4'
i
Declaring
that
the
Government
of
Mackenzie
King
was
In
collu
sion
with
smugglers
nnd
bootleggers
ami
declaiming
on
the
sins
of
the
late
fiovernment
and
the
'merit
of
Ihe.
present,
J.
G.
Hrady,
Conservative
candidate
for
this
confctilneney,
'
addressed
goodly
gathering
of
Ihe
faithful
at
the
committee
rooms
last
night
He
told
of
Ihe
success
he
had
mel
with
in
the
north
and
prophesied
the
defeat
of
Fred
Stork
and
the
success
Hof
the
Conservatives
in
the
Skeena
riding,
fleorge
Munro
presided.
Mr.
Hrady
went
into
some
delation
regard
lo.
hi?
jrip,
to
Atlin
and
mentioned
the
wonderful
reception
"that
had
been
given
him
by
people
who
wanted
a
clean
ad
ministration.
.turning;
lo
local
issues,
Ihe
.speaker,
said
there
was
nothing
personal
between
himself
and
Fred
prk.
Mr.
Stork
was
supporting
the
Mackenzie:
King
Onv-ernnient,
whereas
he
was
opposed
lo
il.
He
had
hoped
it
would
be
possible
to
lour
Ihe
constituency
with
Mr,
Stork
appearing
on
the
same
plat
form
with
him
and
he
hoped
yet
he
'would
'have
I
he
pleasure
of
meeting
him
to
discuss
the
issues..
Mr,
Hrady
said
that
Sork
had
Iteen
a
consistent
supporter
of
Ihe
Mackenzie
Knig
fiovernment
and
as
such
must
be
responsible
for
any
maladministration
in
fiovern-ment
affairs.
Customs
Affair
The
speaker
then
went
into
Ihe
details
of
Ihe
customs
irregular!
ties
and
spoke
of
the
unanimous
report
of
the
committee
of
inves
tigation
consisting
of
four
Liber
ais,
four
uonservallvcs
and
one
Progressive.
WThcn
the
report
was
presented
to
the
House
and
the
question
of
censuring
the
fiovernment
arose,
tne
-Liberal
member,
voted
.with
Ihe
fiovernment,
but
Agnes
Mclmail,
who
hilheriu
had
.eopsistenb'
..voted
them
as
did
several
others,
with
the
result
that
a
majority
of
ten
againstHhem
was
recorded.
The
fiovernment,
he
said,
was
in
collusion
with
smugglers
and
bootleggers
and
he
asked
if
any
who
ftook
their
responsibilities
seriougly
would
she
a
certificate
regular
"program
of
sports,,
with
aMadies.
baseball
game
added
fori
good
measure.
The
married
la
dies
are
getting
to
be
rather
ex
perts
in
the
latter
sport
and
fn
a
game
between
the
town
and
the
0.
X.
II.
teams
exhibited
thieir
TiPnu-PAB
fin
IliA
ilnif.1nra
Ttioml
was
only
time
for
five
jjnnings.j
whii
nie
lown
team
victorious
ny
a
fair
margin,
The
day
ended
with
a
dance
in
the
Town
Hall,
when
good
music,
pood
eats
and
a
good
crowd
gave
a.
happy
ending
to
Ihe
tlay's
n-
lertainment.
MINING
EXPERT
VISITED
SMITHERS;
PLEASED
WITH
ORE
SMITHKIIS,
Aug.
0.
Hepre
senling
Ihe
information
bureau
of
the
Dominion
department
of
mines,
Dr.
1
J.
Alcock,
r,Il,SjG.,
spenilihe
past
few
days
in
Kmi-
thers
and
dislrisl
.gutlierinj?
data
dealing
with
the
lead
and
zinc
re
sources"
of"
this
section
of
1).
C
With
onli
limited
time
at
bit
di-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
O.
Crewe
and
fit
:'1'-;
ia
dailv
uro
FHda,
An
BRADY
SPEAKS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu,
AT
MEETING
WELL.-1
CAsVe
THE
CAT
to
ThXT
YE.3
AND
TrCT
A,1HBCAT
MO
CC
t
TKA.T
CH-OCKijHE
UVEfj
On
TM
rEVT
Child
"wiuu
mqt
0
MAUVRmu
JC
ToOkt
it-
UftMc
..
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....
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CALLING
OM
WEQ
V'THHER,-
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TMOUCUI
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&
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WE'D
Declares
II
PUT-L
HAVE
Try
I
Mackenzie
King
Govern
v
Ml
"'..Irs.
ritUFD
r.iT
CS.r.vr-
'
V
aaaai
4
tftfSSAS
a
'fllLC
!rvsa
IZjar
.
il
I
w
J-w
J
I
ancmji
ment
In
Collusion
With
Smug-gters
and
Bootleggers..
,
i
'
IKlr1
tha.t'ca.t
r-5.
i
Ia.-
C
V-l
.
s
-
If
.B1S1S1S1SM
B
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hi
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tr?,A
MS
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HSBiT7r.
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w
;
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r
in.
v
.i2L-Dir.
.
ivj
j
-
,'iA--ci
,
-yi-hKTt.j'Krrarf
paw.
posai
Mr.-Alcock
could
only
visiWdaughteV
.loan
of
Prince
Htipeft
a
few
of
the
mineral
zones
of
the
nrrived
nn
Tuesday
nt
Mrs
nir
district,
but
Ihe
bodies.
of
ore'
he
nie's
summer
camp
at
Lake
has
been
aide
(to
inspect
have
Kathlyn
lo
j?enil
a
couple
ol
proved
a
revelation
to
him.
The!
weeks
holidaying.
ore
now
being
mined
at
the
Uuthie
mines
was
an
exceptional
surprise
and
he
stated
the
ruby
silver
and
copper
ore
was
the
first
be
had
eer
seen.
Under
the
auspices
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Jl.
C.
Chamber
of
Mines,
Dr.
Alcock
addressed
a
public
meeting
on
the
mining
question
in
general.
SMITHERS
TO
HAVE
IMPERIAL
OIL
STN.
SMITH
KRS,
Aug.
6.
That
Smi-thers
is
to
have
an
oil
supply
station
Vas
the
welcome
new.
brought
to
town
liy
fi.
A.
Woodland,
of
Prince
Ituperl,
the
district
manager
for
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
This
ija
niatler
that
has
been
mgitaleif
for
for
a
number
of
years,
hut
promises
was
all
that
has
been
obtained
heretofore.
Mr.
Woodland
has
now,
,howeer,
assured
ihe
local
bodies
that
Ihe
work
of
installing
the
tanks
is
to
be
started
in
a
few
days.
UMjg.
J
ohn
St
hirJCt
'"Ip1
I
Ifoifju
ry"
"tlr
"
I
f
a?el
r
on
'
were
Yt?
tors
in
town
on
Monday.
Mrs.
John
Kilpatrick
of
Prince
Itupert
who
formerly
resided
i;
Smilhers,
is
spending
a
few
days
in
town
visiting
with
Jriends,
-
of
character
tothe
fiovernment
..Armanent
deniisi
in
n.e
,,ersni.
by
supporting
their
candidate.
of
j)r.
J.
P..
Oosse
who
opened
in
regaru
10
uie
wany
.ews,
up
dPna
parlors
this
week
in
Mr.
Hrady
said
that
paper
had
the
Adams
Hlock
on
Main
Street
paid
him
the
compliment
of
say
ing
he
was
an
eloquent
speaker.
As
there
could
be
no
eloquence
except
the
principles
supported
were
honorable,
he
was
filad
the.
News
agreed
that
Ihe
principles!
for
which
they
stood
wer.e
of
the
highest.
HOSPITALMCWCAT
SMITHERS
WEDNESDAY
Event
at
Lake
Kathlyn
Was
Very
Successful
and
Was
Followed
by
Dance.
.
k
tMlTIIKIlS,
Aug.
C
Another
huge
success
lias
een
scored
by
Jho
'offijjers
of
the
Hulkley
Val-j
ley
District
Hospital
and
tne',an-'l
utial
picnic
at
Lake
Kathlyn
was
I
enjoyed
by
a
laiige.
crowd
of
resi
dents
6f
(own
and
district,
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
..The
swimming
races
and
balh-j
ing
were
the
chief
items
.on
the
.
J.
Dawson,
in
charge
of
Ihe
local
provincial
liquor
store
is
enjoying
his
annual,
vacation
and
accompanied
by
Mr.
Dawson
fen
on
Monday
evening
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
.Mrs.
.
w.
,
Anderson
arc
daughter
Lois
of
Hazelton
stop-
pen
on
nere
lor
a
coiipie
01
nays
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Kirby,
on
their
return
from
a
motor
trip
lo
Stuart
Lake.
in
ceienraiion.tir
her
seven-
teenln
birthday,
Miss
Theodore
llaabe
enterlained
a
number
.of
sirl
friends
at
a
parly
on
Sat
urday
evening.
In
addition
Iq
tli
dainty
and
bountiful
supper
games
and
conlesls
were
enjoyed
by
those
present.
At
Ihe
summer
home
of
her
parents
at
Lake
Kathlyn,
Miss
Lfhea,
daughter
of
Mr.
arid
Mr
Olaf
Hanson,
entertained
a
number
of
her
girl
friends
lo
n
birth
day
party
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Haines
and
contests
were
greatly
njoyed
by
the
girls,
Ihe
.swimming
prize
being
won
by
Mar-iorie
Itlance
of
Prince
Itupert
and
the
tennis
prize
by
Miss
reu
ny
reiresiipienls,
A
coninuinity
memorial
servir
Tor
the
late
Andrew
MeXaugh
was
held
in
the
Town
Hall
or.
Sunday
evening
and
va
verr
largely
attended
by
the
people
i!
town
and
sut
rounding
district.
ndrew
McNaugbt,
who
wa-ilrowned
in
Ihe
Hulkley
River
about
four
week
ago
was
a
member
of
the
local
Hebekahv
Oddfellows,
O.W.V.A.,
and
Naliv
Sons
of
Canada,
and
his
sislei
and
brother
members
of
theo:1
Do
You
Like
Lemonade?
"LtmtJe"
ii
powdered
fresh
lemon
Juice
made
from
fret
lemons
in
the
ume
wif
ii
KLIM.
It
con.
taininoartirirUI
color,
.flavor-or
kdded
acid.
"Alreid'jr
iweet.
ned
just
dii.
lolre
fn
water
and
you
have-cold
refreihinr
lemonade.
Send
lie
foruialtia.
9iie
new
KLIM
Wt
flfit
fttmm
timfkm
tt
lk
nlki
Cm
lumlumik
,ltmj
to
twrt
fnm
ct.
mean
a
"livelier
bunch."
Less
worry,
less,
grouching,
less
fatigue
and
more
fun
I
The
New
Klim
will
provide
these
for
you.
It
enables
you
to
carry
IN
COMPACT
POWDER
FORM
and
at
LIGHT
WEIGHT
the
greatest
boon
to
campers
and
vacationists
a
constant
supply
of
WHOLE
MILK.
Just
add
water
and
you
have
milk
that
is
cream-and-all
;
milk
that
cannot
turn
sour
or
spoil
;
milk
that
is
appetising,
invigorating
and
rich
and
that
is
DOUBLY
SAFE
because
it
has
been
pasteurized.
Don't
take
a
chance
take
the
New
Klim.
Canadian
Milk
Products
Limited
347
AdaUiU
Rt
ur.t
Tnnnurn
I
il
It,,'
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent,
In
a
body.
The
character
nnd
true
fellowship
of
the
deceased
was
me
iturme
of
addresses
by
ioth
the
Hev.
J.
It.
Gibson
(An
glican1
and
Hev.
tico.
Turpi
n
tnited
Chnrch,
who
conducted
be
servire.
FIFTH
STRAIGHT
GYRO
BASEBALL
JrYIN
LAST
NIGHI
The
fiyro
baseball
team
mad
s
fifth
straight
win
last
nigh
n
defeating
the
Sons
of
Canad.
in
a
senior
League
itamf
lai
night
by
a..
decisive
score
of
1.
runs
to
3.
The
rooters
f.n
oth
team
were
out
in
forr
and
taking
the
game
enentll
was
a
good
one
ah
hoiks)!
de
oid
of
any
spectacular
or
out-tandingr
Hay.
'Hie
Son
of
Canada
fell
down
in
their
fi'I.i
ing
while
pie
;iyr
were
agai
up
to
their
halting
form.
UiRihll;vflibrti)i'g4and
a
wo-liasjt
ml.
Lrrorn
in
field
nit
on
I
lie
part
or
the
Mins
wa
fhe
sole
cause
of
the
score
be
tig
piled
Up
against
them.
The
Sons
got
two
runs
in
IL
o'irlli
inninj
and
one
in
the
fiflli.
Tlie;
Hyros
gol
two
run
the
first
inning,
one
in
th
bird,
two
in
Ihe
fourth
and
the
fifth.
Halieries
fiyro:
Sche.nklf
nd
JlrKeowen.
Sons
of
Canada:
ambie
and
ltalfour.
and
Men-
u-
ami
Mitchell.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leit
than
50c
organizations
honored
his
mem
ory
by
maivtiing
to
the
service
SMITHERS
BASEBALL
TEAM
WERE
YICTORS
Beat
Burns
Lake
By
Score
of
7
to
4
In
Return
Game.
SMITIIKIlS.
Aug.
0.
The
re
urn
game
of
baseball
between
mitlier
and
IJurns
Lake
was
played
here
on
Sunday
afternoon
anil
wa
one
of
Ihe
best
names
dnged
here,
in
n
long
time.
The
play
was'
closf
and
nairpy
ill
throiiKfi:
and
vvilli
Ihv
excep
ion
of
ihe
JUth
injiing
when,
the
ocals
n(i't
bver
.
tlirrn
.
ninsr:
the
core
wtfoMiilrty
jcn.Hidg
)
to
I
in
faVir
of
the
home
team
I'he
lineiiM
were:
Sniithetn
Arnold
2b,
Lewis
cf..
Hoberts
p..
flood
it
ere
v..
Warner
lb.,
Oraham
s..,
Iwis
if..
.Mulch
lb.,
Finnerly
rf.
Hums
Lake
Sleel
3b..
Nolan
Jensen
c,
Landson
ss.,
Com
inons
h..
Parlrblce
lb..
Atkinson
rf.,
Campbell
cf.,
McKenna
If.
The
lakes
team
motored
down
and
were
accompanied
by
n
good
garfcg
of
roolers.
SPORT
CHAT
Kxprrssing
confidence
that
the
lieensiiitr
angle
will
offer
no
serious
obstacle,
Tex
Illck.ird
ha
predicted
that
the
heavyweight
Championship
battle
between
lack
Drinpscy
and
dene
Tunney
smted
for
the
iilghl
or
hepleni
ner
In
at
the'
New
Vork
Amerl
can
League
stadium,
will
attract
a
crowd
uf
Hd.lioo
and
gale
approximately
1
,500,(100.
The
bAnlamwelglil
t
boxing
chaiiidonslili
of
Canada,
held
by
Hobby
hither,
Toronto,
ha
been
declared
vnciint
by
Ibe
Ontario
Alhlellc
comnilMslon,
the
reiison
being
given
that
Kbber
had
been
onlered
bi
appear
before
Ihe
commission
on
several
occasions,
but
had
failed
to-
put
In
an
ap-
WANTED.
FOR
SALE.
OH
SAI.K
152
acres,
partlj
cleared,
with
house
20x5
1,
lit
Kisplox
Valley.
20
miles
froro
llaelton.
Close
to
school
and
post
office.
Apply
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Daily
News
Office.
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SALK.
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launch
"Owen."
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en
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Pit,
len.
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X.w.
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SAI.FL
Hotel
Mas.
fit.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
henlth
nauso
for
sMIItwr.
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Hudson.
Massed.
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SAI.K
Three
easy
chair
baby
ertb,
oak
dreer
nnd
couch,
all
pruclii.all.f
new.
Hto
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Avenuo
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good
condition.
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Hell,
satin
finih.
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tliK
year
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ued
only
one
weeK.
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Daily
Xew.
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AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
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Second
Avenue.
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137.
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Avenue.
optional.
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Phone
Hed
33.
pearance.
I
he-commission
sane
tinned
an
elimination-'boiip--
for
Hie
bantam
lllle
between
Jackie
lobnslon,
Ttimnlo.
and
Vie
Foler.
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.i
r.iinuru,
rierre
eriiieimer
a
ramous
hore,
which
rated
in
the
United
Stains
in
i2.
will
soon
leavo
Par'.
for
Hie
Stale
o
enler
the
stud
of
James
Cox
Hradv
of
Lexington.
Ky.
P.pinard
has
.been
rented
to
Mr,
Hrndt
till
has
not
been
soh!.,
4
hoenig
is
Iwck
In
the
Xew
ork
lineup
again
and.
Laaerri
i
hack
at
second
base.
I'.videnlly
will
be
Ihe
lineup
for
some
time
as
Koenig's
Mitrn
has
appeared
in
atnr
iiir.
ill
II
KIT
)
.reneweil
vigor.
Kopnig.was
laken
out
for
erratic
fielding
hut.
ns
lone
at
lie
continues
lo
play
ns
he
has
In
the
last
fifleen
games
hf
siiouut
remain
where
he
is.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Cant.
A
Johnstone,
docked
at
(Uti
o'clock
mis
morning
from
Vancouve
anu
wayports
ami
sailed
for
Port
Simpson
jtnd
Xans
Hivfr
poluls
ai
n.m.
High
Low
lllauli
Low
PRIN0E
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
August
6.
2
t
p.m.
17.1
.33
a.m.
p.m.
Saturday,
August
0.2n
n.in.
13.20
p.m!,
7.11
a.ii.
10.07
p.m,
i.2
8.8
7
10.7
18.1
3.H
8.2
TO
RENT
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
WAM'lID.
One
reliable
man
lajFOfl
flKXT.
t.arsen
building
ai
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
take
order
for
beat
custom-made
clothe
in
Canada.
Highest
cnnimissiniir.
Hex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd.,
Th-ronto
(2)
iiii
WA.VTKI.
High
School
girl
a
tnotht-r'
help
in
return
for
room
and
board.
Appl
Il.ix
gift
Dally
Xgws
Office.
H
WAXTKM
Secondhand
child
wicker
go-cart.
I'hone
Mack
i8fl.
H5
MAID
Vante..
Younff.
Fourth
Mr.
F.
Mcll.
Avenue.
Kal.
VAITHKffi
Wcnled.
Apply
Iln.
on
Cafe.
171
Third
Avenue
Knsl;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premise
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
130
Second
Avenue,
FOH
nHXT.
Two
first
clas
modern
flats:
Monarch
ranges,
waler
paid;
one
furnished.
Westenliaver
Ilros.
HOUSI-S
for
Itenl.
Some
are
furnished.
tiO
nnd
up.
App5
SI5
Fourth
Avenue
KasL
FOn
HKXT.
Planus,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines
Walker's
Mulf
Store.
FOll
HHXT.
Four
hot
water
healed.
&.
Mallet.
CHEVROLET
room
suite,
Apply
Smiti
MODKHX
IIOI'SF.
for
rent--Fhe
rooms
and
bath.
Monro
lira.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKKLSi:
1.01X1
K.
near
Tcrrnce.
Visit
Ukelse
Jlthla
Hoi
Springs.
Llthla
I
one
of
(h:
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism,
(food
Jl,
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motor
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Tcrrare
J.
II
nice
Johnstone,
manager
Why
bo
without
a
oar?
350
makes
the
first
payment
on
a
Xew
Improved
CHKVHOLBT.
the
balance
in
twelve
surreslve
eny
instalments.
Lei
Us
demonstrate!
KAIEN
QARAQE
Dealers
iu
all
Oenernl
Motors
Products.
Hrake
lining
by
mi
llinery.
Cylinder
regrindinc
and
reboring.
Fowl
overhauling
nt
Hal
rate
price.
Wrecking
Service
day
and
night.
The
follow
ing
price
are
now
i-lfeciive.
F.o.H.
Pnn.-e
Huper'..
Ooverntnen'
tax.-s
included:
llunahon:
Sport
lloadsler
Touring
...
.....
Coupe
,
I'udor
Sedan
Fordor
Sedan
Light
Delivery
Lt.
Delivery
Van
Commercial
Chassis
....
I'ruek
Chassis
Sir
Self
starter
Included
1581.(10
080.00
005.00
751.00
7f.il.00
831.00
.
502.0(1
A
I
(1.00
188.00
581.00
on
all
models.
'
Term
payments
arranged
If
If
desired.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
210
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LOOOE'
Hautlfully
sitnnleil
near
Ferry
Landing
Altfliiilo
2115
feet.
Camping
and
Fishing
Tr'pt
nrranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLK
wilh
produce
Fsn.a:;i()M
tiik
fahm.
Take
a
Trip
lo
thk
Lnko
Courllry
this
year.
a.
For
reservnllons,
write
Mrs.
Henkel.
rrnncol
Lake.
H.C.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Pn
nr
0iut)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Studo
yo"r
,,lPnl
Any
limn.
ROSS
.-
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POOL
ROOM
Meeker
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