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UP
FATHER
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George
McMani
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WOHKIN
I
I
Kim
SHOULD
RON
FOR
ALOERMAN
FIRST
GAME.
1
i
V3
URDAT
,
DON'T
WANT
CAbBV
OR
J
OOQANl-WHO
CAN
GET?
)n
i:Ti:n
tutAMt
Tr.MlN.i.s
IN
ll-Ki:iltl.l.
MST
NIUIIT
.
.
J?nJjrt,Cnla4.
SI;
,E1U,
.34
m
Ti'.-.'iYI-'t
.
i-
'
....a!
Colt,
16;
Tuxl
00)1.
12.
Nosing
out
ahead
of
the
Grand
Terminal
In
minwi
Very
lmllr
ta
tlt
tn
which
they
were
.beaten
last
week
by
the
Orotto,
the
Ranker
won
their
flnt
game
ol
the
season
In
the
Intermediate
D&sketball
League
last
night
by
score
ot
34
to
30.
The
Terminal
were
leading
all
the
way
until
near
the
endVU'lKn
toorUmer,,
who;
hftit
lieen
going
atrottg
throughout
the
game,
uetted
the
timely
basket
that
gave
hi
team
last
minute
victory.
14.
n.
8klnner
referred
end
detail
ot
play
were
a
follow:
flankers
R.
Mortimer,
32;
A.
E.
Walter:
11.
Egerton.
6:
O,
Milt.
3:
M.
Matlie.on,
4;
Smith.
Total
34.
Grand
Terminal-Y.
Katsuyam.
5;
I
J.
McNulty.
4;
8.
Gurvlch,
8:
S.
Joy.
4;
R.
Smith.
10.
Total
30.
m:mok
1-k.mu'k
The
Senior
League
same,
which
w-
fast
affair
throughout,
resulted
In
another
victory
tor
the
ao
tar
unbeaten
Elk
by
ft
score
ot
34
to
31
over
the
Native
Son
of
Canada.
Lee
Dell
was
refrree
and
the
scoring
w-a
mrt
a
follow
:
Native
Son.
V.
Menitle.
3:
It
Mentlea,
4;
G.
Shenton.
8;
R.
lUrtlm,
6;
R.
B.
Skinner;
J.
(Fn;uhr.
1
Total.
31.
Elk,
S.
Smith.
6;
Dave
Balfour.
13:
M.
Budentch.
4;
O.
Mitchell.
3:
S.
Moran,
10.
Total.
34.
ladies
1-kacue
The
Maple
Leaf
again
defeated
the
Adaac
In
the
Ladle'
League,
the
kw
being
30
to
3.
Adansc.
Miss
Dorothy
Oosse;
Mis
Ad
Mlnigohr.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell.
1:
Ml
E.
Dalbj.
3;
Mlu
Mr)orl
Lancaster:
Mis
WUla
Dyer
Mtsa
Margaret
Palmer.
Total
.
Maple
Leaf.
Mis
Margaret
Graham:
Mis
Myra
Harvey.
6;
Mis
Lillian
Lowe.
8;
Ml
Catherine
Marvey.
6;
Miss
11.
Grant.
Miss
Helen
Sim:
Mls
M.
Thompson.
Total
30.
Referee.
-R.
B.
Skinner.
41'MOK
LKAtirE
The
Junior
Leaguer
again
put
up
ft
cke
game
when
Ih
Dolts
defeated
the
Tuxt
Boy
by
16
to
13.
M.
Budenlch
referee
and
detail
ot
Plr
Wer
ft
tollOW
:
Colta.-
H.
Macdonald.
T.
E.
Ratch-
tord.
4;
3.
Scott,
t:
R.
Irvine.
R-
SUlktr.
I;
Q.
Vlertek.
Total
16.
Tuxls
Roys
F.
Marrtson.
2:
B.
Hunt.
Was
P
trnoce;
v
H.
llfilbroner:
M.
Sakamoto
4;
W.
Johnson;
P.
Cameron
Total
13,
hTe
league
Undtng
to
date
are
as
I
follows:
Sesilur
lrt
e.
V.
Dl
U
Pts,
JQks
0
6
IS
NsUve
Sens
..I
0
3
3
Terminal
...
1
0
4
4
latmuedUte
Ieite
Grotto
0
I
11
Terminals
.
3
0
3
Soaker
.
1
0
S
Ladle'
Lr(e
Maple
Leaf
..
1
0
13
Adanacs
.....
0
1
JanUr
lM(t
ColU
...,.v.
0
1
13
Stars
ftjtK...
3
0
3
TAU.U
Boy
..I
0
4
CKIRHAGE
LEAGUE
CaavsdUn
Nathsual
Operatars
and
ttristto
are
imw
lurlstg
llr-t
rtsce
Canadian
National
Operator
and
Grotto
are
now
tied
tar
leadership
ta
U
Crtbhage
League.
Last
ntghfa
tUturea
rewuRed
a
follow:
Grotto,
14:
Orange
Lodge.
13.
Canadian
Legion.
11:
Sons
ot
Cn-
advae,.
Dry
Dock.
16;
rrlnce
Rupert
Hotel,
C.
N.
0rwtlng.
14;
C
K.
Mechaalra.
IS.
St.
Andrew,
;
KnlgaU
of
Oaettm-bus,
Ik7.
Mvwwe,
IS;
Cold
Storage.
IS.
ru.
C
N.
OperaUng
....
t
3
Orojwi
S
Orange
Lodge
I
3
KntgMa
ot
Catumbus
$
3
Dry
IXvk
s
CaaadUn
Lrgtea
...
4
4
"
Smw
at
Canada
...
4
4
C
N.
MeehAnk
...
3
S
Cold
Storage
3
S
Ttince
Rupert
HmI
a
St.
Andxew
.
.
1
T
I
SPORT
CHAT
The
annual
tneettng
ot
the
Amateur
Athletic
VttMo
ot
Canada
wtll
be
held
In
the
city
ot
St.
John,
NJEU
oo
Drvesntsrr
t.
Iwand
IL.
and
uadJviVt-edlf
one
ot
the
roost
vital
quesoena
to
eotoe
up
tor
drarusalon
wRl
be
thai
ot
the
detUitUou
ot
an
amateur
and
the
penalties
fur
intracUons
ot
th
amateur
law
ot
that
body.
This
eon-tentloua
subject
ha
been
brought
up
st
the
annual
tneettng
from
year
to
yeafi
At
the
session
held
ta
Toronto
In
Svptetuber
ctf
u4
year
a
number!
t
prvposltKs
were
introduced
deal-
tng
w-th
this
matter
but
no
dettnltai
arlKw
was
take,
the
lUlowtng
report
j
C4
Ut
CVcnaUttee
oa
tiesotuUoai
b
Uvg
adopted:
"That
the
amateur
rule
having
been
very
thoroughly
dlscvw-,
ted
by
the
Resolution
Committee.
It
felt
tht
mny
changes
are
neces
sary
to
meet
the
changing
condltnint.
ft
I
therefore
resolved
that
the
whole
matter
be
referred
to
the
Incoming
Executive
to
atudy
and
bring
In
ft
report
and
recommendation
to
the
next
annual
meeting.
A
long
a
there
1
good
port
there
will-be
amateur
sport
and
profclonsJ
sport,
and
o
long
will
there
be
divergence
of
opinion
as
to
where
the
line
should
be
drawn
between
them.
In
Canada,
In
general
the
east
stands
tor
ft
strict
Interpretation
of
the
Canadian
rules
on
amateurism,
and
the
west
stands
tor
a
liberal
interpretation.
On
the
vesed
question
of
reinstate
ments,
the
view
Is
conceded
that
young
player
who
have
still
some
rights
in
equity,
and
that
the
youtii
who
embarks
on
that
path
should,
a
In
the
case
of
any
other
path,
be
given
the
right
ot
turning
back.
The
view
widely
held
In
the
west
and
in
British
Columbia.
Is
that
the
status
ot
professionalism
should
not
bar
a
man
from
competition
tn
sport
other
truu-.
the
one
tn
which
he
la
giving
hi
ser
vice
tor
pay.
It
U
hinted
that
drastic
changes
are
likely
tn
the
rule
on
amateurism
at
the
forthcoming
Domtn-
ton
gathering.
im.I.l.UU)
I.EAGUK
Only
one
ot
the
game
scheduled
toumlmf
nt
between
the
Orotto
and
firm.
n
U.mlltnt
rvm.
to.
defeated
A.
Macdonald.
Gyros,
by
vi
i
!
-r-
m.ik.
will
be
played
tonight
SALE
OF
FURS
AT
'
EDMONTON
SMALL
rTper'
'"V
More
ActUe
eon
are
1144
Out;
Mttlf
l.ln
Eagerly
SUht
EDMONTON.
Nov
30.
Marking
the
opening
ot
the
19M-3T
fur
trading
season,
the
first
winter
sale
turned
out
very
successful
In
spile
of
the
somewhat
limited
offering
which
are
to
be
expected
at
this
time
ot
year.
A
number
of
lines,
notably
wolf,
zntok.
red
fox
and
lynx,
proved
to
be
to
good
demand
on
the
part
-of
the
trade
and
were
readily
picked
up
at
su-on
price
compared
wtth
the
last
local
quotations.
Most
ot
the
o3rrta
were
from
northern
Alberta
and
the
Peace
River
country
and
were
of
good
quality
considering
the
earUneaa
of
the
season.
Prospect
are
hed
out
tr
a
mare
scUre
season
tn
the
fur
trade
than
,
was
the
case
last
year.
Eastern
mar-
krts
'are
well
sold
out
and
good
rat-
Just
the
Thing
I
Needed
He
said
whtfn
they
grave
him
hi
new
watch.
havv
sortie
thin
model
watch
which
we
car
specially
recomed
lor
Chri.ttMA.
Nice
tiesifm
pM
filled
cam,
17
jewelled
movement,
well
made
with
all
rvart
aHj
tested
o
that
repair
parti"
wBi
alwrnys
fit-
j
The
best
titei
eca
price.
We
absolutely
truarantee
these
to
tire
you
satisfaction
or
exchaure-
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
CjHHKssasmI5
O
IM4
v
ltr-.
FtTunt
Sic.
Ie
"
j
r
0,
B
.k.
j
L
'
'
AS
i-lii!
,
T-r-
-
.
iif,
t:n.
ar.
;p
rd
r
t
.
ne
in
demand
w.
a
Je
xr.w.e
a
h
igt
iw:,md
th4
proleet,OD
0,
the
Game
Act.
usual
weakening
of
:!ie
market
l
be
expected
in
January
and
Februarv
when
the
eastern
soles
are
hM.
,
Beaver
peita
at
"l.e
sale
qvsoted
steady
te
ttnn
on
ft
light
ofTrrUsg.
an"
ertntne
showed
a
fair
demand
at
values
slightly
lower,
and
badger
moved
under
a
good
demand
st
14
to
IT
Oarin
of
Usher
were
light,
best
palei
skins
worth
around
43ft
Red
fox
soM
ii.
..
-
i
iiiimi
u
c..Timwiij
a
u
htumhh,
vailh
atvaare
sklM
around
lit
and
average
'fa
at
1
Cress
fox
fount!
only
a
fair
Inquiry,
average
tots
brtag-lnf
arottsd
IB.
although
osve
etsosre
dark
skin
made
the
record
price
of
US.
Stiver
fox
quoted
about
steady,
with
best
pale
skin
aiusaud
WA.
and
shite
fox
la
uachanged
from
laet
aeasoo.
wtth
best
average
lots
worth
45.
Lynx
od
tn
itrexsg
demand,
better
otos
skin
bnngteg
form
23
to
437.
Marten
showed
a
slight
improvement,
with
one
eholee
lot
ot
dark
sksna
setting
at
37,
jr-i
n
Maclean.
KC.
t.
eoun-
aad
average
lou
worth
around
tlTM.!,,,
for
the
,rM3w
u,
p..,-
A
tight
offering
ot
mink
brought
116
!
for
best
la-ta.
atssl
otter
was
alow
at
(around
433.
wtAe
skunk
was
aegiettea
at
4125.
i
j
Walt
was
eagerly
sought
by
the
,
buyers
renl
best
lot
of
No.
11,
and
3
sathtag
atmsg
at
IM
assd
III
and
tsfcrtor
grades
down
to
&.
Wol-
vcttne
sfcrtrd
a
decadotl
taaororexnent.
wtth
beet
kou
up
to
!1Y
Inquiries
are
steadily
batng
rccetved.
states
Mr
Alttsh.
from
traders
and
trappers
In
the
tar
north
aa
to
the
prospect
of
the
market
at
the
ttase
of
the
next
sale
on
December
T.
wtven
it
ta
expect
we
eer
had
for
the
ed
that
larger
offerings
of
the
early
winter
catch
will
find
their
way
out
io
the
Edmonton
market
GAME
PRESERVE
RIDING
MOUNTAINS
ILK
1MT.EA!:
lROl
I
ml
ti
IB.tXKJ
IN
IttV
YIVARH
til'
fKOIM'TION
WINNIPEO.
Not.
St.
In
Manitoba
7,-(79
square,
mtles
have
been
set
aside
u..
ft
gunt
preserve,
making
the
pro
.nee
an
extensive
breeding
ground
for
ducks
and
geese
and
the
sanctuary
of
ue
elk.
In
the
Rktlng
Mountains
the
k
herd
once
sunk
to
the
number
ot
490
but
within
the
last
right
yesrs,
has
reed
to
10.000
with
a
'natural
In-.
.-ease
ot
more
than
3.000
a
year.
The
a.
k.
geo
and
grotise
tahabrtanu
have
roalned
fairly
stationary
by
virtue
of
he
age
Unit,
which
tor
the
past
five
..r
ha
varied
from
140.000
to
10.000.
This
restriction
enable
the
sportsman
take
hi
ahart
ot
the
natural
In-Tease
wh.'.e
eonservtog
the
breeding
tock.
The
Sheriff
Inkster
preserve
at
2.000
-
;iure
miles,
rsnlu
as
the
largest
breed-
-g
marsh
on
the
continent,
and
hwUlng
swana.
once
almost
extinct,
are
re.urniD
m
im-.
numbers
everv
vear
(DAMAGE
ACTION
IS
ABOUT
TO
COMMENCE
EDMONTON.
Nov.
30
The
430.000
damage
action
ot
Isabel
B.
Watt,
widow
Thomas
a
Watt,
woo
fell
over
the
ivent
bsntster
of
the
Adams
buBd-
!iif
at
1
IS
sm..
June
1.
directed
usinst
j
-
muub
nm.
wui
opes
oeiarv
a
jury
tn
.
Use-
SuprlhMCMtrt
on
Monday
with
i
Sheriff
Rae
ha
summoned
St
Jurymen
to
be
IB
attendance
at
the
opening
of
court,
baft
of
which
number
Is
from
the
area
beyond
the
city.
Tty
pfelatm
alleges
that
her
hus-bated
wafit'
room
130
which
be
had
leased
Jointly
with
Alfred
Penn
and
although
the
Janitor
knew
they
were
In
the
buDdtfrg
aHer
inMntght.
the
hall
was
dark
and
the
rail
about
the
base-BBMst
stamase
s-u
nader
a
almtaw
af
K
c
tar
eompny
.
LONDON
FINDS
HUMOR
IN
CANADIAN
PREMIER
Edmonton
Journal
I
The
London
OuUook
contrasU
th
;
Osnsdiar.
and
Australian
premier.
Mr.
'
Bruce,
it
finds,
ta
a
very
arrtoua
man
i
"
thtnks
that
he
would
do
weU
to
culurste
Mr.
King
pronounced
sense
of
humor.
Bat
his
teRow
countrymen
have
nerer
thought
that
humor
was
an
outstanding
quality
of
-
Mr.
King'
peechea.
however
much
they
may
hare
admired
hrm
fa
other
ways.
lie
must
have
been
having
an
especially
happy
1
experience
In
the
Old
Land
to
hare
tm-
I
pressed
hattaudic&ra
n
Ihl
mtj.
Poa-'stbty.
when
be
returns
to
us
and
face
ear
potitMal
eoikdtUona
than
have
prrealied
tn
recent
years,
the
gttt
whsrh
Use
LsMsdon
weekly
ascribe
to
him
will
be
mcrt
spparect.
HONEY
PRODUCTION
MANITOBA
INCREASES
WINNIPEG.
No.
3a
'Manitoba's
Ihcsaey
crop
this
year
t
thirty
per
cent
tbaa
last
year
according
to
U
ilargar
P.
l"k
ve
aiailnnal
asaartst
Durtag
Us:
jyoar
aid
beekeepers
were
added
to
the!
j
roster
at
the
Msnetfih
Beekeepers'
As
-
j
sort
nam
sad
the
xneabership
now
'
(
ex-'
!ceeda
3JS4X
One
aptary
produced
30.-
I
4bw
pound
ot
honey
The
Industrial
Development
Board
ot
tisfin-ioa
is
co-operautsg
sua
xoe
aaso-.taUesa
ta
the
narkettavg
ot
Utt
year
HUNTING
TROPHY
RECORD
IN
SIZE
WtXKinra.
Nov
Mi
A
huaung
tro-
pray
w4ara
ronstttutea
a
record
recently
tea
to
Use
let
at
Jack
Brewster,
veteran
Roctsy
Uouatata
portsauuv
It
tt
the
head
of
a
Csfm-Vf
grry
isrrp.
wtth
six-
lax
and
the
curt
ot
the
Jksora
aeaaur4ftg
44
1-1
tnehea.
The
;
w-ra
at
the
head
vat
T
1-3
ttsehe
Mr
Brewer.
elor
wtth
ton,
other
ZTZZ1XZZ
T
aT
r
x-ta,
lour
aheep
and
n.
gmsL-a.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
et
than
50c
WANTED
MONET
for
your
property
is
what
you)
ini
T
ha
t
hnfrr
If
emir
nrlre
!
la
right
Q.
C.
Walker.
WORK
Or
ANT
KIND
BY
KNOUS1I
woman.
Good
plain
cook..
Address,
box
341.
Dally
New
office.
30
COOK
(MARRIED
WANTS
JOB.
GO
anywhere.
Apply
Box
340.
Dally
New
office
1S4
MAN
WANTS
SPARE
TIME
WORK
FOR
several
hour
dslly.
Ittoa
Blue
376.
BOTCHER
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY.
Apply
Mussallem
Orocery.
rhene
18.
AGENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
agent.
Yearly
guarantee
sice
3
belag
3l
weekly
average)
and
expense.
Experience
unnecessary
For
particulars
write
Winston
Oo,
Toronto.
FOR
SALE
FOR
8ALE.-8IX
ROOM
HOUSE.
FDLLT
modern:
maria
view:
centrally
located;
ftfst
ctaa
condition.
43.660D0.
41
000
00
cash.
baUnre
monthly.
Sixteen
room
house
near
Dry
Dock,
with
furnace
Will
sett
eheap
and
on
easy
payments.
Thco.
Collart
UsUled.
Westholme
Theatre
Block..
U
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OCT
AN
L8-
tate.
w
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lota,
aocae
corner,
harbor
view,
and
on
sfwer.
Frtcea
low
and
term
from
11000
ntunthly.
Enqutr
T.
McOymont.
tt
rOR
SALE.
DOUBLE
BARRELLED
shotgun.-
Neuman.
ehoke
bore.
Daraas-eua
barrel.
43000.
Phone
Bhie
409.
P.O.
Box
108.
Prtwre
Rupert,
BC.
rOR
SAUL
HALIBUT
BOAT
4iJ0O
gives
one
third
In
term
in
good
welt
known
boot.
Loan
or
partnership.
Apply
Box
339
Dally
Near.
383
FOR
SALE.
Till
KING
GEORGE
Motet
and
Cafe,
containing
30
room
fully
furnished.
For
particular
apply
T.
McClymont
tt
FOR
SALE.
ELECTRIC
VACUUM
sweeper
wtth
attaehmenta.
Phona
Green
180
280
FOR
SALE.
CHEAP
-HALF
A
TON
OP
old
newspapers.
Apply
Dslly
New,
rt
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATS
Rat:
large
airy
rooms;
tire
place;
close
in.
Mas
IteUbroner.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
SUITS
Pnona
18.
Muasallem
Orocery.
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
833
Second
Avenue.
Pnooe
137.
HOTEL
ARRIVAL
Frlssre
Raprrt
L.
B.
WaKe.
Vancouver:
Margaret
Suttaw
and
brother.
Yaaseowven
O.
U
EJde.
SeaHle.
ay
N
Cala.
Vinrouver:
Mrs.
Ooodkoop
and
daoghter.
Lt-wt
Isisad.
James
Cat-
nn
Alsre
Ana
Children's
Colds
Are
quickly,
pleasantly
relieved
by
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Linaeed
and
Turpentine
If
czstViren's
cvads
are
got
rid
cf
proraptty
there
will
t
Vno
tendeacT
to
meusweu
and
consusaptkci
m
later
lie.
It
a
the
nrfrted.
hasckg-rfl
rtvd
t
ht
WTaimstl
hrs
aod
d-re.xw
ixto
seriora
trc41e.
No
trvatroect
far
cocjhs
and
roUt
j
was
ever
to
popular
wtth
the
riaal-rn
as
ut.
iswi
yrcp
Lamred
and
Tttrraxftane-
It
a
vt
(aranat
to
tie
laser,
so
cVJxifctfuEy
sKwthiez
and
beaarx
sad
sJked
rebel
ao
osarUr
thAt
rtAter
j
worn
t
.sri
t
it
safflowri
tYwt.arosd
eraasmed
lt
!-?T?rStx
teyoot
for
raU
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iJJZ?1
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
S
CHIHOi'KACTIC
UK.
k.
r.
i:yoi.ion
ciiiKnntw-fon
til
Third
Atrnue.
Office
visit
4100
House
calls
-
43.00
For
appointment
Phone
Office
Blue
83
Residence
BUck
333
DERMATOLOGY
I
tdtl.
IIU.MIMIKH
Kr.MOVI.II
by
the
latest
ftetenUfle
mrtsod
m:rm
m.x
v
im'ak
ami
l:l.
No
need
for
disfiguring
hairs
of
other
blemishes
any
more,
rtione
Ittsrk
C-2S
KKSTAUKANTS
cjotui
i:at
cue
Mr.
Unger.
Proprteuesa
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
Gn4
llonte
OmkH
Meal.
Phone
BUck
TOO
RULRS
ini.iiv
ittutv
"Scatter
flunshloe
wtth
Otads
(live
OUdMI
Itato
far
f"hrlMma
and
make
your
frtrad
glad
for
year
to
earn
rixiw,
ciiRiTMw
rtrKtur
ft.
I.
IIJM.
ILftO.
4LM
and
ap.
Write
far
prtee
Met
f.
It.
MeT4VIll
p.o
nax
rrs
vicTBit.
nc.
FURS
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
modelled.
Haw
akte
tanned
and
dresmd.
Mall
orders
promptly
attend
ed
to.
Mr.
F.
Tsrr.
334
Broadway
East.
Vinrouver
ANOTHER
RIR
REDUCTION
IN
CHKVROI.rrr
COMMKRCIAI.
CAR
PRICES
1-14
Ton
Utility
Express
Chassis
(
811
jW
K
Ton
Light
Destvrry
Chasala
6JQD0
Touring
and
Roadster
I
SISD0
Sport
Roadster
4
8300
Coach
and
Coupe
4103000
Sedan
IU33J0O
Landau
1118100
lr.f
CAR
ON'
IIANH
1
Ford
Light
Delivery,
open
body
I
7500
1
Ford
Light
Delivery.
pai
body
413000
t
Ford
Light
Delivery,
starter
equipment
,
435000
I
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
1300.00
1
OtdsmebHc
5paaenger
Teur-
tng.
1(33
400000
Term
ran
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
car
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIENGARAGB
Dealer
In
raallse.
MrUaghlla.
Oaklaad.
Fwnllse
Oldsmablle
and
rhevralel
Carv
Phone
St
NOW
I
THE
TIVIC
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering.
Why
walk
durtng
th
unpleasant
winter
weather
W
hav
several
new
models
on
hand,
price
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
tsrn
car.
Two
Ford
Self
starter
light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
One
Ford
Truck
Snap.
One
Chevrolet
Light
eDtlvery-Oood
running
order.
5taka
Us
aa
off
ft.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
ftiRD
DCtlCK
TAXI
Phone
6?
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Call
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or
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