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BIT
OF
BLIGHTY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
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BY
COLLY-
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Speaks
or
"Ypres,"
the
Farri-
1491
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English
Picture.
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I
f
.
mem:
three
nights
i
A-lilt
of
III
tell
ly
has
come
to
town.
Mighty
tlt'al
is
not
a
place
buf
,a
spirit
-a
period
of
lime,
not'nMoearname.
So
It
seems
to
one
looking
on
nt
scenes
that
wmlii
have
rrsurrctoit
.from
itlic
pa.it',
collected
from
-a
continuous
pageant
ami
thrown
on
the
screen
lo
make
the
picture
ralleii
"Ypres-,"
which
is
to
he,
shown
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
Thursday,
Fritlay
and
Saturday.
"Why
should
they
show
these
to
Canadians?"
nsked
I
lift
"dear
old
lady
of
her
uniformed
son
The
ape
of
Victoria
knew
a
Ca
nada
(hat
was
different.
The
ve
if
ran
01
rassencmtacie
can
re
turn
to
a
former
taunt
when
he
sees
the
heart
of
the
Empire.
He
feels
"he
owns
it,"
just
as
surely
as
a
Hritish-hnrn
Canadian.
In
his
heart
he
I
jealous
of
the
only
$irand
he
ever
knew.
-
;
Story
of
Nation
If
you
did
no!
have
your
heart
in.
the.
war
"Ypres"
will
not
appeal
.to
you.
You
had
better
stay
away.
It
is
a
story
of
a
nation
and
an
Empire
(hat
was
hard-pressed
and
in
which
human
life
was
second
lo
duly.
It
is
not
the
intention
of
the
authors
to
show
the
whole
war,
or
even
a
big
fraction
of
that'Nvhiefi
centred
round
the
ancient
town
of
"Wipers."
"That
picture
Is
real,
anyhow,"
remarks
one.
"Taken
durinjr
the
fight."-
"No
it
can't
be,
hut
still"
That
is
how
true
it
is.
Old
soldiers
can't
make
un
their
minds
that
the
film
is
not
an
ac-
tual
picture
of
engagements.
They
look
to
sfte
if
they
are
anywhere
in
it.
The
"Contemptibles"
are
coming;
the
old
guard
of
iron.
They
throw
out
their
line
beyond
Ypres
in
those
fateful
early
days,
day
and
night
and
apain
many
days
and
nights;
winter,
spring
-und
-summer,
and
the
Old
Arrfir
..hasnassei
In
the
Greit
JIcvqiuL
The
Cloth
Hall
has
jrone,
faltered
xvlih
them,
irt
a
nation's
astmy.
The
Crat
R.iu
I
U
I
l
I
-.
I
I!
II
ijA.
ijllr
,
J
i.-lf
i
.kill
ih.,",e
'the
seriou
ba-kground
for
Itay-
From
all
the
.nrn.r.
f
world,
from
"palm
and
pine,"
the
Kminf
-
,
,
the
great
day.
And
how
IorI-!'
ously
they
come.
India,
Austra-t
lia.
ew
Zealand,
and
here
come
the
boys
from
Canada.
Hearts,
stand
still
and
throats
are
dry!
and
bard
with
pride
as
those
won-
derful
battalions
pass
on
lo
the,
great
adventure.
a
"Hul
all
Is
in
vain,"
says
the
legend
in
one
plare.
"and
again
the
salient
U
shorlened."i,h'1
'
tUn
II
sm
........
il.i
ii.a
rir.iin
sj
'
firi
,-7
forever.
Xew
tactics
appear,
tint
hats
put
in
an
appearance,
tanks
loom
.
...
up
-
on
the
horizon.
ivivii
msra
.Treat
ai,n,,'an
old.ers
who
take
a
The
development
of
war
as
f"
whole
is
depicted
as
faithfully
as
,,art
'?
,h"
P"'1
re
the
intricate
details.
TIimp
M.!'WB
prominent
player
who
hire
counties,
exploits
of
bero-;!,PP?r
x"
l,,,prl
f
0rirfl,h
ism.
The
end
more
often
than!"r'on
N,X",l'
an''
,rp.i.nia
l
"
otherwUe
in
the
tragic
truth
of
rbin
w
the
two
lading
wo
these:
wtinls:
"A
po.lhumon-v4S,,'.'
brj.
u
fae"
h"
tor
a
was
awarded
Corporal
."
1afon'
rfmionn
.Monfairu
I
.
..."
ILoe,
one
of
the
screen',
best
ffibV
r.rHAltaCk,
,
nown
dramatic
HclArs-lmper
on-J,InfnL
"
m
'
?
)
bm
V
nlon
Genera
;
and
Mark
when
the
hole
ridge
was
Swiiu
Jamoiia
Vwlbl
com
KnlKlT
2.i
hH
f'-'rAo'l...
pfeetfin
many
of
I
'r,
"n8,"?
,l
""".l-harlie
Chaplin's
pictures,
is
the
stniggle.
The
Knglih
batlalions.t
4i
j
...,...
It.
.
I.I...
J
f
...
..
........
tin-
irin
uiiii
m-inru
and
eisii,
the
Australians
und
Canadians.
are
all
there.
Hellenic
spur
and
Hie
ridge
are
swept
away
by
victorious
Canadians
in
the
last
stand
of
those
Xnvenher
days
away
back
in
1917.
Apain
one
see
the
world
of
yestenfciy.
Airplanes
wheel
and
gleam
above
the
snowy
puffs
of
nursling
sneiis.
naileries
are
barking
and
(treat
guns
boom
forth
with
their
iron
messages
of
death.
Star
shells
Jiidilen
the
nights
of
.
darkness
with
their
pretty
festoons
of
weird
colpr.j
The
days
of
Hrltain'a
greatness
arise
again.
The
hours
of
Canada's
manhood
pass
before
one's
vision
on
lo
the
great
release,
when
Ihe
joyous
message
ratv
around
the
world,
"and
al!
the
sons'of
inen'
Shouted
for
Joy."
Tremendous
Power
It
It
t
ts
a
great
pity
that
films
of
the
-Ypres-
variety
are
so
few.1
It
ghes
a
glimpse
of
the
Iremen-
uous
power
uiey
eoui.t
wiew
in
,
Harold
Lloyd
combination
in
the
telling
of
truth
to
an
Kmplre
eipiinc
form,
is
even
more
mr-whirh
U
disgusted
with
shim,
and
veJIous
than
ordinarily.
Silver
wilh
propaganda
that
Is
Inspired'
has
been
given
some
delightful
by
liar.
business,
and
he
perform
with
"Ypres"
represents
the
truth
that
realism
ahd
seeming
under-of
Ihe
Hrilish
Kmlre
at
war
In
standing
which
mates
him
the
I.
a
......
,
.
.
...
a
.
I
..
.
mr
same
iiimiuir
a
luiririi
film
mii-repretent
tbt
truth
of
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Fred
Thomson
ami
"Silver
King"
in
"The
Tcugh
tiuy."
Comedy,
"Huslor
Helps
Dad."
International
.News.
4
Wednesday
Only
Haymond,
,
jUriffiths
in
"Hands
Up."
4
Coniedy.
"Wait
a
Hit."
Aesop's
Film
Faldes.
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
"Ypres,"
the
story
of
the
immortal
salient.
Scenes
along
the
Skna
Itiver.
Pat
he
Review.
aIn0!'
every
feature
dealing
with
",e
,,rif"
Empire
either
al
peace
or
at
war
SILK
HAT
COMEDIAN
IN
"HANDS
UP"
COMING
HERE
ON
WEDNESDAY
.Anr2a"!.L
n,,,n.
Hubert
K.
U'e,
"n'"sm
ung
ami
Miiuig
jiuii
iirt
foufof
the-uiany
famous
tiis-
lorical
characters
who
provide
mond
Griffith's
latesl
Paramount
fomedy.
'Hands
Up!"
in
which
j3"
MUM
hat
appears
as
a
"flower
of
Sou
thern
chivalry"
and
a
member
of
General
Lee's
staff.
I
The
story
is
laid
in
Civil
War
time,
and
details
Griffith's
amai-Ing
and
amusing
adventures
as
Confederate
spy
his
spectacular
encounter
with
Indians,
his
battle
with
"road
agents,"
his
me-
'
,ra,n
oi
goio.
ami
ni
bean-
iiful
1,-irN.
In
addition
to
the
UiUMrira:
-
Characters
ami
the
hundreds
of
I""
"
I'UIII
WllllTII
a
good
part
of
the
action
centers
"Hand
l
p"
will
be
shown
here
Wednesday
only.
FAMOUS
SILVER
KING
HORSEHERE
TODAY
"Tough
Guy"
Is
the
Story
of
Western
Life
and
a
Real
Horse
and
Man.
.
The
difficulties
into
which
nn
olherwise
exemplary
young
nvin
may
be
plunged
when
be
masquerade
as
n
"Tough
Ouy"
and
then
falls
in
love
with
a
pretty
school
"marm,"
are
told
with
scintillating
humor
and
dizy
1ecd
In
Fred
Thomoti's
nwst
reOnl
'
achlevemeul
;In
western
pictures,
showing
here
tonight.
Ihe
Tough
Guy"
proves
a
riol
of
funmaklng
and
provides
many
a
three.alarm
thrill.
The
work
of
Silver
King,
a
John
Harrymore-
icreaiesi
actor
in
llIC
WOrW
four
legs.
GYROS
WINNERS
!
DOUBLE
HEADER
Good
Crowd
Attended
Special
Baseball
Event
Yesterday
Afternoon.
.
Fhf
Gym
Hub
took
a
Hnn
hobl
,oiBl
as
Prince
Oeorge,
Xelsou
on
fifst
aef
and
Hfft
(irtuul
'IVr-'nd
Trail,
iia
hi
i
r..lii
vi.
-mtnnls
were
relegated
hopelessly
mries
ov-
r
Ernie
Anliur.
Mi.'n
the
cellar
in
Hie
Seniftr
Hase-j
claimant
..i
the
i-nudian
mul-
jlinlf
Leagtift
as
a
reiiilt
of
a
dou-
ale
header
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
.estmlay
afternoon,
when
the
.Tyros
defeated
the
Terminals
in
two
games,
the
first
by
a
score
of;
II
to
T
and
the
seenml
liy
0
lo
.
Cliiragu
t
Jolinuie
Myers
f-r
A
large
crowd
was
tn
attndanrethe
worl.l
middleweight
tflle.
at
the
games,
which
were
spirit-ppartos
n.w
weighs
170
pond
wily
plaml
and
winch
offered
a
"larling
at
once
to
number
of
interesting
moments
train
down
in
the
hope
that
he
for
the
Tans.
Good
fielding
feat-
n,a'
have
;.
middleweight
bout
uriru
their
play,
the
Gyios
were
''re.
II.-
-
rejjisiered
at
thej
clearly
the
best
team
and
were
""-va'
Ho'''-
fully
deserving
of
thir
victories
In
the
first
name,
Dovvnie.
Terminal
ealcher.
knocked
two
home
runs
but
there
wns
no
boily
iui
bases
in
either
nr.
In'
the
second
gann.
Havetand
madn;
a
home
run
for
the
Gyros
with
I
ne
man
on.
j
HavHand
pitched
the
first
game
1
for
Hie
Gyro
and
chenWer
the!
seconl.
Lohlir
ptteheirt
the
first;
and
part
of
the
second
game
fori
ill
IVptilinnl.
IkAu-nt
...........
fitnilaintf
1
The
ratrhers
were
MrKown
ami
Downie.
Hoth
game
werV
o
seven
innings.
Dave
Balfour
umpire
balls
and
.
.
"iiRrs
mil.
-.
t
i.iain
iiihi
Mil,..ll
tvnro
..n.,.iM.
!"'
The
standing
of
the
teams
lo
date
In
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pel.
Gyros
If!
.r.S5
Sons
of
Canada
.son
Terminals
.35
1
'.ft.
QUS
SPARTOS
-
-
!
II
'
"B
i
tirwii
w
.
1CT
who
tms
ar-y
ard
is
will-ali
mi'
-
-i
uner.
SPORT
CHAT
v
With
a
g.Mxl
loll
,.f
(.port
al-readx
lineil
iiji
by
ttie
Trades
A
Labor
Ouinril
for
Hie
IitH.r
Day
et'leOratinn.
Ihe
month
of
Bep
tember
will
be
started
off
well
on
Septenrber
6,
and
Ihe
following
week
the
Fair
will
open
its
attendant
atbtelic
events.
T'ie
Fair
Iloanl
is
now
adneing
its
plan
for
field
events
and,
with
Ihe
Fair
less
than
a
mon'n
away
now.
there
should
be
some
interest
inir
announcements
in
lh
near
future.
Another
visit
from
a
Ketchikan
baseball
team
is
et
-
neetcd
and
something
interesting'"0
,,n'
lf-'''
phone
enntp-in
the
soerer
lire
win
also
n.'m,l,,
for
U
new
Boulh
Bide
tele.
nII.I
off.
ipti'We
etcfaange
is
under
way,
lini
Bpartn
nr.ek
middle-
weigui
wrestl.r.
bas
arnve.1
in
0,l,the
city
and
iue
a
ehalleng
'to
meet
all
earner
in
city
or
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
O
1926
Intc
rcAnmt
Svvet.
Imc
Cwt
IWtti
tiftl
iwir'iA
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
,
'district
Sp.'irtos,
who
has
been
llatfrlv
In
i
lie
interior
at
such
dleAveight
Mile;
.lark
Hums
at
Nelson,
im.l
Hull
Montana
all
Satitn
narbia.
He
wresib'd
for
three
bours
in
SMikane
with
Tel
Thy
e
to
i
draw
and
in
ttfit
in
ANOTHER
HIGH
SHOOT
RECORD
M.
Lamb
Turned
In
Score
of
97
Yesterday.
Spoon
Was
Won
By
R.
Wilson.
The
b'gh
record
on
the
McNi-
.
...
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
cini
uim-ii
raiipr
!iiir-
iiip
nr
was
again
broken
Hl
the
buol
of
:b"
North
H.
i:.
Itegiment
Ft
i
fie
Lociai:on
yesterday
when
M.
Mj
in
a
card
totalling
.
.
,
i.
Mr.
r.
I.tttlUi
i.amn
was.
.
However.
"W"I
and
hf
s,oon
for
un-
oa.T
urni
iii
ii.
iijtun
Willi
a
score
of
80.
The
scores
were
as
follows:
500
500
6fl0
M.
M.
Lamb
.
32
33
329;
30
30
2987
30
27
20
(V
27
27
29
H3
25
30
51-82
;'8
21
29
-
8l
.'8
2t
28-80
25
28
:'fi
-79
Daviiison
.
It.
Wil
n
...
W.
Hra
....
i.
Wilkinson
F.a!nian
.
.
V.
F
!t
.
.
.
lt
.irii
.
RICH
ORE
SHOOT
AT
TORIC
MINE,
AUCE
ARM,
IS
ENCOUNTERED
LI
K
A
KM.
Ai.
21.
-Another
bi
-ho
of
extremely
luh
grade
tlver
.je
ha
been
encountered
a'
'he
loric
mine
during.,
under
ground
operations.-
Samples
of;
the
ok-
brought
down
show
the
i
.ck
j
.Uite)
toieltlier
MllhgwireJ
-i'er
Irtt
of"MJeWe1fyitore;i;A
anet
i
ml
is
one
of
the
richest
.
:
i
-
er
discotered
in
the
dis-
met.
Hi
fimi
i
ununallv
gratify-n-.-
wh-n
il
I
taken
into
con-si
lerati
.n
that
this
ore
i
found
at
a
gr.-itfer
vertical
depth
than
the
lower
grade
ore
which
was'
first
encountered.
The
rle.Ii
finds
of
hwh
jrrade
silver
or
al
Hie
Tnrir
Is
an
asset
f
considerable
importance
to
the
whole
Mijr
Arm
district
awl
will
stimulate
the
developing
of
other
proper'
ie
In
this
rieh
mineral.
wne.
ih
extent
and
richness
of
whirii
n..
man
can
estimate
until
un.lerff-Mtiml
work
reveals
the
h
iil.tr
n
wealth.
EDMONTON
GETS
IN
LATEST
TELEPHONE
APPARATUS
FOR
CITY
KDMONTOX.
Aug.
21.
Repre
sent
it.-
the
very
latest
develop
ment
m
the
art
of
automatic
le.
l'bonv.
Installation
of
the
new
Wli
en
eonrplele.l
by
the
end
of
Ihe
ar,
all
lelepbnne
e.mipmenl
In
iiJf
fit
will
be.
brnnglil
Into
tine.
WANTED.
WANTFD.
One
reliable
man
in
every
town,
merehant
prcfer-l
red,
to
take
urders
for
best
J
ctMioiii-maiie
eioines
in
llati-
ada.
Highest
eominUslbnr.
Ilex
Tailoring
Co.
Md
To-ronto
(2!
sul
FOR
SALE.
FOIt
SAI.K
Choice
waterfront
projierty
95;;5.
Five
roo'meil
furnished
houne
in
good
condition.
Centrally
located.
Prtfce
3,fion
cash.
Write
owner,
Hoi
"5,
Peternburg,
Alaska.
FOII
S.l.K.tanei
in
Naas
Valley.
ery
reasonable;
or
mny
.
trade
for
good
gaslioal
or
livestock.
J.
T.
Sauer,
,lh
Arm.
H.C.
Foil
SALE
Hudson
motor
in
first
class
eon.
lit
Ion:
fine
for
pleasure
boat,
tfnap.
Apply,
Hon
318.
.Daily
.News
Of
flee!
Foil
BALK.
Hotel
Massett.
A
good
bargain..
HI
health
eauM
for
selling.
Apply
Wfltlan
Hudson.
MasselL
H.C.
TF..VT
FOn
BALK.
New
this
year
and
ued
onlt
one
wren.
Price
20.
Puller.
.
Dally
New
s
.
13.00
PEIl
UO.MII
buys
a
lendid
view
l
mi
Grahani
Averuw.
Walker
s
Music
Store
FOfl
SALK-
I.arK-
nuMtorn
house,
splendidly
locate.!
Apply
g!
P.
Tinker.
TO
RENT
FOfl
riKAT.
Lars
en
building
at
171
Third
Avenue
Eat;
ii
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workhop
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Beeond
Avenue.
-tHt
HBXT.
Newly
.tecoraled
house,
two
betlroorns.
20.00.
Apply
215
Fourth
Ave.
K.
FOR
MiNT.
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
BmlU
&
Mallet
MODKIIN
HOrSK
for
rent
Five
rooms
and
hath
Munm
Hros.
BOARD
WD
ROOM,.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
8.1.1
,
Becond
Avenue.
Plione
137.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
with
n
insofar
as
the
inlermitlent'to
band
up
the
receiver
and
corn
ringing
without
the
use
of
pusbmenee
the
call
afresh.
1l
.
:
.
..
....
...
;
i.k
et
iieriui
imiill
is
Kre-
in
relia-
i
ble
representatives.
Write
are
tell
us
about
yourself
a
ixl
the
territory
you
war.
Gel
our
nmailng
propositi..
!
lieu-
no
it
now
later
may
I.
loo
late.
Darwin
Limit.!
IVpt
3S
Hot
fl
Montreal.
Que..
FURTHER
REDUCTION
IN
PRICES
The
following
Chevrolet
prices
are
now
In
effect
f.o.b.
Prince.
Rupert:
Roadster
MISjOO
raurtn
ttll.0tl'
nart
Roadster
(fully
efltrlpfeeili
MhuW
(upe
!ijn.no
'asb
1
020.00
dan
tlis&iio
Landau
Be.lan
1185.00
Light
Delivery
Cliai..
ICi5.Pl.
I-IH
ton
Truck
Chassis
l8'j5.oi
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
In
all
General
Motors
Products
WllKCKINi,
SFHVti-.l
DAY
AND
NH.IIT
Phone
52
WHY
WALK?
When
you
.nn
nurchase
NEW
FORD
CAR
On
otlr
Kasy
pajpirnt
Plan
Cash
Unlaiicc
Payment
lontnTV
Runaboitl
1175.00
33.oi
rnl1flh
llii(
,w,
135.00
10.00
'upe
....
SI
11.00
Slfl.tHI
Tudor
Seilan
....
9230.no
10.00
For.lor
M75.00
$15.0(1
Lt.
Deliver)'
....
180.00
35.00
l.t.
Delivery
Van
it
00.00
10.00
t'immereial
Chassis
Ilfi.1.00
35.00
Truck
Chas
.
1175.00
1.15.00
For
Demonstration
or
further
Information
call
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Dealers
In
FORD
Cars.
Trucks
Tractors!
KKLBK
LOIMIK.
hear
Tcrraie.fi?rMir1
Roadster!
kVuvoo
.11
I
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1
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1
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.
..uCin
IIIII1.1
1101
Springs.
Lithla
is
one
of
th
.
finest
mineral
waters
known
lor
rneiimatlsm.
Oood
fir!
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motor
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Tel,
phone
connected
to
Terrace
J.
Hrnce
Johnstone,
manager
MISCELLANEOUS
500
MONTHIA
KASY
SFLLINO
MAOICOVS
It.
no
can
emials
33
gallon
gasoline.
No
ear-bon.
Guaranteed
harmless.
Proen
merits.
Your
name
on
can.
Write
quick
for
particular
and
proof
of
(his
statement.
P.
a.
Lefebvre
A
Co
Uexandria
On!,.
Canada
buttons
is
concerned.
The
new
Siemens
equipment,'
however,
will
provide,
when
fnlly
In
use
here,
for
all
the
up-0-date
facililie
afforded
by
Ihe
mo.
dern
automatic
telephone
and
will
signal
lo
the
subscriber
not
only
the
"busy-
siarnal
now
well
known
to
users
of
the
municipal
yMm
urn
ine
-mierm
tfenl
.
.i.
uiMini
sound"
that
assure
the
..t...H
ber
that
hi
call
I
"a-attlr.
aero"
and
In
(he
event
nt
a
line'
sound
will
n..
.
Articles
Lost
and
bund,&c
for
less
than
50c
AQENTS
WANTED.
WAXTKD.
A
Man
for
an
Un-
usual
Agency.
Darwin
Limited-established
19
yar
operating
a
chain
of
Ladle-"
Iteady-to-Wear
Shops
In
Mont
real
and
Ottawa,
are
now
e
tending
their
oeraiion
so
a-lo
reach
every
part
of
Canada.
Tbt
ofiens
a
golden
opportun
Hy
for
reliable
men
and
women
to
hanille
our
.-ii-in
e
line
o.
Ladies'
Kendy-lo-W.ir
Clothes.
Bellinit
experience
not
neees
-sary
if
you
mean
t.ume
w-will
teach
you
ltw
n-ir
Fall
line
I
now
rrady.
iiur
se!lin:t
mitfil
is
a
ral
Faslnoo
Show
i
In
a
nenl
mtetfaltn
Tl.l.
......
'.
ih
sum
Minmt
"
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
Hcautlfiilly
sitnalrd
near
Ferry
Landing
Allltude
2H5
feet.
Camping
and
Fishing
Tr!pa
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLK
'
-
-
with
produce
'
PRRSH
FROM
TUP.
F.xflM-.
Take
a
Trip
lo
the
Lake
Country
Ibis
yar.
For
reservations,
wrlle
Mrs.
HUnkel.
I'raneoU
Lake.
H.C.
TAXI
Phone
07
Tail
(Call
Ceorge,
Paul
or
Otis!)
Six
and
Bpven
Passenger
Blude
baker
'al
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Blook.
Acrou
from
Kmpreu
Hotel,
Koraiiui
.
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