
the
former's
parents
in
that
city.
WAS
PARENT
OF
FLYING
CORPS
liny
a
I
Aero
'lub
Celebrate
Twenty-Tilth
Anulirritjry
LONDON,
Oct.
Hi
The
Royal
Aero
Club,
which
recently
celebrated
ru
I
twenty-fifth
anniversary,
came
into
be-ling
In
a
balloon.
F.
Hedge
Butler,
j
speaking
at
the
celebration,
said
that
with
hi
daughter
Vera
and
the
Hon.
Ic.
8.
Rolls,
he
mad
a
balloon
ascent
from
the
Crystal
Palace.
September
34.
100!.
In
the
balloon
"City
of
York"
I
piloted
by
Stanley
Spencer.
While
In
tbe
air
It
was
suggested
and
decided
;
that
an,
aero
club
be
formed.
to
fly
In
machines
belonging
to
mem
Royal
Aero
Club
baloon
race.
1906-07.
and
ha
made
more
than
a
hundred
free
balloon
ascents.
IIOTH.
.KlllV.IH
ITInoe
Rupert
B.
L.
Simpson.
Toronto;
W.
F.
Sinister,
Winnipeg:
T.
J.
Stephens
and
N.
C.
8awe"t,
Vancouver;'
E.
W.
Bow-
ness.
Edmonton:
J.
J.
Marrs
and
Mra.
E.
Marrs.
North
Pacific.
xjvm
A.
Mejnnes.
South
Bulkley;
H.
Var-cer
andfJ.
Smith.
Usk;
W.
P.
Herman,
Haysport:
W.
Thompson,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Hanson,
Inverness.
Central
W.
F.
Tsylor
and
W.
H.
Thorne.
C.
N.
R.
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
FIXTURES
PLAYED
Canadian
Legion,
lry
I'nrk
and
C.
N,
,
6jeratrNuu;
)e
filing
lis,
hUuMllug
of
Tram
Result
of
last
night'
crlbbage
games
are
a
follows:
C.N.
Mechanics,
10;
Sons
of
Canada,
11
Canadian
Legion,
IS;
Moose.
13.
Orange
Lodge,
15;
Cold
Storage.
13.
Dry
Dock,
15;
St.
Andrew's,
13.
C.N.
Operating,
16:
drotto,
11.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
11;
i
Knight
Of
Columbus.
16.
W.
Canadian
Legion
3
Dry
Dock
.
3
C.
N.
Operating
3
Orang
Lodge
3
C.
N.
Mechanic
3
Knights
of
Columbus
..
2
Grotto
...,.
I
St.
Andrews
1
Moose
1
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
0
Son
of
Canada
,
0
Cold
Storage
0
L.
0
0
0
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
SPORT
CHAT
Pta.
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
That
the
winner
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
championship
till
wlntrr
will
be
sent
abroad
In
1928
tv.
uphold
the
interest
of
CanadA
In
the
Olympic
games
Is
generally
accepted
In
hockey
circles.
Canada
ha
been
singularly
fortunate
In
th
class
of
material
which
ha
formerly
represented
her
on
previous
occasions
In
the
Oljra
pic
contest
and
It
1
to
be
hoped
,
snd
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
WANTED.
TENT
Ft)H
SALE.
NEW
THIS
YEA
11
and
used
only
on
week.
Price
lift.
Pulltn,
Dally
New.
This
small
club
In
the
couroe
of
tune
:
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE;
pecame
the
parent
of
the
Flying
Corp,
j
near
Dry
Dock,
Apply
Dot
331,
Dally
afterwards
tbe
Royal
Flying
Corps
and
New
Office.
311
nnv
the
RAral
Air
Wnrpe.
All
th
earlv
!
OR
SALE.
CHEAP.-
nlnnn
In
the
unit
nrf
n.trr
iMrntxl
I
HALF
A
TON
Of
Apply
Dally
News,
rf
bers
of
the
club,
because
the
army
and
or
BALE.-
ONE
TON
FORD
TRUCK.
navy
at
that
period
did
not
own
a
single
aeroplane.
F,
Hodges
Bulter
won
the
first
thre
173
00.
Apply
La
Casse
Bakery.
33J
POR
SALE.
30
JO
Winchester
rifle;
At
condition.
Phone
Red
183.
333
TO
RENT
IOII
RENT
OR
SALE.
THE
LATEST
Unproved
coin
operated
electric
pianos.
For
terms,
address
Electric
Piano,
care
Dally
New
Office.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
on
Second
Avenue;
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
647.
FOR
RENT
PIANOS,
PLAYER,
(
piano,
phonograph
and
sewing
ma,
chine.
Walker'
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
,
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bthroom,
at
I7l
Third
Ave,
East.
Apply
Hyd
Transfer.
tf
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat;
large
airy
rooms:
fire
place
close
in.
Max
Hellbrontr.
FURNISHED
"APARTMENTS
FOR'
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
if
MODERN'
HOUSE
FOR
RE.1T-room
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
FIVE
FOB
RENT-NEW
MODERN
HOUSE.
331
Fourth
Avenue
East.
AUCTION
SALE.
AUCTION
SALE
WILL
BE
HELD
AT
311
Fifth
Avenue
West
on
Thursdsy
October
38
at
330
pjn.;
consist
Ing
vt
oak
dining
aulte,
library
.Ubje.-jrm.
chair,
sofa,
carpet.
Columbia
anj
Brunswick
phonographs,
bookcase,
bureau,
chaset
of
drawers,
beds,
,33
rifle,
etc.
Phllpott.
Evltt
it
Co.,
Ltd..
Auctioneers.
233
fesalonal
Hockey
recently
has
been
a
great
drawing
card
tor
many
of
the
for
iner
amateur
so
that
It
will
remain
foi
newer
players
In
th
gam
to
demon-
atrate
their
fltnes
In
this
really
Cana
dian
game.
A
large
number
of
former
member
of
Canadian
Olympic
team
hav
turned
professional
so
that
there
will
be
plenty
of
opportunity
for
new
material
to
try
conclusions
during
th
coming
season.
The
move
onoot
Wally
to
provide
gymnasium
facllltlW,
should
meet
with
hearty-
response
from
all
citizens.
It
is
a
big
thing
and
consequently
clnnot
be
accomplished
without
cooperation
of
all.
In
the
absence
of
Ice
skating
in
th
city
during
the
winter
month's
plenty
of
time
Is
available
for
Indoor
sports
and
recreation.
Once
we
secure
an
Up
to
date
gymnasium
It
will
be
in
order
to
Interest
capital
In
the
erection
01
an
inaoor
ice
sr.aung
rink.
Hotkey
kindred
snorts
contsln
hHit.
that
amateur
team
wilt
realize
what
j
which
no
other
game
Is
cspabl
of,
ai
siaae
wus
winicr
in
mo
various
I
It
(guts
which
they
participate.
Pro-
Advertise
In
the
bally
Nw
MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME
MF
AND
women
can
earn
II
to
13
an
hour
in
(pare
time
writing
showcard.
Na
canvassing
or
kJ
letting.
W
Instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work,
Write
today.
Th
Menbennlt
Company
Limited.
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Dominion
Building.
Toronto.
riiuioiMACtir
tut.
rt.
K.
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ritiunrutnoH
C33
Third
.Uenue.
One
vMl
.
II
0
House
can
una
For
appointment
Phone
Or&c
Blue
33
Residence
Black
333
UtHTU
KAMA
(iOOII
eatk
cam:
Mm
Oncer.
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Avenue.
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O
W
V.
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Dime
Ctmkeil
Meal.
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Black
700
sr'
ANOTHER
BIQ
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
t-IH
Ton
Utility
Ki-
pre.
ClinMl
f
825.00
W
Ton
l.ixht
Delivery
r.liaii
f
63(1.00
Touring
ami
lloadilerl
815.00
Sporl
IlnnihUr
t
880.00
Loach
fin.
I
Coupe
....
II
020.00
S'lan
1
135.00
Unilau
IIIK5.00
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
Ponl
l.lfiht
Delivery,
open
hoily
I
Ford
Light
panel
boly
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
,
Delivery,
starlet
equlprndnl
I
lord
Tudor
Sedan.
alarlef
eqfilpirvnl
1
Oldarnflhlle
.'5-paeiu
ser
Tourine,
1023
...
Term
can
ho
nrrantred
on
holli
new
ami
u.ed
mm
lo
suit
the
Mtireliaacr.
KAIEN
OARAGE
Dealer
in
t
75.00
$iro.no
$230.00
1300.00
e-
fooo.pn
t-aanac,
McLauohlln,
Oakland,
uiasmobllo,
Pontlao
and
Chevrolet
Car
Phone
52
NOW
IH
Till:
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering.
Why
walk
during
the
unpleaaant
winter
weather?
.
We
have
several
new
model
on
hand,
prlcea
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
term
are
available.
I'HKII
CARS
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
One
Ford
Truck
Snap.
One
Chevrolet'
Light
eDllvery
Good
running
order.
Make
ti
an
offer.
H.
E.
l'.UKi:il
l,TI.
iokii
m:i.F.
u
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
fOnll
Oeorge,
Paul
or
fluti
Six
and
Seven
Pna.ienirer
Rludo
bakers
at
your
dlnposal
any
tlino.
ROSS
DROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
'Across
from
Empress
llotal,
Tur.ti
PAQI
row
iikvn
1
i-lli.
Lt.'tU
1
D-.
C
SMITHERS
FAIR
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.
a.
DADD".
WHERE
71
V
n
r-
IS
OUT
OF
HOLE
COAT?
didVouet
TOODtOM'T
THAT
OUT
xoo
tS01
IdIamomd
J
STolriJbv
TOS,6EM-
UoHOME'.fVM
BROKEN
A
J
Vourt
rtOMC
HAVE
A
COAT
I
A
Coat
tuT:
NECKLACE?
OKIE
OPrrHC
Sl'BIUS
OK
$1431
FKOM
THIS
I
4
-
N
-eE
YEAR'S
SHOW
WIPES
OUT
FOK--
MKH
YEA
Its'
DEFICITS
'
OFFICERS
ELECTED
SMITHERS,
Oct.
26.
A
well
attended
and
enthusiastic
meeting
of
the
Smith-era
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
was
held
in
the
Municipal
Office
last
Thursday
evening
and
the
big
success
of
the
last
Fall
Fair
as
announced
several
weeks
ago
was
confirmed
by
the
statements
and
reports
submitted
by
officers
of
the
association.
The
financial
statement
was
naturally
one
of
the
most
important
ltenfe
of
the
evening.
It
showed
that
there
was
a
net
profit
of
some
$1431,
which
was
Indeed
remarkable
In
view
of
the
fact
that
there
was
a
deficit
of
practically
the
same
figures
on
the
books
at
the
beginning
of
the
year
representing
the
loss
on
the
1924
and
1923
fairs.
This
deficit
is'
now
reduced
to
a
capital
expenditure
in
the
nature
of
permanent
Improvements
to
the
building.
This
report
was
received
with
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
to
the
officers
on
the
Fair
Board.
Several
matters
In
the
nature
of
Improvements
for
future
fairs
were
discussed
and
the
meeting
granted
the
Board
authority
to
put
a
number
into
effect
for
next
year.
One
of
these
Is
to
bring
in
outside
attractions
to
assist
in
the
way
of
entertainments.
Authority
was
also
given
the
Board
if
they
found
the
circumstances
warranted
it,
to
have
an
eight
foot
board
fence
built
around
the
four
city
blocks
on
which
the
Fair
Orounds
are
located.
In
the
election
of
officers
the
following
were
chosen
for
the
next
term:
President
E.
E.
Orchard.
First
Vice-president
Oeo,
Oulten.
Second
Vice-president
S.
H.
Hoskjrts.
Secretary-treasurer
L.
B.
Warner.
local
Directors
Mesdames
A.
Oteen-halgh,
J,
Porteous,
W.
F.-Boyer
and
J.
Cathrae;
Messrs.
D.
D.
Munro,
T.
Manuel,
J.
Buchan,
J.
It.
Turner.
J.
Williams,
J.
W.
Turner.
The.
Brewer,
8.
Oazeley,
E.
Ounderson,
J.
C.
K.
Sealy,
Dr.
C.
H.
Hanklnson
and
H.
Oleson.
lw
.WM
J
L
WW
Wi4
WWJ
J.L.
MLtP
i
.
....
1
were
served
and
a
very
pleasant
social
hour
was
enjoyed
by
all
present.
'
.
I
-
-
-
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
i
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiiement
taken
for
let
than
50c
WANTED.
COMPETENT
grapher.
Must
be
able
to
take
die-taUon
and
to
handle
bookkeeping
and
.
filing.
Olre
an
account
of
education
and
experience.
State
reference.
Apply
Box
333.
Dally
News
office.
233
FOR
SALE.
REDUCTION
IN
fTED
PRICES.
FIRST
car
load
of
Bulkley
Valley
grain
Just
arrived.
We
art
sUU
handling
ou?
famous
Edon
cnai
In
any
quantities
Phone
18
or
55S.
Prince
Rupert
reed
Co
3K
TOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
18.
tate.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
terms
i
from
11000
monthly.
Enquire
T.
!
Mcaymont.
U
FOR
8
ALE.
GRAY
ENOINE;
MODEL
D.
3
cylinder.
4
cycle
10-13
hp.
with
dutch,
shaft,
propellor.
Dixie
ma.
Oood
running
order.
O.
Rorle.
Phone
387
or
Red
613.
tf
FOR
SALE.
ADDINO
MACHINE:
ALSO
eh
register.
Will
sell
cheap.
Apply
Box
333,
Dally
News
OClce.
333
FOUND
BTENO-IrOUND.-riVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
Ap
ply
Dally
News
Office.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Plione
1ST.
i
run
30
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE
modelled.
Raw
skins
tanned
and
dmaed.
Mall
order
promptly
attended
to.
Mr,
r
Tarr.
3S
Broadway
Kast.
Vancouver
MISCELLANEOUS
MAIL
SCHEBIli
'
l)IT.:mn
l
or
I
he
Monday.
Wr
-jt
w
ciosea
To
tnroHier
Sunday
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
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1
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tu)o,
.tllre
Ira,
tint
mler
Sunday
Tn
II.
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c4
s
1
Thursday
To
AUka
rlol
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t
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Tb
lueen
I
hsrlcHe.
October
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An)
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and
litre
ans-
Wednewlsy
To
Mrwsrt
a4
rreacto-
Buturday
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I
rum
I
he
,
Monday
W:r.t;
f
at
...
I
rem
leneiaief,
Sundays
Wednesdays
rrldayi
Saturday
CPJl.
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3
linen
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13
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full
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row
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Saturday
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a.
Prt:..ra
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Vanroiiter
Sunday
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Saturday
as,
Prm
from
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for
tjtieen
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B
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Pet,
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