to
PAGE
TOUT.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TERMINALS
WON
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
tarn
THERE
COESTiVCT
QIC
Look
AT
IWTI
OP"
THE
HOUSE.
IN
SUCH
ORDER
LOAFER
SNEAKlriC;
OUT,
THE
PiTTY
THAT
FOR
A
ti
FLOWER.
NOTE'.
Ml
H
BEFORE!
1
,.i,:c;j
1
1
could
et
I
DOT1.
'
di
rijiiina'i.
,Z&m
Had
Close
Contest
Last
Night
MY
HANDS
V
With
Cold
HIM
Storage,
Grounds-
at
Acropolis
I
1
1I
M
Ml
ON
HIM!
!Quile
a
large
crowd
of
soccer,
.fans
turned
up
at
tho
c.rooli.s
Jljll
grounds
last
nigut
lu
wil-
'n!
Uip
,
foothall
jraint'
behveetil
the
(Ira
iid
Terminals
and
the
Cold
Storage
and,
even
although
they
were
not.
treated
to
any
(treat
extent
Iti
the
finer
"points
n
me
sfiiiiip
iney
ai
least
saw
a
keen.linrij.
strugigle
in
whieli
(he
Tirininiil.'j
were
sue
cess
fill
in
vjiining"
hy
a
score
or
three
goals
to
two.,
4The
learns
look
the
field,
as
'
follows'
'Grand
Terminals--11.
Howe;
(5,
Howe
and
II.
Me'nzies
Dickens,
O'Donnell
ami
V.
Menzies;
Wallers,
Owen,
Wiper,
.Mitchell
ami
Farquhar.
(-old
Storage
Murray;
llaig
Harris;
Macdoiiahl,'
w
and
Doherly;
Johnson,
Lainlie,.
!
sKine,
liaker
tid
Noj-riiigton.
Heferee
(1,
Krauso..
Linesmen
-i-'
11;
W'orsfold
and
L.
y.
Lane.
The
Storage
won
the
toss
and
took
advantage
of.
the
.grade
hut
the
earlier
exclraages
were
in
uxor
of
the
Terminals
and
it
was
not
long
ere
Wiper,
"profiting
hy
some
loos,e
defensive
work,
beat
.Murray.
After
a
spell
of
midfiehl
play
in
which
learn
work
was
lacking
on
both
sides,
the
Storage
broke
away
and
.Trskine
made
the
scores
level
with
a
shot
thai
gave
Howe
no
chance.
,
1
r'aruhar
was
mainly
responsible
in
regaining
the
lead
for
Hie
Terminals
when
he
got
across
one
of
his
few
real
centres,
and
Owen,
meeting
the
ball
with
his
head;
made
no
mistake
in
registering
point
number
two.
Shortly
afterwards
the
Storage
were
awarded
a
penalty
but
Mnc-donald
made
little
use
of
the
spot
kick,
the
ball
hitting
the
upright
and
ultimately
going
past.
Lamhe
also
failed
to
accept
a
Aood
scoriiiig
chance
shortly
afterwards
and
the
teams
retired
at
Iwlf
time
with
the
score
standing
two
ji
one
in
favor
of
the
Terminal.
.
-
.1
Second
Half
'"
'
liven
play
featured
the
open-jngof
the
second
half
with
the
Terminals
always
a
little
more
dangerous
Owen
was
sadly
at
fault
twice
in
the
early
stages
of
I
liti
s
hall
when
be
Was
presented
with
good
scoring
chances,
missing,
the
ball
completely
on
one
occasion.
The
Storage
were
awarded
another
penally
and
this
time
Lani.be
was
entrusted'
'with
the
kick,
but
fared
no
heller
than
his
team
mate,
shooting
the'ball
straight
to
Howe
who
had
to
make
little
effort
to
clear.
At
the
oilier
end
the
Terminals
nieed
a
corner
and
Walters'
kick
from
thcjlag
'
was
helped
into,Jhe.
neLby
Murray
Id
make
the
game
almost
safe.
Hrskine
had
a
good
try
at
the
other
end
bitliiis
the
underside
of
the
crossharwith
Howe-
well
bciateny
only
to
see
the
ball
rebound
into
play.
Shortly
afterwards
the
Storage
fared
better,
Harris
driving
in
a
hard
shot
which
H
Alenzles
stopped
with
his
hands
in
jgbal
ahilitlie
referee
awarded
the
Storage
tlie
point.
Ordered'
From
Field
.
!onsiderahlo
argument
follow
fd
this
decision
and
11.
Menzies
SPORT
CHAT
In
the
hope
of
having
a
number
Of
people
from-
prince
Hupert
as
its
guests
for
the
occasion,
I
lie,
4.
Port
Simpson
celebrat
ion
committee
s
distributing
In
town
copies
if
ah
attractive
program
for,
thoi
Victoria
Day
celebration
jy,
be
held
in
the
old
Village
011
Monday
next.
Th"
program
,of
the
day.
will,
include
baseball
and
foolball
games,
boxing
and
wrestling,
children's
races,
field
and
upvejly
-events
and
contests
and
water
sport?.
mi
'4
SSSSBSmT..
Miss
Frances
Knowles-Foster
is
such
a
skilled
yachtswoman
that
she
does
not
need
any
skip
per
t(r
direct
her
movements
nbout
the
world.
She
recently
made
a
trip
from
Old
Windsor
to
Stockholm
with
4inly-
her
une.If
and
one
other
man
to
assist
her,
and
will
navigate
the
boat
back
to
England
herself.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
H.
h.
Frank
and
daughter
Mildred
returned
on
Friday
from
Prince
Hupert,
Mrs.
E.
T.
llrooks
was
unable
to
return
and
has
entered
the
(reneral
hospital
for
treatment.'
-
"
4
Miss
Andrews
has
again
taker.
up
her
duties
on
the
public
school
leaching
staff
after
hav
ing
ncen
connned
(0
tier
lioni
:
for
the
past
ten
days
with
IlTt-oal
trouble
during
whidltStinie
the
primary
classes
enjoyed
some
extra
holidays.
Itev:
W.
F.
Ilarfddt
arrived
on
Saturday
to
take
ove?
the
worS
Of
the
Anglicah
church
here.
Mr.
Harfoot
lias
.returned
from
the
Malay
Peninsula
where
he
spent
some
year?
in
the
mission
fields.
He
is
taking
up
his
residence
ii.
Hie
rectory
beside
the
church.
The
W.A.
of
the
Anglican
church
will
meet
this
eomint
Thursday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
CaFr,
Mrs.'
V..
M.
Smith
being
hostess.
H.
Hogan
of
Pacific
was
In
town
01
Saturday.
r
,
j--
"
MrStf
Mr
A.drelg
returned
or
Saturday
night
rom
Prince
Iti
jK-rt
where
she
hail
taken
he
uaugnier
veima
tor
a
minor
operation.
Mrs.
ireig
found
he.
was
finally
ordered
from
Ui0jmoticp.
Mri,.
Linie.
who
is
field.
The
final
whistle
sounded
soon
aflej-wards
with
the.
Terminals
retiring
deservedly
winners
by
three
goals
to
two,
al-.though
had
they
accepted
their
chances
the
Storage
might
easily
liave
Saved
a.
point.
It
is
lobe
regretted
that
inci
dents
oSiich
as
happened
last
..;,.!,(
1
in
......
1
Jllllt.
?1IU1JM
1JI.(.U1
111
UIIJ
Ullir.
1
.
.
...
.
.
ani)
ji
,js
io,,ne
iiopeu
mai
1110
ex-
1
ecullve
will
deal
"with
the
case
effectively.
The
game
must
be
kept
clean
and
above
reproach
if
the
continued
support
o'f
the.
fporl-loviiiig
public
is
to
be
so
cured.
patietfl
in
the
hospital,
resting
easily
and
prospects
for
her
return
liome
soon
are
favorable.
Ret
urns
have
now
been
received
from
Pacifir
for
U10
part
o
1
9M
Sri
a
1
1
I
14
Midi
In
tl
B
BVrou"r'
nnsTwrmis
1
1
I
mosquitoes
I
.
IBBDIRiina.AS8ll
Developed
at
WorU'e
Foremoet
Sdentlflo
Imiuairial
Pncarch
Inetitute.
W1U
not
tain.
Fleaaantodur,
1
larmleu
to
hunaana
and
anlmala.
1
i
Mm
Tire
re
will
he
a
parade
led
hy
the
Port
Simpson
hand
and
Ohijer
Councillor
I).
A.
Johnson
will
of-.i
fi.ciatn
nl
the
opening
ceremonies.
The"
official
fflr
the
dfty
will
he:
celebration
chairman,
N
Lawson;
eerjtary,
'eter
!'w;
treasurer,
.
James
'lenry;
judges,
Joshua'
llyan,
Fred
Dudowald
and
James
Wesley;
starters.
Jdshua
McKay
and
W'
Heynoh.
elCrk.
oftlie
coiiys.
)1.
A.
Wes-ley;
announcer,
Thomas
Mosuel:.
The
intermediate
lear;uw
wi!!
open
its
ser.es
tomorrow
night
at
Acropolis-
Hill
a!
o:S5
whfu
(
he
Ilfeh
School
play
I
lie
VMikK
the
latter
team
representing
th.'
United
Ghunh
young
peopb-.
is
likely
r".:::'
iff
&HV
Indigestion
When
chronic,
is
best
relieved
by
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
In
most
cases,
Indigestion
results
from,
torpid
liver
and
sluggish
bowel
action.
Tablets
for
the
stomach
and
aids
to
digestion
fall
In
this
chronic
form
of
Indigestion.
You
roust
jet
the
imrnng
ana
excretory
organs
neat
the
Terrace
Anglican
sale
of
work
conducted
Iherci
'and
Ilia
total
receipts
of
the
sale
are
sliiglilly
more
than
1172.00.
,
y
Miss
Andrews
spehf
a'
day
nl
the
week
end
with
Mrs.
A.
V
Wilson
at
Ilemo.
.
,
.
The
local
Chevrolet
agent,
J.
Morse
Hall,
received
a
shipment
contain
a
Chevrolet
coach
and
n
touring
car
this
last
week.
1
1
Itev.
W.
Allen
held
services
at
the.
Indian
mission
at
Vanarsdol
on
unday.
Mrs.
X
KHpatrick
of
Smilher-
was
guest
of
honor
at
n
bridge
parly
given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
!.
T.
Kenney
on
Friday
evening
last
U
tlieir
home
on
Lakelse
Ave.
rhiv
rooms
were
profusely
de
corated
with
tulips
from
their
own
garden
and
with
apple
bios,
snms.
Five
tables
were
played.
high
scores
being
made
by
Mrs.
J).
I.
-Munro
and
Wm.
Donald.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hosless
at
the
conclusion
of
the
game.
Mrs.
If,
Aldous
left
on
Monda
for
Prince,
Hupert
where
she
was
met
by
Hoy
Xewton
of
Hyder,
Alaska,
and
they
will
be
quielly
married
on
Wednesday.
The
happy
couple
expect
to
leave
on
Wednesday
night's
boat
for
t!e
northern
town
where
Mr.
Newton
is
in
the
restaurant
business.
Moth
Mrs.
Aldous
nnd
Mr.
New-lop
are
well
known
Jiere.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newton,
expect
lo
re-jutii
lo
Terrace
ip;
a
year's
time
to
lake
up'
their
.residence
"!
I
heir
jointly
owned
properly
here
on
which
Mrs.
Aldous
has
IfVcl
for
a
number
of
years.
(ieorge
J.illle
-and-.son
Oordou
returned
from
Vanderli6of
at
thk
end
of
the
week.
Mrs.
X.
Kilpalrick
i
Icavius
on
Monday
afternoon
for
her
Kjine
in
Smithers,
Three
Fonlson
full-crawl
irnelora
arrived
in
(own
on
Sat
urday.
Two
of
these5
are
for
ieorge
Utile
land.rtwill
-Jift
used
hi
Ins
logginc
camis
while
the
third
was
bought
'
by
J.
Viger
for
use
in
the
pole
camps,
at
Hemo.
Mrs.
J,
Moorse
Halt
was
an
afternoon
tpa
hostess
on
Fridi.y
hi
honor
of
Mrs.
Kilpalrick
of
Kindlier.
.'-..
Chas.
W.
Itarrison,
VanCoovei
nspectnr
of
fiBh1hatcherres,ar-
nved
In
town
on"
Saiurilay
n
g!n
Ho
wa
met
by
Ci
Heain,
I'-akelse
Hatchery
sUperinlenijenl
'and
Ihev
oroceedeil-
later.
to
Lakelse
I.nkr
Mr
If,
I,..
Mcintosh
returned
from
Prince
Hupert
on
Saturday
night.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Sessions
and
children
of
Pacific
were
In
town
O
.-.
ar
Imti
Fcatuhc
SeNfcUtI
lUJ
'
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
wiore
you
can
eipett
permanent
rel-.tf
t
WANTK1).
Young
girl
fo;
and
this
is
best
accomplished
ly
the
,
,,
,.i
,
,
.
,
m
,
use
of
Dr.
Chad's
Kidney-Dyer
lilk.
Jf
u-ework,
sleep
out.
Pho-..-
Chronic
Indigestion
is
a
very
coiY.ir.on
:
Ued
529,'
-
U
condition.
On
this
account
many
Buffer
i
'
:
-.
-
'
'
for
years
not
realizing
that
relief
ot
"
Saturday;
band
in
the
form
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kidnw-
.
-
spells
of
constipation
and
diarrhoea
t
so
miserable
and
it
Is
to
easy
hy
Using
this
well-known
n-gulator
ef
the
liver,
kidneys
and
boels.
H.
1L
I.eighton
of
the
Forestry
to
be
a
close!
are
among
the
accompanying
ailments,
(department,
Prince
Itlipert,
wm
What
a
relief
it
would
le
to
l
free
;i
tiusinps
vtsitni-
nn
IViilnv
r
i
i.
.t
W.
II.
Whhiirn,
Dominion
telegraph
operator
at
Kilwangi.,
spent
a
few
days
in
town
at
the
week
end.
,
t
Pal
Calnln
is
a
visitor
from
the
Naas
-cniinty
this
week.
Mr.y
I).
AJ'oasscls.
and
little
daughler
.KveTyli,
were
passengers
qh
Monday's
traiu
bound
for
Priiicp
lluoert.
A
number"
of
young
people
ol
town
journeyel
to
Usk
on
iat-urdny's
delayed
train
and
took
in
the
dance
at
the
place.
Miss
Margarqj
McCatTery
who
has
been
visiffh'g
with
Mrs.
Ful
ton
at
Lakc'Sp
Lake
home
on
Monday.
TELKWA
returned
At
Houml
Lake
oh
Friday
even'
ing
a
record
crowd
lurntsl
out
In
a
dance
given
by
the
jeluh
mem
bers
for
very
worthy
cause.
The
roads
are
very
.good
now,
so
pars
arrived
from
every
direction
nor
left
until
the
very
latest
possible
hour.
As
usual
th
music
was
good
and
the
commit-lee
in
charge,
of
the
refresh
ments
satisfied
the
inner
man.
With
the
help
of
an
oocnuionnl
shower,
the
gardens
and
crops
are
growing
arid
nature's
wonder
garden
seems
lo
be
at
its
Itev.
Mr.
Gibson
was
well
re
paid
for
his
effoHs
by
a
good
oijgri-galioii
!u
which
.
i?
preached
a
the;0ub.'k
schodl
o-.
rii.mlay
uflirrnoAv
j
;
4
;
'
1
'
'
'
'
t
-
May
LM'iieing
the
day
set
for
the
Spring
Hace
Meel
at
Telkwa.
orse
owners
ns
well
as
many
others
are
busy
.trying
lo
make
it
a
record
da
After
several
Weeks
with
hoi
parents
at
Vancouver
Mrs.
S.
('.
Paine
and
"Hobby"
returned
on
Wednesday
nlgfiV-
A
few
Telkwhilcs
atlendcd
the
hospital
day
daiico
iii
Smithers.
Ax
goodly
nnrfiber
of
the
lodal
assembly
Nat
iv-f
Sons
of
Canad,.
met
with
the
Suiilhcrs
assemblx
llere
last
week,
The
dining
room
at
the,
Telk
wa
Hotel
is
being
re-decorated
in
keeping
wills
the
rest
of
flt
house.
under
the
direction
of
the
Ladies
W.A.
of
the
Nursina
Home,
a
general,
cleaning'
up;
win
made
around
Hie
Home
on
Saturday
last.
-
i,-,j-i
i
June
3
is
lhenlghl
sel
usidc
for
the
big
pring
dance
al
Honm!
Lake
Hall,
After
an
absence
of
a
couph
of
weeks
on
police
duties
Corp
Hriec
of
the
H$,M.P.
in
back
ii
'own.
xp-,..-
8ubscribe
to
the
Dally
Newi.
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h.p.
nuarRiitee,
priee
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C
h.p.
Kcllenberg
onglne
$200.00
2
cylinder
10
h.p.
auto
engine
J
00.00
Cylinder
Dodge
engine
wlln
slarter
...
tlOO.oo
I
cylinder
Chevrolet
enli.e
with
starler
125.00
1000
feel
H
inch-hack
haul
cable,
pric
Co
per
fool.
Wm
McCircgor
Saws,
falling
and
bucking
saws,
(lilchrl.t
jneks.
etc.
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Fxchange,
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Second
Avenue,
phone,
23.
FDH
SAI.l!.
Fire
roomed
mod
ern
bungalow
and
two
lot.;
close
in.
I2C00.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
McClymonl.
It
FOIl
SALK.
Secondhand
furniture
and
restaurant
fixtures
from
Royal
Hotel.
Apply
1
1
1
Third
Avenue.
FOIl
SALK.
Cerhard
lleinlzmaii
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
payment.
Walki-r'"
Music
Store.
FOIl
SALF
Three
roomed
house,
plastered;
good
location.
55..
McCllTery
A
Olbbons,
Ltd.
If
(IHAMOPHONK
and
other
fur
niture
for
sale-.
Phone
lltarl.
731.
FOIl
SALH.
Child
s
crib
an
I
mattress.
.
Phone
Blue
712.
nigh
Low
High
Low
Illdhe.,
.ov
High
I.nw
TO
RENT
FOH
IIF.NT.
Modern
four
room
ed
rial,
with
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Westcnhaver
llroi.
TJHNISIIFD
Housekeepln
Uooms
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Hed
f.07.
tf
FOH
HKNT.
Furnished
house.
Un..l..
...Ii.
11
;
at.-i.-illl
5
U
I
II',
.xiissaiiem
Apnriments.
PJiqne
t.
tf
FOH
IIF.NT.
Four
hot
water
healed.
.V
Mallei.
1
1
jjlll
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTED.
-
(iiii
for
general
housework.
Apply
"Mrs.
J..
(Ireer.
'Phone
Ited
725.
If;
FOR
SALE
FOrt
iAl.B.
28
foot
fish
boat,
!IO.'lll.
7Vi
h.p.
Vulcan
engine,
oii.i
:
Second
year
old
''
JUSO..!,'.
'
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The
Avenue.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
Inlander,
833
Phnnfl
IS?.
20
fool
eahii.
miis,'
r'new
I
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,1.HT
a"d
P(,rn'hN?
h.p.
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priced
at
b&o.iHi
8U"WI-
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atmPT
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!j
28
foot
cabin
cruiser,
15
h.p..
FOUND
oil
engine
i
1,200.00'
1
-
Small
speeder
with
Ford
n-
I'OUND.Threc
k.-ys
on
rmit
Bine,
priced
at
$230.00
Apply
ltily
office.
20
h.p.
IlutTalo
engine
1800.00
40
h.p.
Studehakcr
engine.'
PATENT
ATTOnNtYS'
1200.00
FHTIIKHSToNH
M
till
A
CO..
the!
room
suite,
Apply
Smith
FOH
HUNT.
IIoue
suitable
for
hoarding
house.
Phone
Mack
?3I.
120
FOH
HKNT.
Modern
tioue
fhe
room
and
hath.
MunroTlrov
MODKHN
FLAT
for
Hent.-Max
llflilbrnner
7:.-it
a.uii
.
2.U,r'
J','",
I
.'50
a.m.
I:I7
p.nii
Friday
May
2t
!:o7
a.m.
22:02
p.m.
3:12
a.m.
15:17
n.m
.
SaLllPdlll.-i
Mau.,4
-Apply
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
Tuesday,
May
18
6:IH
a.m.
1
7
l
.IBJi.
Jfi
'7
15.7
17.0
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7.0
IllJtiiV..
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ft.m;'
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w"';?tr
230.
.Mil,,.,
j
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i.ow
.......
4:13
a.m.
16:11
p.m.
H.rt
7.3
ft
10:03
p.m..
10.4
"
12:15
p.m.
0.8
"
Wednesday,.
May-19
n:2o
a.m.
ir.o
ft.
20:17
p.m.
U
"
o:.ik
a.m.
11,1
'
13:11
n.m
Thursday,
May
20
ft.
old
esinli.'i-il
firm.
Palenln
and
trailiinai
k
in
all
eown-Iries.
Fret-
booklet.
Vancou
ver
offic
oM
Hn.T.
Iludd-i
injr.
Phone
Seymour
370f.
Manaa-i-r,
Krnet
K,
Cjnei.
registered
allurai
).
Other
of-fices.
Ottawa.
alnnlon
and
principal
i
:
i
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AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES
I93
Oldsmohilo
l
.iin
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9750.00
lOS'jOldsniohdr
lonringt
(A&0.00
I'Jti
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
$150.00
1083
Ford
Tudnr
KPiTan
?50
1053
Ford
Tu
l"i
Sedan
O0,n.
Ford
Light
Deiuerv
....
SSOfl.uw
Ford
Lint
Delverj
1128.00
We
ghre
Ihlrly
day
free
ervlee
on
above
ram
and
liberal
er
vice
ntr
new
ear.
KAIEN
GARAGE.
Dealer
in
Chi-xridei
ami
ad
OeneiMl
M..ii,r.
PriMliiet.
Wrecking
s.tm,-..
d.iv
,inl
.Niah-
Vi.it..
r.-.v
Till:
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MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
C.NI..
.ipuit
piildication
of
the
tariff
i
haiiK''.
immedl-alely
iticd
Hie
following
NEW
PRICES
Hun
nbout
louring
Coupe
Tudor
Sedan
Fordor
Sedan
Lhrht
Delivery
Chassis
Truck
Chassis
All
price
Include
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self-Alan-
er,
government
laxM
an.
I
freight.
National
Kasy
payment
Plan
available,
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
810
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
(Ieorge.
Paul
or
Gust)
fix
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
baker
al
your
disposal
nny
lime
ROSS
DROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Aero
from
Fmpres
Hotel.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Henxon
Studio.
iOOD
MF.AI.S.
GOOD
CAKF.S
Coffee
or
Ten
Served.
HF.AL
HOMH
COOKFD
MR
ALH.
Mr
linger.
Proprietress.
FURNITURE.
Sew
nnd
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store
We
lluv.
Sell
nn.l
IN
'hange
New
amj
Secondhand
'foods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
Third
ve
t.tmn-
ir
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
0.00
n
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
o!50
a
lomlf
(Inl
to
nn
length.
Kindling,
17.00
n
lond.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
17.00
n
Intnl.
A.
ISAACSON
IMione
Clack
401.
Seal
Cove.
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