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THE
DAILY
HSWO
ANNUAL
HARD
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
TIMES
DANCE
LLUN0TO
WHY
4000
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CVSDO-Y
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"
Tl
tveni
ai
Exhibition
Hall
Last
night
Proved
Very
Enjoyable
Tlio
annual
hard
limes
dance
look
placo
last,
night
at
the
exhibition
haI
apd
provp,)
a
very
viijuyanie
event.
The
floorof
llio
Hail
hail
hitpn
specially
prepared
for
the
occasion
ami
was
jn
good
shape.
It.
F..'ltcnson,was
master
ii
ceremonies
ami
kept
things
moving
well.
l
he
.scene
was
a-
spectacular
one,
many
of
those
present
hav
ing
dlsguispd
ljomsolvcs
iji
ii)l
ami
(hM
ciisluii)(.s
ami
clianffl
their
general'
appearance
by
means
nf
faep
paint.
When
I
ho
time
for
Judginig
came,
the
marcli
was
Ie.
by
the
pipers
hand
cniw
sisling
of
J
.Stewart.
A.
Ilruce,
N
Leslie,
A.
McDonald,
J.
Slur
neon,
S.
Currie
and
J.
McLclJan.
The
prizes
went,
for
the
lies!
comic
lady
In.
Mrs.
Froi.
Sraddeu
and
best
comic
manMn
"Archie"
f
1
I..
iiiMiliisiiii.
.Mayor
.ewpn
pru-
sepieij
llio
prizes.
Apolhep
interesting
event
during
ilie
evening
was
Ihe
Chnries-ton
dance
cniilnsl,
llio
fir!
prize
goinig
to
Pain
Joy
ami
Mjsi,
Marie
Ma
Lend.
Only
three
couples
entered
Injt
Ihey
gave
good
exhibitions
of
t
lie
latest
art.
Another
fftaljirn
was
the
Scottish
(anpps
which
were
entered
into
with
zest
even
if
llio
dancers
did
not
in
pvery
case
slov
familiarity
with
the
steps
and
precision
of
movement.
For
these,
music
was
prqyidcd
by
a
special
oiTlpsra
consisting
fif
J.
Drem-ner,
leader,
J.
Watt,
J.
McKay,
Vaughan
Davie
and
Dayp
Ross.
TMp
.
iljrocjpr
nf
the
Fpottisli
dance
was
J.
Simpson.
S.
K.
Campbell,
Mrs.
T.
Andrew
and
Mrs.
Cullin.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Word
has
been
received
In
th.
eily
or
the
death
or
William
Moodv
Port
Simpson
Indian.
He
died
on
his
ga
shoal
while
takinR
his
family
from
Cporgetown
lo
Port
Simpson,
A
new
high
record
price,
lOp
jer
pound,
was
set
up
locally
to
day
when
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
k
CohJ
Slorage
Co.
bought
the
fob
lowfng
halibut
catches:
Annie
St
Leon,
8,000
pounds;
Moringcn,
30,000
pounds,
and
Venu,
25,
000
pounds.
The
pupils
pf
the,
High
School,
under
the
direction
of
Principal
7'MO
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WEEK
wpav
)
01926
av
Ut
l
Ft-nmi
Sessvici.
n.
AVaat
Britain
rtbtt
nmnti.
and
Mrs.
iJrady
and
Miss
M.
V.
McLen.aglan,
put
on
a
successful
Shakes
perian
recital
In
the
West-holine
Theatin
bofiire
a
packed
audience.
Assisling
in
the
program
were
Charles
Halagno,
ll
1).
limps,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(V.
A.
Woodbind,
anil
V.
Vaughan
SUCCESSFUL
SALE
AT
PRESBYTERIAN:
CHURCH
Good
Attendance
and
Ready
Sale
of
Articles
at
Ladles'
Aid
Affair
Yesterday
'
V
i
.
Under
the
auspices
of
the
allies'
Aid
of
I
lie
I'n'shytcrian
t
aldes
win
well
tilled
wit
It
hiiipe
made
candjes,
tempting
cakes
apd
sewP'l-
work
Ufpfi(
3ml
ornamental,
which
were
well
dis-
T)!a.huJXVJiitld
p...q.parM-!iMwC(
pr.
by
f.
jnt
lHrlW.
(
through
the
ity
prior
to
the
event
and
also
played
in
the
hall
on
arrival.
Arthur's
hand
provided
the
general
dance
music.
Durinjr
the
evening
hot
dogs
and
cider
were
sold
hy
the
flyrns,
and
lea
was
served
hy
the
Ladies
of
Ihe
Moosehearl
Legion.
The
Klks
and
the
G.N.Il.
also'
had
booths.
,
y
A
cake
raffled
by
"the
Jndies
of
the
Legion
"was
raffled
and
won
by
Hill
Heesley.
The
lolal
proceeds
of
Hip
evening
amounted
to
$27
L
there
being
.'153
who
paid
admissions
In
the
hall.
Krnie
I
nwin
was
cashier
and
John
Williamson
mi
the
door.
canISianclub
ladies
elect
.
Officers
all
Appointed
by
Acclamation
as
Nominations
Just
Sufficient
Without
Opposition
The
Women's
Canadian
Club
n
l'rince
Hupert
elected
all
their
officers
by
acclamation
at
the
.meeting
called
for
that
purpose
yesterday
in
the
council
chamber
of
the
city
hall,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Mc
Lennan
presiding.
Just
sufficient
nominations
were
made
lo
fijl,
the
positions
and
the
annual
meeting
next
week
will
confirm
the
nominal
ions.
The
complete
list,
'.of
new
jiffieem,
follow:-1
i
jtoji.
l?rj'slile'nt
Mis.
Fftgert,
Hon.
Vice-p'resiilenl
Mrs".
J
C.
McLennan.
iMeMidenl-Mrs.
McMordie.
Vice-president
Mrs.
C..
II
Orme.
Secretary
Mrs.
Adam
Mackte.
Assistant
Secretary
Mrs
firieve.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Normnn
Walt.
Ussistanl
Treasurer
Mm.
fl
Woodland.
Kxeculive
Mrs.
Kggerl,
Mrs
afternoon
the
ladjes
Wf;re
kept
busy
attending
the
dainty
tea
I
aides.
The
ladies
in
charge
were
deliighted
with
the
paronage-ac-corded
them.
'
Mrs.
J.
Simpson,
n'rpsi'lent
nf
Ihe
Ladies
Aid.
was
present
and
Ihe
following
ladies
attended
to
the
various
stalls.
Tpa
Mrs.
!.
O.
Stewart
(convener
;,
Jfrs..
L.
V.
Kergin.
MVs.
McMeekin,
Mrs.
McClynmnt.
Mrs.
It.
It.
lllce,
Mrs.
Campbell.
Mrs.
W.
h.
Laudison,
with
Mrs.
It'orje,
cashier.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
Wilson
Murray
-convener
,-
Mrs.
J.
O
Slppn.
iraudie.4
Mrs.
AloXaughtnn
rconvener
.
Mrs,'
Starr.
Plain
worlv
tMrs.
.labour
(con
vener
,
Mrs.
(.hrislic.
Fancy
work
-Mrs.
Vance
(con
vener
.
.Mrs.
Massey.
FELL
FROM
CAKE
OF
ICE
INTO
RIVER
AT
!
EDMONTON
AND
DROWNS
KDMONTOX,
Ap
il
22.
Th.
first
cily
drowning
accident
oi
the
season
on
Ihe
Saskatchewan
river
occurred
at
the
east
em'
of
Ihe
city
just
beyond
the
High
lands
when
a
nine-year-old
bo
named
Phillip
Fnrchynuk,
Itevei.
ly,
losi
his
life.
Tbe
lad
ho'l
been
playing
with
a
half
doze:
olhers
of
the
same
age
on
Hi'
north
shore
of
Ihe
river
abou'
KM)
yards
east
nf
Ihe
efly
limit'
in
Heverly'
ami'
it
was
I
re,
re
tb.-jt
Ibe'-'Talallty
nccnrreVl.
''
'
According
to
the
story
lold
I
Hie
police
by
his
companions
Hi
unfortunate
lad
bad
gone
out
on
(he
cake
of
ice
which
was
touching
the
shore.
The
others,
fearing
danger,
pulled
him
off
but
he
persisted
and
look
.another
ven
ture.
Just
then
the
ice
movp'l
off
will!
Ihe
current
whioli
wa
runolng
rapidly
and
before
be
could
do
anything
lo
escape
ln
was
far
from
the
shore.
The
others,
fascinated
by
the
hunger
watched
for
a
minute
am
Ilien
were
horrified
1o
see
For-
ehyuuk
slip
oh
the
ice
and
iiiti
!the
water.
All
ran
panic
stricken
for
aid
but
whpn
help
arrived
ni
trace
was
lo
be
seen
of
Hie
lad.
The
proceeds
of
the
eonrert
a
the
Anglican
Church
Tuesday
evening
amounted
lo
$I08.!5.
-
.
.
BOVRIL
is
a
Great
Body
Builder
Give
the
Kiddies
Some
INCREASE
IN
addition
to
3,00il
passengers
due
to
arnvp
at.Queiiec
on
Saturday
and
the
majority
of
whom
wi'l
proceed
wesl
to
take
up
farm-of
their
own
or
engawe
in
agricultural
work
for
other.
An
even
more
striking
comparison
is
that
or
the
Canadian
National's
farm
employment
service.
From
Ihp
beginning
of
Hie
year
up
to
date
Hie
company
has
placed
in
farm
wurk
more
new
comers
than
during
Ihe
entire
season
of
either
IU25
or
1
026
mil
1,00(1
nun
c
'limn
.
had
been
placed
up
to
Ihe
end
or
April
last
year.
BURIED
WTH
MASONIC
RITES
THIS
AFTERNOON
Services
for
Late
John
Thlrkle
Held
in
Lodge
Temple
and
at
B.C.
Undertakers
The
funeral
or
the
late
John
Thirkle,
pioneer
of
Ihe
city,
whose
death
occurred
in
Die
Prince
Hupert
licneral
Hospital
lasl
Sunday
morning,
took
place
his
afternoon
under
the
auspic's
ir
Tsimpsean
Lodge
A.F.
A.
A.M.
there
were
services
at
Ihe
Masonic
Temple
and
at
the
par-
or
of
the
H.C.
Undertakers
with
.ljl.
W.
M.
Ilrown,
the
wor-shiprur
master,
ip
change.
Interment
was
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
:
Pallbearers,
all
pioneers
and
membpr
of
Ihe
Masonic
craM,
were
A.
'W.
I'dge,
Abl.
M.
AI.
Stevens,
Abl.
Joe
(Ireer,
Dr.
II.
Ii
Tremayne,
Oenrge
W.
Kerr
and
J,.
II.
Thompson.-
rrQd
4Co
AFU
com-
i
i
rw
IMMIGRATION
Canadian
National
Announces
145
Per
Cent
More
This
Year
so
Far
WIN.NlKi.
April
21.
An
ii
-crease
of
more
limn
115
per
cen:
in
immigration
over
(lie
finn.-i-dian
National
lines
into
weste'-u
('..vnlla'
np
lo
Mte
end
of
April
over
I
lie
same
period
nf
l;is!
year
i-
anuninirpil
hy
eolonii:rtio'i
officials
of
the
Canadian
Xa-
tfmial
railways.
This
is
taking
into
consideration
'-
V
'"
those
who
w,,n
nr
tJluirph
particularly
succ-ssful
.
,0
roa
1
"''y
regular
,J(le
was-H.1
yesterday
anCr-,',U'
)V
noon
in
their
church
l.ajl.
hajl.
Th'
Tliea,:lS!u'r'al
'V'"
,,n
m
'Ilie
lalp
Mr.
Thirkle,
who
yas
about
CO
years
of
age
and
a
na-
r'Vfft-of
Weston.
Ontario,
came
.In
Prlnlce
.
Itimert
berftre
v.illinv
eoiisiritrllonvdays
and
lafer
spent
several
years
al
Anyox.
About
a
year
ago
iti
this
cily
be
was
Iricken
with
au
attack
of
par-lysis
from
which
lie
failed
In
re
pover,
bavin?
been
a
patienl"
in
he
hu.-piliil
far
Ihe
pal
twelve
inpntlis.
He
$
survived
by
a
'irolher
in
slou,
Ontario,
and
an
uncle
resides
al
Ladners
landing,
11.(5.
Among
those
sending'
flowers
o
the
funeral,
were
Tsimpscun
Lodge
No.
58,
A.F.
&.
A.M.
and
JMr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mcltae.
WEATHER
REPORT
(fiovcrnmenl
Telpgraphs)
8
a.m.
Prince
Hupert:
Pari
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
lempera-
lure
18.
Anyox:
Heavy
rain,
tern'p.
50
(0.
Terrace:
cloudy,
calm,
Ipmp
Hnzellnn;
Part
cloudy,
wliub.',
temp.
r0.
'
Sniillicrs;.J'foiily,
carfw
Jcpip
Hiirns
L?Hp!
Part
cjimdy,
calm
temp.
19,
Telefiiapli
Creek:
Clear,
calm
l
emper.il
ii
re
tO.
WhileJmr.se:
Clejjr,
soiillrwind
.
nn
'
V
.
ii'llip.
.IV.
32.
HIk
Salmon:
Clear,
calm;
le;np
Dawpnn:
Cloudy,
calm:
temp
AvcragcTYukon
tcmpcralure
40.
U
ante
J
For
Sale
For
Rer.t
WHM?
orgnni.il
ions
able
In
promote
.Uitl
field
the
leaul.
The
I'ool-ball
AssocialioVi
accordingly
sot'
-gests
that
say
two
of
our
Various'
city
orvanizntlons
each
undertake
to
nul'
on
a
learn.
The
upper
IHgh
School
boys
reoorl
iial
they
are
already
nrjinujcd
Two
further
team
would
give
intermediate
football
a
pond
start.
This
is
a
good
move,
and
I
Irusl
will
be
supported.
P.
M.
WIXSI.OW.
SPORT
CHAT
An
nfficial
lacrosse
guide
cor.-
lainlnc
playing
rulen
for
,ll2fi
and
containiiia
ti
Lri..il
ili-al
ur
Valuable
jinloiajulul
wlHi,
regard
f,
lli.i
l.ii.l....m.
..111...
i.J....t..'
..
various
fljfonls:
jpfianjp!lo(is1iiis,
ele.
Iias'fik'n
receiver
ililnT
Ihe
Rnnadiau
Atnuteur
Lacrosse
Association.
As
a
means
or
eslab-lishing
lacrosse,
Ihe
Canadiai
.National
game.-nn
a
firm
fooling
Ibioi-clioni
n,o
Dominion,
Ihe
Association
has.
inaiururaled
a
campaign
of
e.liinillon
among
Ihe
school
children
and
letlers
re
ceived
by
die
A.4soeialion
nml
published
in
the
booklet
from
various
govprnineiit
ofricials,
including
c.hiici
minislers
in
each
of
Ihe
proyiripps,
and
lead
ing
men
of
the
cnunlry
indicate
dial'
the
carnpaigiuls
being
looked
Diion
wltli
favfir
from
Ihe
Mri,
places,
.ri.
t
.
,
,
.
me
naomimon
season
was
rinsed
at
Anyox.
last
Sunday
with
a
tournament
In
which
twenty
rour
players
look
pari
and
which
was
In
progress
from
0.30
j
Ihe
morning
ujUH
0.30'
in
the
evening.
Forty-eight
mixed
double
games
were
played
and
the
balcony
of
ilie
hall
win
ermvdcil
with
Interested
specla-Inrs.
Out
of
a
possible
120,.
Mrs.
Mrby
made
Ih'p
highest
number
of
points
amnng
lie
ladles
with
117
while
Mrs,
Fvp
wa
sepnnd
with
1
15.
AniQnjg;
Ihe.
men,
Fred
Ilrown
and
Mr.
Moffatl
wpre
high
with
I20
the
former
being
declared
(he
wipnep
In
a
play-off,
lladnilnlnn
wasonly
establlshci
In
Anyox
this
winter
bul
the
firs!
f
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
2c
wtile
in
regard
to
this;
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
tha,n
50c"
INTERMEDIATE
SOCCER
LEAGUE
Proposal
to
Have
Series
for
the
Younaer
Players
of
the
City
!
ORGANIZATION
NEEDED
Ihe
need
of
an
intermediate
occer
league
for
the
present
seaon
is
mentioned
by
a
good
many
of
Jhose
interested
in
gUirnes
in
ihs
city.
The
presi
Editor
Daily
News.
.
Oliilp
a
ii
ii
f
n
Imm-
of
young
fe
lows
m
Prince
lluperl
wnnl
In
play
soepcr,
and
there
should
be!
an
intermedjale
league
this
sea
son
for1
I
hem.
AI
present,
our
boys
are
shut)
eon
or
rooliiall
from
IJieir
Junior
c.i,;
ilnve
until
lliav
imitfinn
i.'.
r'Hl
SALK
up
somehow
enoiisli
skjll
and
experience
In;
-make
Ihe
senior
teams.
This
K
not
a
good
thing
for
the
boys,
ar
the
game,
or
lb"
city.
nljf
f
.
.
We
have
Ihe
hoys,
and
Hip
ground,
ami
then1
are
good
men
willing
to
manage
and
train
the
team.
The
difficulty
is
that
JWtNTC
MAID
Wiintnl
fur
general
housework.
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson.
Phone
Itluo
325.
tf
MAID
wanted
for
general
housework.
I'hone
(Ireon
700.
t
FOR
SALE
Foil
SAI.I'.
Well
built
house
in
Wentview,
four
lots.
ttM30.no.
lloue
on
Fifth
Avenue,
Se-lion
7:
two
lots.
M
,800.00.
We
hnve
abn
two
of
the
very
hesl
riiiidences
initio
oily
for
sale
at
attractive
price-.
Mcfiaffery
A
fiihUms,
Ltd.,
In-uranee
and
Ileal
F.lalc.
dent
or
the
fool
ball
association!
FOll
SALIk
Oak
chiffonier,
bevelled
glass;
kilrhen
table,
new;
spring
eol:
nak
dining
'oxlenslnn
table,
sagless
spring.
2
oak
library
bible.
3
trunks,
several
pjrlliro
f
rimes
at
spep-lally
low
prires
this
week.
Northern
Hxcliauge,
21.1
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
Five
roomed
house,
on
Iwo
lol,
furnished;
nil
In
ranlpn
anil
berry
bushe.
,?-750.00
on
term.
Apply
T.
Me-Clymont.
if
FOIl
SALK.
-T-
Prima
HuperFn
Hesl
Hargaln
three
lots
on
Taylor
Slreel,
all
for
375.00
cash.
WoslPnhaver
llros.
Ihese
hoy
are
not
in
touch
with
PALP..
Daby
carriage
in
excellent
712.
cniiditioii.
TO
RENT
HOAIID
WD
HOOM.
Hold.
Phone
Phono
I'WO
rooms
In
rent
in
private
home,
waterfront
view,
up-lo-dale
furnisbinigM.
.'130
I'ourth
Avpnile
Hasl.
Phone
Hlue
500.
FOH
IIF..NT.
Pinnos.
nlaver
pfanos,
phonographs
and
sew-machines.
Walker's
M
it
I
e
Store.
FOH
ni:.NT.
-Modern
four
ronm-
ed-flal,
with
Mnnareh
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Westenhaver
Urns.
rUn.MSHKD
Ilousekecpln
Ilooms
lo
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phono
fled
C07.
tf
FOH
HKN'T.
Furnished
honse
keeping
suite,
Ma!lern
Apartments.
Phone
18.
if
ion
Jli;.VTFour;
room
nlie,
hot
wale'r
healed.
VpPlySmIti.
A
Mallet.
FOH
IlKNT
Seven
roomed
house.
Phone
Ort'en
735.
91
MODF.HN
FLAT
ror
llnnl.
Apply
Max
Hellbroner.
if
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOAIID.
The
Inlnnder,
8.10
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOAIID,
Ilooms
and
Furnished
Sulles.
Palmer
House.
f
Real
Cnvrt
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
Thursday,
April
22
"IkI-
0:53
a.m.
10.3
"
22:52
p.m.
17.0
"
'-Pw
i:08
a.m.
lo.t
"
10:10
p.m.
7.1
"
Friday,
April
23
"W-
1
0
:H
I
a.m.
17.1
ft.
2-1:27
p.m.
18.5
"
'o
1:50
n.iu.
8,8
"
17:03
p.m.
p.5
"
Saturday,
April
24
High
:32
.,.
i7ifl
23:58
p.m.
10.2
"
'"w
5:30
a.m.
7,5.
"
17:12
P.m.
o.
"
"eirsnn
has
been
n
verj'
successful
one.
Coupe,
price
F.O.II
perl
Conch,
price
pert
Sedan,
price
F.O.H.
perl
Liindan
8slan,
.
A
Article
Lost
and
ound,&c
AUTOMOBILES
See
the
New
Improved
CHEVROLETS
Touring,
price
F.O.H,
rtupert
Ilnadster,
price,
F.
O.
II
Ilnperl
j
Prince
t878.00
Prlnro
1878.00
Prince
llu-
l,l0.00
F.O.II.
Prlnro
llu-..
$1,122.00
Prlnro
Hu-
1.2S0.0C
prlc
F.
O.
H.
Prince
Hupert
1,287.00
Comiuereial
Chassis,
price
F.O.II.
Prince
lluperl
7j08.OOj
1-14
Ion
Chassis,
price
F.O.II.,
P.-ince
lluperl
080.001
inii
In
mill
ry
n
I
inipltiilMrM
nf
11.
u.m.A.u.
tasy
payment
Plan.
A
few
bargains
in
Second
Hand1
Cars.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Denier
in
all
lienernl
Molorc
.
PrtHlucts.
Cadillac.
Mclaughlin,
Oaklaml.
MliNmotilte.
pontine
and
Chevrolet.
WIHT.KINO
SFHVICF
DAY
AND
NKillT
W
ah
li
Tor
tie
REDUCTIONS
IN
FORD
PRICES
in
line
with
Hie
recent
Innlf
reductions.
Watch
this
ad.
for
price.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
219
Second
Ave.
TAXI
Phone
87
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
iiol
Six
nnd
Seen
Pacnwer
Slude
bakers
at
ynur
disposal
anv
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F.niires
Hotel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
MAXUF-S
and
Furniture
at
most
reasonable
prices.
When
ym.
require
any
article
for
tin
home,
Jusl
come
in
or
phone.
Hsed
furniture
lioimhi
oot-rtghl
or
exclinnged
for
new
furniture.
A.
MneKcnzte,
Fur-nlHire,
Phone
775.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Henson's
Studio.
GOOD
MF.ALS.
(i()()
CAKliS
Coffee
nr
Tea
Served.
nn.L
ho.mk
cookfd
mf.als
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress.
'
BOOKKEEPING,
WA.VTFD.
Hooks
In
posl:
government
return
made;
public
nudils.
Hates
rensnnnble.
J.
O.
Williamson.
Phone
Illncl;
R9.
if
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
3t5
Third
Avenue.
All
(he
latest
In
RHF.F.T
MUS0.
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOQRAPHS.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
llaggngp
nnd
Kxpreas
Rcnd:Lltc's
4News
Stand,
Phone
352.
lies.
Phone
Oreen
020
,
FURNITURE.
New
and
Recnmlhiind
Furnl-lure
Slqre,
We
ly.
Sell
api)
P.x-ciange
New
and
Secondhand
Onnds,
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
839
Third
Ave.
phone
6IC
MAIL
SCHEDULE
OUT-OIQ.
for
tht
ltd
rl
.
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.
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