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FOUr.
Sniu
GYROS
BEAT
BRINGING
UP.
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
n
AM'.
HER.E.
AT
tA.ST
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1
OGMW'
I
DON'T
TERMINALS
Know
I
ItlA-bUCEP
l
THsk;
I'LURUN
H.LCO
SfV
tT
OlS
THE
ffLi.
BABY
OOWM
TO
THE
BOARD
walk.
r
fjpffTTT
tiEA
bHQRe
THE
UITUe
CWUIN'
CT
I!
'dehd
a.
r-stCE
crk
rll
1
1
1
1
New
Players
Helped
Service
1
qoict
cvsx-
y-jr-
ir--
;
PARADE
niy
n
same
played
last
night
before
large
crowd
of
fan,
t
lio
Gyro
boat
the
rami
Terminals
by
score
of
tl-l.
A
good
brand
of
ball
was
put
up,
a
feature
o
the
game
being
tho
fielding
on
third
base
by
O.
Haveland,
wiio
arrived
frorn'Vanrrtinf
r
fesr
day,
ami
a
home
run
knocked
by
him
with
one
man
on
In
the
.'fir!
innings,
Schenkler,
a
recent
arrival
from
Seattle
and
wel!
known
in
local
baseball
circles,
pitched
his
usual
good
game
for
Hip
Gyros.
The
Terminals
suf
fered
from
bad
hrpaks
jn
the
,
field
and
several
errors.
Slick
ney
pitched
for
the
Terminals
and
was
replaced
toward
the
end
of
the
game
by
Wallace.
P.
LaPorip.
umpired
the
game
while
irvslnria
acted
aa.
base
umpire.
The
loams
follow:
Gyros
iSchenkler,
p.;
Mc-
Keown,
c;
H.
Frizzell,
Hi;
Geo.
Mitchell,
2b;
Moran,
ss;
Haveland,
3b;
fJeo'.
Tite,
rf;
Skinner,
cf;
(Jen.
Hill,
If.
Grand
Terminals
Slickney
and
Walface,
p;
Halfnur,
c;
Stork
ami
Sloan,
lb;
Wilson,
2b;
Del-court,
ss;
Stickney
and
Wallace.
3b;
Smith
and
Clapp,
rf;
Ilobert-on
If;
Wall,
cf.
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
Seml-Flnals
Will
be
Completed
Tomorrow
and
Finals
Set
For
Monday
and
Tuesday
Following
are
the
results
of
the
igames
played
yesterday
in
the
emi-finals
of
the
I'rince
Hu-pert
Tennis
Club
tournament:
Miss
Riel
and
Marentetle
beat
Mrs.
.McMordie.
and
Golonel
Mc-Mordie
a
C-2,
6-1.
Howard
and
Smith
beat
Maren-telje.
and
Hnbertson
0-if
15-13.
GarmichaM
beat
Cruicksliank
6-0,
6-0.
I
be
remaining
games
in
'the
semi-finals
will
be
played
off
tomorrow
morning
and
the
finals
will
be
played
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
nights.
SPORT
CHAT
Tentative
arrangements
hava
been
made
for
the
winners
of
the
Alberta
section
of
the
Cpnnaught
.
Cnpsoccer
series
to
meet
the
iintisn
Columbia
victors
ii.
Vancouver
on
July
I,.
1
here
will
be
two
games
between
the
j.nMinriai
winners
wnii
loiaii
.goals,
deciding
which
will
ad
vance,.
The
Connaught
Cup
is
.the
emblem
of
soccer
supremacy
in
l-inada
and
separate
competl-1
lions
are
ptaywl
in
each
province
before
the
final
play-off.
The
series
in
tins
province
ha
reacnen
me
penultimate
:
stagfe
ani
me
ursi
of
the
semi-finals
is
belriff
played
this
afternoon
in
Vancouver
between
Westminster
Unileil
and
Sapperlon.
Ganadia'r)'
Collieries1
and
Nanaimo
will
raee'.
Jnithe
olherl
semi-final
t.
r
So
many
requests
have
been
made
for
games
lo
be
played
other
than
Ihose
scheduled
that
iArthur
Kingseot't,
manager
of
Ilie
JIritish
Football
AssocfaMor
touring
party
that
played
hi
Vancouver
this
week'
and
wpu
r
Ut
1,
acting
in
conjunction
wilh
the
Dominion
Football
Association
has
decided
To
play
two
extra
games
at
the
compler
lion
or
me
regular
program,
one
will
be
at
Windsor
and
the
other
at
Ottawa,
Mr.
Kingscott
is
in-t
.clined
.In
believe.,
thai
jUfe,.
Class
'
of
sdecer-'n
Canada
is
siifierlor
-
th
(hat
in
the
third
division
,
of
the
.Football
League.
He
ays
bis
men
have
been
extended
in
every
contest
except
flint
at
Fort
William
and
was
very
mud
afrafd.
al
one
stage,
ithal
they
would
he
bpalen
at
Winnipeg,
especially
as
they;,
faced
a
strong
'
w
ind
In
each
lia
f.
A
strong
effort
I
being
made
In
-local
baseball
circles
to
lino
,
up
as
strong
a
baseball
team
as
poslhlc
to
play
Ihe
aggregation!
from
Ketchikan
on
July
1,
The
following
players
have
been
r-ruestcd
to
be
on
the
ball
park
4
ali.l
I
o'cock
tomorrow
inornins?
-to
gel
some
praelice
for
Hid
i,
coming
lussle:
HalfoHr,
Mc-Keowp,
Slickney,
Skinner.Schenk-
lef,
Vn
Menries,
Farquliar,
Moran,
Uaveland,
W.
MitcbU,
V.all,,
H-
il
-i
-
.ambie,
Hnbertson,
Hill,
Geo.'
.Mitchell,
Frizzell,
Wallace
and
Oeicourt.
SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL
LEAVING
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Griffin
Honored
on
Eve
of
Their
Departure
After
Three
Years'
Residence
TKIHUOi;
June
ttfHetween
twenty-five
and
thirty
young
people
comprised
of
the
pupils
of
the
senior
room
of
the
local
pub
lic
.school
and
the
high
school
ludents.
gathered
at
the
tionie
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Griffin,
public
sclmol
principal,
on
Ihursday
evening,
to
hid
them.
boodbye
14'fore
their
lenarture.de
Uoule
mountain.
They
in
for
the
south
on
Saturday.
Af
ter
having
spent
three
years
l:i
Hie
Terrace
school
Mr.
Griffin
has
definitely
decided
not
to
return
here
next
year.
In
a
neatly
worded
address
read
by
Mis
Mary
Wilson,
the
repaiil
in
which
he
was
'held
by
the
pupils,
and
keen
regret
at
bis
decision
not
to
return
was
expressed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Griffin
were
then
presented
with
a
pair
of
vases
and
fruit
bowl.
A
pb-'asant
social
evening
was
upent
with
games
nnd
dancjng
and
bountiful
.
e-freshments
provided
by
lheyii-tor.swere
served.
.
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Griffin
and
on
aTe-eav'jriff
today
for
Cortez
Island,
Mrs.
Grifin's
former
home,
where
their
vacation
will
be
ppent.
Miss
Xorah
Hayes,
slsfbr
of
Mrs.
Griffin,
who
has
spent
the
past
year
iri
school
here,
ft
also
leaving
for
lnim
on
S-
urday.
I
HAZELTON
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrineh
leaves,
todav
on
an
extended
trip
to
ailffornfi
and
Ontario,
where
he
will
visit
With
friends
ami
relatives.
Dr.
George
More,
of
-.Vanaimn,
ha
arrived
io
relieve
lr.
Wnncli.
Mrs.
II.
A.
vIIarr!a
and
children
spent
last
weet-end
wilh
friends
in
Smilhers.
,
Hon.
K.
I).
Harrow,
minister
o?
agriculture,
will
visit,
the,
in-
lerior
Hie
latter
part
of
this
month.
,MfsH.
E.
nvfintrnlon
hhirlon
GET-AWAY
You
must
try
Champion
SparkPlUgs
to
prove
how
the
hotter,
more
intense
spark
they,
produce
in-creases
the
rapidity
of
your
get-away.
Why
be
left
behind
when
the
traf-fic
signal
flashes
when
a
set
of
Champions
will
put
you
out
in
front?
EcluivclT
(or
IntWiUdBos
Ford,pftckad
80c
v.
i
f
.
Champion
la
tmn
otfaff
tKan
i
411
Fordt-iwcluNi
90c
1a
IM
Bum
Dos
Each
Champion
Dependable
or
Evtry
Engine
A
Canadian-made
Product
Windsor,
Ontario
I
Ihtx
Fctrunc
Stw.
!
I
f-
Id"
O
1926
Howard
have
left
for
Vancouver.
Mr,
Thornton
accompanied
theu
to
the
coast.
Mrs.
G
rover
Turner
and
family,
of
the
Hiilkley
Valley,
have
arrived
in
town
and
are
the
giies'l
of
Mrs.
Amos
dl.
I.
K
Merrjfield,
Gohservalivi?vWls.,
who
was
here
lat
fallwitn
r
for
lli-itish
,r.(iliiinIiiH,il)r.
Hanson's
geographical
sur-
'n
visillnjr
-jiumerouslvey
parly
rrlunied
on
Tuesday
to
organizer
has
beon
points
in
the
district.
;
H
has
been
in
Ottawa
for
several
months
and
his
now
working
hi
way
home
In
Yancouveij.
Alex.
ChilMilii
arrived
from
Mnilhers
at
Hulkley
GanVon
on
Wednesday
mornint;
In
accnui-
pany
Angus
White
up
to
thcirjgineer
arrived
fnim
I'rince
flu
Mud
Greek
properly
on
Hocli-r
lend
to
do
considerable
wort;
this
year.
Mrs.
Thos.
King
of
Smilhers.
formerly
of
this
dNtrirt,
Is
making
favorable
progress
and
this
week
will
be
moved
to
the
home
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Anger,-
in
Prince
IluperL
She
was
aoeoin-
panied
by
Mr.
Kjn.sr
andtMrs,
An
ger.
,
'
Caterpillars
are
"Iravelllnji
down
the
north
side
of
iUt
Hulk-Iey"atn
are
nowAiboui
opposite
Mies
Itulkb-yk
Canyon.
iThe
.
ad
-J
vance
guard
can
Im
seen
some
mile
further
west.
i
?
A
daughter
Was
born
al
the
Hazelton
Hospital
on
"
Welnes-fay.
June'
If,
"to
i-Mr.
nn
Mrs.
W.
H.
Oliver,
of
Terrace.
Iley.
T.
I).
Proctor,
left
01.
Monilar
jiight
for
a
four-month'
Visit
frtihe
east
And
abroad.
He
ill
sail
on
the
s.s.
"Montcalm'
.1
from
Montreal
the
first
week
in
July.
TERRACE
NOTES
I).
W.
Davis
relumed
on
Wed
nesday
fronv
a
short
business
trip
to
L'sk
and
left
on
Thursda)
for
Kalum
Lake.
J.
.
Morse
Hall
arrived
home
from
Prince
Huperl
on
-Wednes-
lay.
He
was,
accompanied
by
his
mother
Mrs.
C.
K.
Halt
of
Vancouver,
who
will
spend
som
lime
here
and
wilh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'layd
Hall
of
Smilhers.
I.
Wells
ami
.!.
Darby
of
Usk
were
in
town,
belweeii
trains
or
I'liursday.
'
:.:',
MrsV
Walter
Witrher
of
Kalum
ake
arrived
in
town
on
Thurs
lay
lo
spend
a
few
days.
f
.1.
Garland
returned
lo
Kalum
,ake
on
Friday
after
siu'iidiu
.
.
r,
.1....
1..
1
a
few
days
in
Jown.
T.
II.'
Scott
lefl
on
Thursday
for
Ihe
Kalum
Lake
Mining
fields
where
he
has
laken
a
con
tract
for
tunnejling
Willi
Ihe
Hopper-Davis
claims
on
Ihe
Lit
tie
Heaver
river.
He
was
ac
Companied
by
T.
Smith.
I.
Hoar
of
the
Hopper
Davis
Co.
was
in
town
during
the
week
and
returned
to
Kalum
Lake
on
Ihursday,
Mrs.
T.
.1.
Marsh
has
been
ap-
poinled
delegate
from
Ihe
loea
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the.
Angli
can
Church,
In
attend
(he
ills
rift
conference
which
meet
i:
Prince1
Ititperl
next
week.
Harry
King
relumed
on
Mon
day
from
Vernon
where
'he
wenl
as
a
delegate
from
the
.
local
lodge
lo
Ihe
I.O.O.F,
convention
D.
D.
Munr
who
has
been
spending
a
few
days
al
Ills
home
here
returned
o
the'
Inlerlnr
0
Tuesday.
It.
U.
B.
Jones
of
.Madison,
at
V
anted
For
Sale
ForJRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
join
I
be
i-seart'li
party
now
stationed
here.
A.
Goodenough
.
of
Smilheiit'
wns
a-nusim-K
visitor
at
lhe.
first
of-
Hip
week.
G.
A.
Clothier
mining
en-
pert
oir
Monday.
J.
Mriandon
of
Ileum
was
it.
town
on
Tuesday.
A
pleasant
social
evening
m
PIKMil
011
Monday
when
Mrs.
I.
II.
KViiney
enlertalniHl
about
f
if
teen
friends
in
compliment
l
the
Misses
Ainlrvws,
lKbl
ai.d
.Mabdl,
i.
iH-fitre
their
departur
for
xaOtitHoi.
Card,
and
nn
in
lereslfug
eonlest
were
tlie
fisat-
oreesof.
the
evening.
Hie
priies
ioingi
Uc
Mr.
K.'T.
Kenney
ami
Mrs-.
l)ti
I.
Mnnro.
After
re-frclim1'nls
hail
leen
servisl,
an
nlerelln
hour
was
spent
witii
oiuiralseleetions
and
sieial
in-ieiouree.
:
.
John-m
Garland
was
in
fror:.
Kali-m
hake
on
Tiiestlay.
MONEY
BEING
RAISED
FOR
TERRACE
HOSPITAL
TF.IUlAGi:,
June
D.
At
the
I
meelniK
of
the
board
of
director
of
Ihe
Terrare
Hospital
hi
Id
on
Wednesday
evening
last
a
fidl
revnrt
to
dale
was
submitted
by
the
financial
committee
which
bowed
the
amount
of
cash
shb-
crintimis
to
he
?0H3
with
euulii-
nient
to'
(he
value
of
Hl
da-
nated
.
In
addition
to
this,
(He
Native
Sons
of
Canada
have
paid
the
rent
of
tl
hospital
for
threi!
inonlhs.
The
director
have
alMt
received
promies
of
various
servires,
kucIi
as
eleclrh
light
sirvlc
free
from
F.
f.
Iluliop,
labor
from
carpenters.
etc
im
her
local
fraternal
so
eieti(
tiae
promised
subslan
Hat
riMitriiiiUoiis.
The
Gana
man
Legion
tf;ts
ii;e.neroiiy
00
nated
tlie!Po
ofitnejr
hall-for
a(l
1
1."
1.....
-'1
1
1'
...
f.J.i
.
:
t'.L'i
i.
nir
iMi.iriianr''iin
to
laro'io
in
i:imiiP(Mion-wiin,uu
work.
-y,
Dr.
Mtfvbe
of
ISIirtiewali;
Man
who
spent
several
days
in
the
district
last
week
end
looking
over
tin'
situation,
asked
for
ad
dilional
Information
regarding
government
grants,
elc,
mid
up
on
receipt
((f
this
infornuitloii
wilt
notify
the
directors
us
lo
what
ai-ilou
he.
will
take.
PRINCE
GEORGE"
A
son
wns
born
on
June
13
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Hornby,
Alex.
MolTnl
celebrated
hi
birthday
on
Wednesday
'last.
In
addition
In
oilier
forms
of
ob
servance
lie
entertained
a
large
company
jf
friends
at
his
rest
deuce
in
the
evening.
Most
of
the
kupsIs
were
residents
of
South
Fori
George
in
the
early
o.iys
whose
recollections
of
their
host
,
went
back
lo
Ihe
lime
when
he
was
a
young
man.
"
.
The
monthly
luncheon
of
II
local
Hoard
of
Trade
was
a!
tended
by.suine
thirty-five'
mem.
Iers
on
Wednesday.
Two
-
pew
members,
were
added
lo
the
ro'l
In
the'
persons
of
James
Glenn
nnd
G.
W,
Mason,
making
nn
Increase
of
Ihirly
members
sine
the
first
of
the
year.
John
Gait,
manimcr'-of
Ihe
local
branch
of
Ihe
Hank
of
Montreal,
was
tlj;
I'
id..:
.'
'!;.,,!
,
ON
THC
BOARDWALK
BABIES
KKTEREOlti
THECOUTEST4
acne
JGjjm
I
,
,
II
'K
I
Cml
Bmm
nkia
i.ml
C
)?l
MiUTUW
upxts
3i0
monthly
easy
setl
mB
MAGIC
GAS
I
box
e
eipiuN
i:
,a
gallon
.,,1...'
gaoine.
iil..llrn.
proven
I,
nurit.
Your
name
on
ran
:tiid
per
cent
profit.
Wrile
MltlrKf.'
a
If
,
l.efehvre
A
Co
.
Alnxhiidrla,-i)nt.
W
A.
N'T
KI
l.-
Girl
or
woman
lo
il
light
housework
In
family
of
three.
Write
staling
wage
expeeled
to
Mr.
(!r.)
II.
S.
Trefry,
Anyox,
H.C
WA.STKI)
KxperlenrJd
Saleswoman
for
Ladies
lteaiy-to-N
ear.
Phone
f5
1
or
Grrcw
.
-
Mrs.
J.
llent,
Thlnl
Avenue.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
OFICK
SAI.K.
28
fno.
speed
boat,
Winton
six
en(
gine:;
in
Xo.
I
order.
Cha.
Svedmark.
agent.
Vnw
Hay.
FOIt
SALK.
Motor
boat
closet
also
jump
spark
Wizard
mag
nelo.
Phone
572.
HAJIY
carriage
for
Sale,
in
good
ronditinn.
Phone
Hlue
I
IK
lit
TO
RENT
FOIt
IIF-NT.
Larsen
building
a
171
Third
Avenue-
Ka;
sir
room
molern
flat
with
bathroom
and
worhop
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
130
Second
Avrnue.
OH
!lKNTTwo
first
class
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
Westenhaver
Ifros.
FOIl
HK.T.
Two
modem
houses,
one
furqlhed.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
Hast.
f
fUIt.NISllF.I)
Housekeeping
Hooms
lo
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
fled
C07.'
t
FOIl
IlKNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallen
Apartments.
Phone
18.
if
FOIl
IlKNT.
Four
room
suile.
hot
water
healed.
Apply
Hmlt.
..
Mallet.
PIANOS
fnr
Rent-at
rt,00
per
month
and
up.
Walker
si
Mini.
Store.
FOIl
HF.NT-FnrnUhed
flat
In
Clapp
Kuilding.
Phnnh
Ret
251.
ji3
'.AltGK
furnished
room
for
rent.
bath,
rtlrt
Sixlh
Avenue
West
LOST.
LOST.
On
Fourth
Avenue
West.
old
ring
set
wilh
opal.
Finder
please
relum
to
Daily
News
olTlre.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOAIID,
The
Inlander,
83n
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137
.
IA11D,
Hooms
and
Furnished
Sillies.
Palmer
House.
if
WMllli
AM)
ROOM,
125
Third
Avenue,
phone
Hed
336.
"penker,
giving
the
members
nn
imeresiing
talk
on
banking.
Hugh
Davidson,
llnuor
mm.
mlssloner
for
the
province,
paid
an
official
.visit
to
the
city
'over
last
week-end.
He
enmn
in
oyer
Hie
highway.
Henry
Johnson,
who
left
city
some
time
ago
to
take
up
In,
residence
In
California,
Is
impeded
back
on
a
holiday
trip
during
Stampede
week.
That
Henry
it
doing
well
in
the
soulii
muy
he
galhereil
frmi
Ihe
stale,
riii-nl
that
he
will
m6lor
north
in
a
Nauh
car.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
ice
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
FKTIIHIlSTONH.Utlll
A
CO,
the
old
established
firm.
Patenls
and
trademarks
In
all
countries.
Free
booklet.
Vnnwm
ver
office
1018
lingers
Htiild
ing.
Phone
Seymour
37UO
Manager.
Krnesl
K.
Unrver.
registered
attorney.
Other
offices,
Ottawa.
Washington
and
prineioal
cilles.
MISCELLANEOUS
SUM
M
Kit
Camp
at
Lake
Kallilpi
opens
June
20.
For
particular
apply
Mrs.
K.
K.
Hlrnte,
Smilhers,
II.C
SUMMER
RE80RTS.
L.N
KKI.SK
I.DDGK.
near
Tereaeo.
Visit
Inkele
llihin
(lot
Springs.
I.itliia
is
one
of
th
.
finest
mineral
water
known
for
rheumatism.
Good
fly
fitting
for
rainbow
Irofll
In
IkeUe
lake
and
rtver.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through
coiineelton
with
Uflge.
Te!-phoniv
eonneeted
to
Terrr
J.
Hniee
Johnatone,
mnnnger
AUTOMOBILES
A
FURTHER
REDUCTION
IN,ia
io
CHEVROLET
PRICES.
lETV
'
Following
the
(limmnii..n
by
the;
ijovernmpnt
r
Ui
Kxelse
Ta
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Ihe
following
prices
are
mad
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IL
Hadter
and
ToMriw-...-.-
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iv,iL
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Seslan
$1148
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Sedan
$1200
ll
Commerciar
Chassis
,
$
CCS
INI
Kxpress,
1-ton
Chassis
$
927
KAIEN
QARAOE.
Or
Dealers
in
all
General
Motor
prod
tin
WHKCKIXO
SF.HVlr.i:
DAY
AND
NH.iir.
Fr
a
d'-tii'inst
1
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io:i
l"ime
5t
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m
Price
of
tinih
New
and
Guar
anteed
t'sed
FnllD
CAMS
aro
i
m
now
n
a
new
In
IrvH.
The
National
Time
Payment'
1.
Plan
enables
nnyone
with
a
,
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reasonable
income
In
afford
1
'is
inr
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nun
ronvofiiruce
a,,,.
t,t
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car
altoriM.
Ask
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers
219
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Oiir)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Stude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Knipress
Holel.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
anil
F.x-change
New
and
Secondhand
000(1.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
83P
Third
Ave
t'hone
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
Henson'
Sludio,
Third
Avenue.
HKAL
IIOMK
CO0KKD
MKAI.S
Mrs.
Fnger,
iirnprlelreiis.
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.-
Phone
H'aek
70(1.,
,
.y
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
frt.OO
n
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
10.
50
a
Inn
d.
Cut
lo
any
length.
Kindling,
17.00
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
$7.00
a
load.
A.
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Phone
Hlack
101,
Seaj
Cove.
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