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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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Eyes
NEGLECT
la
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
763
flNDIAN
SUMMErYgET
IN
YOUPT
LL
SOON
BEICOAIFOP.
CONE'-VKOLD
CREV
rrrs
a
dawn
.
eta
The
Fall
months
are
falling
LeTiind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
(tfr
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALIIERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phone
110
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Rox
1565
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW
ROATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents.
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
IIALIRUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
MILK
-.-PRICE
Keaucea
to
19
ntnta
tnr
7
quarts
for
l
pini
ior
-
SI.
00
.$1.00
...
$1.00
........
uuou
jy
atv
titrvcia.
Mcllride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St.
Telephone
C57.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGERI
the
TAILOR
Fiae
Imported
Serge
and
.Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CCC
ft
A
as
L
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Slreet
HON.
It.
H.
DENNETT
CHOSEN
LEADER
OF
DOMINION
CONSERVATIVES
AT
WINNIPEG
CONVENTION
LAST
NIGHT
(continued
from
page
on)
un
tour
as
whirlwind,
one
part
o.
which
was
whirl:
but
be
was
retuniej
omfortably
by
a
majority
of
2,800.
Hh
friends
and
admirers
predicted
almost
Immediate
cabinet
position
for
he
new
member
for
Calgary.
But
they
eckened
without
Bennett's
outstanding
habit
of
apaaklnc
bis
mind
and
the
art
that
Ibe
western
Pharajb
of
the
jicment,
to
wit,
Han.
Ro-ort
Rogers,
did
not,
as
rt
were,
know
Joseph.
When
toe
war
came
Bennett
fitted
into
na
tional
service
admirably.
As
dlrector-;fnerml
of
national
service
he
performed
work
which
was
valuable
and
appre
elated.
He
was
not
selected
as
the
Union
candidate
for
either
wets
in
Oal-
tfary
In
the
1917
election
and
for
a
while
devoted
himself
to
his
rapidly
Increasing
private
Interest.
MISlNTKIC
OF
4l
KTiri:
When
Arthur
Meighen.
In
1921,
re
formed
his
admlnlstrationto
which
he
formed
tols
administration
to
which
he
Union
government
subsequent
to
the
retirement
of
Sir
Robert
Borden,
Mr.
Bennett
was
taken
In
as
minister
of
justice,
a
portfolio
for
which
he
was
ad
mirably
fitted.
But
the
landslide
of
December
that
year
saw
him
finally
left
out
of
parliament,
toeing,
after
sundry
recounts,
declared
IS
votes
be
hind
J
T.
Shaw.
The
election
of
1925
saw
him
returned
by
4,000
majority
for
Calgary
West
and
as
finance
minister
cf
tJie
ephemeral
Metghen
administra
tion
in
the
summer
of
192C
he
gave
evidence
of
his
administrative
capacity.
He
was
returned
in
September.
1926,
by
some
2,450
votes.'
Bennett
"came
to
Calgary
Just
at
the
time
when
things
In
the
West
were
tailing
to
turn.
His
association
with
Senator
Lougheed
brought
1.1m
lnt,o
touch
with
all
sorts
of
financial
and
'industrial
growth
and
by
the
time
that
the
big
development
period
was
over
In
is
13
Bennett
was
well
on
the
way
to
amassing
a
fortune.
This
has
lncrsased
considerably
since
that
time
and
one
of,
the
romance
of
big
business
in
Canada
tjrougfht
him
to
the
head
of
the
reat
lumber
business
of
the
late
E.
B.
Eddy.
The
late
Mrs.
Eddv
and
her
brother
friends
of
his
school
days
!
successively
left
to
him
the
control
of
the
huge
business.
Mr.
Bennett
is
an
engaging
person
ality.
Association
with
big
business
and
wide
spheres
of
lnfluenoe
have
not
rob
bed
him
of
tils
Western
outlook.
If
he
carries
an
air
of
Piccadilly
In
dress
and
manner
around
the
precincts
of
Calgary
it
does
not
prevent
him
from
being
ap-
proaohable.
Under
him
the
country
will
know
just
what
the
Conservative
party
3tands
for.
Canada
will
learn
this
at
the
rate
of
some
220
words
a
minute
em
broidered
with
illustration,
adlectlve.
simile,
and
what
not.
Like
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Klrig,
Mr.
Bennett
Is
unmarried.
PROMINENT
.VISITOR
FROM
YUKON
TELLSORLmINING
OPERATIONS
IN
THAT
PART,
ESPECIALLY
MAYO
(continued
from
page
one)
Railway
to
Skagway,
and
from
there
down
the
coast.
Some
of
the
ore
also
goes
from
Stewart
City
down
the
Yukon
past
Dawson
to
Nenana.
Alaska
ana
over
the
American
government
railway
to
Seward,
and
from
there
down
the
coast
by
ship.
'The
Mayo
district
has
shipped
about
34.000
tons
of
silver-lead
ore.
of
which
29.000
tons
has
been
produced
since
the
strike
on
Keno
Hill
some
seven
years
ago.
Production
since
that
stride.
however,
did
not
begin
until
1921.
The
ore
shipped
amounted
to
approximately
10,000
tons
of
concentrates
from
the
Treadwell
Yukon
Company's
120-ton
mill,
situated
on
Its
rich
property
on
Keno
inn.
the
concentrates
averazine
about
$500
a
ton
in
value,
while
the
remaining
yield
of
the
camp
Is
crude
ore
averaging
approximately
1200
a
ton
in
value
In
silver
and
lead.
Of
the
crude
ore
about
10,000
tons
was
mined
from
the
properties
of
the
Keno
Hill
Limited,
a
subsidiary
"oTThe"
Yukon
Gold
Comnanv.
controlled
bv
Gkzzen
helm"
Interests,
whiZp
.
has
a
group
of
about
a
dozen
of
the
best
claims
on
Keno
Hill.
The
Treadwell
company
al
so
has
several
of
the
best
claims
on
the
Hill,
and
recently
has
acquired
and
Is
now
opening
a
new
camp
on
the
Hector
Morrison
properties,
adjacent
to
the
company's
present,
operations.
A
group
also
Is
held
on
the
same
hill
by
the
Reserve
Mining
Company,
controlled
by
the
Marcus
Daly
estate,
prominent
In
Montana
mining
history.
Some
fifteen
hundred
claims
are
staked
In
the
dU'
Its
fine,
natural
flavour
wins
friends
You
never
tire
of
it.
Children
eat
their
full
helpings.
Cooks
in
2
2
to
5
minutes.
It
sustains
till
noon
time.
Wrapped,
sealed,
dustproof
packages.
trlet
and
kept
In
good
standing,
an:
prospecting
Is
continuous
with
a
number
of
Individuals
figuring'
substantially
In
the
production.
Good
properties
in
the
hands
of
Individuals
give
promise
of
becoming
ex
tensive
producers
for
years
both
In
crude
ore
and
milling
ore,
and
oppor
:unltles
are
open
to
capital
for
exten-,:ve
investment
and
development.
Th.
l-.lgh
grade,
zone
Is
developed
to
an
extent
of
20
mile
in
length
by
ten
ir.
width,
with
a
far
greater
area
in
the
idjacent
silver-lead
fields
of
the
Beaver
Slver
district,
fifty
miles
beyond
Kenc
City.
The
Consolidated
Smelting
St
Mining
Company
of
Trail,
B.C.
has
an
option
on
a
promising
group
of
silver-lead
properties
In
the
Eeavef
district
where
It
has
'been
prospecting
durin?
the
last
two
summers
under
direction
of
J.
K.
Cram.
Mr.
Archibald
and
Mr
Warren,
Jr.,
of
the
company
visited
th
field
last
year.
The
same
company
alar
ls
investigating
properties
In
the
AUIn
district,
at
the
head
of
the
Yukon
basin,
In
British
Columbia,
where
it
Is
understood
to
have
taken
options.
Ilin
Hllir.MKXTS
Individual
shippers
in
the
Kenc
camp
have
shipped
as
high
as
1600
tons
per
mine
per
season.
Last
year
Williamson
Si
Hargrsves,
leasers,
on
the
Fisher
claim
on
Keno
Hill,
owned
by
the
Reserve
Company,
shipped
1,000
tons
of
high
grade
crude
ore,
while
the
Star
Mine,
on
Galena
Hill,
of
which
I
am
one
of
the
owners,
shipped
1,500
tons
of
similar
ore.
Other
heavy
shippers
individually
have
been
the
Shain-ock
on
Keno
11111,
owned
by
Erlckson,
vjcKay
ti
f'ormo:
the
Gordon,
Moreau
md
Dubois
property
on
Sourdough
Hill:
the
Andy
Johnson
property,
on
Sour
dough
Hill;
the
Brefalt
&
Tolmle
pro
itken;
the
Gambler,
on
Faro
Gulch.
ad
the
Lone
Star,
on
Keno
Hill.
Andy
:hnron.
on
Sourdough,
last
winter
tincd,
l.oi&sd;
sacked
aad
shipped
ngle
handed,
or
without
any
help
.
ba
lever
on
the
property
a
total
of
60
ana
of
high
grade
which
yielded
him
net
profit
of
(twelve
thousand
dollars.
Promising
prospects
are
being
drel-ped
on
many
other
properties
on
Sour-lough,
Oelena,
Keno
and
other
hills
.icludlng
the
Beaver,
where
the
best
nown
hills
are
McKay
Hill,
Silver
HU1,
toratshoe
Hill
and
Oray
Copper
Hill
ifany
believe
the
Beaver
will
prove
uj
the
big
ore
deposits
that
will
warran.
a
railway
for
'the
district
from
tide
water.
A
wonderful
spirit
is
Impelling
tcady
development,
and
various
Urge
ntcreats
are
taking
an
Interest
In
the
country.
AlUI'IiANH
hEItVK'F,
"An
airplane
service
is
now
being
est
abllabed
between
Whltehorse,
Dawson
Seno
City
and'
other
Yukon
points
b
he
Yukon
Airways
&
Exploration
Com-lany,
controlled
by
Keno
City
people
The
plane,
a
duplicate
of
the
famout
machine
In
which
Iindberg
made
hit
historic
flight,
Is
now
enroute
North
to
inaugurate
the
service.
Interim
Alaska
has
several
planes
operating
successfully
the
year
round,
with
Fairbanks
as
the
center,
and
the
Yukon
will
soon
have'
similar
service,
which
will
be
of
great
aid
to
prospectors
visiting
mining
men,
and
to
those
in
ned
of
quick
mail
service,
means
of
getting
to
hosprtsj
and
other
purposes.
A
fiOOI)
r.tTKON
"Yukon
has
contributed
largely
to
the
wealth
of
British
Columbia
cities
and
is
today
one
of
the
best
patrons
of
British
Columbia
wholesale
houses
and
promises
to
grow
and
exapnd
In
com
perty
on
Galena
Hill;
the
Sliver
Klnglpany
with
this
progressive
part
of
the
mine,
on
Gelena
Hill,
owned
by
Tom
Dominion,
and
deserves
the-
moral.
Oxo
makes
yw
dishes
mre
tasty
is
Concentrated
Beef
at
its
Best,
it
OXO
enriches
pasties,
pies,
stews,
and
all
mtat
dishes
with
the
nutriment
and
appetizing
savour
of
fresh
lean
beef.
Oxo
greatly
improves
ordinary
dishes,
is
most
convenient,
and
'wonderfully
economical.
The
Goodness
of
BeeS
27
U
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
intlsh
Columbia
durtnc
two
month
his
past
aummer
sent
a
letter
from
be
SB.
Montraee
on
tfce
ere
of
tts
leparture
to
th
honorary
secretary
of
be
Dominion
Lawn
Bowling
Asuotla-
lon
exprcMtag
pleasure
aad
gratitude
in
onneotion
with
the
Canadian
trip.
rhe
letter
wai
signed
by
Arthur
H.
Cnight,
captain
of
the
tan,
aad
O.
"homson.
secretary,
and
wa
In
part
s
follows:
"We
return
home
with
happy
thoughts
nd
dear
memories
of
all
we
have
awn.
.1
gaaas
w
have
played,
lost
or
ion,
It
a
strong
feeling
of
having
done
onset
hlng
In
frvternletng.
to
further
urtfy
and
foster
bowling,
which
the
artou
associations
belonging
to
it
hsvt
n
mind;
the
outcome
of
which,
no
loubt,
will
tend
to
a
still
greater
de-
'etepment
of
the
game
In
Canada,
more
particularly
by
the
creation
of
standard
fowling
green
with
bank
and
ditches
ind
of
regulation
else
In
keeping
with
the
rule
and
regulation
laid
down
)y
the
authorities
on
the
game.
These
-we
and
regulations
have
been
made
or
the
betterment
and
for
a
proper
understanding,
similar
to
thore
governing
her
games,
which
are
recognised
the
sorld
over.
It
Is
satisfactory
to
have
often
heard
expressions
with
regard
to
the
good-wlir
our
visit
has
done,
snd
In
savin
tu
revolr
we
wish
your
association
fur-
her
success
and
prosperity."
SPORT
CHAT
Doug.
Prlzzell
and
his
Junior
tenni
ilayers
are
rarln'
to
go
and
get
the
ournament
completed
for
the
two
cups.
:ne
for
girls
and
one
for
boys,
which
oug
has
put
up.
Recent
bad
weather
'tas
prevented
the
completion
of
this.
-he
last
outstanding
event
of
the
out-W'tWtf
aPhw;thtVfipit
fftij
W
tna
comesi'
along
now
.will
-be
ised
to'
the
fullest
advantage.
A
wrestling
match
'
between
Allen
JavVancpuver
and
Dlk
Stubba
M
Maple
&r&ttetiti'
gam'teXt
an
a
big
pugilistic
Droeram
to
he
uned
off
at
Anyox
on
the
night
of
jctober
28.
An
added
event
will
be
a
six-round
boxing
contest
between
Batt
ling
Dido
Ourvjch
of
this
city
and
Jimmy
Ferguson,
the
latter
of
whom
says
he
has
something
interesting
in
nia
mit
for
the
local
slugger.
v-nane
j.
uarmon
is
doing
good
work
In
the
Anyox
Athletic
Club
giving
Instruction
In
drill
and
physical
jerks
to
the
children.
The
classes
meet
twice
a
week
and
are
gaining
in
popularity,
.oe
parents
oi
tne
smelter
town
eener
ally
having
their
children
partake
In
a
pood
clean
pastime,
the
value
of
which
ney
fully
realize.
Grand
Terminals
and
8cots
wlU
meet
tonight
in
the
second
tournament
of
the
prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
sea
son.
Flayer
win
be
as
follows
:
W.
Long
(Grand
Terminals)
vs.
Fred
I'yie
(Soots).
George
Waugh
vs.
J.
Andrews.
J.
Hlllman
vs.
J.
Hamilton.
A.
Murray
vs.'
M.
Andrews
'WBeasley
1v:,Jbe,:Brown.
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MECHANICALLY
IN-aUaed
who
would
like
to
work
at
th
world's
greatest
paying
Industry.
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mechanics,
garage
work,
electrical
experts,
welding,
battery
and
vulcanhv
lag.
We
guarantee
to
qualify
you
for
big
paying
positions.
Only
a
short
time
required
Write
or
call
Hemphill's
Auto,
Knglneerlng
School.
10
Hasting
St.,
E-,
Vancouver.
S
C.
CALKHDSB
AND
ADVsBTUINO
8PBC-ialtgr
Salesman
Start
at
once.
Exclusive
lint,
highest
commlMtott.
Oood
contract
for
right
man.
State
qualification.
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Box
M0.
London.
Ont.
MI
ROOM
WANTED
for
two
weeks,
Box
ISM.
IN
PRIVATE
HOMK
close
in.
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P.O.
tf
SITUATIONS
WANTED
WOMAN
WANTS
WORK
AS
COOK
IN
small
camp,
hotel
housekeeper,
at
institution
work.
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Box
80,
DaUy
News
office.
34
(
AGENTS
WANTED
4.00
A
DAT
PAID
MEN
OB
WOMEN
for
distributing
religious
literature
until
Christmas,
spare
or
full
time.
For
particulars
write
Mr.
Conrad,
Sped
In
Building.
Toronto.
2tt
I
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SAl.K
FURNITURE
OF
EIOHT
ROOMED
FLAT
for
sale
complete.
Including
linen,
etc.
Also
flat
for
rent.
Phone
Oreen
700.
340
FOR
SALS
FORD
CHASSIS
IN
OOOD
running
order,
with
plana
for
bug:
going
cheap.
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048.
341
FOB
SALE.
OXO
OAS
BURNER
FOR
kitchen
range..
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Dally
New
office
or
phone
08.
240
OREEN
SIIINQLE8
ARE
BEST.
3D0
a
thousand.
Seal
Oave
Lumber
00.
FOR
SALE.
Ing
Car.
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CHEVROLET
TOUR-Phone
288.
341
FOU
KENT
FOR
RENT.
FOin
ROOMED
FUR-
nlahed
apartment
with
bath
and
water
paid.
Phone
S47.
tf
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APART-
ment
by
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FOR
RENT.-rlsjv.
phonograph
and
singer
sewing
machine.
Walker's
,
Music
store
HOUSE
FOR
'
RENT..o
ROOM3'
AND
BATH.
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Munro
Dros.
tf
HOUBBS
FOR
RENT.
20.
UP.
.AP
.
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31A',
4HI
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xt
AUCTION
SALE
I
WILL
SELL
BY
PUBLIC
AUCTION
on
Saturday.
October
15.
furniture,
beaters:
also
balance
of
merchandise
and
store
fixture
In
Federal
block.
O.
F.
Brine,
auctioneer.
Phone
774.
AUCTIONEER
TO
BE
SOLD
A3
A
OOINO
CONCERN
(to
the
highest
bidder
by
public
auction
on
November
16,
store
with
four
roomed
suite
on
two
year
lease
from
April
1.
1927
to
April
1.
1020,
rent30
per
month
for
first
year
end
35
per
month
second
year,
together
with
that
well
established
business
known
aa
Brln's
Auctioneering
and
Secondhand
business,
Vsether
with
all
stock,
fixtures
and
effects.
For
fur
ther
information,
see
Brine.
Auction'
eer.
pnone
774.
No
reasonable
offer
refused
up
to
day
of
sale.
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News
Use
ielMONDS
SAWS
BECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
10
more
timber
in
eame
time,
with
less
labor
than
any
other
aaw.
SIMOtW
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LTD.
MONTREAL
VANCOUVER,
ST.
JOHN,
N
S,
TORONTO
I
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
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per
word
in
advance.
No
Adveitiiement
taken'for
leu
than
50c
xtUUcal
and
financial
support
of
great
neigh
boring
province
to
outh."
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the
Mr.
SettJemler
leave
tonight
on
the
rlnce
George
for
the
south.
BRITISH
BOWLING
TEAM
BIDS
CANADA
FAREWELL
(in
Eve
of
Sailing
for
Home
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for
mally
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Their
Thanks
TORONTO.
Oct.
13
The
team
of
lawn
jowiera
from
the
British
Isles
which
-oured
the
province
of
Quebec.
Ontario.
Manitoba.
Srikatebewaa,
AJbeata
and
WANTED
Art
Lost
ix
Found,!,
LAND
FOR
SALE
THE
O.TJ.
DEVELClpyrr
wtll
now
C-MlSldCf
;
purchase
of
its
hold'
site
of
Prince
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acreage
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WOMEN
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paying
businesses
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learn
and
become
or
write
Moler
B
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Bt.
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AND
KOOM
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Section
Two
la-
with
spacious
cl
c
Harbor
view.
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people.
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town.
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Oreet
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sa
sa
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aa
a
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dsnelng.
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tuition.
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pupil
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c
fore
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lllark
C!X
EXCHANGE
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AND
SECONDHAND
r,
bought,
sold
and
e
'
and
restaurant
fix'
.
Papadopulo
and
Muv
t.
Ave.
Phone
646
PIANO
TININO
NOW
III
HE
roris
r.
roi.K
for
many
years
with
Bi
dan.
Eng..
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Mason
Si
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Toron
I
adjustments
of
Plavr'
I
Orands
a
specialty
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Red
ICS.
UPHOLSTERING
rURNITURE
REPAIBIKU;
stenng
of
all
kinat.
recovered
and
made
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ord
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uTiiKit
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riir.vitoi.KT
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Commercial
'
Chassis,
'
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delivery
Touring
Roadster
Roadster
Delivery
Sport
Roadster
Coach
Coupe
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Cabriolet
Landau
Sedan
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ton
tn:
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wise
wneel
123.00
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line
of
1928
rr.
band
at
present.
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demonstration
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102
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rain.
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125
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month.
28
per
month.
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tin
i-
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Six
and
Seven
Paaseneer
M"
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
KOSS
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POOL
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