L
PAGE
FOUT
SWIMMING
CLUB
PROPOSERECORD
Officers
Elected
Last
Night
and
will
Undertake
to'
Carry
ori
Qood
Work
'
I
.
"
FACILITIES
FOR
CHILDREN
Efforts
Will
be
Made
to
Improve
wonaiuons
at
Lake
Immedl
ately
The
-swimming
club
hopes
In
.
make
this
a
record
year
.and
will.
Willi.
Ihe'
support
of
the
pontic
of
Prince
Itupi'rl,
eummcnre
at
once
to
put
llui
lake,
in
shape
fur
swimming
ami
particularly
In
cater
lu
Ihe
hoys
and
girls
who
wish
to
learn
In
swim.
Officers
were
elected:
at
llio
annual
mcot-ing
Jast
night
with
Chris
Klkins
in
the
chair
as
follows:
President
Captain
A.
Swan
son.
Scc.-Treas.
Alex.
Saint.
.
Kxecutive
C,
II.
Klkins;
Sid
Thomson,
K.
0.
Gibbons,
I).
II.
Macdonald,
and
.1.
W.
Scotl,
A
letter
from
Hon.
T.
I).
Pal-Inllo"
was
rend
in
which
ho
fered
a
prize
nf
ten
dollars
to
the
hoy
or
girl
learning
o
swim
this
yeariand
making
the
greatest
Improvement,
Alo
the
Princo
Rupert
Uoalhouse
offered
Iwo
prizes
lo
(he
value;
of
610
each,
one
to
the
best
lady
swimmer
and
the
other
lo
the,
best
lady
diver,
lo
he
competed
Tor
.at
the
annual
gala
at
a
dale
In
bo
I
set
by
the
executive.
The
new
executive
plans
lo
improve
the
facilities
for
children
at
the
lake
to
repair
the
floats
and
dam
and
do
such
other
work
.or
a
permanent
nature
as
may
he
required.
They
will
visit
the
lakes
within
a
few
days
and
make
an
examination
of
(he
needs.
SENIOR
STUDENTS
AT
ladies;
MUSIC
CLUB
Pleasant
Afternoon
Spent
Yesterday
at
Home
of
Mrs.
E.
A.
Wakefield
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
mel
yesterday
afternoon
at
I
lie
home
o'f
Mrs.
K!'
A;
Wakefield,
Fourlh
Avenue
West,
nm
enjoyed
a
delightful
program
given
by
Hi-Senior
sludenls
and
arrangeil
by
Mrs.
.Wakefield
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward.
.
.
The
numbers
on'
Hit;
program
were
as
follows:.
.
.
Piano
soUm
"Polonaise,
Opus
f,
,..
IV'
'
(Ciiopin)
'
by
Mis,
Molly
llayden.
Piano
solo
"Dance
Caprice"
A'(H.
Ciidus)
by
Miss
Constance
Morgan.
,
A'ocal
solo,
"The
.Cuckoo"
(Liza
Lehriuanir)
by
Miss
Catherine
Jones.'
i'ialio
solo
"ValseTilfPJllianle
in
F"
(Homer
(Sriinn
ly
Miss
Margaret
Oilchrist.
.
Violin
solo
"Japanese
Sunset"
(Jessie
L.
Deppeiv)
liy
Pele
Hlack,
jr.
Piano
duet
"The
-.Anlelnpc
Hunt"
by
Mies
MaryNess
and
.Molly
.person.
Piano
solo
Minuet
"L'Anli-que(;jpaderewski)
by
Miss
Au-ilrey.Ulusiihy.
v
Vocal
,
solo
"Pea
flypsy"
(Jlic'liael
ITeadj
by
Mrsj
J.
J
Mhldnbn
TRANSFERRED
TO
I-
PRINCE
ALBERT
Inspector
A.
E.
Acland
R.C.M.P,
Will
be
Succeeded
Here
by
Inspector
S.
T.
Wood
..In-speclnr
A.
K.
Acland,
who
lias
been
in
command
of
the
,
Priyce
jlUipert
detachment
of
the
Royal
rCanadiaii:,
Mounted
Police
ever
"since
It
Was
eslabli$lied
li
w
May
?lt
IU,
has
been
transferred
;
Ui
the
post
in
Prince
Albcil
v
Saskalchewan,
and
expects
to
leave
here
about
May
10
with
'MrstsAcIand
and
family
lo
lake
up
his
..new
uuues.
lie
wilt
h
.succeeded.,
hcrr
by
'Inspector
K
,ji-T.
Wood
from
Reginu,
Inspeclor
Acland,
who
willi
Mrs,
Acland
lias
ma'denumpt
i,oiis,
friends
in
tho
cily
and
lia
t
been
higlily
popular
during
his
iMe.vni'
years'
resilience
in
t
Prince
Rupert,
came
here
froi
overseas
where
he
served
four
years',
having
gone
out
of
the
Yukon
in.
1015
after
many
years
i'service
with
the
force
there.
His
I
removal
from
Ihc
city
will
be
f;
.
enerally
regretted.
is
Inspeclor
WoeJ
who
succeed
Inspecl
,J
Jcland,
bfeftvppraclicalli'1
will
ha
till!
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
'
I
HTC
TO
Tl-Utste.
or
Coin
home,
an'
faEEiis'
KID
Dad
would
Call
an
rr
HER
force
and
is
ho
son
of
the
late
Assistant
Commissioner
Fred
T
Wood,
who
served
0nr
many
years
in
I
he
vtikon.
Inspector
Wood,
who
is
a
married
man.
was
foV
some
lime
in
command
of
the
R.tt.M.P.
parrison
at
Hcr-
!ehell
Island.
MAKES
STRONG
PLEA
F.
FOR
CITY
MANAGER
B.
Pemberton
of-
Victoria
Writes
In
Advocacy
of
Scheme
and
Urges
It
F.
H,
PemberlOnhead
of
the
firm
of
Permberlon
ii
Vons
of
Vicloria
and
Vancouver
writes
lo
the
press
advocating
the
city
timnnimp
rl
n
n
nf
lvl
govern-
large
business
or
romnany
you
have
the
board
of
directors,
who
in.
theytiiy's
case
are
"the
mayor
and
the
aldermen.
Then
you
would
have
a
general
manager
or
managing
director,
who
in
the
city's
case
would
be
the
cily
manaper.
I
do
not
see
that
any
bi
business
could
be
run
in
any
other
way
for
real
efficiency.
The
city
manager
would
be
answerable
lo
the
mayor
arid
council,
and
would
have
a
big
work
and
respensibilily
on
his
hands
lo
see
fliaT'VipVy
department
was
as
efficient
as
possible.
Absolute
efficiency
is
what
we
need
in
managing
the
cily,
then
we
can
keep
on
reducing
our
taxes
and
getting
out
of
the
heavy
load
of
debt
we
ure
laboring
under.
Under
the
present,
regime
the
mayor
and
aldermen
do
altogether
too
much
detail
wprk.
They
they
should
not
have
to
do.
It
should
be
left
lo
the
manaser.
Obtaining
a
first
class
city
manager
is
a
.
difficult
matter.
but
no
more
difficult
lhan
obtaining
a
manager
for
any
other
big
concern.-
He
knows.it
depends
on
himself
whether
he
keeps
his
billet.
In
selecting
a
man
you
would
want
a
manager
of
ability.
intrgrily
and
experience,
a
first
class,
all-round
man
of
business.
Huch
a
man
can
be
obtained.
He
cart
save
the
icily
a
great
many
Umes
his
salary,
and
alo
save
the
mayor
and
Aldermen
three
rpinrlers
of
Iheir
present
work.
ST.
GEOWS
SOCIETY
IS
BEING
ORGANIZED
Will
Take
Place
of
Sons
of
Eng
land
Lodge
Which
Is
Being
Disbanded
A
meeting
was
held
last
even
ing
In
Ihe
St.
Regis
Cafe
for
Die
purpose
of
forming
a
St.
(leorge's
Society
to
lake
I
he
place
of
the
Sons
of
Lngland
lodge
which
is
lo
be
disbanded
In
the
cily.
There
were
about
twenty
prospective
members
and
it
was
decided
In
apply
for
a
charier
and
call
i
general
meeting
later
when
offi
cers
will
be
elected
and
organi
gallon
further
perfecled.
The
new
organization
will
be
purely
fraternal
and
one
nf
its
main
objects
will
be
the
development
of
clean
amateur
outdoor
sport
activity.
A,
W.
F.dge
was
in
Ihe
chair
at
last
night's
meeting
and
Fred
Wermig
was
appointed
secretary
pro,
tern.
PARSON
DISTIUBUTED
MONEY
TO
CONGREGATION
Last
Sunday
evening
Dr.
Dav
les
of
Vicloria
Cily
Temple
cir
culated
among
members
of
his
coiiRreoalion
three
hundred
2f.
cent
pieces
which
I
hey
will
In
vest
and
bring
Ihe
increase
year
from
now,
the
money
In
be
used
for
Church
work.
The
Ide
was
to
Illustrate
clearly
the
par
able
of
the
telenls
on
which
h
preached
a
sermon.
WHVA.LL
THU
CRYIN"'
PARKS
BOARD
present
were
C.
II.
Ornie
and
H.
F.
Pullen.
The
fifth
member
.of
Ihe
board,
J.
H.
Thompson
was
out
of
town.
It
was
derided
In
pive
Ihe
swimming
club
control
of
the
lakes
for
Ibis
year
wfch.
power
lo
make
improvements
and
ii
necessary
In.
levy
any
fee
thought
desirable.
It
was
made
clear
al
the
meeting
that
Ihe
board
had
no
futid-
lo
spend
and
was
not
in
a
position
to
make
expenditures
i.'
any
kind
al
preenl.
They
hav"
power,
however,
lo
make
bylaws
troverning
Ihe
use
of
Ihe
park
and
lo
see
that
ils
privileges
anno!
nhued.
Erection
of
Cottages
The
uesiop
of"
(he
ereclion
of
collages
on
park
properly1
was
discussed
arid
il
was
found
thai
nothing
in
Ihe
Public
Park
cl
gave
Ihe
board
the
righl
l
lease
or
grant
building!
privileges
In
private
parlies
allhouph
Ihey
could
do
it
lo
athletic
clubs
of
imilar
public
organizations.
The
land
the
board
takes
in
regard
lo
Ihe
erection
of
col-
tapes
on
park
lands
is
thai
no
objection
will
be
taken
al
pre
sent
as
long
as
Ihe
coltaves-
dr,
not
oblruile
on
the
conveniences
of
I
lie
public
there
mid
as
lonu
a
slhere.
is
no
nuisance
crealei
by
sewerage
or
by
Ihe
(browing
out
of
cans
or
objectionable
re
fuse.
Recommend
Improvements
The
board
will
be
laying
out
scheme
of
improvement
whiel
they
will
recommend
lo
the
au
thorities
ami
it
was
suggested
that
no
collages
h"o'u!d"hc
built
Ihere
without
first
consulting
with,
member
of
the
board
ti
sen
lhat
the
building
does
no
clash
with
those
plans.
The
Hoard
is
securing
a
plan
or
the
boundaries
of
the
park
and
is
sending
away
for
bylaws
in
force
sit
oilier
similar
instilu
THE
eAQ,)t
CkOC
HCR
CALLEO
FOR
HPB
I
ui.Pt
f
HO
no
IDEA
iOEAl'D
I'D
SO
MUCH!
HELD
MEETING
uave
Control
of
Salt
Lakes
to
Swimming
Club
for
Present
Season
.
FORBIDS
CUTTING
TREES
'
Question
of
Summer
Cottages
Discussed
no
Objection
Taken
Unless
Nuisance
The
Prince
Kupert
Provincial
Parks
Hoard,
which
has
charge
of
the
Salt
Lakes
Park
and
also
,of
the
forty
acre
public
park
on
.Kaien
Island,
held
a
nieetlmg
las'
men.:
He'
'
says:
TV"
'T?
"n"p
c1
N"
As
far
as
I
can
see
managing
)rT"
r;
K,,r-in
Presiding.
The
Colonel
fl,e
eilv
II,.
mmmn-nl!1'
of
any
big'l.usiness.
In
any
other
Jw"
"Planted
secretary.
Olher
lions
willi
a
view
lo
considering
bylaws
which
will
be
effective
here.
In
the
meantime,
how
ever,
it
was
laid
down
as
an
absolute
rule
lhat
trees
must
nut
be
cut
!:
Ihe
park
without
first
obtaining
the
permissinr
COULD
NOT
SLEEP
ON
LEFT
SIDE
"I
had
pains
through
stomach
(due
to
gas
and
could
not
sleep
well,
especially
on
left
side.
Thanks
lo
Adlerika
I
am
well
again.
(signed;
Samuel
S.
Payne.
Adlerika
removes
OAS
in
ten
minute
and
brings
out
old
waste
mailer
you
never
I
bought
was
In
your
system.
It
jr2
DAILY
NEWS
.
.
,
,14;
V
anted
For
Sale
2
For
Rentg
WANTKD.
THE
LITTLE.
"
DAKUtN'
OlDri'T
WAHT
TO
ZQ
EITHER.-
rn
v
r
r
J
TWO
rooms
lo
rent
in
private
home,
waterfront
view,
up-tn-dale
furnishings.
330
Fourth
Avenue
Fast.
Phone
Hlue
50(1.
FOR
RF.NT.
Modern
four
roomed
flat,
wilh
Monarch
range.
In
Clapp
block.
Weslenhaver
Hros.
"UIIMSIII'.I)
Housekeeping
Rooms
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
007.
tf
FOR
RENT.
-
-Furnished
housekeeping
s'uite,
Mussalleii.
Apartments,
phone
18.
if
FOR
RUNT,
Four
hot
wafer
heated.
A
Mallet.
FOUND
room
suite.
Apply
fimlt
MODKRN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
Hailhrnncr.
,
FOUND.
-(5enlleman's
gold
seal
ring.
Apply
Daily
News
of
the
board.
Occupants
of
col-taFes
should
content
lhemeve
with
driftwood
or
deadfalls
for
fuel.
The
Hoard
will
co-operate
In
every
possible
way
wilh
Ihc
swimming
club
with
a
view
tr
making
.'he
itark
an
assel
(o
Ihe
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
SPORT
CHAT
The
new
playground
in
West-
view,
which
will
be
opened
next
Saturday
afternoon,
js
as
com
plete
and
well
arranged
a
play
ground
a
'colild.
be
devised'
for
1
1
...
i
-..':
.
iu.il
jmri
ih
inwT),
aim
jnofmeiu
hers
or
the
iyj-ji
;Cluf
;
playground
eOmmlHV
-In.'
Vrliirl.
fehairmd'lb'
uUrl'oWv,i
ft.
A.
Harlow
and
Milton
(iomtalei..
are
to
l
rpngratulated
on
the
efiective
work
which
has
mad--Ihe
new
park
possible.
Now
tha:
Mils
playground
is
competed
and
ready
for
use.
the
Ovros
are
busy
on
Iheir
arrangements
for
(he
Seal
Cove
playground
Ihe
sile
is
all
ready
for
Ihe
equipment
and
the
playgrouin
committee
will
hold
a
ineelin
within
Hie
nexl
few
days
l.i
make
ils
final
decision
for
equipment,
most
of
the
slnnd-nrd
pieces
of'
which
have
already
been
ordered
from
Ih'
dry
dock.
Willi
football
organizations
for
ihe
season
in
Prince
Rupcr'
my
now
well
under
way,
Ihe
base-
miners
win-soon
tie
gelling
liilsy
and
it
is
likely
lhat
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
the
Association
will
be
called
In
a
few
days
now
Two
teams
are
already
being
organized,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
Hie
fiyro
Club,
ami
Ihere
will
probably
he
a
third
to
is
such
an
excellent
intestinal
round
out
lire
league.
How
many
evacuanl
that
it
Is
wonderful
learns
will
actually
he
In
lu
for
constipation
and
slomnch
runnin
will,
of
course,
not
..
trouble.
Slops
lhat
full,
bloated
deflniMy
known
until
the
aii-feeling
and
makes
you
happy
andjnual
meeting
Is
held
or
after,
cheerful.
No
mailer
what
youl'he
season
will
in
all
probabil-have
tried,
the
REAL
Adlerika
ily
open
in
connection
wilh
Ihe
aclion
will
surprise
you.
Ormea
Elks
and
Fair
Hoard
celebration
Limited,,
Druggists.
on
May
.24,,
,
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s:
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REMEHCiE..HOw
(
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woold
pot
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LITTLE
CNUBa-x
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how
te
mhST
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oeo
TO
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WswWlk
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Man
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lllack
2f9.
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HOARD,
Hooms
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Furnished
Suites.
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tl
TO
RENT
FOR
SALE
cruiser,
15
h.p.
heavy
oil
engine.
Price
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22
foot
runahnul,
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engine,
Price
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h.p.
Fairbanks
engine,
2
cylinders,
V
cycle,
Price
7.vn
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10.0
3.2
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21.0
f
18.1)
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3.2
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7.2
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AdvertliA
in
the
Dally
New.
n
IS
h.p.
Fairbanks
cngine.iSedan
Price
33o.(W
fl
h.p.
Kallenberg
engine,
Al
water
Kent
ignition.
Price
?200.0rt
5
h.p.
Huffalo.
Price
20ft.00
5
h.p.
FrNbee.
Prire.
...
IS2.V00
10
h.p.
Studebaker
Aulo.
Pric
20ft.no
1
Ford
enaine
55.0n
31
h.p.
2
cylinder
heavy
oil
engine,
guaranteed
condition,
100
r.p.m.
weight
rt.-000
lbs.
price
t?,000.f)0
2
h.p.
Kvinrude
Inboard
?rr.0d
2
h.p.
Evinrude
outboard
$05.00
3!4
h.p.
F.vlnrude
outboard.
75.0.i
2
0-h.p.
Fairbanks
single
cylinder
2
cycle
without
equipment.
Price
(35.00
eaeli.
Logging
loots,
cables,
propellers,
lubricators,
elc.'.at
lowest
price.
Apply
Northern
F.irhange,
213
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
SALH.
Mahogany
dining
table;
dresing
(able;
Virlrnh
(console;;
oak
chiffonier:
table,
rocker,
beds,
walnut
ami
ivory
finish;
antique
sofa,
upholslered
chairs,
Singer
machine
(drop-head)
etc.
Itemized
list
on
application.
Phone
between
U
and
5,
Red
202.
A.
Wfll-on,
Digby
Is-'
land.
1
00
1
BENEFIT
BY
REDUCTIONS
New
Prices
on
CHEVHOLETS
F.O.ll.
Prince
Rupert
By
George
McMa
On
Ol-L-f
"ohe
wui
A
HTTL
PARt.
in,
THlMCs
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W
TARIFF
Touring
I
81
5.00
i
ttl.0rt2.0fl
1,183.00
Lighl
Delivery
Chassis
9
of.H.oo
l-IH
Ton
Truck
Chal.l25.00
Hiiy
ymir
ear
from
nn
authorised
and
reyilercd
denier
and
assure
yourelf
of
cfftelent
crvire
al
all
lime.
i
KAIEN
OARAGE
Wreckiiw
Service
Day
and
Nigh!
HargHins
in
Reenmli
Honed
(
ei
Cars.
er,
government
laxc
and
freight.
National
F.ay
Payment
Plan
available.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
310
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
OeorKe,
Paul
or
Oiifl)
...
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H,,,tr!.
if,
llliin
.
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n
....
daily,
t.00
per
can
delivered
?'
na
,
at
Prince
Rupert
station
:
!1,akir
l
I""r,nl"".nl
"'f
from
herd
I'M.
tested
and
holding
government
certificate.
AIM)
a
few
tons
turnips,
1.00
per
sack
f.o.b.
Woodcock,
1
1.(2.
Apply
W.
C.
Lillle,
Woodcock,
H.C.
FOR
SALK.
15
h.p.
marine
en
gine,
heavy
duly,
romplele,
just
(ivelianler,
II
fpol
row-loat."
'Make'
me
air
offer!
Phone
572
after
five
o'clocL.
FOR
.SALEA
Five
rclomed
house
on
:lwo
lols,
furnished:
all
In
Harden
and
berry
bushes,-
iii
750.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
Mc-Clymonl.
tf
FOR
SALE.
Secondhand
furni
ture
and
restaurant
fixtures
from
Royal
Hoiel.
Apply
Hi
Third
Avenue.
FOR
RALE
House
across
creek.
handy
for
dry
dock
or
cold
storage.
Easy
terms.
p.o,
Hox
737.
100
FOR
SALE.
Tent,
10
x
12.
3-fl.
wnll;
slightly
used,
Prince
1
5.00.
phone
Hlack
273
aHer
r
P
.
101
FOR
S.M.E.
Oerhanl
llelntzmau
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
pnv.
ments.
Walker's
Music
Slore.
FOR
SALE.
21
foot
pleasure
boat,
engine
praclleally
new.
Snap.
Phone
208
or
583.
if
r
rfimwt
mirEUT
TIDES
Thursday,
April
29
"l!ih
1:5ft
a.m.
21.
ft.
IM7
ti
rn
Low
8:33
a.m.
20:32
p.m.
Friday,
Aorll
30
Hlrh
2:28
a.m.
15:15
p.m.
Low
0:0!)
a.
in,
'
2J:00
p.m.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
HAM
IKS
ami
Furniture
at
most
reasonable
price.
When
ym.
require
any
article
for
(he
home,
Jusl
rome
in
or
plume.
Used
furniture
bought
1
oul-rtHht
or
exchanged
for'
ner
furnllure.
A.
MaeKenrle.
Fur-niltire.
Phone
775.
OOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
llenson"H
Studio.
0001)
MEALS.
OOOD
CAKES
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MEALS
Mrs
Unger.
Proprietress.
BOOKKEEPINQ.
WANTED.
-
Hooks
lo
post:
gov
ernment
returns
made;
public
audits.
Rales
reasonable.
J.
0.
Wlfllamson.
Phone
Hlack
89.
-tf
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
315
Third
Avenue.
All
Hie
latest
iii
SHEET
.MUSIC.
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOGRAPHS
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
-"
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Haggage
and
Express
SlcndiLltlle's
News
Sland,
Phone
352.
Res.
Phone
Oreen
020.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl.
lore
Slore.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Ex
cuange.
"New,
and
Hecondhnnd
uoods,
.
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PAPADOPULOS
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Av.
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issued
I
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following-NEW
PRICES
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prices
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