if,
paqs
Four,
'-r
RURAL
DEAN
TO
Tak.
Charge
of
Anglican
Pf-.
I
'Church,
tit
Terrace
wqj-Ijtg,
it
'senior
student
of
iff,.
Emmanuel
College,.
Saskatoon,
is
expected
(o
arrive
in
Terra
CjO
pn
.$alnrdijy
noil
In
relieve
Aural
Dean
T.
J.
Maj-sii
or
Hie-active
duties
or
(he
Anglican
Church
.Here.
Owing
In
ill
healili
.Mr.
Marsh
ha
lit'
late
fmm.l
Hie
wnrL
Inn
arduous
anil
has
'n$kcl
for
rfcliof
,l'Jy,;'!"IM'
.
niai
a
rest,
will
lie
'lienerl.ei.il
lit
liU
i,,..lii
..........
m..
:,
i
x
.
,.
v
.mi.
-Manwaring
will
nreaeh
on
Sun
day
evening
next
at
7.30
in
the
.tugiivan
i.iiurcli
and
will
have
charge
'of
all
other
service
dm.
ing.
the
summer
vacation
month.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
stains
or
the
Tourist
CUi-j
here
for
lhe
third
time
is
under
fire
in
(lie
police
roupt.
Tin:
premises
were
.
raided
Insl
wept
hy
-thr-provim-lal
police
and
0a:
Sherman
ha
ioen
charged
with
keeping
a
gaming
house
while
thirteen
others
are
charged
with
being
frequenters.
Decision
will
he
given,
tomorrow
iy
.Magistrate
.Mo
ran.
:
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
IN-Prince,
Oenrge
Hospital
will
hoi.:
a
May
festival
on
May
22.
Tlr
girl
selected,,!!'
the
schools
a
rt..jir..
r
ii.
i
...:n
i..
.
,'"
'.'
ii
uiv
.uiiy
win
oe
rrow':
-ed
hy
Mayor
Taylor
am)
ail
Ha-
borate
program
is
hein
plan-
ned
ror
the
day
F.
Ci.
Itawson
r
Prince
Uuperl
has
written-to
ft.
.
Sutlnii,
dis.
r'f
a.?r
hjn
1
ttiral
i
s
t,
ex
p
re
s
s
i
ni
surprise
at
the
excellent'
samples
of
wheal
produced
in
this
district.
Stanley
Xcwman.
F.iiglisn
bji-liart.han1pipu,
who
was
a
visit,
or.
here.
"recently,
ran
a
score
of
800
while
local
players,
who
opposed
him,
made
only
59.-
Mike
Jock
Roach-
of
Shellcv
and
Miss
Snsie(!:
'Miljure'
tt
Prince
(Jeorge
wfre
married
at
(he
I.uiheran
Parsonage
last
we,ek
1
Ilcv.
II.
Kuring.
The
witnesses
were
Ara
II.
Tafl
and
'Mrs.
Vivian
I..
Miljure.
T
h
e
molorhot
"Jlouniler"
wiiich
played
aii
Iniporjanl
pari
in
transportation"
during
tlie
early
development
of
'tilts
district,
yyill.
cnler
a
-new
service
tlhis
week;-.
TJiCjHttle,
river
hoai
been
luircnased
froin
Al
'.lohnson
hy
the
Allen-Thrasher
-
Lumber
Go.
and
will
he
used
as
a
lowhnat
in
connection
with
it
milling,
business.
The
retail
price
of
milk
lieri?
has
been
cut
to
fifteen
cents
a
'
'
f
-quart.
The
local
Klks'
Lodge
held
a
bnniiie
flasl
-
Tuesday
in-
neclirin.
willi
the
initiatioif
into
the
order
of
ft.
0.
MrCorkeil
ol
'
Vanderhoof,
Joe
I'lejger
of
Lona
-
Mf)rllr'arid!Jnhn
Xeilson
of
Poulh
I'orl
'iJeorgT-...
...
'
'
1IRRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
J-;d.
fc
hy
of
Smilhers
was
tn
lown
for
a
day
lust
wee
looking
afler
business
interests
here
and
renewing
acquaintance
In
I
lie
district.
W.
Treslon
returned
on,
Sat
urday
night
from
Anyox
where
he
has
spent
several
months,
,.;
C.
.C,
.Pierre,
representative
of
the
AlklnS
Saw
Co.,
Vancouver,
spent
lhe
week
end
in
town
Mr
Pierre
is
:m
obi.
tinier
at
Toi.
rftee
and
al
one
lime
owned
the
l'i"l"i-i
i)
iitnv
uruujui'u
iiy
.A.
j
Head.
.
FjydjaMi,
ll.fJ.L.S,,
returnei
on
r-aliinlay
from
halum
Lake,
wbere
he
has
'been
oil
survey
work.
t
'T;
lirewer
of
Smilliers
.
sn'enl
several
days
al
the
week
end
til
life
district
ii
the
interest
of
lhe
Forestry,
Department.
I
77
.
.
.
-i
ir.,F
:
.
4
BRINGING
UP
BJVFrM
-
By
George
McManm
TAKE
HOLIDAY
R.
Manwaring
of
Saskatoon
to
-
-
-
wi.
..j'i'wiiih
m
in-iit
hi
in,-
,iii
ii
in
ii?
Sjilurday.
,
nlgjil
frm
Trluce
JUi-j
Vanderhoof...
.
Jle.
wa
elef.iefj
by
perl
where
she
spent
a
few
days
the
council
al
its
first
meeting
-...ill.
1.
-
...
Al.
T
l.ll
c.ll
.
i
i.
.
mi
nrr-
iiiifiin-i
,
jiip.
until-,
in
ihe
hoslillal.
Mrs;i,lllle'
con-
dilion,
is
rnuch
Imnroved
and
11
IC
uvriilnl
0,1
aim
t.A-
ni.ia
n
I
return
to
Terrace
in
about
11x1
-
U
PvJll
4
O
1926
.r
(htl
FiATwtt
Sfici.
Ic.
.
.
k
m
-
:
,LT7ZT
T-1
"
J
I
-H:
-
...
1
1
CQHT'Noep
Relation
of
the
Liver
aid
Kidneys
Such
th.t
e.ch
uffrt
whn
other
denngrd
Both
"ttr
u-Uted
by
Dr.
Chaaa'a
KIdn.y.
7
Liver
Pill..
the
liver
becomes
lurpsh
or
torpid
in
action,
the
,
kidneys
hive
to
vvlp
"rJ
th
work
filtration.
A
hen
the
hver
fails
the'
kidneys
have
all
the
work
to
do.
Hlce
A1?.'
min
of
trouble
Is
usually
bihousne,
ipdijestion
and
constipation
and
after
a
time
the
kidneys
begin
to
be
affected
and
there
cornea
backache,
urinary
derangement
and
kidney
disease.
Chase
s
Kidney-Liver
Pills
is
due.to
their
wmuuiru
acuon
on
me
liver,
kldnej-s
and
bowels.,
Jhey
jet
at
the
cause
of
trouble
and
remove
it
no
matter
how
complicated
it
may
be.
Promptly
and
thoroughly
they
cleanse
the
bowels
or
intestines,
arpuse,the
liver
action
and
thereby
relieve
the
overworked
kidneva.
weeks
lime.
Mrs.
I.azrlle
and
her
three
children
left
on
Mon-
iday
morning
Tor
San
Dfego
after
naving
s
eni
ine
last
iiiiia
riionllis
in
Terrace.
Mrs.
(irier
enlerlnmeU
n
fitv
or
the
intimate
'friends'
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
I.azelle,
al
afternoon
ica
on
ulllay.
Mi
was
assisted
in
sen
inig
.refreshments
by
her
two
daughters
Missc
Mona
and
Helen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Little
entertained
at
a
.farewell
faniilv
dinner
party-
Tor
.Mrs.
Larelle
-on
Sunday
nighl.
Those
nresenl
included
Jlr.
and
.Mrs.
Win.
Lit-
tie,
Mrs:
i.azellpr,
.(rs.
qreit,
Miss
n'ousiijs,
.Mr.
and
Mrs
Thos.
Hrooks,
A.
II.
Lillle
and
Mr.
arlJ
Mrs.
Cieorge
i.illlp.
'..
.1.
Moore
left
on
YVed'nes.
day
morning
for
Anyox.
W.
Walt
and
V.
Carter
of'
.
,,
.
-
-
.
.iiiesnury
were
.
in.
lown
at
ill"
week
end.
'
1
lie
W.A.
will
meet
on
Wed
nesday
this
week
at
the
home
a!
Mrs,(
Marsh,
with
Mrs.
Chapman
meeiing
before
the
spring
sale
which
lakes
place
on
Saturday,
May
8,
in
Progress
Hall.
Mrs.
W.
Cassell
and
daushler.
were
in
Prince
-
Itupert
at
the
week'
end
returning
home
on
Saturday
iiiglit."'
.'
?
Ahranf;
Johnson
iert
ori
Friday
iriorning
ror
Vancouver
to
-
visit
ilfjnry
Walherg
,who
Has
v
beeji
Hl!Wiri.'ap7j1s
ii)oo4
I'liai.
Hural
Dean
T.
'I
nrli
r..
turned
on
Friday
morning
from
L'sk
where
he
hail
bee.n
spending
a
few
days
on
church
duties.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
SlcCulioiich
an.l
faliiily
hate
moved
from
lown
(ii
tli'e
old
Hur'rison
ranch
and
Mr.
Jind
.Mrs.
Clayton
have
mo
ed
in
I
o
the
house
in
lown
which
I
hey
vacated.
Mrs.
.).
Warne
is
lilovirisr
her
household
efferls
bae.k
lo
Uc?
home
oil
Hie
bench
afler
haying
spent
the
winter
In
lown.
Mrs.
Cbns.
Haven
of
TulU.,
jialchery
is
a
guest
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
C.
howler.
Mrs.
J.
K.
Oordrn
left
on
Mon
day
for-
Halile
...
VANDERHOOF
inri
,weeK.
I
ne
council
lifts
du-
elded
to
proceed
Willi
certain
slreel
improvements
in
the
lows.
v.;
'
-.Mr.
n1ilMr.
George
D.
Scott
n.nd
family,
who
have
resided
his
district
for
a
number
Cars.left
on
Sunday
for
OMaw..
:i
the
neighhorli.jod
of
whi.-l
ity
they
will
lake
up
their
fill
re
Tcildetiee.
Uler
liayinjr
ftpeii
hi
llt
rfii.-wiiy
service
fW.
?
'iiTioiil
snvn
years,
H.
V.
Sjir!eyl
seel
ion
fore
man
al
.Martiyi
Lake.
ti'H
will
his
family
iiist
AtlfR
fi.t
Van
couver,
.lames
II:irare:ite-s
has
lakeii
over
iiH
diilies
nt
Martm
lake.
.Mr.
and
Mrs!
Iloherf
Mi-Corl-eL
and
James
Mrtpes.
are
'on
a
iriti
lo
Tnkla
Landing.
I
Halph
Hurger
has
left
here
on
an
extended
trio
to
Hie
ITnite,
States.
-
.
.
.
.
'
;
.v
BURNS
LAKE
Work
Is
again
staring
on
the
Taltapin
mine
in
the
llnblne
district,
E.
F.
Campbell
with
n
parly
or
men
having
arriveil
from.
Vancouver
last
week.
Arthur
Wood,
manaplnjg
engineer,
will
arrive
in
about
two
wvek-lo
superintend
the
work.
Wor,
is.
.also
to
be.
resumed
on
the
Silver
Island
mine.
Pete
nepuiris
a
patient
in
lhe
Francis
Lake
.Hospital
suffer-in
from
a
compound
frarltire
oi
Hie.
leg
.sustained
when
his
horsit
boiled
and
he
was
thrown
out
ol
a
buggy.
Miss
Patricia
Harrison
has
ar
rived
Jrom
Ori'Dn
.arid
will
spend
the
silmmer'
vs1fjnjr'
in
rimllinf
fit
Viftl.pl
Anil
Iwm
at
!ers,
Mrs.
J-'rank
Carrol)
and
Mrs.
P.
Carroll
of
I
leckcr
Lake.
sNvan
Neison
of
IJecker
Lake
was
sentence.
I
last
week
by
Cor-
Ion
II.
Ilohb,
J.
P.,
to
three
ninnlhs'
imprisonmenl,
without
option,
ot
fine,
ror
a
third
vioja.
wn
or
me
liovernmenl
l.lquoi
Act
SPORT
CHAT
:
-it
In
the
fHi-lv
ilavs
of
Churchill
I
lown
s
there
were
no
nriiic'!v
turf
prizes,
such
at
the
$50,00')
henMicky,
Derby,
which
will
if
nlh
on
May
15.
Itacinp-was
.n
a
low
ehli
in
IK7I
when
Colonel
M.
I.evvls
Clark
roumled
the
Louisville
Jileker
r.liili'
Ihstftil
.
...
.
v
(.at
'vv
:
or
the
hundreds
of
royally
Tired
Sjninejjjv
wc(v
rcjvjpf
any
eonseolience
In
(lie
i-iiiinfrv.
and
he
peoriod
of
ricirwr.
was
limited.
Colonel
Clark
wen
to
Eng
land
and
France
to
study
their
system
of
stakes,
and
rules
of
racing,
cic.
un
jus
reiurn
n
organized
the
club
and,
calling
o
Lurfimut
and
hrejlcra
from
K.n
rn
r.
r
'
?
a.
i
l
-i
l
i
m
i
DmKMMWui
l,,i-K
1
I
IndtMtriU
BnmJl
I1"
LLotflP
.
-J
Imdtot.
Win
not
bflB..
:
'eV.V
k,
I
V
anted
For
Sale
ror
Ker
t
2:
per
word
in
advance.
No
Adveitiaemt
nt
taken
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
UOAItn.
The
inlander,
ft.i:)
Second
Avemie.
phone
137.
;vt.MU,
Itnonis
u
Furnished
Nt.lHjS
yl'rtlmer
Moiisriu
If
Utj$$$
and
West,
explained
n
fnem
fjs
aims
and
uurpoev
Til
6,
Wiil
ucky
Ierby,
I
lie
Kentucky
Oaks,
the
(Jlark
Slakes,
the
SI.
Ueger
and,
jlie
Lnuisvill"
Wjsrb
lo,
lie
the
turf'
clasjties
ol
Keniucki"1-
'ach
iiKnlfJed
arter
i.
siiiillrtr-'event
-in-Kiiglaiiil.
The,
W'the
great
event
for
t)ireeear-old.
After
eon-slderahle'i'fitinncial
difficult),
noktnerrdark
built
Churchill
noilT'iur"
arranged
a
six-da)
program,
eommeiii'ing
May
17.
IH75.
....
The
rirst
Kentucky
Derby
va
run
on
ojieniiig
day
at-the
ne
track,
'hie
conditions
were:
50,
play
or.
pay;
the
club
to
add
41,
00(1,
(lit;
'second
horse
to
have
200.
-
there
was
no
third
an
rourth
money.
The
distance-
win
a
mile
and
a
halt
ami
the
tola
value
or
lhe
race
3,ton.
wli
2,85'04i'etM
Jtie
wiruier.
Fir-leeu
started
and
II.
P.
MrliralliV
risli.lef,-
forcing
the
pace
al.
lhe
way,
won.
Ills
lime
wu
-:3;:H.
Less
than
5,(1(10
per
son
saw
the
race.
"Ladio-row
del
the
grandstand
ni'.J
many
carriages
were
narked
Ii
the
grandsfand
rn'r
the
second
jerhy,"
says
a
wrilpr
of
those
days.
"Manv
nrouiinent
Ken
tuckians
were
in
lhe
crowd
oi
a.otiii,
when
reconl
nr
attend
ance
were
broken;
ar
the
running
or
the
third
Derby."
Sociel-,
turned
out
tn
see
the
fourtii
KVnlucky
De'rhy
a'dd
"all
or
tlie
best
people
fii
Kentiicfiy,alher-.d
to
do
hoifdr-
liijjie
ifiyfoiigli-
wa-
tin-
nil
jtlllillici
writer
described
tlie
fdurljj
re
ncwal.
For
the
jlrst
few
yeaps
the
sectional
fnierejl"
in
the
race
was
divided
between
southern
horses
and
western
which
,in-
luded
Kentucky
runners.
S'otv
1
1
..is,
Mast
versus
Wel.
The
truv
Dei-by
dMiiHf
jt?
a
itlle
and
,n
iair
was
eonliijiied
until,
.K!0,
..-.K-..
UAt.i.i
.
.
;
:
.
:
rt'
2:03
2-5
m
die
fdrllelli
renewal
laud
this
is
Hie.
mark
trainers
siill
are
sit
out
Int.'
At.
Although
the
race
in
open
to
all
three
year-olds,
only
opi
filly,
llegref.
I
has
ever
won.
She
was
an
easy
winner
for
If.
p.
Whitney
in
(he
I'i
fry-first
Derby.
Tit
lliirllelii
and
I
lie
lif-
l.i.i.
31
i
weir
iiy
jiorre.-
owned
h
women.
.Mrs.
Laslu
Durnells
l-.Iwiiyd
won
the
for
jtner
and
Mark
(lohlMrs.
0..
M.
iiooi-
great
lillle
sofl
of
an
In
diaii
oony
wfin
Me
(.oblen
Jiid-
lee.
Fxiermiiinipr,
one
of
the
most
(lopular
raceriS
of
ali
Jjme,
poked
in
distended
nostril
across
lhe
fini-ll,
line
fjrsl
in
lie
foi-fy-fourth
Iierliy,
In
on'y
o
of
tlie
races
have
lidrseneii
,
fen
Iheir
entry
finish,
one-two.
Commander
-1.
.
1..
lloss'
Sir
ftarton
nccnmplished
this
feit,t
rirsl
in
the
ir.lh
.H'erhy
and
.
have
Yourselr
and
Hlack,
Ser
van!
duplicated
'the
p'rrorin
ance
ror
F.
It.
Uradley,
two
year's
later
The
added
purses
HurtO-
nled
ror
a
niiiiiher
nt
years,
gradually
increasing,
however,
unlfl
the
rdriy-eighlh
renewal,
when
50.00C
wa
h(.led
ror
Ihr
first
lime.
This
purse
has
been
continued,
-with,
valuable
gold
plate
aUo
olng
to
the
wfhncr.
3
'
WAXTl'.D.
Man
willi
2.000
fo
invest
with
or
wilhoul
service.
Money
secure
and
25
pnfl
reasonably
eertnln.
Apply
Northern
Kxclmnge.
tn4
WANTED.
.Maid
Tor
gejierj.t
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
J.
W
Nicliolls,
Fourth
Avenue
We'..
Phone
3Q8.
103
WANTED.
Experienced
marker
and
assnrter.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry.
tf
YOUXO
man
wauls
work,
an
inT
kind:
35c
an
hour.
Phone
Hlack
209.
FOR
SALE
t'Olt
SALE.
38
fool
cabin
cruiser.
15
h.p.
heavy
nil
engine.
Price
1,200.00.
22
foot
runabout,
good
engine.
Prlee
$8.0.00
12
h.p.
Fairbanks
engine,
2
cylinders,
I
cycle,
Pric
-if
075.00
-
-
12
h.p.
Fairbanks
engin
Price
1550.00
6
h.p.
Kalienberg
engine,
At-water
Kent
ignition.
Prid.1
j:no.no
5
h.p.
DulTalo.
price
JJOO.nd
5
h.p.
FHsbee.
Price
.
.
25.00
10
h.p.
Sludebaker
Auto.
Iric
1200.0(1
t
Ford
engine
125.00
31
h.p.
2
cylinder
heavy
oi?
engine,
gun
ran
I
red
condition,
too
r.p.ni.
weight,
fl,T
noo
bs.
Prir
?2,0Qp.ort
2
h.p.
Kvinrnde
Inboard
155.00
2
h.p.
Evtnnide
mil
hoard
(riS.OO
3H
Ji.p.
Evinrudn
outboard,
.1.
....
975.0-1
2
O-li.
p.
Fairbanks
single
cylin
der
2
cycle
without
equip
nient.
Price
135.00
each.
Logging
tools,
rabies,
propellers,
lubricators,
etc.,
al
lowest
price.
Apply
Northern
F.xr
hnnpe.
213
Feeonil
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOll
$.LE
-Ten
allons
of
milt
dally,
$1.50
per
can
delivered
at
i'rince
itiipert
station:
from
herd
T.ll.
lesled
and
.
Iiolling.
goernmeril
certlfi-'
fa"te,.
Also
a'few
tnus'ltiruips,
1.00
.
per
.aek
f,o.h.
Wood-Cpck.
II,C.
Apply
W,
C.
Mllle,
woodcock,
li.a.
FDlt
f?AllE.;5
)7p.
marine
en-1
?ine,
heavy
"duty,
complete,
Just
overhauled,
II
fool
row-hout.
Make
me
an
olTer.
Phone
572
siflex
rive
o'clock.
I'D
ft
S,M.E.-2ii
fo
(roller,
Juil
completed,
all
gear;
available
about
Monday.
Full
parlicn-lifrs,
address
Hox
.10.1.
Daily
News
tifflre.
1
07
i'OIl
SALE.
Five
roomed
house
on
two
lots,
riirnisfjc.l;
all
in
garden
ami
berry
hushes.
1-np.OQ
ftn'Je'r;ins,
Apply
T.
Mc
Clymonl.
lf-
FOIl
S.f-E.-4econdliaSr.I
furnl
-lure
rtdd
reslaifranl
tixtures
from
lloynl
Holel.
Apply
Id
Third
Avenue.
FOIt
SALE.Cerhard
Helntr.niaii
Piano,
on
easv
moriiiilv
nn
menls.
Walker's
Mjic
Store.
l-W
HM.V
iinfoot
K
1,1..
as
ii
i-p
'
Koal.
pgUenllca!!
"new,
cnap.
riione
ZfiH
or
5H3,
If
Foil
SALlI
Three
roomed
house,
plastered;
good
location.
t55(,
McCairery
&
illbbon.
Lid.
ir
FOIt
-
SALltFlrsi
.cass
.gohlcTi
o;ik
dlnliigiiile..-
)ione
lilac
'.B3'
Ion
It
A
NO
K'
for
Sale.
Apply
Mrs
Hlldltcii.
Phone
liO.
103
Article
,
Loit
and
Fourid.&c
for
let
than
50c
TO
RENT
I
WO
rionis
to
rent
In
private
J
home,
walOrfronl
view,
op-to
r
k
a,,,..
(
d.il'c
rinnishfrwr.
8S0.
Fourth
Avenue
Hasl.
Phone
fliiM
ROfl.
FOft
ftlvNT.
Modern
taur
rwom
ed
Hal.
with
Monarch
range,
in
T
lMk
rt
Ctapp
hloek.
N
estennavrr
iro.
IlitNISIIED
Housekeeping
Uoom-,
to
rent
by
the
dny.
week
or
month.
Phono
lied
C07.
f
Fiilt
lll-'VT
...
tiirnilie.t
limine-
'
eeplng
suite.
Mussallen.;
lllH(
Apartments,
ptione
l.
:r
wmiM-mir
FOn
IlENT.Four
nnm
suite,
hot
water
healed.
Apply
Smlt.
A
Mallet.
MODKIIN
FLAT
for
HeiiL
Apply
Max
Hellbmner.
If
AUTOMOBILES
QUARANTEED
,USED
CARS
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES
t0'.':illlilm.i.ile
T.ninng
75n.no
IU22
OhUrnobile
Touring
050.
00
jy.'t
Ford
Tudor
Sxiiiii
t5(.0i)
tt2.1
Ford
Tudor
STHan
1
25.0ft
-
4
t
til
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r"
"
"
23
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
WW1.00
Font
Liglll
Delivery
1900.
o.,!
,?
"IJZ
Fonl
Idglil
Ieher
1125
v
K
m.
We
give
thirty
day
free
sen
icTfil
'WB
WG
on
aliove
ears
arid
liberal
er
,
"
""
"
vice
on
new
ear.
KAIEN
OARAGE.
Dealers
in
i:iievroei
ami
ml
Oeneral
Motors
Prinliwts.
Wrecking
Service
Day
and
Nidi'
IMione
5.'
THE
FOllli
.Mil
toil
COMPANY
OF
CANAliA.
up.'i!
pi.iiii-at
mn
of
lhe
lanff
i-liaiig
.
iiiniie.ll-nlely
iyed
Hie
J.iilnwnig
-NEW
PRICES
Ituuaboiil
10)2.51'
Touring
$03
Mb
Coupe
IT88.00
Tudor
Sedan
t81&.0u
Fordor
Sedan
87W.O0
Light
Iiellverv
nir.
s,i
niliissls
IOI.(rft
Tnjck
Chassis
0t
7.1X1
All
prires
include
elf-lflrf
er,
'
governmenl
laxes
au.1
freight.
Naliottal
Easy
Pavmenl
I'iari
avftilabltf..,.,
.
,,.
I
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
,
210
Second
A
Venue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul'
or
OuslT
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Sludo
bakers
at
your
disposal
anr
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
lienson's
Studio.
COOD
M
HALS.
fiOOD
CAKI.H
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
HEAL
HOME
COO
Rill)
MEALS.
Mrs,
linger,
Proprietress.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhnud
Furniture
Slore.
We
liny.
Self
and
E
change
Nr.,
and
Secondhand
Onods.
B
(
,OEO
PAPADOPULOS
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
1.nfl
,
a
Jo:jd.
Dry
Fir
Wood
u.50
n
load.
Cut
In
nny
lenmh,
Klndllnq,
$7.00
a
load
Fir
Furnace
Wood
7.00
a
load,
A.
ISAARftON
I'lionc
Hlack
461.
Seal
Cove.
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SCHEDULE
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for
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