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PARTY
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HELD
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TERRACE.
March
23.-Mtss
Enthop
TO
V-
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10
Badminton
hall
-at
a.
delightful
children's
party
given
as
a
ntrev-etl
for
David
Monsell
before
his
departure
on
Tue
day
for
Vancouver.
Her
guests
were
all
her
school
pupil,
some
forty-five
children
being
present.
Teams
were
chosen
and
many
Interesting
contests
in
racing,
skipping,
marbles,
etc..
were
carried
through
amid
much
merriment.
During
the
evening
the
children
formed
a
circle
around
the
guect
of
honor
and
sang
"For
He's
a
Jolly
Oaod
Fellow,"
and
wishes
were
expressed
for
a
Joyous
and
prosperous
life
In
the
etty.
Abundance
of
delicious
"refreshments
provided
by
the
hostess
were
thoroughly
enjoyed
by
the
children.
Miss
Easthope
was
assisted
In
entertaining
her
young
guests
by
the
Misses!
Slbary
Malott
and
Peters.
ROY
CLOTHIER
BUYS
PROPERTY
IN
SLOCAN
Purchases
llartlrnrlle
(irmi
of
Claim
Xrar
Sainton
TuiiuneiK-r
()wratl.in
In
June
Roy
L.
Clothier,
of
Victoria,
well
known
In
the
north
and
especially
Stewart,
where
he
resided
for
a
number
of
years,
has
bought
the
DardeneMes
group
'
of
claims
near
Sandra,
in
the
Stocan.
The
Dardenelles
was
formerly
owned
by
Sir
Charles
Hlbbert
Tupper.
of
Vancouver,
and
the
late
Captain
Charles
Clarke
and
Edward
White
and
J.
T.
L.
Meyers
of
Victoria.
The
workings
were
closed
down
twenty
years
ago
owing
to
lack
of
demand
for
lead
and
sine.
Mr.
Clothier
Intends
to
start
operations
on
the
property
in
June.
CHURCH
CONCERT
IN
'
USK
SUCCESSFUL
I'iiikH
of
.Marsh
Memorial
Churrli
llene-fit
to
IMrnt
of
13
TERRACE,
March
23
The
concert
I
held
In
Usk
on
Saturday
evening
In
aid
of
funds
to
be
used
for
the
Marsh
Memorial
Church
was
attended
by
a
very
large
crowd.
The
program
which
had,
been
arranged
by
the
Usk
Women's
Auxiliary
was
of
a
varied
and
interesting
nature
and
provided
an
evening's
en
tertainment
of
a
high
order.
As
a
result
about
135
was
added
to
the
church
fund.
FORMER
TERRACE
MAN
DIESIN
VANCOUVER
M'ord
or
Irnile
of
A
lira
111
Johnson,
f
armer.
Is
llrrelied
TERRACE.
March
23.
Word
has
been
received
by
friends
here
of
the
death
In
Vancouver
on
March
10
of
Abram
.
Johnson,
who
spent
several
years
here,
prior
to
going
to'
Vancouver
last
summer.'
He
was
a"
native
of
Sweden
and;
came
here
from
Walnwright.
Alt.
He
owned
a
small
ranch
south
of
town
while
here.
ANYOX
COMMUNITY
LEAGUE
OFFICERS
It.
O.
fuller
Is
President
ami
O.
CI.
Me-Inljrr
urnl
S.
(Irlmam,
Vlre-I'reMdrnts
ANYOX.
March
23r-R.
O.
CuUer
has
been
elected
president,
of
the
.Community
League
for
the
coming
year.
O.
O.
Mclntyre
was
named
first
vice-president
anri,S.
Grlmascin,
aeosnd
vice-president.
STEWART
It
Is
reported
In
reputable
mining
circles
that
a
consolidation
of
the
Premier.
B.C.
Silver
and
Sebakwe
mining
properties
Is
being
negotiated.
Such
a
consolidation
haa
been
predicted
for
I
many
years
by
those
who
know
the
dls
trlct.
the
properties
being
adjoining.
iTie
situation
Is
such
that
it
would
appear
to
be
a
logical
move.
Directors
of
the
Porter-Idaho
Mining
Co.
deny
published
statements
that
the
company
has
completed
arrangements
for
financing
construction
of
two
and
a
half
miles
of
tramway
during
the
coming
woson.
According
to
the
officials.
It
is
the
Intention
to
construct
a
tram
aUsome
future
time
but
not
un
til
such,
time
as
the
mine
shall
provide
the
requisite
funds
from
Its
operation
The
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
held
1
dinner
on'
Friday
In
compliment
V
Robert
Stewart,
president
of
the
Dun
well
mine,
and
departmental
hrorin
nt
the
company.
Another
dinner
uftjelng
planned
In
lionor
-of
the
managements
of
the
Premier.
B.C.'
8tlver.
Blsff
Missouri
and
other
operating
companies
in
the
district.
For
litis
sn
Invitation
will
also
bo
exUdd
to
the
manage
ment
of
the
a
ran
by
Co.
at
Anyox,
O.
B.
Bush
left
for
Vancouver
last
week.
He
says
he
has
some
good
mining
news
up
his
sleeve
which
Is
not
jet
quite
ready
for
publication.
The
Union
steamer
Catala,
paying
her
first
-
Visit
to
Stewart
last
week
made
s
favorable
tmnrrwlon
and
there
was
a,
large
crowd
4at
the.
wharf
to
view!
tit
vessel.
In
order
to
-give
Btewirt
For
Real
L-a-s-t-i-n-g
Refreshment
Get
Nips
delicious
Peppermint
flavored
gum
in
sugar-coated
form
treat
clc0
mouth
"After
Lcwry
UmT
A
daylight
sen-ice,
the
Catate
has
eliminated
Anyox
as
a
scheduled
rw-t
at
call.
Dune
Mclaaae
has
returned
to
Stew
art
after
having
paid
a
visit
to
his
brother.
Jim,
proprietor
of
the
Burrard
Hotel
at
Vancouver.
It
was
his
firs;
visit
outside
In
26
years.
John
Wander,
who
had
a
barber
shon
in
Stewart
for
several
years
and
w&o
ts
ww
located
In
Prince
Rupert,
renewed
acquaintances
during
a
brief
visit
In
Stewart
last
week.
Miss
Mildred
Janeowsld
has
returned
to
Stewart
after
an
absence
alnce
last
fall
visiting
In
California
and
Mexico.
Dalby
B.
Morklll
Is
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
B.C.
Land
Surveyors'
Association
.
St.
Patrick's
Day
was
celebrated
here
with
a
successful
dance,
under
thai
auspices
or
the
hospital
board.
A
three
piece
orchestra
furnished
splendid
muclc
and
the
punch
bowl
and
supper
were
under
the
direction
of
J.
H.
WU
ion
and
Waiter
Scrungcour.
There
were
a
number
Of
raffles,
winners
in.
eluding
C
-
Ryan,
W.
Anderson.
J.
Sehweoter,
A.
S.
McDonald.
Mrs.
P.
Jancowsfel.
Mr.
L.
U.
Behnsen.
Mrs.
W.
B.
Hnll.
Mrs.
W.
JaaeowaU.
J.
Burnett,
P.
WMsen,
C.
Jackson.
R.
T.
Crosby.
J.
Thornton.
E.
Peterson.
M.
Armour.
H.
Hooton
and
Mr4.
William
Bunting.
DanweU
concentrates
are
now
pacstnz
threugh
Stewart
steadily
on
their
way
to
t.c
isinelter
80
far
the
oonoentrates
avc
been
produced
from
the
lowest
garde
of
ore
during
the
"tuning
up"
gtfocets
but
tk
mill
ts
now
Tunning
perfestlf
and
aettlhia
down
ta
nanoHtv
rodt64c.
7
The
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
has
de
cided
to
invite
Hon
Dr.
W.
H.
Suther
land.
Han
T
n
Pnltull
trn
nr
M-
Sloan
to
visit
Stewart
during
the
oflihlijgununer.
1
n
inrna
is
one
wno
can
fortrive
vnu.'m'Vin
Knn
nnii,
n,ni
,
a
,
for
everything
except
cllubtna
above
W
letel.
M
Their
ii-
-h
r:.-tf
f
a
touah
M
m
nM
ii-'
mtikcsthtmliokl
j
their
k
.
a
lUtitiis;
edge
m
jHfi
mimmis
'
!".
saw
ea.Lio-
zmKt
SPORT
CHAT
The
Bart
Simpson
basketball
team.
.'Men
defeated
the
Prince
Rupert
men
.nd
carrtBd
0.1
u
nonois
for
northern
British
Columbia,
has
been
beaten
by
a
team
from
tiio
Tonng
Men's
aaues
tkmai
Asaoeiatlon
of
Port
Siropaoe
by
a
score
of
"39
to
B.
The
new
chjuaptdbs
rt
willing
to
a.et
all
comers
In
de
.cues
of
Ustir.
i.r
ly
acquired
title.
Displayed'
in
the
windows
of
Smith's
Pruesefl's
sportina
goods
store
Is
a
tandsorn
variety
of
basketball
cap
rhteh.
for
the
most
part,
bare
been
ioaated
by
local
dtisens
tor
eampeU-loa.
Iactaded
in
Us
diaotav
is
the
MUbum
OVp.
smaieaaaUc
of
the
ladles
riwmpssmnip
of
M3.C;
the
Oilhui
Cup.
ssaMiiiiaiic
or
the
awn's
city
hsssptnnsnlp.
the
Or-jf-3
cup.
awardeo
a
the
Intern-.ediate
city
cbampiusu:
the
McKordie
Cup
donated
to
tht
Junior
ctfy
champions:
the
Hellbraiirr
Top.
swaHled
to
Uvr
ladles
champion
uam
for
the
city:
and
the
Benson
Cup.
ow
owned
by
the
UstMe
Leafs
a
or-
mer
city
champions
in
the
Ladles'
Lea-
S.
Because
ol
V'aanse
trouble
with
his
4ft."
Jaft
Dcxapsry
has
given
up
sji
hope
of
rttarnlng
to
the
prise
nag
In
the
lmnsedlate
future,
the
fomet
hesvywetgbt
champion
admits,
lie
may
have
to
undergo
a
serious
operation
to
correal
the
ailment,
he
sided.
"I
haven't
been
feeling
myself
for
some
ttaae."
the
sx-ebamptan
said.
"After
na
ttctors
tu
examined
me
thoroughly
n
even
y.
they
adrlasd.
me
to
aavt
in
operatKMt
for
some
trouble
with
my
?plne.
They
tcld
me
that
I
weula
sever
he
in
shape
to
cater
the
ring
again
If
I
don't
have
the
operation
That
ends
my
hope
of
an
sarly
return
to
the
ring
for
some
time,
at
least
because
I
so
not
going
to
have
my
operation
until
I
stuolutaiy
have
to
I'm
spins
to
establish
a
.
camp
somewhere
in
the
mountains
snd
go
Into
Ught
training.
But
the
training
will
not
be
to
regain
my
lost
crown,
It
wW
be
to
get
back
my
health.''
Word
rrunes
from
the
spring
training
mp
of
the
St.
Louts
Cardinals
that
Is
rot
well
with
the
club.
Aseord
one
orrue
wwo
Das
waaisd
bse
bail
and
tile
stea
tsfclng
prt
in
tlx
ame
toi
Sears,
th
Oartluisls
were
all
fhrhtlna
for
Issisra.IlorvMbf.
Without
the
"Rajah
of
Rap"
the
team
Is
only
sn
ordinary
lusehall
dhib.
The
owner.
Si'm
.Bi-ra.ion,
has
not
yet
come
to
trm
iwnmv
tt-mimmm
ik.
youmt
an.)
brt:i:an
short-eton
Tbeve.
r.aw
,h
)i
kiins
out
for
a
tC.OOO
con-
.
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LmStM
uiaa
uv
usssa
rnun
Always
keep
a
bottle
in
the
nouse.
Your
grocer
nas
au
sizes
16
oz,--30
oz.
6
oz.
flask.
Children's
Puxsle72
pieces
sent
FREE
un
receipt
or
capsule
from
s
16
ox.
or
20
ox.
bottle.
ALICE
ARM
I
St.
Patrick's
Day
was
fittingly
ob-!rved
In
Alice
Ann.
In
the
afternoon.
:
he
children
of
the
town
were
the
j
quests
of
Mrs.
L.
O
Connor
and
m
the
evening
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Graham
en-jtertolned
at
a
dance
in
the
Alice
Arm
Hotel.
Bridge
was
also
played,
the
winners
being
Mrs.
M.
Smith
and
A)
Falconer.
T.
W.
Falconer
returned
here
last
week
alter
ha
Ting
spent
two
wrecks
at
the
Aayoz
Hospital
where
he
was
suf
fering
with
an
attack
of
tnfluensa.
A.
DavMson
has
left
for
the
Silver
Board
property
In
the
upper
KItaault
Valley
where
he
wlU
extend
the
present
tunnel.
J.
M.
Morrison,
who
has
speat
the
Inter
at
Anyox.
baa
returned
here
to
main
for
some
time.
P.
Gallagher
returned
here
after
hav-ng
spent
a
week
,at
Anyox
receiving
sedlcal
attention.
Weather
conditions
have,
lmnrovert
here
lately
and
the
snow
premises
to
be-all
the
ground
oulte
as
earlv
a
In
lrevloui
years.
Bare
ground
Is
already
sommenclng
to
appear
on
the
wha.1
ead.
.TERRACE
Oacar
O
Under
returned
on
Saturday
titer
spending
a
holiday
in
Vancouver.
Tom
Lever
spent
a
few
days
in
Wthce
Iqpert
W
week
returning
home
M
Saturday.
Walter
Warner.
Government
tele-jraph
operator
from
Kalum
Lake,
was
n
town
on
Monday.
Mrs.
E.
Mansell
and
famllr
left
on
Tuesday
for
Vancouver
where
she
expects
to
locate.
She
was
accompanied
south
by
her
father
Mr.
Ressner,
at
Los
Angeles,
who
has
spent
some
time
atre
with
her
and
who
will
return
to
lallfornla
after
Mrs.
Monsell
and
family
ire
settled
In
the
city.
3.
Garland
of
Kalum
Lak
rtnmi
?h
Saturday
from
Prince
Rupert,
and
tptnt
the
week
end
In
town.
Miss
J.
Donald
was
an
afternoon
tea
hostess
on
Friday.
George
Little
left
on
Tuesday
on
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
'
LONG
BEATS
PYLE
IN
BILLIARD
GAME
Iji't
Vear's
flump
Ion
IMInilnaleil
From
Imllildual
City
ni:iinplniltlj
In
the
Yeml-flnst
Individual
billiard
I
shamplorshlp
game
last
night
between
f
'7
ana
w.
m.
Long,
tbe
Utter
tatnered
In
the
500
points
while
his
tn-
bbnrni,
last
year's
champion,
wasreaeh-
uix
iik
iiv
mars
oniy
10
be
eliminated.
It
was
the
closest
game
In
the
serlei
so
far
with
the
high
ireak
being
made
by
Long
with
a
run
of
40
The
final
zame
will
nnv
niiwi
between
W.
H.
Long
and
Col.
S.
P.
,
HMord.e
surtlng
on
Thursdsy
night
......
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Just
a
tcaspoonful
of
rich
v.
v,oruiai
in
a
cup
fill
with
boiline
water
stir
and
drink.
What
a
delicious
warmth!
What
delightful
llavourl
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WOMAN
TO
TRAVsX
AND
apjidtnt
local
reprmnUdrea
ail
weekly
average
and
expenses,
and
commtosion
besides.
faperteiK
un-aeeeesary.
Write
for
particulars
Winston
co.
Toronto.
7j
FOIt
SALE
HOTEL
POIt
SALE.
TfW
-PIO.MIER
Hotel.
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Seventeen
rooms,
large
dining
room,
lobby,
kitchen,
large
range,
wed
equipped
Power
laundry,
mast
noose,
new
etee-ute
light
ptant:
all
well
Itrraished
Two
stores
downstairs,
one
rented,
also
s
eotues
rented.
Two
large
lots
Plenty
of
garden
spare,
smsli
fruit
and
s
nke
pleasure
boat
The
ositr
hotel
la
the
district,
near
two
large
csnaeties.
Hesdauarter
for
fisher
men,
loggers
snd
cruisers.
Bawmlll
st
present
shut
down
but
may
reopen
shortly.
If
you
can
utrure
s
beer
license,
this
is
the
best
buy
In
arras
Columbia
price
com
perl.
7
.000.00
cash.
Invoice
tiork
Snpulre
n.
a.
MeXeaate.
Queen
Charlotte
City.
B.C.
fa
1COW
FOR
SALB.-
-M
PERT
x
S3
FlaT.
Scow
has
steal
house
as
feet
by
It
tret
which
can
be
detached
Suitable
In
present
oandltlon
for
houseboat,
amp.
cook
house
or
(or
transporting
perishable
freight.
Vulcan
Ironworks
Limited.
Vancouver.
DC
71)
rOR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSErOWBR
Kermath
marine
ermine
in
first
class
running
order.
Price
reasonaaia
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Largs,
port
Simpson.
M
TOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMKT)
HOTMI
snd
lot.
311
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Apply
Prank
Derry.
BSS
Bordsa
St.
Phone
Blue
2&8.
73
OPPORTUNITY!
15.00
A
MONTH
NCAV
buys
your
future
howmite.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT.
-PIAJCOS,
PH0KO(fRAPMI
and
Singer
Sewing
Mscbiues.
WslkerN
Music
Store.
FURNISI1FD
SUITK8
FOR
nwrr.
Apply
Musssllem
Orocery.
nians
it.
ROOMS
TO
RfcffT.-PHONB
o7.
tf
FOUND
FOUND.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
L
K.
Dutton,
Intend
to
hold
one
mare
and
colt
strayed
to
the
(arm.
for
reed
coirts.
L.
K.
Dutton.
Kltwaaga
B.C.
LOST
LOSrr
Child's
rslnhat.
dronned
tram
huggy.
Finder
plesae
rettjrn
to
Inlander.
that
with
the
oomlna
of
anniri
Frlsch.
the
fonoer
New
York
Qlsnt
second
baseman,
the
Cards
wiu
h
strong
enough
at
the
middle
station
bat
without
There
now
to
work
with
Frlsch
.the
Cards
will
be
handicapped
considerably.
Inetdentally.
St.
Lout
will
start
the
some
tram
in
Anrtl.
with
the
exception
of
Thevenow,
as
they
nnishcd
the
world's
aeries.
Pniri
Thcvenqw
will
he
back
In
time.
However.,
he
has
lost
many
valuable
prao-Uce
kcssIoim.
Only
seven
remain
of
the
mni.hinh.
tribe
of
major
league
snltball
mti.rr.
out
of
17
permitted
to
i
um
the
moist
delivery
when
baaeball
juled
out
naliva
in
1820.
Of
the
four
survivor,
m
.k.
American
League,
Qulnn
of
the
Ath
-
letlcs
has
been
In
the
majors
18
yeurs.
Faber
of
Chicago
IS
ym
ann
n..v.i.
nkle
of
Washington
ami
Shocker
of
New
xork
11
years,
m
ti-
Nstiomu.
Mil-
fhell
of
PHtladtlphia
has
been
..
.....
leaguer
II
years
and
Di.ak
of
nr,
.vi...
ml
Orlme.
of
New
VoVk
14
sar.
Doak
returns
to
Urooklyn
this
after
s
ptrtQl
of
rtitlnnieiu
wli.u
i.
was
s
Florida
real
esi.ua
dinUr.
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AUCTION
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AUCTION
SALE
AV
ing
resvlecd
ttwtruclkaw
from
Con
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;alj
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A
Ar.ilrrsun.
who
U
km'l;.g
th.s
city
for
Vaucoum
laiaiicl
I
wui
sell
took-avoa.
tarcb
4.
hut
-.i-
:
lire
hoiarhold
effevU
;
,
that
valuable
eumtr
lot
!'ii
two
rasidini
1
,
faring
Ma
Itlghtt
A..-H-U
Wsat
ami
7H
Tsltow
U'nri
Tkik-
-vaidmrrs
are
modern
id
m
r
l
rvjstir:
sre
ocnipled
ooti:
nuoiKijy
nti
rtng
a
'
revenue
iA
tXi
mun'tily
This
pro
MAIL
SCHEDULE"
will
jc
sold
Ji.m
prosapt
'"
I"
Terms
and
r01.1l
t.aiiA
ka
an-
n.
1
noufuttt
at
time
of
Kt'.n
I
of
rtir:'.t
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as
ftti
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Hi-taixman
1
pian
j.
lilt.-
new.
beautiful
-.nte;
buffet
in
dark
q-tarter
rut
nak:
full
ninety
:ke
rhin.i
dinner
s:id
tea
t;
atee-1
tt:r
lixtansj
and
laie
n;
aril
id
''-k
M-t.ee
morris
rh:r.
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chair
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n
1
i
lit..
and
(entre
table:
carpet
u
tre
s
M
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y
semgnui
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chair.
tmUx.
table
!
Otur
brliK
tUstd
heater
rut
pipe.'
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ttrniinjtvo.i
portable
typewr.ter
in
rase,
i
.
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IJiM
rteVJ
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rh'na:
.
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tun-Mr
cabinet
rotary
trains:
machine,
.w'd
book.
eiectr.r
hla
machine,
lis
new
ttmm
Vsat.ti..r
complete
with
ironing
hoard,
vrtngarj
guridass
and
tai.il.
drop
lesr
tuMe.
-b
Vtftrwlov
Reeeitt
rn.-jge
with
Iwt
water
eon-'
Pr.rt.rn
iirrgotM.
kit.-hen
cabinet,
tine
In
CPU,
M.r
ball:
two
living
room
cliairs:
brass!
I"
tstv
in
'
w
bed
.
hlfTcnler.
drmlnc
tnnia:
tbree
Ifemlet
liesvy
bel
complete
1ht
muk.
bruet'-1
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""ti-n
uteit.iU
and
nuaf
oUsar
article
liok
f-r
Rrltir
Had
Psag
j
Property
.pen
for
inspect
son
jhm
m
ur
':!
hour
of
sale
O
t.
Bmsv.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774
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the
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line
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SI.
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over
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dollar
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Oacams.
amtirlvtses
144
Third,
Avenue
Phawe
niark
ill
Purnrttire
of
all
sorts
bought
1
aoM
or
schsnged
!
rutnmmi
RMPAiaiNO
01'lrOL-
i
staring
of
att
.
kinds
ChesMrfMds
recovered
and
mudr
to
irrrler.
All
,
1
work
s-uvanWed.
I'honr
nreati'
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HiptT.j
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WOOD
A.
lrns
Seal
Cove.
Mlxrd
Wood
Hloek
per
load
fl
W
Kindling,
per
load
td
SO
Furnace
Wood,
per
losd
MfM
Iteltvered
Salt
irrtng
PlMtne
Ithtk
ll
ICIstrrAIIKANTS
j
OOOII
KtT.H
CtlT.
j
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Dnger,
Pmprtetreu
i
Third
Avenue.
Neat
0.
W.
V.
A.
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Hume
Cnnlie.1
Meal".
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,
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