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FOUR
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daily
news
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRINGING
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FATHER
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Prince
Rupert
High
School.
37;
Anyox
High
School.
18.
,
Banker,
IS;
Grotto.
32.
Adanscs,
2;
Maple
Leafi,
22.
Elks.
38;
Grand
Terminal,
42.
Before
a
fairly
good
crowd
mhos
sympathies
were
good
naturedly
divided,
the
local
high
School
basketball
team
won
from
Anyox
High
School
In
the
Exhibition
Hall
last
night
by
a
score
of
27
to
18.
The
Visitors
seemed
to
be
lost
In
the
big
building
and
only
at
time
gave
evidence
of
that
team
play
rtilch
threatened
their
opponents.
It
was
then
that
little
Toshl
Katsuyama,
who
seemed
to
be
all
over
the
floor
at
once,
spoiled
numerous
attempts
at
team
play
which
certainly
must
have
disheartened
the
visitors.
The
game
was
not
one
sided
and
perhaps
the
result
reflect
only
the
state
of
mind
of
the
players
for
Anyox
thought
they
could
have
done
better
and
Rupert
did
better
than
expected.
The
game
tonight,
however,
will
perhaps
result
differently,
for
Anyox
have
In
MacLachlan
and
Mac-Donald
two
players
who
will
bear
a
lot
of
watching
and
the
whole
team
knows
how
to
play
basketball
if
they
onre
f
atarled.
THREE
OTHER
GAMES
There
were
three
other
games
played
for
the
fans
and
by
far
the
most
Interesting
was
the
Senior
match
between
the
Elks
and
Grand
Terminals,
the
Elks
meeting
their
first
defeat
of
the
season.
Neither
teama
was
up
to
strength
and
the
Elks
suffered
further
by
Balfour's
retirement
early
in
the
game
on
account
of
an
accident.
Throughout
the
game
play
was
even
and
when
time
was
called"
the
teams
'were
tied
with
34
points
each.
At
the
end
of
the
first
overtime
period
the
score
was
again
tied
at
38
each.
In
the
final
period
however,
the
Terminals
were
able
to
add
four
while
the
Elks
only
gained
two.
The,
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
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INTERMEDIATE
I.EAGI
E
Bankers
E.
Walters
2.
P.
Smith.
TL
Mortimer
8,
Q.
Hill,
W.
Donald
2.
Egerton
3.
Total
15.
Orotto
W.
Murray
4.
Sim
.
C.
Ratchford.
W.
Wrathall
14,
D.
Gurvlch
6,
P.
Praser
2.
Total
32.
R.
Smith,
refereed.
LADIES
LEAC.IE
Adanacs
C.
Mitchell
2,
E.
Dalby.
V.
Saitu,
A-Mlnzgohr.
W.
Dyer.
Total
2.
Maple'
Leafs
M.
Graham
2.
M.
Har
vey
8,
L,
Lowe
4.
C.
Harvey
9.
H.
Grant.
I,
H
Sim,
M.
Thompson.
Toul
22.
'
R.
Skinner
refereed.
IXTER-TOIVX
Anyox
Asimus
4,
J.
Barclay,
MaeLachlan
7.
MacDonald
7.
Clay.
A.
Barclay.
Total
18.
Prince
Rupert
8.
Gurvlch
11.
Y.
Katsuyama
4,
R.
Stalker
8.
D.
Stalkers.
H.
Irvine.
H.
MacDonald.
Total
27.
R.
B.
Skinner
referee.
EMOK
I
E
HU
E
Elks
E.
Smith
6.
D.
Balfour,
Geo.
Mitchell
1,
M.
Budenlch
9,
R.
Smith
22,
George
Hill.
IL
MacDonald.
Total
38.
Terminals
W.
Wrathall
7,
J.
Sim
7.
C.
Thompson
5,
E.
Underwood
1.
J.
Me-Kulty
22.
Total
42.
Lee
Dell
referee.
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I.EA;i
K
TABLES
The
league
standing
.to
date
are
as
follows:
henlor
Lea:u
W.
D.
L.
Pt.
Elks
,
a
0
I
16
Terminals
4
0
8
8
Native
Sons
..
2
,
0
7
Intermediate.
Lragne
Orotto
......
j
k
;
0-
1
18
Terminals
....
4
0
5
8
Bankers
......
1
V
0
8
2
j
Ladles'
league
Maple
Leafs
.1
t
1
i
19
Adanacs
1
I
9
Junior
league
Colts
t
o
3
12
Stars
5
0
3
10
Tux
Is
Boys
...
I
0
6
2
XMAS
TURKEY
WON
BY
WILLIAM
BRASS
A
Christmas
turley
was
offered
as
a
prize
at
the
rifle
shoot
last
evening
and
was
won
by
W.
Brass
with
score
of
94.
Other
scores
were
as
foil
lows:
B.
Davidson
92
"'R:
'Wilson
4i
iitU.
.
.
.
...
,
89
M.
M.
Lamb
.
.
,
89
W.
Howsrth
.'.
88
'
P.
Russel
84
A.
Wylie
81
Dr.
J.
A.
West
.
80
H.
B.
Eastman
.-,
77
M.
Bussanich
74
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SPORT
CHAT
:
Ttrj
J.
C.
Kelly,
a
Prince
George
bowling
enthusiast,
has
given
concrete
evidence
of
his
Interest
In
the
"roarin1
game'
by
presenting
a
handsome
silver
cup
for
competition
among
curlers
of
the
district
as
far
east
as
Jasper,
west
as
far
as
curlers
can
be
found
and
south
to
Quesnel.
The
terms
of
the
trophy
call
for
the
appointment
of
trustees
to
consist
of
the
city
solicitor,
president
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
Curltgg
Club
and
the
managers
of
the
three
Prince
George
banks.
Standing
on
an
ebony
mounting
and
measuring
42
inches
high
being
surmounted
with
a
mini
ature
curling
stone
for
a
cap.
the
cup
Is
a
handsome
trophy.
On
the
face
of
the
cup
Is
an
engraving
of
a
caribou,
and
on
the
face
of
the
base
is
a
relief
showing
a
number
of
players
engagei
with
the
game.
At
either
comer
of
he
base
are
figures
of
players
in
the
act
of
delivering
stones.
After
long
debate,
and
despite
much
opposition,
the
Lawn
Tennis
association
of
England,
at
its
annual
meeting.
passed
a
resolution
for
submission,
to
the
International
Lawn
Tennis
Federa
tion,
forbidding
lawn
tennis
players
to
write
for
or
to
be
interviewed
by
news'
papers
In
connection
with
any
competl
tlon
in
which
they
are
taking
part.
Lord
Dei
borough,
the
retiring
chairman
of
the
association.
In
supporting
the
resolution,
said
the
proposal
was
dut
to
the
fact,
that
the
association
found
that
players
were
making
too
much
money
out
of
tennis.
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
HONOR
BASKETBALL
TEAM
FROM
ANYOX
The
visiting
basketball
players
from
Anyox
were
entertained
at
a
dance
last
evening
after
the
game
in
the
I.O.DE
hall.
The
local
nigh
school
students
and
their
friends
were
hosts
and
the
evening
passed
off
very
pleasantly.
The
music
for
the
dance
program
waa
furnished
by
an
orchestra
composed
of
Kenny
Rood,
R.
Arthur
and
Miss
Jean
Currie.
The
visitors
will
again
meet
the
local
boys
tonight
at
the
Exhibition
build
ing
and
there
will
be
an
exhibition
game
between
two
girl
teams
from1
the
local
High
School
Tomorrow
on
the
Cardena
the
players
will
return
home
and
it
is
expected
that
at
least
one
team
from
the
local
High
School
will
go
north
on
December
29
for
a
series
of
games
in
the
smelter
town.
The
gymnasium
at
Anyox
has
been
considerably
enlarged
this
year
and
to
far
there
have
been
no
league
games
played.
After
the
New
Year
it
is
expected
that
everything
will
be
in
readiness
for
the
regular
future,
when
it
'a
hoped
to
have
at
least
one
ladles
team
go
from
here
for
a
series
of
games.
SKIDEGATF
A
very
successful
dance
was
held
at
the
Dufferln.
Pattullo
schoolhouse
las.
week-end.
splendid
music
being
fur
nished
by
the
Skldegate
orchestra.
Among
those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gillespie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
McKenzie,
Gordon
JoUllfe.
Capt.
vGeorge
Newberry
mueen
Charlotte
Cltyl.
Miss
Jean
Haan.JMtes
Doris
Richardson.
Mr.
and
,After
I
had
taken
a
few
loirs
I
,t
wonderful
relief.
I
now
weigh
one
hundred
and
thlrtj-flve
pounds
where,
before,
I
never
wnt
over
ninety."
Price
50c.
a
lot
at
all
drojntkta
or'
dealers,
r
mailed
direct
on
tereipt
of
prfca
by
The
T.
ililburn
Co-
IJtsited.
Toronto,
Ont
Mrs.
Smmerson
(Lawn
1M1).
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
H.
Russ
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
CoUison
(Skldegate
Mission).
X
E.
Allen.
dUtrlet
forester,
spent
ast
week
around
the
Inlet.
It
waa
ight
years
since
Mr.
Allen
bad
been
n
the
Islands
and
all
the
old
ttmeta
-ipressed
pleasure
that
be
waa
baek
n
the
forestry
service
again.
Capt
P.
Hanson.
Ross
Morrison
and
Capt.
Jack
Hann
returned
from
the
south
on
the
last
boat.
They
were
engaged
tn
seining
around
Vancouver
Island
and
reported
.
the
f
tohrtvj
very
poor
there.
They
were
glad
to
get
tack
to
"The
Sunny
Isles
of
Sitka
Spruce."
Bob
Dunlop
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
has
erected
a
beautiful
monument
over
the
grave
of
the
late
O.
Plnkerton
who
was
drowned
In
this
vicinity
rectntiy.
The
Inscription
reads:
On
these
Isles
of
Sitka
Sprue.
Loggers'
,
friendship
never
severs.
One
of
the
best
has
been
laid
to
rest
But
his
memonry
will
last
forever.
There
has
been
a
blgrun
of
lemon
soles
on
Skldegate
bar.
Everyone
sac
been
getting
plenty
of
fish
these
days.
Capt.
George
Leary,
while-
out
hunt
ing
at
the
head
of
the
long
arm
of
Skldegate
Inlet,
found
a
fresh
bump
back
salmon
dead
on
the
beacb.
IU
present
there
furnishes
a
puzzle
tor
th
fishermen
here
to
solve.
Commerclsl
production
of
asbestos
Is
Knm,
opening
up
new
mines
in
that
part
of
the
United
States.
1
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AKER'S
COCOA
for
Ijhicheon
Here
is
a
drink
that
has
food
value
As
well
as
a
most
delicious
flavor
and
aroma
'For
the
business
man's
luncheon
it
is
incomparable
A
DISTINGUISHED
DIETITIAN
ONCE
SAID
'
"It
soothes
both
stomach
and
brain"
V
HAD
BAD
SPELLS
WITH
HER
HEART
Mrs.
B,
O.
Hall,
Ilolton
Centre,
Que
writes:
"Some
time
tgo
I
Lad
U4
spells
with
my
heart
whick
I
believe
was
caused
bf
nervousness.
1
tried
everything
I
eoul.i
thir.k
of,
but
could
fet
no
relief
until
one
ot
tay
friend
persuaded
me
to
grt
a
box
of
MADE
ONLY
IlV
WALTER
BAKER
8C
GO.
Limited
Established
1780
DORQIESTPR.
MAC.C
Canadian
Mills
at
Montrtsl
itoIct
of
Ounce
Rccix$
unt
free
"-
SMITHERS
il!
-
"":
Harry
Gunderson
was
scorched
Ust
week
In
a
fire
which
did
some
damage
to
the
Interior
of
hla
home.
Ounder-aan
was
heating
some
paint
remover
which
ignited
and
started
the
Mare.
j
Ire
has
already
formed
a
foot
thtek
an
Lake
Kathlyn
and
the
surface
has
been
ofsa
ry
clear
quality.
Charlie
j
Y8on
will
trt
cutting
soon
for
the
Booth
Canad&B
Fisheries'
Ice
houses.
With
a
check
for
U0.O00
ash
In
nis'WOMAN
WANTS
WORK
I1Y
THE
HOUR
jwekej.
Y?nf'
Ttyldr
jreturned
at
the
j
dT
Ik"
Pr
Newt
Office.
first
of
the
week
from
Bpskane
where
j
vitt
ciil
-he
deal
for
the
sale
cf
the
Topley
mine
j
r
UU
hAl.h
-as
completed
with
the
Standard
Silver-
Lead
Co,
The
total
figure
was
200jDOO
m
be
paid
tn
frequent
and
large
Installments.
Polio
inf
the
program
outlined
by
Mr.
Taylor
himself,
tbe
purthastnc
company
will
start
extensive
deeetoptneot
perattos
on
the
property
on
January
6.
,
The
local'
auemMy
ot
the
Native
Sam
M
Canada
has
decMed
td
eanduct
a
series
of
essay
competitions
in
Uteleea!
High
and
public
schools.
The
subject
af
the
easaya
will
be
Important
erenU
,
In
the
hUtory
of
Canada.
Miss
McLaughlin
and
Miss
Duaiop
have
purchased
tfrom
Fred
Oaok
a
double
cornerit
Main
Street
and
Second
Avenue.
It
Is
understood
that
they
have
plana
for
he
erection
of
a
bund
ling
to
house-thetf
ladles'
goads
store.
A
ear
waspaited
at
Cftek
today
for
recelvlng
shipments
of
seed
for
.the
clesner
.her,
i
'
The
SflUthers
Xuernbly
of
the
ffatrve
Sans
of
Canada
haa'paaved
a
resolution
dcayta
any
jboUvc
at
cttttovtUy
or
the
narborlM
of,
annexlo&ut
rAs4trea
tn
the
eras
tMs
Ion.
'
i
T
t'
lti
and.
Mr
,
W.
r,
Bayer
left
at
the
end
of
last
weejc
for
Ibt
East
where
they
will
take
up
residence
with
the
hope
that
the
enanat
will
te
of
aenetn
to
Mr.
Boy
jjieaittk
"
Mrs.
P.
Darin
of
Triwka
hu
take
over
Mrs.
Borer's
residence
on
Broadway
and
will
continue
to
conduct
a
private
rooming
ana
boarding
bouse.
Owtag
to
extreme
eo!d
on
Monday,
tt
was
found
necessary
to.
close
one
of
the
rooms
at
the
flmtthers
school.
TERRACE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Toombs
and
dsughter
left
on
Sunday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
ttef
will
spend
the
winter.
Mrs.
A.
H
!Urkr
m
an
itlanunn
't
hostess
mi
UnnH,,
Lasrrenre
Orelg.
who
was
a
Mtlent
n
the
local
hospital
lor
the
pa
week
wun
an
injured
root,
waa
able
to
return
to
hla
borne
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
t
1
C
C.
Plertv.
an
early
pioneer
of
thle
dUtnct
and
now
travelling
salesmin
for
the
Atkins
Saw
Co,
Vancouver,
was
a
business
visitor
here
early
in
the
week.
Miss
Mallot
entertained
tbe
B
O.
Bridge
Club
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Thoa
Brooks.
j
John
Llpps
had
the
misfortune
to
free-Jture
one
bis
ribs
on
Tuesday
and
will
I
be
off
work
for
some
time
HERMAN
TRELLE
WILL
VISIT
IN
CALIFORNIA
jtthrnt
ami
0.1U
King
lo
Take
III
Wife
for
lannt4Theri
.
vrk
Again
CHICAOO.
flee.
18.
-
(By
CanadUn
Press).-Miriam
Price
Ellis,
while
In
this
city
interviewed
Hermsn
Trelle
of
Lake
Saskatoon.
Alberta,
who
won
at
the
International
Show
here
all
the
world
can
offer
in
tbe
way
of
championships
In
both
wheat
and
oata.
'
What
are
your
plans
now,"
he
was
asked.
"My
wife
and
I
are
going
down
.to
Los
Angeles
to
aperjd
Christmas
vftn'
our
people,
then
I
am
coming-back!
to
get
to
work
on
this
seed
business"
jhe
replied.
"We
hsve
never
brtn'of
'the
farm
since
we
started
there.
Then
I
have
to
build
a
home."
The
flrsj
of
the
year
he
was
sealed
In
what
was
known
s
the
Lake
Saskatoon,
district,
he
waa
burnt
out.
since
then
he
and
hla
wife
have
lived
in
a
lean-to
on
the
wood'
shed,
but
t!.y
bavY
tree
and
shrubs'
planted
where
tbe
permanent
home
Is
to
be.
and
that
home
could
not
be
else
wlwre
than
the
Peace
River
country
ireue
:
.
,wj
ail
UM
own
nower
seeds
ti
I
V
For
anted
Sale
DAILY
For
Ren
.
2c
per
word
in
SITUATIONS
WANTED
-
YOUNO
WOMAN
WOULD
ASSIST
WITH
hoawTlt.
Good
home
preferred,
nx
II
Daily
Nwa
otSc.
397
IXR
SALE.
POOR
ROOM
HOUSE,
tuny
modem,
fteas
veraada.
$l&n.
Casb.
C00.
Balaaca
819.
prf
man
til.
Ptf
room
boas
vUfa
batb.
Srveoth
Avasme.
11
x).
Oaly
iauo
smK
lUlsoce
to
arvanaa.
Sea
osnr
last
of
ether
properUaa
for
Sala.
TJIEO.
COLLART
LTD.
Waatbotaie
Tbewtre
Oturk.
POR
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
!
Ute.
we
are
atttbattsed
to
sell
several
lota,
soma
earners,
harbor
view,
at
a
on
sewer,
litem
lorn
and
tentss
from
new
nonthiy.
Enquire
T.
Mcdymont.
tl
INSTANTLYI
YOOXt
HAVE
TO
COMK
ajamplist
If
you
want
tils
aamff
bom:
Mx-rutM-snd-batb
far
Xiaas.
Psatr
Waaka
from
lsst
Oaca.
Buy
t
tb
m'sta
Imsat
way.
O.
C.
Walker.
POR
8ALX.-
M
foot
rassesl
aeak
aaMn
crutser.
prartkaUy
ostaatete
aad
ready
tor
ksuncblng:
estctae
lastalled.
Appry
Pes
10.
Daily
Na
orata.
237
POR
BALE
IRISH
8tTTXn
PUP3.
SIX
wU
ovd.
36
eacb
&n
evetuak.
Phone
Orfea
3M.
Mlsa
Durraa.
taa
Privets.
8ectU)
Avenue
East.
3M
POR
SALE.
CHEVROLET
.
TOORINO
ear
la
ruaaukf
aarXiUun;
Urta
pnctleaUjr
t
r.
tl?ao
casb
or
naaraat
offer
Pbona
CHrm
473.
394
POR
SALE.
MODERN
FIVE
ROOMED
nod
taaataam.
PUth
ArtaUt
UXXO
eaeb.
balaaca
Uke
reM.
Bos
II
Dolly
Newt
Office.
S
toil
SALE.
PIANO.
PRACTIOALLY
aew.
Apply
aornrr
KUHon
aad
Bltth
Avenue
over
SuarW
Orvrery.
2S
POR
SALEv
SIX
ROOM
HOWE
Il
Section
Seven.
Payments
hit
reni.
Bas
14
Dally
News
office.
39
rOR
SALE.--CANARIES
FOR
CHRIST-maa.
Ouaraateed
srnrs.
lit
00
each.
Ptioao
Blue
4
SO.
394
WHY
NOT
HAVK
MUSIOf
PIANOS
and
phonograph
for
mil.
Wilkrfs
Musie
store.
tf
POR
RENT.
POOR
ROOMED
HOUSE
and
bath,
Plftb
Arrtiw
East.
Pbon
Orevd
441.
"i
30)
'
''
POR
8AI.
FORD
SEDAN:
OOOD
mrebartleal
coed
Kaon.
4375.
Trfit.
Phone
93.
tt
tOU
SALS
-Cadillac
motor,
with
Bosri
magneto
and
eotl;
auiuble
for
IkmI.
Phone
S3.
tf
FOR
SALE.
SELF
STARTER
tPOU
Delivery,
good
condition.
4250.
Pho
83
tf
LOST
LOST.
OOLD
CRESCENT
BROOCH
set
with
pearls
between
Westholme
Theatre
and
Federal
block.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
office.
IOST.
MACKINAW
COAT.
ANYWHERE
between
8avlew
and
Cold
Storage
Finder
pieaea
phone
Blue
400.
303
LOST-BUNCH
OP
KEYS
IN
LEATHER
case.
Finder
please
return
to
Diily
News
Orooe.
FOUND
POUND
PAIR
OF
LADY'S
BIIOE3
with
skates
attached.
Enquire
at
Dally
News
office.
The
Peaea
River
country
can
frow
rt7r)Th"!gcJijit
grape-fhilt.-,
het
de.
clajcrTliughlnxly.
.
.
The
state
flower
of
Arlcona
Is
the
Sahauro'.
the
bloom
of
the
Riant
cactus,
a
large
waxen,
white
blossom.
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
toon
eased
hi
SANTAL
MIDY
Bswsrs
of
Imltstlont
Lsok
fee
Ihs
ward
"Mior"
ill
!
sll
rtrurrwlt-Hstltisd
B
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertuement
taken
fo
lei
than
50c
I.
FOK.
KKNT
.FOR
RENT
THIRTY
ROOM
iXJUIl'-Oolnc
j
14
Intel
eoweem.
Writs
Di
311
Dally
News
Office.
U
rXR
RENT.
-
WARM
HOUSE
WITIf
two
bodrooma
Ofltral.
Apply
215
rtourth
Avenua
East.
FOR
RENT.
PtlRNISIIED
SUITE
Pbane
la,
UuswUtm
Orocery.
FUKxrrmiK
and
jtANfn
oit
ciiHitrrwAai
uinino
room
IMHlas.
Cbsotertleld
siUtea.
wmluul
tmss
with
eoU
siriaa:
tfrvmwf.
cktf-fanierra.
Kmmc.
aarpsia.
ItisalatMa.
sod
Hnolrum
rug.
Toys
of
every
description
A,
MaeKsnate.
Pitral-turt
Pbeee
T78.
noAitn
HOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
IJ7.
HUl.ItS
iiruw.
muf.
,
"tVattet
SutMKbHie
with
tltasta"
tllie
fiUdlull
llnttM
for
ChrMiu
and
make
your
fiMtsds
glad
tut
year
10
aaeae
"PtritL
CIIHIsTMtH
rtf'K.tllM
(l.an.
l
Jo.
slm.
ftM
aad
aa.
Writ
far
prior
list,
II.
II.
MrTAVMI
P.O
Bc
n.
UCTOKIt.
tc.
runs
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE-modelled
Raw
aklaa
tanned
aaj4
drrwri
Mall
order
prompUy
attend
ed
to
Mrs.
F
Tarr.
234
nnday
Bast.
Vaneouver.
CHIKOI'KACTIC
int.
k.
r.
i:yoi.ixin
nilKOI'KtCTOK
3tt
Third
A
(mar.
one
VU1U
.
IIjOO
House
ealU
1300
For
appointment
Pbona
Ornca
Blue.U
Rrsldenca
Black
253
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MiMit.H
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by
the
latent
scientific
metbrtd
PKini
IMA
V
(II
'AIM
VTI.r.11.
No
need
for
disfiguring
hairs
or
other
blemishes
any
more.
Phone
lUsrk
lilt
HKSTAUUANTS
IHlOII
P.Ta
t'AlE
j
Mia.
linger.
Proprletrra
Third
Avenue.
Hett
O.
W.
V,
A.
(iond
Home
t'nlied
.Mnils.'
PKt
.Blsrk
700
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Chassis
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Light
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ChamU
4
tuboo
Touring
and
Roadster
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81500
Sport
Roadster
a
fioOOO
Coach
and
Ooupa
41030
00
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HtMl
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panel
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starter
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equipment
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1
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1M3
4400
00
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
cars
to
suit
th
purchaser.
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lrlaiighlln,
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