m?;
daily
KEwa
.
MniwUj.
-Apr::
t
t
EVERYONE
GOES,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
NOW
-
UttEtS
OOH
T'CVEK
EPSOM
R
ACES
EWJOXEO
OOfClr-
ME
pJ&bURE.
THE
PRE
TTVJlJZJ
LIT
iLCCiWu
-oce-I'M
qotM'TO
AlVCb
NC
rDUG'J
Q
J
CIVE
TOO
Aw
NlCC
rSEvy
NICKU
Oreat
Metropolitan
Is,
to
be
Run
bV
WHAvT
DO
YOU
?
-
1
Tomorrow:
Some
or
the
Favorites
For
Big
Event
i.o.mm'.n,
April
19.
Epsom
Down
'tomorrow,
will
once
again
be
tli.o
centre
of
tlie
Dritisti
Uirf
world,
with
the
running
of
the
spring
handicaps,
the.
Ureal
Met
rnpoljlan
Mnkea
on
April
20
ami
'"'
and
Suburban
on
April
21.
At
the
end
of
the
month
Hie
first
two
claries
of
the
Season
at
Inrf
llcadmiarlers
will
com
niaiii
I
ho
stage,
but
hefom
I
lion
many
tlnrusands
will
enjoy
tlio
popular
'.'double.'
at
Kysom.
Enjries
for
the
features
of
the
Epsom
Spring
.Mooting
are
con
siilored
qnitp
up
to
the.
standard
or
three-quarters
of
a
century.
i
or
ineptly
and
Suburban,
a
mile
and
a
quarter,
some
of
the
best
of
last
season's
classic
canili-
,
dales,
are.
nominated,
with
top
woiiffbt
of
120
pounds
allolted
In
II.
II,
Aga
Kban's
Zionist).
Zionist,
a
highly
bred
horse,
was
second
in
the
Lincolnshire
Handicap
last
month
and
second
in
last
year'
Derby.
His
Majesty's
Hiinnymede
is
not
the
leasj
anion);
the
four-year-obis
entered
for
the
shorter
handicap.
Other
entrants
who
figured
in
last
season's
cjasslc
fields
are
Lord
Derby's
Conquistador,
to
carry
118,
the
Aga
Khan's
The
Sirdar,
12
S,
.Masked
Marvel
128,
St.
Becan
110
and
Warminster
113.
Carries
Top
Weight
In
tli?
Oreat
Metropolitan,
two
and'a
quarter
miles.
Cloud!
bank,
witi
a.
gbod
record
last
Fioason,
is
to
curry,
lop
weight,
of
l.'ll
pounds,
Confirmation,
win-l
ner
of
the
Queen's
Prize
at
Kemp-ton
op
Easter
Monday,
is
allotted
118,
and
Rrisl,
winner
of
the
Oreat
Metropolitan
last
year,
117.
Labadens
is
allotted'
100
and
Forseli
128.
The
(treat
Metropolitan
Stakes
is
of
three
sovereigns
each,
yilh
000
sovereigns
addedf
while,
for
tlm
City
and.
Suburban,
l.Ouu
sovereigns
are
added
to
the
swcepslakej&uor
three
sovereigns
each.
Victory
of
Outsider
After
the
remarkable
performances
in
the
two
great
races
ready
run
during
the
past
few
weeks
turf
followers
are
more
uncertain
than
ever
of
their
choices.
The.
Lincolnshire
and
Orand
National,
however,
both
were
fine
performances
from
the
spectators'
standpoint,
even
if
the
victory
of
Kiiiig
of
Clubs,
a
100-lo-one
shot,
in
thq.
Lincoln
upset
calculations,
of
the
betting
element.
This
year's
Orand
National
was
one
of
the
best
of
the?
long
series,
though
many
were,
disappointed
when
Old
Tay
Hridgo,
gallant
old
steeplechaser,
was
beaten
on
the
flat
by
Jack
Horner,
a
25-lo-ort'e
outsider,
John
Anthony
on
Old,
Tay
Hridgo
furnished
the
thousands
of
spec
tators
with
the
finest
sample
of
cross-country
ridirug
since
lie
himself
wont
over
the
course
in
l!ll,
but,
as
last
year,
after
leading
at
the
last
jump,
Old
Tay
linden
was
beaten
bv
a
horse
that
finished
faster
on
the
flat.
SPORT
CHAT
Prince
Hupeit
has
no
public
gymnasium.
Anyox
has
one.
The
Oranby
News,
published
at
the.
smelter
town,
carried
the
foilowinig
comment
appreciative
of,
the
institution
in
its
last
number:
''.More
and
more,
as
each
win
ter
passes
the,
place
filled
by
the
gymnasium,
in
our
community
life
attest.
to
the
wisdom
of
those
who
were
instrumental
In
having
it.
built.
Owing
to
tlu
many
uses
to
which
it
is
put,
oie
cannot
help
but
wonder
how
the
days
and
nights
wore
spent
wiien
worK
ana
sleep
were
over
with,
and
that
third,
eight
hours
capie
'around
and
had
to
be
"put
in,
somehow.
There
were
pic
lures,
of
covirse,
several
nights
i
week;
an
occasional
dance,
with
a
concerj,
now
and
then,
which
undoubtedly
gava
satisfaction
lo
some.
Others,
-wlillo
fortune
sniiled;
on
them
at
least,
would
aljend,
the,
dujly
"
and
nightly
gatherings
in
.
certain
quarters
where
tho
bulk
of
the
pay.
check
was
but
ft
transitory
possession
in,
the
bund
of
the
many,
liul
even
the
majority
of
those
ex
cilement
hunters
and
seekers
alfer
amusement
In
an
effort
to
forget
the
job
for
a
few
hours
would
have
welcomed
other
di
versions
and
have
been
betler
satisfied:
while
there
were
H'
B'
i
'
'
lBH
'
Bv
',T'-
Fftnita
ScKvtec,
Inc.
great
many
others
to
whom
Iheso
things
did
not
appeal.
'With
the
building
of
the
gym
nasium,
however,
new
interest
were
crealed.for
some
and
lalenl
one?,
came
to
life
again
in
others
and.
the
more
or
less
roigula:
plaint
of
"nolhin'
doin'
in
Anyox"
oon
became
a
memory.
Ituihl-
ing
the
gymnasium,
even
f
noi
as
complete
as
everybody
might
wish,
was
a
good
move,
as
there
were
a
big
percentage
of
athloti-rally-inelined
young
fellows
in
the
camp,
more
probably
than
in
most
places
of
a
like
nature
and
size;
ami
they
were
particularly
inleresled
in
sports
where
youth
ind
speed
would
count
for
every-
thintf.
While
any
place
could
le
used
for
physical
jerks,
there!
is
not
much
attraction
for
the
young
in
this
manner
of
exercis
ing:
it
was
floor
snace
they
wall
ted,
the
rush
of
the
baskct-
iall,
the
burst
of
speed,
the
clash
of
bodies,
the
chance
to
win
in
athletic
competitions
that
sough'
expression.
,
'Youth
must
be
served.
"Dif
ference
of
opinion
makes
horse
racing,"
a
saying
of
Mark
Twain's,
which
is
applicable
to
all
competitive
snorts
as
wellt
I'he
speelalfirs.
have
their
fayor-
tes
and
ttioy.
follow
the
fortunes
hj
their.
choice,
expressing
them-
oips
iiirougii'
iiiw
luiinoH
01
open
lumgs
and
pay
for
the
privilege
and
are
pleased
because
i.
Is
so,
espe'cialb
those
who
back
the
winners.
All
of
which
is
mighty
good,
for
the
participation
in
sport
makes
for
clean
living
on
the
part
of
all
engag
ed.
There
cannot
be
too
muc
of
it,
winter
or
summer,
although
there
is
a
considerable
tendency
among
high'
school
girls
and
boys
to
neglect
their
studies
for
Various
games,
especially
bas
ketball.
Over-indulgence
in
anything
is
a
mistake;
there
should
be
reason
in
all
things;
but
tli"
body
should
como
first
after
all:
for
what's
the
good
of
learning
if
it
isn't
fastened
to
a
trunk
capable
of
using
it
to
the
be'
advantage?"
DANCE
AT
TELKWA
YERY
SUCCESSFUL
Citizens;
Affair
on
Friday
Night
Proved
Dnlque
and
Enjoy
;
-
able
'
TELKWA,
April
19.
fireat
credit
is
due
lo
Archie
Maplelon
ami
lommy
Miuili
for
Hie
ey
plendiil
manner
in
which
they
iiamtieii
1110
ciuzens
dance
on
rinay
nigiu
last,
ijie
creje
paper
decorations
which
no
one
can
arrange
just
like
Tommy
and
the
gay
Japanese
lanterns
gave
the
hall
the
proltiest
ap
pearance
which
even
the
most
casual
observer
could
not
hell
but
notice.
Croat
care
had
been
given
to
Hie
selection
of
music
Her
Liver
Was
Bad
And
She
Felt,
Tired
and
Depressed
Mrs..M.Biefert,Orouwerder,
8&nk
writei
:
"I
wai
greatly
dUturbed
with
psJni
In
my
liver,
kod
felt
tlrod
d
deprewed
moat
of
the
time.
One
day
I
read
about
Milburn's
and
the
neit
time
I
went
to
town
I
bought,
fuur
vialf
of
tttfis.
I
have
used
them
regularly,
and
after
two
month'
nie
I
feel
like
an
entirely-
different
woman.
t.
Vow,
I
alwaya.
recommend,
them
to
ny
of
my
friend
'who
axe
troubled
ailwai."(
There
'
only
on
"Lax
a
Li
ver
Z'm",
ana
that'
lhi
one
put
up,
for
the
put
82
year,
by
The
T.
Uulua
and
many
obi,
favorites
found
I
their
way
on.
In
the
long
and
well
played
prtipram
of
dances
i
Dill
Cauhlwcir
orchestra
was
at.
its
het,
and
the
addition
of
a1
saxaphone
played
by
Iter!
Wilson
of
Smilbers
was
greatly
appreciated.
The
best
ojT',
refreshments
served
about
1U10
were
much
enjoyed.
V
..
A
la.rge
crowd
-tfirned
out
from
Sniilhers
as
welj
hs
others
from
Hound
Lake,
WahVtl
and
Wood-more.
When
at
.1
a.m.
the
orchestra
played
the
lat
waltz
everyone
went
home
with
the
idea
fliat
that
danco
was
the
best
vol.
TELKWA
Miss
Mary
.MacKnLghl
of
Hound
Lake
was
a
weekend
isilor
in
Telkwa.
A
number
of
their
friends
enjoyed
the
hospitality
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
llourgon
on
Wednesday
lal
when
they
entertained
at
rjdgcvv
Prizes
wore
won'
by
Mvs.
m.
Owens
and
M,
I
.
Merger.
onsolations
going
to
Mrs.
(i
immormeisler
and
W.
W.
Noon-
an.
Miss
Hetty
.Nock
of
the
Telkwa
Nursing
Home
is
on
a
holiday,
which
will
Ih
spent
at
Vanqoucr.
Jjlev.
Mr.
Oibson
held
service
in
Telkwau
Suridayy.moniing
and
for
the
first
time,
in
I
he
af
ternoon
he
preached
at
the
(Jirick
school.
The
latter
service
tfas
very
encouraging
to
Mr.
son
and
in
future
he
will
preach
at
oodmee
Hound
Lake
aiid
Ouick
once,
a
month.
j.
couple
of
very
welcome,
lowers
of
rain
liave
arrived
lejy;
and
as
a
resul
the
trees
ire
-
comntg
lulu
leaf,
qullo
luickly.
After
spending
many
rnoqlhs
with
her
brother
and
sister-in-law.
Constable
and
Mr,
j.
Fair-bairn,
Miss
Jessie
Fairbaini
left
Mi
Sunday
morning's
train
for
'.dmonloru
While
driving
in
from
near,
the
Monloti
ranch
on
Thursday
Inst
P.
Wheeler
had
an
accident.
I'lbe.
car
was
overturned,
and
Mr
Hwifl
who
was
with
hlrn.was
very
tpdlf
bruised
and
shaken
up.
After
spending
several
days
in
lown
with
the
local,
police.
In
rpector
Acland
rojnriied
lo
'rincc;
Iliipeyt
.nit
Supday
s
train.
TERRACE
NOTES7
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Sims
left
on
Saturday
night
oji.
two
weeks
vacation
trip
in
Vancouver,
o-
ing
ny.
way
n
iitjsrne.
Mrs.
Keih
tf
Vrin,,
Huperl
who
has
spent
Uhe.
Ial
three
woeks.as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
W.
II
McDonald
relumed
home
on
Monday
mprnjng,
C.
It.
fSillierl
left
on
Saturday
night
on
a
business
trip
to
Pripce
Oeorge".
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fleorge
Dover
enlerlainod
at
hridgo
of
Friday
evening
when
three
tables
were
ntayed.
The
nrize
winners
for
the
evening
were
Mrs.
E.
T.
Ken
ney
and
L.
II.
Kenney,
the
con
solallon
pri.e
going
to
Mrs.
La
zelle.
The
hostess
was
assisted
in
serving
refreshniehls
by
Mrs
rjco.
Little.
The
infant
ilauKhler
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
0.
Head
was
baptized
in
Die
Aiiigliran
church
after
tbo
Sunday
School
service,
on
Sunday
Marv
V.
Smith.
Onnlon
Hall
and
Sophia
McLaren
werv
lb
successful
conleslanls
for
the
prizes
olfered
by
the
Native.
Son
Wanted
ForlSale
2
For
Rent
NVANTKD.
JVARTm
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOAltD,
Hooms
and
Furnished
Suites.
Palmer
House'.
tf
HOAHD
Hotel.
AND
HOOM.
Phone
198.
Seal
fiovn
of
penmanship
in
the
writing
test
of
the
Canadian
National
Anthem
grailejt
3
ami
i.
A
similar
competition
will
he
carried
on
in
the
oilier
grades
in
the
nar
"
future.
II.
McDonahMaml
1iis
son.
who
rorenlly
arrived
.frupi
(ilifornia
left
on
.Monday,
morning
for
Prince
Huiierl.
-
P.
S.
Honney,-district
forester
Prine
Hupert,
arrived
in
town,
on.
Saturday
night.
to
take
part
in
the
"Siive
the
Forest
Week"
lecture,
to
be.
held
in
.W,V.
II9II
loniglil,
Olof
llansoii,
who
arriv-
from
the
interior
011
Monday
morning
will
also
bo.
One
of
the
peakers.
(ieprge
E.
Keith
has
boon
cou-
finod
to
his
bonui
for
the
p.v,
two
weeks
with
pneumonia.
11.
L.
Miijlolt
und,!,.
O.
LyceM.
Vancouver-
were
business
visltofK
at
Iho
jAcek
end.
in
.1,
O.
Peterson
of
Shapios
wa
town
on
Sunday.
The
warm
showery
and
bright
unshine.
of
the
past
few
days
ha.s
worked,
wonder
wjlh,
th
Irees
and.
gass"
and
-all
nature
l
aklng
on
si
ory
.iirjngJiliv
an-
penraneoj
:
1
lir
click-
of
thff
Inwn
imrai-r
i:-airpaoy
du-ing-'iiearu
and
onlhliMa'.ls'Are
Vi'piiiih
the
appearance
through
the
ground
of.
sweet
peas,
nasturtiums,
Ac.,
several
weeks
in
advance
0
other
years,
.
..
V.
W.
Hudd
of
msiness
visitor
1'
real,
was
1
lie
week
end.
LOCAL
LADIESMAVE
REACHED
.ST.
PAUL
Mrs.
Loula
Leroux
Finds
Mother
so
III
That.
Hospital
Is
Necessary
Find
Trip
Word
has
been
received
in
the
city,
thai
Mrs.
Simon
A,
Swan
so
11
and
Mrs.
I,04ii
Leroux,
who
left
recently,
for
the
East,
have
nr
rjve.fl.
safely
In
St.
Paul,
Minne
sota,,
after
a
long
and
tiresome
journey.
On
arrival
al
St.
Paul
Mrs.
I.eroux
found
her
mother
so
ill
that
H
was,
necessary
lo
re
move
her
lo
hospilal.
The
wenlher
at
SI.
Paul,
Mrs
Lerqux
slates,
is
lovely
and
she
anil
Mrs.
Pwansoti
are
fully
en
Joying
Ibe
sights
by
automobile
Trips
of
interest
worn
lo
Mlrine
apolis,
the
Soldiers'
Home
nnd
Ibe
Ford
nulnmnbile
plant,
Mrs.
Swanson
nrd
Mrs.
Leroux
will
he
relurnliiV
borne,
shortly
by
way
of
WJnnlpeig
nnd
Vat
con
El
C-i
Hntmm
rl
ta-v4
High
Low
High
Low
If
Ifith,
Low
FOR
SALE
Weslview,
fouploU.
3.150.00.
House'
on
Fifth
Avenue,
Sec-lion
7;
two
lots
1,800.00,
We
have"
alo
two
of
tin
very
bet
residences
inlbeclly
for
sale
nl
atlraetivp
prices.
.McCalTery
&
millions,
Ltd.,
Insurance
and
Heal
lis
I
ale.
!FOH
,s.LE.
Oak
chiffonier.
bevelled
glass;
kllehou
tablrt,
new;
spring
cot;
oak
dinliu
exlnion
Wble.
agles
spring.
2
oak
IHirary
table,.
2
trunk,
several
plclure
frames
al
pw,
ially
low
prices
litis
wee?
Northern
Exchange.
313
Smj-ond,
Avenue,
phone
S3.
FOR
SAI,E.
Homlngton
porlahn
typewriter,
nearly
new;
solid
oak
-dining
I
aide
anil
chairs,
and
oilier
household
efforts.
710
Eighth
Avenue
Kal.
Phone
Itlack
ilO.
tf
FOR
sale,
h.p.
l-cyele
ltS
model
N.
A
S.
engine
roin-plele;
outfit
praellenlly
new.
Snap
for
rah.
Phone
Red
SI
I
evenlns.
between
5
and
fl.
00
FDR
SALE.
Five
roomed
hous.
on
two
lots,
furnished;
all
in
garden
and
berry
lutshes.
II-7.10.00
on
terms.
Apply.
T.
M-Clymont.
tf
FOR
SALP
Prinre
Rupert's
Dost
Itargaln
three
lots
on
Taylor
Slrel,
all
for
37&.0l
cash.
Weslenhaver
Itros.
FOR
SALE.-
excellont
Mine
712.
-I
taliy
carriage
in
condition.
Phone
1
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Modern
fh
roomed
house
with
bath.
Second
Ave.,
Westviow.
Phone
llhio
nOI
rtfler
5
p.m.
or
Thursday
af-
lernoon:
DAK
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
APS
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c"
Probationer
nurse
FOIl
sALK.
Well
buill
honoe
in
for
1'orl
Simpson
Ho
pilal.j
Musi
have
two
years
High
School
exporienee.
Apply
to
Jlev.
fJeo.
O.
Hacker.
01
WANTED.
Maid
for
general!
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
Tre-tn.-iyne,
Hays'
I
thick.
I'hono
3
1
1
.
WANTED.
Experienced
matd:
family
of
two.
Mrs.
D.
Q.
Palerson,
Hank
of
Montreal,
HOAJID.
The
Inlander.
K.Ki
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
in
i;VO
rooms
to
rent
in
prjvate
home,
wnlerfrojit
view,
up-to
dale
furillMiirws.
.i:if
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Phono
ltlu
r(lf
'OR
RKNT,
Three
room
col
lage,
partly,
furnished.
Din-
I
rig
room
table
and
chairs:
for
sale.
I'houir
Red
023.
Ill
FOR
IIF.N'JV
'
Plrtno,'
player
pianos,
fdionosrnpli
and
sew
machines.
Walker's
M
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I
Store.'
FOR
REN
T.
Modern
four
room.
ed
flnL-
wilji;
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
lilock
Weslenliaver
Hro,
T!w
URNISHED
llousekeepintr
Rooms
10
rent
'ny
llie
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
007.
tf
FOR
REN'IV-Furnished
bouse
keeping
'
s
u
1
1
e,
Mussalleit
1.
Aparlrnents,
Phone
18.
if
FOR
RENT.
Four
hot
water
healed.
&
Mallet.
room
suite.
Apply
Smlti
MODERN
FLAT
for
Ron).-
Apply
Max,
He.ilbrnner.
.
if
PRINCE-RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
Apr!)
19
0:02
a.m.
10.9
ft.
10:50
p.m.
15.0
"
OjOl
a.m.
J1.7
"
,
,
.
12:58
p.m,'
7.;t
"
Tuesday,
April
20.
i,.
7:21
a.m.
HJ.h
ft
:
21:11
p.n
10.0
"
I.IH
a.m.
1
1.1
11:18
p.m.
7.7
"
Wednesday,
April
21
rat
H;52
a.m.
15.8
f,
22:00
p.tu.
m.7
3:03
a.m.
.
1
5
;2(J
p.m.
7,6
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and
round,
&c
AUTOMOBILES
See
the
New
Improved
CHEVROLETS
Touring,
price
F.O.H.
Rupert
Roadster,
price,
F.O.H
Rupert
Coupe,
price
F.O.H.
perl
Criaeh,
price
F.O.H.
pert
...
Sedan,
price
F.O.H.
port
-
Prince
IK7H.n0
Prince
'.
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Princi
Ru-..
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1
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Ru-
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prlee
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line
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tl,
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.
lie
IN
PRICES
;oe
recent
lariff
rodiif-iiutis.
Watch
this
ad.
for
prices.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTO.
210
Second
Ae.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
floorge.
Paul
r
OtisP
Six
and
Seven
Pnssonger
Sltide-
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS,
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Ernpross
Hotel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES
HANOF.S
and
Formluro
at
most
reasonable
prices.
When
yon
require
anv
article
for
I
lit
home,
just
come
in
or
phone.
Ued
furniture,
bought
outright
or
exchanged
for
new
furniture,.
A.
MarKeuxie,
Furniture.
Phone
"75.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Honson's
Studio.
HOOD
MEALS.
OOOI)
CAKES
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MEALS
Mrs.
linger.
Proprietress.
BOOKKEEPING.
.t
a.
1
en.
noon
10
posi;
gov
ernment
returns
made;
public
1
audits.
Rales
reasonable.
.1.
O.
Williamson.
Phone
Mlacl;
R!.
tf
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
31!
Third
Avenue.
All
Hie
latest
In
SHEET
MUSIC.
Columbia
Now
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOGRAPHS.
R0T,HWELL'3,
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furn(ture
Moving
Hnggago
and
Kinross
Stcnd:l,illle's
News
Slnnd,
Phone
2.
ites.
Phone
Oreen
020,
FURNITURE.
New
and
Reconflhand
Furnl-liire
Store.
Wo
liny.
Sell
and
Ex
ehango
New
nnd
Secondhand
Hoods,
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
839
Third
Avtt
phone,
tit
MAIL
SCHEDULE
OUTO0INQ
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Mvotl),
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l.27.00
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Chassis,
price
F.O.H.
rrem
vtitrl-
I'rince
Rupert
I7OH.O0,
SuiKier
I-IH
Ion
Chassis,
price
F.O.H.
wh4.y
Prince
Rupert
80.00
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in
ami
get
particulars
ni
tnr
cr
n.
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O.M.A.C.
Easy
Payment
Plan.
A.
few
bargains
in
Second
Hand
Cars.
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
in
all
Jenoral
Motor
Product.
Cadillac
Mr-Lcitigb-I
in,
Oakland.
Oldsmohllr.
Pon-llac
ami
Chevroin.
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