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FOUR
WATERFRONT
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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The
city
council
engaged
last
night
in
another
lengthy
discussion
on
the
question
of
giving
water
facilities
foe
concerns
doing
business
on
the
water
front,
the
result
being
a
decision,
on
motion
of
AM.
J
t.
Greer,
seconded
by
Aid.
Stephens,
Sa.
cfctaln
'report'
from
the
city
engineer
estimating
the
cost
of
laying
a
t&lx-inch
main
along
the
entire
area
In
question
before
tak
ing
any
definite
action.
Opening
the
subject.
Aid.
Stephens
told
of
an
interview
he
and
Aid.
Jim
Greer
had
had
with
W.
H.
Tobev
CJKJt.
superintendent,
who
stated
that
it
had
been
originally
agreed
with
lessees
near
Cow
Bay
that
the
com
pany
would
connect
them
all
with
pipe
line
from
the
vicinity
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
at
an
estimated
cost
I
MOO,
which
cost
was
to
be
paid
for
by
the
lessees
form
the
use
of
the
water.
One
concern,
however.
had
withdrawn
from
this
agreement
wttn
the
result
that
the
line
had
never
been
constructed.
Giving
his
own
personal
tie-.
Aid.
Stephens
said
he
did
not
see
why
the
concerns
that
would
benefit
should
not
contribute
in
some
way
to
the
cost
of
giving
them
water.
,
DIRECT
TAX
Aid,
Perry
asserted
that
these
eon-
ever
decision
the
council
made,
it
would
not
hinder
his
building
opera
Hons.
"When
do
you
propose
to
start?'
asked
His
Worship.
,
'Do
you
ever
go
down
to
the
'front-"
asked
Mr.
Lifett.
"The
wharf
is
practically
completed
now
and
tfce
bulMtng
is
going
up.
It
will
continue
to
go
up.
no
matter
what
the
council
may
decide,
even
If
you
never
put
any
water
in."
Mr.
Llpsett
explained
that
nothing
toss
than
a
sis-inch
pipe
would
be
of
any
use
as
far
as
insurance
was
con
cerned.
It
had
been
impossible
for
him
to
get
a
rate
quoted
in
the
city
without
the
water
but
inquiry
from
the
Board
of
Underwriters
had
elicited
that
information
thai
11
tbere
were
a
six
inch
main
and
various
tire
pro
tection
equipment
put
in
the
build
-
cerns
were
paying
a
direct
tax
to
the
lag.
tbe
value
of
which
he
questioned,
ctty
of
11.000.
He
thought
that
the,,
tentative
rate
of
2.
n,r
r,m
h
city
should
help
such
industries
to
become
established
by
putting
In
water
for
their
protection.
As
lt
was
now
lt
was
Impossible
for
them
to
get
insurance.
Aid.
Stephens
said
that
some
sane
consideration
of
the
question
was
wanted.
When
Aid.
Perry
said
they
could
not
get
Insurance,
he
either
did
not
know
what
he
was
talking
about
or
else
he
was
not
willing
to
give
the
faeu
to
the
council.
Aid.
Perry
reiterated
sis
previous
assertions
and
said
that
the
ctty
was
already
getting
11.000
from
these
lessees
and.
if
the
water
was
put
iii.
would
get
1600
more.
Aid.
Jos,
Greer
believed
the
time
had
come
when
the
'city
should
take
some
action
.toward
giving
these
waterfront
concerns
fire
protection.'
Be
thought
it
would
be
wise
for
the
Board
of
been
quoted.
If
the
six
Inch
pip
were
not
put
In.
he
would
stand
for
the
higher
rate
and.
as
for
ordinary
water
requirements,
he
was
willing
tw
make
a
small
connection
with
tb
Imperial
Co
that
he
had
been
oCered.
EXTENSION
OF
SEWER
SYSTEM
riXANCE
COMMITTEE
WILL
KEPOKT
TO
COIXCIL
OX
S3UM
PROJECT
NOW
INDLK
COX.
HOLKATIOX
Tne
35.000
trunk
sewer
proposal
Jo
serve
such
portions
of
the
southern
Works
and
cut
engineer
to.
go
Intol"5
M"tTB
P"
of
the
cHy
as
have
the
whole
question
and
submM
a
coo-!
lrelT
ewerage
I
ditties
was
crcte
plan
for
providing
the
who'e
uscusaea
oy
tne
oty
council
waterfront
with
fire
protection.
He!1"1
018111
naHy
referred
to
did
not
think
the
railway
coaantey
could
be
expected
to
provide
the
facility
but
he
did
believe
that
the
company
and
the
lessees
might
be
pur-suaded
to
assist
is
defraying
the
expense.
He
moved
that
a
committee
be
appointed
to
meet
these
people
and
bring
In
a
report
as
outlined.
OO
WHOLE
WATEKF
KOXT
Aid.
Stephens
seconded
the
motion
commenting'
that.
If
a
six
inch
mam
was
put
in.
lt
would
greatly
reduce
the
insurance
premium.
He
was
in
accord
with
the
idea
of
giving
the
benefit
to
the
whole
waterfront
and
not
JngHne
out
any
particular
parcel.
The
ctty
engineer
might
take
the
matter
up
and
make
an
estimate
as
to
the
cost
of
the
whole
project.
Mayor
Newton
felt
that,
as
the
ctty
throughout
had-
been
provided
with
adequate
fire
protection
In
the
way
of
water
supply,
the
big
concerns
on
the
we
imance
committee
so
tnat
the
fi
nancial
end
of
the
prelect
may
be
looked
into
before
any
further
steps
are
taken
toward
undertaking
the
1
AsEMEZiEfoH
Uons
should
be
obtained.
Mr.
Joees
felt,
before
the
bylaw
for
t&e
trusk
line
was
put
to
the
people.
Otberwtsc
the
city
might
have
a
trunk
ttaewfefcgfc
was
of'
no
use.
thus
needlessly
em-harassing
tu
financial
situation
Aid.
Perry
'bougta;
the
new
sewer
line
should
be
put
in
evn
if
setae-'
thing
eiee
had
to
be
sacrificed.
Mayor
Newton
Irtt
that,
now
tkr
city
had
its
program
of
seotl-per-
maaeat
roads
Weil
advanced,
the
new
ewer
line
should
be
consul
at
A
Tfee
people
in
the
parts
of
the
city
Uut
it
would
serve
had
been
anxious
for
soaac
time
that
it
be
Installed
and
be
UJ
not
see
why
a
bylaw
ateuid
not
01
put
to
the
people
as
reeesaneaeM
by
the
Boitrd
of
Works.
Hi.
Jones
suggested
that
be
city
treasurer
abouM
be
consul
led
as
to
the
financing
of
the
praect.
MOKE
IMOKMtTIOX
Aid.
Stephens
stated
that,
wnile
fee
-as
as
amtous
as
aay
one
else
in
tfce
cty
to
see
sues
a
jewer
project
undertaken,
lt
would
seem
useless
to
boad
it
unless
there
was
aswirance
that
tne
dents
la
the
adjacent.
an
wees
prepared
to
nk
up
with
It.
It
was
out
of
reason
to
expect
tnat
tnea
people
would
petttssa
under
the
loss)
Improvement
plan
for
tne
isttarwia
w-
tfi
there
was
some
Idea
as
to
west
the
eoet
would
be.
It
was
neeaosarv
so
work.
While
some
members
of
thr
analjw
the
property
value
asd
as-
council
doubted
the
wisdom
of
embarking
upon
the
undertaking
at
this
time
from
a
financial
point
of
view,
others.
Including
the
mayor
and
AM.
Perry,
seemed
desirous
of
submitting
the
certain
If
they
vssM
stand
tne
additional
taxation
that
would
be
made
necessary.
"I
tbiak
the
wteie
thing
is-
-half.
baked.'
-
asserted
AM.
Steph-
ens.
"Tnere
should
first
be
a
fairly
necessary
money
bylaw
at
the
;
accurate
estimate
of
what
tne
laterals
forthcoming
errie
election.
(would
cost
If
tne
propertr
mm
The
matttr
was
brought
up
with
the
Jsaould
not
be
willing
to
pay
for
tfc
reading
of
a
report
from
the
dty
es-Materala.
the
trunk
Use
would
be
use-gineer
and
city
solicitor
which
stated
-less.
I
chink
we
abouM
have
more
'
that
local
officials
of
the
Canadian
Ka-
Information
on
the
whole
scheme
"
ttonal
Railways
would
recommend
that
.
Aid.
Perry
stated
that
It
wueOd
cost
an
outlet
in
Hays
Creek
be
granted
'several
thousand
dettars
to
make
aar-but
that
permission
would
first
have
veys
that
would
be
involved
to
arrtv-to
be
obtained
from
the
provincial
tag
at
the
estimate
s
untested
by
AM.
government
to
construct
the
sewer
over
Stephen.
It
would
be
just
passing
the
northerry
part
of
Lot
1.
Frcel
19.
the
buck
and
making
the
oast
hiwher
'
City
Solictor
Jones
pointed
out
to
Aid.
Stephens
remarked
that
Ale.
waterfront
might
Justly
expect
the!""
council
that
the
project
would
In-
Perry
survey
costs
must
Just
be
Hke
same
treatment.
Tne
facilities
should
(ToiTe
Cttt&C
petitions
under
Ms
road
costs.
be
provided
so
that
future
industrial
locml
Improvement
plan
for
the
IxruEASE
IiLIST
projects
might
not
be.
held
up.
It
construction
of
laterals.
These
petl-
Aid.
Casey
admitted
ttiat
there
were
seemed
to
him
that
the
city
had
no
.other
choice
if
the
railway
company
would
not
act.
In
the
matter.
Aid.
Stephens
pointed
out
that
tbeL
.motion
was
not
opposed
to
such
a
course
as
outlined
by
the
mayor
bur
really
extended
It.
If
the
whole
thing
'
were
done
at
once
it
would
be
more
economical
than
a
piece
at
a
time.
The
city
engineer
thought
he
could
'
get
the
report
required
within
a
week
time.
Discussion
of
minor
importance
followed
In
the
course
of
which
Aid-Perry
took
occasion
to
Inform
some
of
ths
aldermen
an
the
opposite
side
that
their
"ears
must
have
been
stuffed"
when
they
had
heard
the
original
report
of
the
Board
of
Works
read.
Aid.
Casey
Inquired
who
would
pay
the
cost
of
the
proposed
work,
this
jearl
or
next
year's
council.
Mayor
Kewton
replied
that,
if
'the
pipe
were
ordered
and
did
not
arrive
until
after
this
year's
council
went
out
of
office,
next
year's
would
naturally
have
to
face
up
to
paying
the
btU.
NOT
PKOPEK
Aid?
Casey,
in
reply,
stated
that
he
was
willing
to
oblige
Mr.
Llpsett
with
the
connection
but
he
could
not
see
where
lt
waa
proper
for
a
council,
la
Its
dying
momenta
and
short
of
money,
to
Incur
any
expense
that
was
not
aUolutely
necessary.
He
would
aay
to
give
Mr.
Llpsett
his
connection
from
the
dry
dock
but
leave
the
rest
of
the
question
to
next
year's
council.
Asked
by
the
mayor
If
the
decision
reached
by
the
council
would
be
satisfactory
to
him.
Mr.
Llpsett
said
anything
would
be
satisfactory
to
him.
He
would
like
to
have
the
connection
and
was
willing
to
pay
his
share
but.
If
he
did
not
get
It.
tic
waa
also
willing
to
take
the
Mak
hiuusU.
What-
Fine
Leather
Purses
We
hare
some
new
beauties.
One
kind
at
$2.50
it
the
new
soft
or
pouch
style
in
several
different
colors.
Another
style
is
larger,
with
leather
covered
frame
and
assorted
colors
at
from
-SI-"M
to
Slli.OO
They
have
long
loop
handles
to
carry
in
hand
Others
are
the
same
square
kind
with
strap
at
the
back
and
sell
all
the
way
from
.SU-"0
to
.S
12.O0
These
are
in
assorted
colors
and
trimminirs.
Also
many
other
useful
leather
articles.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
Jewellers
S3Banl
many
good
reasons
why
the
project
uouM
be
considered
but
It
waa
a
(natter
of
increasing
the
debt
and
as
such
he
felt
should
be
sent
to
the
finance
committee
for
further
consideration.
It
was
a
question
that
would
-e
to
be
dealt
wKh
according
to
the
state
of
the
finances
and
be
for
one
felt
that
there
might
be
a
Itttle
delay
ftending
some
reducuon
being
made;
:n
the
cMf
's
eartsoMdated
debt
sueb
as
could
be
made
next
year.
He
moved
.hat
the
matter
be
turned
ovnr
to
the
j
finance
commMCee
for
report,
the
,
Minns
was
tnrsted
to
addreM
the;
tmwefl.
iii-
Plater
stated
that
the
wKdinti
of
thto
part
of
town
had
sang
fttt
the
need
of
sewer
ooanec-Aw
and.
in
some
places,
there
was
:
rather
bad
state
of
attain.
Something
wouM
have
to
be
done
to
rem-Xfcy
these,
matters
and
the
people
thoucM
that
It
waa
about
Km
some
jnctlstlet
were
gtvea.
He
would
urge
the
council
to
submK
the
bylaw
at
the
nest
eiecMoa
and
let
the
people
vote
an
.it
As
far
the
lateral,
he
:elt
that
the
city
saiabt
urge
or
eves
force
tbe'peepU
M
link
up.
After
Mr
Father
had
been
heard.
;he
motion
to
refer
the
matter,
to
the
'.nance
CBaunHtee
lor
report
was
arrted.
R0TT0
WON
EASY
VICTORY
IN
LAST
NIGHFS
BILLIARDS
The
Grotto
won
a
decisive
victory
over
-e
Oyro
Club
in
last
night's
league
Hlbard
tournament,
the
aggregate
acore
Sotag
6
la
Ml.
The
high
break
of
the
evening
84
was
made
by-
the
Oyro
Club's
only
winning
player.
W.
J.
Nrl-;2tv
Tbe
Individual
acertng
was
as
foltawt:
Ueurge
Wangh
lOreUoi.
200;
W.
U.
-ong
lOyro
C3ub.
lit.
J.
Anorewa.
166;
W.
J.
Nelson.
200.
X
Kamaton.
200:
A,
Maedonald,
11Z
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
200;
Ben
Self,
l&g.
Oeorgc
Howe.
20O;
Praak
Aklrldic.
IK
The
league
standing
to
date
la
as
fottewa:
Oamea.
Total
Average
Teratsnals
17
838
Oyros
7
61M
879
se
4347
.
875
Oratto
7
6141
874
St.
Andrews
4113
.
842
The
averages
for
the
players
In
the
league
to
date,
are
as
follows:
,
.
Games
TtL
Aver.
P
Zleman
Terminals)
,
6
1300
"200
J.
Hillmaa.iMooseJ....,
0
Krauae
iOyros
...
Geo
Mcllrnqvle
(Bt-A-1.
O
Howe
(Orotoi
P
OTsnncU
(TenninaU)
6
W
E
Williecrott
i8t
A.
."rank
Aidrldte
(Ojroi
.
C.
Balagno
(TermlBaisl.
Pwtt
Pyle
8t.
Andrews)
-
Andrews
(OroMOji
Een
Sell
lOysai
S
Dr
West
OrUe
7
W
J
A'eison
iGynx)
...
i
Hamilton
(Orottat
..
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May
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Moose)
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6outhero
ZUioois
town
hsve
decided
itbev
are
located
In
the
"sUcka"
because
of
tie
number
of
baseball
re-.emits
which
arc
found
In
this
aectton
each
vear
bv
xnalor
learu
baseball
couu
Scout
with
order
to
"round
1
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
POR
8A1X
SIX
ROOM
MOUSE.
PTJU.T
modern:
marine
view.
ceatraMy
located;
fust
dass
eondlttaa.
13.64000.
tweatn
cash,
balance
monthly.
Sixteen
room
house
near
Dry
Dock,
with
furnace.
Wal
sell
cheap
and
on
easy
payments.
Tbeo.
Ohltart
UmHed.
Weatbolme
Theatre
Block..
tf
POH
SALX-TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
U-Ute.
we
are
authorised
to
seU
several
lota,
some
cornera.
harbor
view,
and
en
sewer,
rtkres
low
and
terms
from
1
18.00
monthly
Enquire
T.
ucaymoct.
U
POR
SALE.
DOCB1X
BAHAELLED
ahotgun,
Neuaatn.
choke
bore.
Damascus
barrels.
3J00.
Phone
Blue
i9.
P-OBox
109
rrtece
Boprrt.
BC
ron
SALE.
HAUBtTT
BOAT
ISJ00
Ives
one
third
intereet
in
good
well
known
boat.
Loan
or
partnership
Apply
Box
839
Day
New.
283
POR
SALE.
THE
RING
OEORQE
Hotel
and
Cafe,
containing
40
rooms
fuUy
furnished.
Por
particulars
at
nly
T.
McOymont.
tl
TOR
SALE.
CHEAP
HALT
A
TON
Or
old
newspapers.
Apply
Dally
News.
H
FOR
RENT
B
ItENT.
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
Oat;
large
airy
rooms:
fire
place:
close
in.
Max
Mellbroner.
POR
RENT
-
rORNtSHED
8C1TE
Phone
18.
Muatallem
Grocery.
BOARD
uwahd.
THE
INLAXDES.
830
Second
Avenue.
Pbooe
13T.
.
shortstop
whose
tragic
death
tallowed
t
Wow
by
s
ball
thrown
by
Carl
Msyv
Ut
after
.the
war.
played
his
first
game
In
Herrin.
Bobby
Vrach.
who
did
his
best
to
keep
out
of
Ty
Cobb's
centerfield
garden,
and
made
an
enviable
reputation
with
the
Detroit
Tigers,
also
is
from
Herrin.
The
two
fighting
Cardinals
who
figured
so
prominently
In
the
last
World
series.
Jim
Bottomley
and
Tommy
Tbevenow.
art
both
from
Southern
II-UnolsL
Bottomley
has
put
Nokomta
on
the
baseball
map
while
Tbevenow
has
done
equally
well
for
Centralia.
Ray
Blades.
Muddy
RueL.
Mitten
Stock
and
other
fence
destroyers
of
the
past
came
up
from
theae
"stick.-
The
174
j
Hard
Roods
League
sent
four
men
to
14fThe
dean
of
them
aB
is
Ray
Sehalk
144
140
149
131
try
out
with
the
St.
Louis
Cardinal
tnts
year.
Ployd
Mulkey.
Du
Quoin,
one
of
the
quartet,
ran
away
with
the
League's
batting
honor,
with
an
aver-age
of
7t
He
Is
now
with
Louis
3e.
undergoing
a
seasoning
process.
LMchfield.
Of
LADIES'
WHIST
M.
Ueurge-a
ood
Mw
V4W
Mere
n
Inner
la
La
Mi
hi',
lit
urea
EeuR
of
last
ntgnt
game
In
the
ladles'
section
of
the
Praternal
'
Whist
League
were
as
follows:
St.
Oeorgr
Ladleo.
;
pythtan
Sis
ten.
3.
Mooae
Ladies,
81
Orangi
Ladlea
1
The
standing
Is
tne
league
to
date
1
as
f
ottews:
.up
the
!ory"
have
found
a
fertUr
f
leld
'
Mooae
Lads
w;iich
uas
turned
out
dlamoodeer
pythian
Sister
eilglUe
to
ply
la
moat
utyboar
St
OeorgCa.
t
ptrk
Ray
CTupman.
th
develand
Oiaxga
Lad
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...
4"
2
2
0
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2
t
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
leu
than
50c
WANTED
XiOrrrr
for
your
property
la
what
you
want.
I
have
the
buyers
If
your
price
is
right.
O.
C.
Walker
-
Jwtte
being
seconded
by
Aid.
Steps-
COOK
(MARRIED)
WANTS
JOB.
CO
os.
The
maynr
mas
assured
by
the.
anywhere.
Apply
Boa
340,
Dafty
-ty
sonettor
tnat
there
waa
plenty
of
i
News
office
2S
time
far
the
ftnanre
eommmee
tn
1
1
m
the
matter
and
still
have
the
WANTS
SPARE
TIME
WORK
POR
yiaw
submitted
at
the
January
eleo-
everal
hours
daily
Phone
Blue
Tit.
PELEATIOX
Or
REIICVTS
.
Bsfnre
the
motion
was
put
to
the
ate.
a
delegation
of
Taytor
Street
and
Susuatt
Avenue
residents
onnststlng
of
K
E.
rVfcM.
Oeorse
South
and
C
O.
CTCHER
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY.
Apply
Muvaallem
s
Grocery
Phone
IB.
AGENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
A5D
appoint
ageuta.
T
tarty
guaranW
t!03
(being
121
weekly
average!
and
expenses.
Experience
uanecewarr
For
particulars
wm
Win
ton
Co..
,
Toronto.
FOR
SALE
CJIIKOPKACTIC
ii
it.
k.
i:ot.TMx
ciiiitnru
tnoK
iJ
Third
.lira
nr.
Office
vlatU
.
iixe
House
calls
-
2XX
Por
appointment
Phone
Office
lUue
ft
Rrtidenco
Black
22
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Mil
tl
iuj;miiii
itr.Moiit
by
the
talent
actenttflc
atetnod
PEKMAXEXCY
iltlttTII4t.
No
need
for
disfiguring
hair
or
other
blemishes
any
store,
rhoiw
Mark
CU
K
ESTA
UK
A
NTS
MMii
r.tTn
r.tir.
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietresa
Third
Avenue.
Next
O
W
V.
A.
(kmd
Itrnae
t'aokrd
MeaK
Phone
Blaek
700
nui.iis
ittuii.
nruK.
"Scatter
Sunahtoe
with
CMadt
filie
CladMI
llalbs
far
rhrt(aas
and
make
your
fnena
goad
far
year
to
some
rrcMi.
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r.trKtor
tlJM.
tljat.
SLsaa.
ttjo
aod
an.
Write
for
pnee
Ust
l.
I.
MrTtriall
PO
Box
r
tintntu.
RC.
FU1LS
rCRS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE.
modelled.
Raw
akin
tanned
and
drrased.
Mali
order
promptly
attend'
ed
to
Mrs
r
Tmrr.
394
Broadway
East.
Vancouver
ANOTHER
Rlfi
REDUCTION
IN
CIIEVKOLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
I'JUCES
1-1
V
Ton
Utility
Expreca
ChaasU
1
82400
S
Ton
Light
Delivery
Chassis
I
63000
Touring
and
Roadster
$
81400
Sport
Roadster
t
880DO
Coach
and
Coupe
11020.00
body
1
Pord
Light
Delivery,
panel
body
1
'
Pord
Light
Delivery,
(tarter
equipment
1
Pord
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
ItIMM
tandau
11183.00
i
r.i
cak
o
hm
'
1
Pord
Light
Delivery,
open
74M
14000
24000
-
e.
equipment
f
300.00
1
Oldamoblle
4-paavrnger
Tour
'
Ing.'
1823
440000
Term
can
be
arranged
on
bot
new
aod
uaed
car
to
suit
the
purchaaer.
KAIEN
C.ARACE
Dealer
in
radllar.
MrUuglilln,
Oakland.
PonlUr
OklMimMI
and
Chevrolrt
far.
Phone
M
NOW
1H
THE
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
bavt
been
considering.
Why
walk
during
th
unnleasant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
modrla
on
hand.
price
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
term
are
available.
I'KKII
CAR
Two
rord
Self
starter
Light
Dellverle
guaranteed.
On
Pord
Truck
Snap.
On
Chevrolet
Light
eDUvery-lood
running
order.
Make
u
an
offer.
S.
E.
I'ARKER
LTD.
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OKI)
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K
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
Georjre,
Paul
or
Gust)
Pu.
'
na
beven
Passenger
Stutle-
4
;
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
Ross
imos.
POOL
ROOM
a!
Meeker
Ulock.
J
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
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SCHEDULE
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the
lat
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