Bond.
Elsie
Franks.
Clara
Stegavtg.
'
Cathie
Eastman.
Edith
Kergin.
EUeen
f
K
f
f
.w
tn
D...
1
-
Leod.
Victor
Miner.
Donald
Ryan.
Dolly
Derry.
Ltnian
Jones.
Adella
Thurber.
Velma
Walters,
Audrey
TreKisyne.
Marlon
Ryan.
Lucille
Brooksbank,
Mickey
Cavey.
Helen
McNaaghton.
George
Dybhavn.
Mary
Geary.
Jean
Oalbrealn.
Margaret
McLeod.
Zola-
Tee.
Lillian
Davie.
Mabel
Pilling.
OOOO
CIIORl'SES
The
choruses
were
well
executed
with
clKsrness.
grace
and
vivacity
to
the
very
i
tltt-
nnt
Amsin
m
vil.
i
much
by
their
revels
In
the
Caye
of
Inky
iuight
and
their
Umbrella
Dance
before
the
assembled
court.
All
the
Booth
School
Wf
contributed
their
share
to
the
work
oi
putting
on
th
concert.
Mr.
Wilson's
efficient
handling
of
the
musical
parts
of
the
operetta
made
the
staging
of
ueh
a
performance
possible,
while
Miss
Mercer's
training
of
the
dancers
and
her
work
at
the
piano
'were
equally
invaluable.
MU
Rotbwell
gave
unsparingly
of
time
and
enerjy
to
produce
Just
the
right
effects
In
color
and
costume
with
much
success.
Mr.
Darlington
looked
after
the
Princess
dress
and
made
the
chrysanthemum
used,
and
Mrs.
Walker.
Mlas
Marsh.
Mias
Mitchell
and
Miss
Donaldson
also
helped
with
the
training
of
the
Fairies.
Emperor
and
Sprite
respectively.
The
whole
was
under
the
supervision
of
the
principal,
Mr.
Hartnesa.
to
whom
Is
also
,
"flue
credit
for
much
of-the
work
on
the
dialogue,
the
atage
decoration,
the
programs
and
trie
business
manaxement
of
the
affair.
The
concert
is
being
repeated
In
the
Booth
Memorial
School
at
8
p.m
tonight.
HOSPITAL
BOARD
HOLDS
MEETING
IH'MXESS
LAST
NlfiHT
WAS
LAUGH.
LV
til'
KOI
TIXK
XATl'HE
The
hospital
board
held
It
regular
monthly
meeting
last
evening
in
tho
hospital
with
J.
H.
Thompson
in
the
chair.
The
report
ot
the
house
corn
mlttee
showed
Uiat
tbe
city
had
com
pletrd
the
work
on
the
road
to
the
nurses'
home
and
that
the
sewer
con
nection
with
the
hos-
ltsl
had
been
repaired,
Till
work
had
been,
carried
out
Uj
the
city
at
a
;ut
of
over
$200
which
was
ordered
by
the
Board.
The
finance
committee,
in
reporting
on
the
month's
business,
announced
a
deficit
of
II.
499
.15
with
an
average
daUy
cost
of
$4.66
for
the
11C3
hospital
days.
The
board
had
Invited
the
local
members
of
the
medical
profession
to
a
conference
In
respect
to
accommodation
In
the
hospital
of
companions
for
patients
and.
after
learning
the
views
of
each
doctor,
the
.matter
was
further
discussed
by
the
Board
in
private
The
decision
reached
was
that
such
companions
should
not
be
permitted
to
occupy
sleeping
accommodation
In
the
same
room
as
patients
but
that
they
might
sit
therein
overnight
or
occupy
separate
rooms
at
full
rates
If
such
o-',
should
be
available.
clemency
and
Justice,
well
looked
after
Those
present
at
the
meeting
beside
hv
Frank
Derrv.
&a
XnzwMnt
the
Couri
.k.
.
.
.....
wt..
ti
-
t
"
r
'
uic
CIIMII
iiieii.
Mur
MASS
tfemu
1UX1UUU,
Chamberlain.
The
staging
represented.
,
RJi
Alderman
M.
M.
Stephens,
a
D.
with
ptne
trees
and
lanterns,
a
scene
in
i
Johnston,
C.
H
Elklns.
O.
P.
Tlnkt
the
Emperor's
garden.
The
forces
of
I
night
were
well
portrayed
by
Walter
j
Cross,
the
Saucer-Eyes,
with
his
Imp
at-
j
tendants
all
dressed
In
black
and
red.)
who
sang
and
danced
weirdly
In
the
Cave
of
Inky
Night.
'
TIIOM:
T.tKlMl
PART
Other
children
taking
part
Included:
Fairies
Clara
Wlkdal.
Eileen
Hainb-lin,
Mathilda
Van
Dyk.
Reta
StrxndahL
Ruth
Nelson.
Ellen
Havmoller.
Betty
Arthur.
Gladys
Cook.
Frances
Stegavtg.
Hadl
Suehlra.
Sofbtrg
Jensen,
Grace
Allen.
Attendants
Elizabeth
McLeod,
jean
Wilson.
Ann
KUkendall.
Myroa
Fuller.
Sprites
Bert
Cameron.
Oscar
Fulton.
and
Secretary
H
W
Birch.
LITTLE
TB.
INMITOBA
SAMTAKIIM
M
It:RITENlENT
TELLS
IIOlV
DEATH
UtOM
IT
.IKE
Cl'T
HOHX
WINMPEO.
Man,
Dec.
16.
(By
CP.
The
death
rate
from
tuberculosis
in
Manitoba
is
lower
than
in
any
other
Bobby
Uozley.
Garfield
McKlnley.
Bishop
.
pm
of
the
world,
said
Dr.
p.
A.
Thurber.
Roy
Franks.
Dwtght
Rice.
Ned
McLeod.
Fred
Skinner,
Jack
MRae.
Chorus
Clara
Dundqulst,
Kathryn
McMillan.
Mabel
Iraaan.
Edith
filler.
PhyllU
Way.
Nellie
Lawrence.
Muriel
Vance.
Audrey
Wrath
all.
ley
Anderson.
Betty
Eastman.
May
Jones,
Tbetma
Skinner.
Pheme
Flaley.
Jean
Ritchie.
Hilda
Stewart,
medical
superintendent
of
the
Manitoba
sanitarium,
Ninette.
In
at
address
here.
Medical
science
had
cut
deaths
fromi
tuberculosis
in
half
In
fifteen
years.
he
said.
There
were
today
fear
hundred
persons,
well,
and
at
work
In
the
province
with
no
thought
of
Illness
hovering
over
them,
who
would
hare
died
from
tuberculosis
in
1923.
if
toe
Z
J.'
"
'
death
rate
had
been
the
same
a
flf
Kaca.
w
Eleanor
Ed
warn.
Christina
Mc-
i
,
M
"One
of
the
best
things
about
the
campaign
against
tuberculosis
is
that
it
1
one
of
the
best
kinds
of
campaigns
for
general
health.
It
ha
likely
accomplished
most
In
Its
conquest
of
tuberculosis
indirectly
to
It
improvement
in
general
health
conditions."
Dr.
Stewart
stated.
"Jn
all
forward
looking
and
good-
living
communities
there
had
been
a
tremendous
cutting
down
on
the
rav-
-
ages
of
tuberculosis
until
now
it
wa
song
numbers
particularly
'
worthy
'
ol
I
,
...
.
.
,
,,
f
'
no
longer
'the
captain
of
the
men
of
mention,
were
the
songs.
"Which
w
Shall
.
.
.
.
in
but
WM
P"UT
reduced
it
k.v
aK,-
-a
v,.,.-..
..-i
Saucer-Eyes
and
Sprites;
"A
Jolly
Little
Japanes
Sailor-man,"
Beulah
McKin-ley;
and
"Whether
You
Like
it
or
not."
Emperor
and
Chorus.
The
Fan
Dance
and
the
dance
by
Annie
Gilchrist
and
Fairies
were
delightfully
executed
and
the
Sprites
and
their
leader
contributed
to
the
ranks.
In
Manitoba
the
death
rate
from
this
one
disease
had
been
re
duced
fifty
per
cent
In
fifteen,
years
and
tuberculosis
had
dropped
from
first
place
to
seventh
a
a
destroyer
of
human
life.
VANDERHOOF
Sample
of
timothy
sent
out
for
test
lng
prove
that
it
la
quite
equal
In
quality
to
that
produced
in
the
Bulk
ley
Valley.
There
"will
.probably
b
quite
an
Impetus
In
its
growing
In
the
Nechako
Valley.
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
here
last
Thursday
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
C.
Holt
when
Miss
Nora
Blmle,
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Blrnle.
Chllliwack,
became
the
bride
of
Edward
Leslie
Reynolds
of
Chilco.
Witnesses
were
Pat
Blrnle
and
Miss
J.
Wrist
Watch
Jfor
CfjristmnS
Ml,
A
WHIT
WATCH
i
a
gift
welcomed
TXby
any
member
of
the
family.
Men
want
wrut
watcUi
fur
mototisf
tn4
sjorii,
buys
anil
girls
for
school
me,
and
women
tx-ciuK
ihcjr
arc
the
muat
convenirot
for
every
occasion.
The
Inrrnoll
WriM
Witch
b
a
new
mooVI
tliia
year
tnnneau-alupe
ulvvrea
metal
dial
tunctumt
and
dqimdjble.
PAGE
FOUR
rfHfc
DAILY
Thin
BOOTH
SCHOOL
XMAS
CLOSING
PROMTTIOX
OF
OPERETTA
TltlXi
CIS
UIKYSAXTHKMIM-'
A
VERY
PKETTY
ENTERTAINMENT
Last
evening
the
pupils
Ol
the
Booth
"Memorial
School
presented
their
Christmas
concert
In
the
school
auditor!
uiu
to
a
full
and
appreciative
hause.
The
,
entertainment
took
the
arm
of
a
production
or
the
Japaness
Operetta.
"Princess
Chrysanthemum,"
a"
story
in
dialogue,
song
and
chorus
ot,
the
land
of
the
Rlsine
Sun
and
ItsfOrtunes
of
Its
pretty
Princess
and
JjgwJTers
the
Princes
So-Tru
and
So-SIE
In
trwe
Oriental
style
the
Princess
Is
abducted
by
Saucer-Eyes,
the
WSaard'Cat.
and
his
band,
and
is
only
restored
to
her
father,
the
"merciful"
Emperor.
What
for-Whl,
through
the
kind
offices
of
her
guardian
spirit,
the
Fairy
Moonbeam.
Top-Not.
the
Court
Chamberlain,
and
one
of
the
Emperor's
attendants,
supplies
a
touch
of
humor
throughout
the
play,
following
the
lead
of
his
august
master.
The
children
taking
part
in
the
choruses
.were
dressed
in
brightly
colored
kimonas
with
chrysanthemums
in
their
hair.
Particularly
dainty
were
Joan
Arthur
in
gold
and
white
aad
her
four
little
attendants,
while
Annie
Oll-chlrst,
the
Fairy
Moonbeam,
was
a
real
fairy
in
pure
white
and
silver,
with
her
etheiial
band
similarly
attired.
Olive
Munro
and
Beulah
McKlnley.
appropriate
J
y
dressed,
took
the
part
of
the
rival
princes,
while
the
boys
were
not
forgot
ten.
Billy
Fuller,
the
Emperor.
In
black
j
wun
gold
dragons,
tardea
it
in
aigm
fied
manner
over
all
as
the
arbiter
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
A2l
eAlDBEPOKn-
JlCQS
1STHE.MAN
WEWANT
TOfJ
ALOHRMAM-
A.
PEAR"
LEb-b
MAM-A
LEKDERAT
lU
-TIME'S.-
HE
t-EAR
NO
OME-
13
RULED
BV
NO
OMC-ASJ'
ME
t
MEANS
Hn
-vc
x
-mn
.
'
a.
--
.
II
""-
1
(jddderhamAWrts
X.NAD,AN
pI'RYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Itoanl
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
v
runroa,
the
ceremonv
betisg
performed
'fey
Rev.
Robert
T.
McParlane.
The
iwppy
eovple
nave
taken
up
resident
at
Chileo.
The
butter
production
at
the
Keels-
ko
creamery
here
for
the
month
ol
Wot
ember
was
approximately
one
hun
dred
per
cent
greater
than
during
uw
corresponding
month
laat
year.
The
price
of
butter
fat
ha
gone
op.
Harold
Hlndmareh
Is
making
a
sat
isfactory
recovery
at
the
Prince
George
Hospital
where
he
had
an
operation
performed
last
Thursday.
Mr.
Harry
Worttalngton
and
hr
new
baby
have
returned
to
their
botne
in
Engen.
Mrs.
Joseph.
Hartley,
who
haa
'beeit
Wry
ill.
is
Matmt
satisfactory
piiagrasa
toward
recovery.
The
Young
People's
Society
here
has
re-elected
the
following
officer
for
the
ensuing
year:
President,
Cecil
Steel:
vice-president.
Mis
Marjorie
Patersob,
recretary.
Mis
Ellen
Finnle;
treasurer,
Miss
Sadie
Campbell.
ALICE
ARM
Mis
Verna
Wilson
and
brother.
Billy
have
left
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
winter
with
their
mother.
Msrtln
Krall
ha
returned
to
Alice
Ann
after
having
spent
some
time
eon
fined
to
the
Anyox
Hospital
with
,
broken
'ankle.
ii.
Dernisthky,
who
is
interested
in
claim
on
McOrath
Mountain,
arrived
in
town
at
the
end
of
last
week.
J.
Keith.
loader
at
the
P.
L.
Housiey
logging
camp,
had
three
rib
fractured
in
an
accident
last
week
and
1
In
the
Anyox
Hospital
where
he
I
reported
to
be
progressing
favorably.
A
contract
has
been
let
to
J.
Fir
and
P.
Petersen
to
continue
under
ground
work
In
development
of
the
big
ore
body
at
the
Torlc
mine.
The
larger
portion
of
the
machinery
for
the
concentrating
mill
I
now
at
the
mine.
Ole
E.liiUtcn
is
applying
for
a
beer
licence
for
the
Alice
Aim.
Hotel.
SPORT
CHAT
Ottawa
I
known
throughout
Canada
as
the
Capital
of
this
great,
Dominion
but
It
Is
also
known
a
one
of
the
fin-lest
Utile
sport
town
In
Canada.
Year
H
PROMISED
TO
B
HERE
"TO
SPEAK
TO
THIS
CROWO-HES
LATE.
NOW-
P"IN
D
HIM
A2
C50ICK
A2
I
i
ill
a
.
awa
-m
r-"
a
a.
I
m
YOU
CAM"
I
by
defeating
Toronto
University
In
Toronto
and
the
Ottawa
Senator
are
leading
in
the
eastern
division
of
the
National
Professional
Hockey
League.
They
have
only
small
rink
and
also
iiave
not
the
population
which
xnt
of
the
hockey
centre
hate
to
suppoii
professional
hockey,
and
still
they
hare
I
been
able
to
bold
their
players
again;
the
Inroads
of
American
promoter
who
are
willing
to
pay
the
price
If
only
:
'her
ran
aertir
championship
taunt
It
has
long
been
a
difficult
task
to
support
a
first
das
protesaiaoaj
hockey
team
in
a
town
the
stae
of
Ottawa
How
long
they
will
be
able
to
maln-ain
their
honor
la
this
realm
of
sport
a
question
wbJah
eoacam
several
.housands
Al
fan.
At
Its
'
semi-annual
meeting.
U
Usnltoba
Golf
aaaoctatton.
tfcddtd
Uu'.
n
future
the
acsmteur
golf
champion
thlp
of
the
province
wouM
be
a
clo
id
event,
open
only
to
playeri
who
bar
been
realdent
of
Manitoba
for
thirty
lay,
previous
to
Uw
tournament.
The
ihampioBsaip
will
be
conducted
a
an
vent
entirely
separate
to
any
other
jotf
eempeuuos
and
be
d
reeded
by
.nateb
play.
The
Manitoba
asaaotatlon
-!s
oSered
to
take
la
dub
a
tar
east
a
Fort
William
and
Port
Arthur.
ubject
to
the
approval
of
the
Ontario
Golf
association
A
recommendation
to
I
ortn
a
senior
foifter'a
aasoctaUon
for1
Western
Canada
will
not
be
acted
upon
tutll
the
next
meeting
of
the
organl-wuourHgW
-.'
-
:
The
deer
season
rioted
yesterday
wttfe
La
few
lo&l
sportsmen
braving
tlx
ele
ment
US
an
effort
to
secure
anotbe
meIpfiTtan
'before
the
Cnrsslaaa
tortejj
t?c
,poieon
of
the
Isardet
fcettV
P
opened
Hlei'
hH,feCfcloaed
-two
week
later
than
n
former
year
and
plenty
of
oppor
unity
hi
been
given
to
hunter
to
)ursue
toe
Antlerrd
Menarcti
"
There
a.
of
couicc.
no
mean
of
eomprlatti
ah
number
of
deer
brought
to
the
city
Jus
(eia
la
comparison
with
former
rears,
but
It
would
appear
that
citi
zens
have
not
been
as
ucceaful
po-
Jbly
a
m
some
of
the
previous
year,
'erhap
,
(here
was
lea
time
for
bunt-
ag
and
.perhaps
less
InHtnation
a
It
take
a
rial
hunter
to
follow
the
game
wnelstfsMy.
especially
If
not
always
uocesafut
BALAGNO
WON
GAME
FROMJPERCY
TINKER
Una
I
of
lUlliard
Tmirnsmrnt
Itruught
ttrrrgatr
to
KM
to
XII
In
latur
of
M,
tiniren'n.
The
final
game
In
the
St.
Andrew's
Orand
Terminal
billiard
tournament
wa
prayed
last
night.
Charlie
Balagno
of
the
Terminal
winning
over
Percy
Tinker.
St.
Andrew',
by
a
score
of
200
10
112.
This
made
the
aggregate
score
tor
the
tournament
86
to
821
in
favor
of
8L
Andrew'.
The
game
Is
subject.
however,
to
.
approval
of
tbe
League,
not
having
been
officially
postponed.
The
leartui
standing
to
rllte,
U
aa
follow:
Oamea.
Total.
Average
Terminal
7
7360
M'
Orotto
8
7103
aS
Oyro
S
7098
887
St.
Andrew
...
8
6904
63
Moose
8
C8S1
842
The
average
for
the
players
In
the
league
to
date
are
a
follow
Games
Ttl.
Aver.
P.
Zleman
(Terminal).
8
1G00
200
U
Howe
(Grotto)
Oeo.
Mcllmoyle
(SUA.)..
W.
E.
WllHscroft
(SLA.I
J.
HUlman
(Meone)
C.
Balagno
(Terminals!
Frank
Aidrtdge
(Oyro)
.
Fred
Pyle
SU
Andrews)
Ben
Belt
(Oyro)
7
J.
Andrew
(Orotto)
8
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
8
P.
OTnnel)
(Terminal)
B
W.
J
.NeUon
(Oyro)
...
7
D,
Howe
(Terminal)..
8
O.
Kraune
(Oyro)
2
J
Hamilton
(Orotto)
..
8
S.
D.
Macddnald
(St.
A.)
7
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
8
O.
Waugh
(Orotto)
8
J
Brown
(Moose)
8
M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.)..
Dan
Crown
(Moose)
-7
H
Oorbett
(Terminals)
8
1-
May
(Monte)
..
7
Bert
Morgan
(St,
A.)..
6
J.
Judge
l
Moose)
8
A.
Macdonald
(Oyro)
Z
7
8
Daru,n
8t'
Andrew.!
,
.
.
certainly
hold
.-.a..
their
own
against
Isrger
D
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,
JVriftlUJioliu-TnTlm.lnthD.'V-l50
jcentres
which
possibly
are
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a
better
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Orotto)
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670
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1299
1299
147S
1474
1463
1274
1447
357
1427
1253
1420
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81381
1191
1334
1161
980
1287
1131
136
1039
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m
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in
Th.
Datlv
New.
200
200
192
1'JO
180
187
180
lt
183
183
183
183
181
179
178
17V
178
177
175
173
170
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LEADER
VOU
ARE
AN'
HOW
.
VOU
KREP
.
WHVAINT
foss&O
HERE?
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE.
37
foot
raised
deck
cabin
156
131
i
111
1
cruiser;
practically
complete
tad
ready
for
taunchlng'.
essfte
Inetalted.
Apply
Box
10.
Daily
New
c4Se.
3T
FOR
SALE
IHISI1
BETTER
PUPS,
SIX
week
otd.
IM
eaeb.
Seen
events
ft.
Phone
Oreeii
m
Mia
Damn,
tan
Privet.
SerdBtti
A
venae
East.
290
SNAP
FOR
CASH.
QUARTER
CUT
solid
oak
atntng
roan
suite
Pfton
23
day
lime
or
Dlue
3H
evenings.
I
OR
BALE.
PIANO.
PRACTICALLY
sew.
Apply
corner
Pulton
and
Btsth
Avenue
over
Sunrise
Ororery.
59
S
Wltr
NOT
HAVE
MUSIC
PIANO
and
phonograph
for
rent.
Walker
Munte
store.
u
KOK
HUNT
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
EQUIP-
ped
hotel.
Ootag
eaamn.
Write
Box
313
Daily
New
OSce.
tf
FOR
RENT.
WARM
HOUSE
WITH
two
bedrooms.
Central.
Apply
SIS
Fourth
Avenue
East
FOR
KENT.
FURNISHED
SUITE
Phone
18.
Muasallem
Grocery.
IiOAIM)
BOARD,
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Itirme
137.
FUKXITUKB
AND
HAXfi
KS
i
1
Ml
FOR
CHRISTMAS!
D1NINO
P.OOU
suite.
Chtkterrirld
suites,
walnut
bed
with
coll
springs:
dressers,
crtlf
fonierr.
lounges,
carpet,
linoleum,
and
llnUrum
ruga
Toy
Of
every
description.
A.
MacKenzle;
Furnl
ture.
Phone
773.
LOST
LOST.
GOLD
CRESCENT
BROOCH
set
with
pearl
between
Weatholme
Theatre
and
Federal
block.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
New
office.
MORE
GAMES
PLAYED
BILLIARD
HANDICAP
heveral
l'lrt
Hound
Meetings
IHMimmI
ii
and
IV.
II.
Unit
Ad
taut
e
to
Tlilnl
Itmiiul
Further
game
were
played
Hit
night
In
the
handicap
billiard
tournament,
score
being,
a
follow:
I
IKST
KOI
Ml
O.
Krause,
300;
.P
ODonnell.
232.
J.
Brown.
300;
S.
D(
4alonald.
211.
W.
Long.
300;
O,
Wuilii241.
J.
Hlllmaij..
wtiJf.ins,
266.
Fred
Prle
300;
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
269.
J.
"Andlc
3WfcV
Morgan.
23.
SrCO'O?
1(IHM
W.
Long.
300;
J
HUlman.
206.
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scientific
method
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need
for
dtofigurta
hair
or
other
Memlsae
any
more,
limn
HUra
KU
KHSTAUHANTS
ikmiii
i:th
v,tr.
Mr.
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Proprtetrvaa
Third
Avenue.
Nett
O
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(land
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
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per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
SITUATIONS
WANTKl)
woman
Wants
work
by
the
hour
or
day.
Den
11.
Dally
New
Omeo.
FOR
SAI.B
rOR
SALE.
FOUR
ROOM
HOUSE.
fully
modem.
gtM
veranda,
1200.
Oath.
IGOO.
Balance
IIS
per
MOtH.
Five
room
house
with
bath.
Seventh
Avenue.
11.200.
Only
I
too
oaah.
Balance
to
amtg.
See
our
IK
of
oMmt
fwepertle
far
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collakt
ltd.
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Mock.
FOR
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT.
AN
LS-tate.
we
are
authortned
to
sell
sevenl
lota,
aotnc
comer,
rawruor
view,
at
id
on
sewer.
Price
low
and
terMM
from
110
00
nxjnthly.
Enquire
T.
Mcdymont.
tf
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TOUXL
HAVE
TO
COME
ajumpiog
if
you
want
the
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hornet
alx-rocast-aiKl-balh
for
Xmu.
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bloelu
from
Post
Oatoe.
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tt
the
Instalment
way.
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c.
Walker.
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Atenue.
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winter
weather?
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model
on
hand.
price
are
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a
low
level
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