PAGE
FOUR
MAY
BENEFIT
PORTSOFB.C.
fiOOII
KITEPT
roil
C.W.UUAX
COAST
lOKI-fUKTEII
IF
I'.S.
CONIilCKSS
passes
mi.i.
VANCOUVER,
March
3.
(Bj
CJMA
Din
now.ipesare
the
United,
states
Con
xress,
and
which
has
already
been
given
a
favorable
hearing
In
the
Senate,
may
be
of
considerable
benefit
to
Canadian
seaports.
The
proposed
legislation,
sponsored
by
Senator
King.
Utah,
will
bar
from
en
try
to
United
States
ports
any
vessels
carrying
crews
which
Include
members
of
nationalities
excluded
as
Immigrants.
If
approved
the
bill
would
not
permit
chips
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Limited.
the
Admiral
Line,
the
great
Japanese
companies,
and
many
other
services
to
enter
the
ports
of
the
United
States.
United
States
seamen's
organlaztlons
'are
supporting
the
bill.
No
direct
mention
of
the
nationals
affected
is
made,
the
clause
of
the
bill
reading:
"No
vessel
shall,
unless
such
vessel
Is
in
distress,
bring
into
a
port
of
the
United
States
as
a
member
of
her
crew
any
alien
who.
If
he
were
applying
for
admission
to
the
United
States-
as
an
immigrant,
would
be
subject
to
exclusion
under
sub-dlvlslon
C
of
Section
13
of
the
Immigration
Act
of
1924."
Under
the
present
law
East
Indian
and
Chinese
seamen
In
possession
of
proper
passports,
are
permitted
to
land
from
their
ships
while
in
port.
If
they
are
not
aboard
their
ship
when
it
sails
again,
a
fine
of
$1,000
Is
exacted
from
Ihe
owners
for
each
missing
seaman.
In
CANADIANS
LEAD
WORLD
IN
POWER
Ilmnlnliiii
rues
.More
Electricity
Than
Any
Other
Country
In
Relation
to
Copulation
Ottawa,
March
3.
Canada
now
leads
the
world
in
the
public
per
capita
distribution
of
electricity
from
central
electric
power
stations.
The
figures
of
kilowatt-hours
generated
per
capita
per
annum
by
the
five
leading
countries
are:
Canada
1.260,
Switzerland
886,
United
States
581,
Sweden
4C7,
Norway
370.
CELEBRITIES
MAY
BE
ASKED
TO
PAY
U.S.
INCOME
TAXES
PHILADELPHIA,
March
1.
William
H.
Taft,
chief
justice
of
the
United
States;
David
Lloyd
George,
former
premier
of
England:
Mrs.
Theodore
Raonevelt...
and
Mrs.
Grover
Cleveland.
and
the
Right
Hon.
John
Bums,
are'
among
a
.
number
of
national
and
inter-1
national
cerebri
tea
who
may
have
to
pay
United"
States
income
taxes
on
annuities
ranging
from
15.000
to
(10.000
they
pre
receiving
from
the
estate
of
the
'late
Andrew
Carnegie.
FUR,
EXPORTS
TO
BE
TAXED
IN
NORTHWEST
ISIII
Mill
he
Introduced
lit
Common
Authorizing
('omnil-.-loiirr-ln-rimncll
to
Collect
OTTAWA,
March
3.
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
Of
the
Interior,
will
Introduce
within
a
few
days
in
the
House
of
Commons
a
bill
to
empower
the
oommlssloner-ln-councll
of
the
Northwest
Territories
to
Impose
a
tax
on
each
fur
pelt
exported.
MUCH
FISH
IS
CAUGHT
1
IN
LAKES
OF
MANITOBA
Produced
Nineteen
Million
Pound
l-nt
WINNIPEG,
March
3.
The
catch
of
,'fiesh
water
fish
In
Manitoba
last
year
I
Year
Valued
at
s.XC.'S.imiO
mounted
to
19,000.000
pounds,
which
had
an
Initial
market
value
of,
$865,000
he
fivhliig
Industry
In
the
province
employs
over
three
thousand
men.
One
million
dollars
Is
Invested
In
equipment
and
plants.
A
HUE
III
I.K
rim
JANTAUY
Lest
tempers
slip
and
fall,
we
say
Shake
ashes
of
good
cheer
each
day
On
mental
side-walks,
funny
Jokes
.Will
make
the
going
safer,
Folks!
:
scientist
think
th-;
first
man
may
,
have
been
a
woman.
It's
unimportant
Che's.
f
Int.
now,
anyhow.
tt
-
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
tINTMtN
1
ro-ovi"?
y
Market
Prices
LAKII
il
Pure
25c
Compound
33c
eggs
B.C.
fresh
pullets
45c
B.C.
fresh,
firsts,
..
50c
B.C.
fresh,
extras
50c
Local
new
laid
60c
FISH
Halibut,
lb.
25c
Salmon,
cohoe.
frozen
25c
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
15c
Kippered
salmon,
lb.
25c
some
cases
as
many
as
twenty
China-Smoked
black
cod.
lb
22
lie
men
or
East
Indians
have
deserted
their'
Finnan
baddies,
lb
20c
ships
while
in
an
American
port
and
heavy
fines
have
been
paid.
Should
the
proposal
of
Senator
King
be
enacted
into
law.
many
vessels
carrying
Orientals
as
members
of
Uiler
crews
would
be
forced
to
use
the
ports
of
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
In
place
of
entering
at
various
United
States
Pacific
ports.
SCHOONER
McKINLEY
MAKING
FIRST
CALL
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
new
American
halibut
schooner
McKlnley
is
making
its
first
call
at
this
port
today.
The
vessel
is
one
of
38
tons
and
carries
a
crew
of
ten
men.
Her
master
Is
Capt.
B.
Hansen,
form
erly
oi
tne
Radio,
she
brought
in
a
ratch
of
40,000
pounds
which
Is
being
unloaded
at
the
Atlin
Fisheries
plant.
Salt
mackerel,
Jb
25c
I
Eastern
salt
herring,
3
for
25e
Salt
codfish
fllleta.
lb
,.
.
.
30c
Bonejesa
salt
cod
bricks,
lb.
......
25c
.
Fowl.
No.
I.
lb
MEATS
I
Boasting
chicken,
lb.
i
45c
Ham.
sliced,
first
grade
60c
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
:
.
.
.
45c
Ham,
picnic
lb
22
',4
c
Cottage
roils,
lb
35c
Bacon,
back,
sliced
50c
Bacon,
side
45c
to
80c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb.
40c
Veal,
shoulder
25c
Veal,
loin
40c
Veal,
leg
.
40c
Pork,
shoulder
28c
Pork,
loin
40c
Pork,
leg
......,...,,.,..
40c
Beef,
pot
roast
............
12c
to
18c
Beef,
boiling
10c
to
12e
PHOMED
AMD
SAID
TO
lAix
SOHE
TO
BCAT
JUE.
CORNER-STONE
L
A"YIM0i
OP
THE
NEW
POOH
HOUSE
TE.Nl
O'CLOCK-
Got
Relief
.
From
Dyspepsia
Mr.
Clarence
Sealv,
Bathurrt,
X.B,
writes:-
-'-I
suffered
a
long
lima
from'
dyspepsia.
I
usoil
tablets
and
medl-cuse
of
all
kinds,
tut
got
to
relief
until
I
ttarteJ
otic;
After
taking;
two
bottle
I
can
gladly
j
SSV
that
I
betam
mnrh
litar
nA
35c
can
now
eat
most
any
kind
of
food
wuaout
Having-
to
suffer
for
it
after."
For
tie
past
it
years
B.B.B.
baa
beea
put
up
oaJy
by
TU
T.
Mibvm
O,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
Beets.
6
lbs.
25e
toO
lbs
12.76
U.C.
Carrot,
lb
3f
.00
'lbs.
J2s
BuUbagas,
6
lbs
25c
100
lbs
$2.75
Potatoes,
100
lbs
$2.50
Potatoes,
8
lbs
25e
Green
Peppers,
lb.
".
7Se
Parsley,
bunch
15c
iwf
itHt
vtn
an
10,
Beef
.roast,
prime
rib
30e
Lamb,
chops
'
SOe
Lamb,
shoulder
,
.
35c
Mutton,
leg
40c
Lamb,
leg
48c
Mutton,
chops
40e
Mutton
shoulder
SOc
BUTTER
Brookfleld,
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
lb
60c
E.C.D-
lb
SOC
Capital.
2nd
grade,
2
lbs.
;
95c
Fraser
Valley,
lb
55e
New
Zealand,
lb
55c
CHEESE
Ontario
solids
35c
Stilton,
lb
,
35c
Kraft
;
45e
Norwegian
Goat
65c
Napoleon
Ltmberger
70s
Roquefort
.......,.
T
60c
Swifts'
Buttercup,
lb
45e
Oorgonzola,
lb
75c
McLaren's
Cream.
Jars
.
...
45c
and
85
Oruyere
60e
Oolden
Loaf,
lb
,
45
SUGAR
White,
per
100
I7.7J
Yellow,
per
100
$755
FLOl'Il
Flour,
49's.
No.
1
hard
wheat
12.65
?astry
flour,
10's
Pastry
flour.
49's
VEGKTABLKS
'Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
,25c
Cauliflower,
BC
head
........
3Se-40c
California
head
lettuce
15c
Oarllc,
Imported,
per
lb
40c
B.C.
cooking
onions,
5
lbs
25e
Celery
20c
Sweet
potatoes,
lb
10c
Brussel
sprouts,
lb
35c
Mexican
tomatoes,
lb
35e
Spinach,
lb
lie
New
California
cabbage,
lb
10.-
FKUIT
Oranges,
Navels,
dozen
25c
to
85
Florida
grape
fruit,
2
for
25c
Lemons,
Sunklst.
doz.
2(
and
15e
Ijnperlal
Valley
grape
'fruit,
3
for
25c
Bananas,
lb
20c
Extracted
honey,
lb
25c
and
35e
Apples,
Stayman
Wlnesaps
$3.7
Cookllng
apples
$1.9
Apples,
Spltzenberg
$2.7
Applw,
Black
Twlgg
$2.7
Apples,
Yellow
Kewtona
$2.7
IIRIF.II
FRUITS
Dates,
bulk,
2
lb.
25
Dates,
Dromedary
2Se
Raisins,
bulk,
2
lb
35c
Raisins,
package,
2
lb
45c
Cluster
raisins,
lb
Jie
Lemon
and
orange
peel
SOe
Citron
peel
50c
mack
cooking
tigs
20c
.
J5
j
White
figs,.
2
lb
25c
$20
Table
figs,
lb
25c
Has
the
Endorsement
oj
'High
Medical
Authority
mad!
by
a
reputable
rrunufacturer
has
a
definite
food
COCOA
value.
It
is
nourishing
and
will
sustain,
for
instance,
a
typhoid
patient,
for
several
weeks
or
indefinitely.
A
brand
of
cocoa
that
has
been
on
the
market
for
many
years
and
has
been
a
favorite
pre
scription
of
thousand
of
'physicians
is
that
of
Walter
Baker
Co.,
Limited,
Dorchester,
Miss.,'nd
Montreal,
Que.
It
U
absolutely
pure
and
is
put
up
under
the
most
sanitary
conditions.
The
medical
profes'
ion
of
Canada
may
continue
to
prescribe
it,
knowing
that
any
package
bearing
the
name
of
Baker
it
"right."
The
Hospital
Medical
and
Nursino
World,
Toronto.
Walter
Baker
&.
Co.,
Limited
Established
1780
.
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
CANADIAN
MILLS
AT
MONTREAL
Boott
0
Choke
Rccipts
tent
free
TH2
DAILY
773
Tiiuru
AUVTHiNG
I
tOUARETD
IkISPECT
THE
REFEREE
,
DEllATrl
ATTNWO-
ELSE?
I
"WATERWORKS
AT
ELEVEN
J
ATTHHUKOO
ARC
DOE
AT
vr-
'
LONCHEOJ
ENGAGEMENT
f
THE
ORYOOCKSTO
CUHlSTEr,!
1
AT
TWELNJ
E
WITH
THE
I
A
BOAT-
FNE.-THlRTf
VOL'
ALOERMEM-AT
T
ARE
TO
ATTEND
A
MEST-
eOOAROOr
WHIST
LEAGUE
INTERESTING
T.
lEOItiE'S
(Mai.
COVE)
ANI
MOOSE
TIF.ll
IN
MEN'S
SECTION
WITH
LAST
OAMEs
TO
UK
I1.VEI
TONK1IIT
Results
In
postponed
games
in
the
Men's
Section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League,
played
last
ulgbt,
were
as
follows:
Knights
of
Pythias
5.
St.
Andrew's
4.
Oddfrlloas
7,
Elks
2.
With
the
last
games
In
the
Men's
Section
scheduled
for
tonight.
Mooe
und
rJt.
George's
I
Seal
Cove)
hre
now
tied
for
leadership.
The
former
will
pity
the
60ns
of
Canada
tonlgltt
while
the
latter
will
meet
St.
Andrew's.
If
one
of
these
teams
wins
tonight
and
the
other
loses,
the
successful
one
will
have
tlie
right
to
play
the
champions
of
the
Ladles'
section
in
the
final
for
the
Newton
Cup
and
city
championship.
Should
both
win
or
both
low.
playoff
be
required.
The
situation
in
the
Ladles'
Section
la
equally
Interesting,
the
Moose
Ladles
uitl
St.
George's
Ladles
being
tied
with
rtielj
having
yet
one
game
to
play
on
March
1.
The
standing
to
date
in
the
men's
section
is
as
follows:
W.
Mom
.
8
St.
Oeorge's
(Seal
Cove)
9
Bona
of
Canada
7
O.
O.
F.
1
Elks
5
St.
Andrew's
5
St.
Otorge'a
Clty
.
.
5
KnlghU
of
Pythias
.
5
L.
4
4
6
6
8
8
8
8
PIS
TERMINALS
WIN
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
FROM
MOOSE
By
a
score
of
200
to
158,
George
Mc-
Ilmoyle
defeated
Charlie
Balagno
last
night
in
the
final
game
in
the
billiard
fixture
between
the
Moose
and
the
Terminals.
The
total
acort
for
the
Terminals
for
the
five
games
was
901
while
the
Moose
made
852.
Ths
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Games
Total
Terminals
15
13,629
Orotto
15
13,463
Oyrc-i
15
ltaS9
Mse
15
12428
St.
Andrew's
..
14
12.393
Individual
lows:
averages
to
date
are
as
H.
Parr
(Moose
2
Geo.
Mcllmoyle
(Moose)
8
O.
Howe
(Orotto)
8
W4
E.
Wllllscroft
(St.
A.)
9
Fred
Pyle
8l.
Andrew')
12
D.
Howe
iTermlhals)
.
.
15
F.
Zlentan
(Terminals)..
14
W.
Stuart
(Terminals)
...
2
Pj
OTJonnell
(Terminals
10
J.
Hlllmaiti
Moose)
urn
ii
tuyroj
8.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
J.
Hamilton
(Grotto)
..
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gyro)
...
Frank
Aldrldge
(Qyro)
.
IS
13
10
15
14
15
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
15
O.
Waugh
(Orotto)
...
15
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
....
15
J,
Brown
(Moose)
13
J.
Andrews
(drotto)
...
15
H.
Corbett
(Terminals)
.
14
S.
Darton
(8ti
Andrew's)
2
C.
Balagno
(Terminals).
16
M,
MacLachJan
(St.
A.).
It
J.
May
(Moose)
14
Don
Brown
(Moose)
8
O.
Kraus
(Oyros)
4
McLean
(Terminals)
.
.
3
Bert
Morgan
(Bt.
A.)...
12
J.
Judge
(Moose)
15
A,
Macdonald
(Oyro)
...
13
a.'
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)...
12
O.
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
7
Bert
Hooklni
(Terminals)
2
A.
Harvey
(Gyros)
I
400
1S01
1535
1717
3251
2811
2626
373
1858
,2732
2405
1851
2754
2579
2745
2733
2714
2712
2360
2681
2492
356
2067
1023
2U4
1378
686
602
1931
2458
2101
1909
1089
306
131
Aver.
909
898
891
88
ZSi
SPORT
CHAT
fol-
Oamea
Ttl.
Aver.
200
195
103
191
188
187
187
187
180
185
185
185
184
184
183
183
181
181
181
179
178
178
177
175
172
172
172
167
165
104
161
163
16S
153
131
.
T-n
Paulino
Uxcudun
gained
many
friends
for
himself
as
well
as
the
decision
over
Knute
Hansen
last
week
In
Tex
Rick
&rds
series
to
select
a
challenger
for
Gene
Tunney.
Although
thews
matches
are
coming
close
together.
13
.000
fans
paid
admission
for
the
mclte.
Tonight
Sliarkey
and
McTlgue
meet
In
another
of
the
elimination
events.
Whether
or
not
to
stage
a
stampede
this
fall
in
connection
with
the
ex
For
Sale"
For
Renl
?OR
SALE
CHEAP.
IN
ONE
LOT.
ALL
the
household
furniture
of
three
roomed
flat.
Phon
Red
7$.
53
RESTAURANT
FIXTURES
FOR
SALE
cheap.
Must
be
sold
Ibis
meek.
P.O.
375.
ORANDVIEW
HOTEL
Make
an
offer!
FOUND
FOR
SALE.
67
FOUND.
EIGHTEEN
FOOT
ROW
BOAT
below
Claxton.
Apply
Ian
O.
Davis,
Claxton,
BC.
53
after
all
the
Information
It
U
possible
to
secure
haa
been
considered.
The
coat
of
preparation
of
the
grounds
as
welt
as
the
cost
of
staging
ths
stampede
will
be
considered
before
It
will
be
possible
to
reach
any
conclusion.
As
a
spona
attraction,
the
atampede
would
prove
popular,
but
the
Fair
board
this
year
concerned
principally
with
realizing
substantial
financial
returns
and
no
doubt
this
will
largely
determine
the
decision
It
will
make.
"
1
1
The
grounds
In
Amsterdam,
Holland.
where
in
1928
the
Olympic
Oamea
will
be
held,
cover
an
area
of
40
acres.
Besides
the
Miln
Stadium
there
will
be
a
swlmmlng-stadlum,
a
Pavilion
for
fenc
ing
and
one
for
.other.
(induor
spurts,
a
cricket
ground
and-
somewhere
tn
quiet
torner
lawn
tennls-stadlum.
Tbe
thief
building,
the
grand
stadium
will
accommodate
40,000
jHillora,
There
are
about
20,000
aejiW.and
half
of
them
will
be'
covered..
AmTtne'
centre
or'the
Stadium
lies
the
football
ground
of
In.
lernallonal
dimensions.
Around
It
there
will
be
a
cinder
raclu
track
(430
yards
in
length
and
hearty
9
yards
across).
Round
the
race
course
the
cycling
track
will
be
constructed
which
will
be
the
same
width
but
will
be
843
yard
long.
The
competitors
will
be
seated
near,
the
flukh
and
tht
jress
wilt
be
excellently
accommodated
opposite
the
finish;
600
seats
are
reser
ved
for
press
representative.
The
two
covered
stands
are
In
the
centre.
One
contains
the
Royal
and
other
omeLaU
boxes
and
under
the
other
stand
lies
the
Marathon
Gate.
There
will
also
be
a
Marathon
Tower
(ISO
feet
high)
bear
Ing
on
the
top
large
plate,
from
which
a
permanent
smoke
column
will
mount
to
the
skies
during
the
Qames.
ROTARY
CLUB
OBSERVES
ANNIVERSARY
TODAY
ii.
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vtiMiiiuiKi,
,
c,
MKae,
itarl
lUrrle,
II.
A.
MW-eai
anl
lr.
AleiUHdrr
Are
Nprukers,
ins
notary
club
celebrated
Its
twenty-second
anniversary
of
founding
bi
me
imicneon
today.
Hotarlana
O.
A.
woodland,
D.
C.
MclUe.
Eirl
Barrl,
II,
A
McLean,
and
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
each
spoke
brleHy
on
the
Hotary
movement
on
the
dlfterout
coritlueuts
of
tin
world,
president
O.
II.
Orms
presided
Query
In
a
newspaper
health
column
I
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a
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to
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annul
an
unatlructlve
kneer
Not
thi..
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ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
678.
HOARD
By
George
McM;
,
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7
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FURNITURE
REPAIRING:
TJPHOL-
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of
all
kind.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
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Green
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Avenue.
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THE
INLANDFR,
839
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Avenue.
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17.
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AM
NO
NOVICE
IN
MT
PROFESSION.
A
new
broom
sweeps
clean.
An
old
one
find
the
corners.
Over
twenty
years
at
your
service.
Nothing
too
large.
Nothing
wo
small,
t
buy.
sell
or
exchange.
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F.
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Auc
tloneer.
Phon
774.
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llwnntlnrd
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mitiiivo
ovi:n
hoii.au
fair
sale
In
ItiU
shop.
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WOOD
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Sral
rmr,
Mixed
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per
load
00.
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per
load
1650
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Wood,
per
load
16
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Delivered.
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Herring
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and
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town.
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and
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53
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FOR
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table,
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library
stand,
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with
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tire
bed,
complete,
child's
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rug
9x9,
fold
Ing
bed
couch.
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Kermath
marine
engine
in
flrrt
clots
running
order.
Price
reasonable.)
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cash.
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to
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SALE.
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REGAL
ENGINE
with
reverse
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good
running
order.
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Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club,
Cow
Bay.
53
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SALE.
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SIX
COACH:
perfect
condition.
12
model.
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57
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KENT
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APART-menu.
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Mallett,
Ltd.
Telephone
174,
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RENT.
central;
120.
Avenue
East.
FURNISHED
HOUSE;
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21
Fourth
FOR
RENT.
PIAN03.
PHONOGRAPHS
and
Singer
8ewlng
Machines.
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Music
Store.
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APARTMENTS
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or
month.
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Grocery.
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