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BOARD
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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LICENSES,
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DAY
CELEBRATION'
AND
DIFFERENT
COUNTniE'.
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The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
last
evening
vu
mostly
occupied
with
the
reading
of
correspanderice
and
the
re
ceding
of
report
of
committee's.
The
deputy
minister
of
marln
and
fisheries
wrote
the
board
In
respect
to
the
redistribution
of
Japanese
licenses
and
Intimated
that
there
would
be
no
change
in
the
policy
of
the
department.
The
communication
stated
that
the
re
commendations
of
the
fisheries
com
mission
made
In
1922
would
be
adhered
to
with
regard
to
the
gradual
eJlmlna
tlon
of
Orientals
from
the
fisheries
The
suggestion
provoked
some
discus
sion
and
finally,
on
motion
of
O.
W.
Nlckerson
and
Olof
Hanson,
the
matter
was
referred
to
the
fisheries
committee
for
investigation.
The
Native
sons
of
Canada
had
a
communication
before
the
board
asking
for
co-operation
in
connection
with
the
celebration
of
Canada's
Jubilee
and
ask
ed
that
representative
attend
a
meeting
on
March
9
to
consider
plans.
On
motion
of
the
board
President
W.
O.
Pulton
was
appointed
as
delegate
to
the
meeting.
TRAIL
AT
STEWART
A
letter
from
the
Stewart
Board
o!
Trade
asking
for
co-operation
in
having
a
trail
put
In
from
Stewart
to
Telegraph
Creek
was
referred
to
the
committee
of
public
works.
An
enclosure
of
a
copy
of
a
letter
addressed
to
the
Hon.
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherland
was
also
read.
The
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
asked
the
co-operation
of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
having
tourists
premlts
Issued
for
ninety
days
instead
of
thirty
days.
It
was
intimated
that
the
matter
had
already
been
adjusted
satisfactorily.
A
party
from
the
Evening
Graphic
of
New
York
Intimated
that
It
would
be
In
the
city
on
July
29
in
the
course
of
a
trip
to
Alaska
and
the
letter
was
referred
to
the
publicity
and
entertainment
committees
for
consideration.
The
Virginia
Associated
Chambers
of
Commerce
will
also
be
asked
to
visit
the
city
this
summer
on
then-
excursion
north.
Arrangements
for
entertaining
have
already
been
attended
to
by
the
Canadian
National
Railway
which
is
li&ndllng
the
party.
O.
A.
Woodland
asked
that
some
re
presentation
be
made
to
CUM.
officials
who
will
be
In
the
city
in
a
wee
or
ten
days
time
with
regard
to
connecting
Port
Edward
cannery
with
the
city
telephone
service.
He
said
that
the
cannery
people
were
anxious
to
have
communication
with
the
city.
AI'TO
fllAUOES
The
matter
of
the
freight
charges
on
autos
to
and
from
the
Interior
was
again
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
board
by
S.
E.
Parker
and
the
president
asked
the
secretary
to
ask
the
com
ml
t
tee
for
a
report
on
the
question.
HANSON
HONORED
BYTRADEBOARD
PRESENTATION'
MADE
TO
LATE
PRESIDENT
WHO
KAW
MITII
DEVELOPMENT
Dl'ltlM)
19G
In
recognition
of
his
energetic
work
as
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
during
the
year
1928
in
which
period
there
were
several
epochal
happenings
In
the
development
of
Prince
Rupert.
Olof
Hanson
was
presented
at
the
monthly
meeting
last
night
with
a
cutyxlaJts-Jbowl
,wltb;
silver,
cover
suit
ably
-Inscribed
and'
containing
wheat
from
the
Cargo
of
the
steamer
Aden
Maru,
first
grain
ship
to
lead
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
presentation
was
made
by.
O.
A
Woodland
Who
delivered
the
following
address:
It
affords
me
very
great
pleasure
to
be
deputed
by
the
president
to
per
form
the
pleasing
function
of
making
this
small
presentation
to
our
ex-presl
dent,
Olaf
Hanson,
as
a
memento
of
his
year
as
president
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Board
of
Trade.
Mr.
Hanson
has
not
only
proved
him-
'
self
an
excellent
official
by
attending
to
even
the
smallest
details
of
any
mat
ter
which
came
before
him,
but
during
his
year
1920,
which
was
an
epochal
one,
the
first
shipment
of
wheat
from
the
local
elevator
was
made.
To
mark
this
auspicious
event
and
to
show
our
appreciation
to
a
board
of
trade
presl
dent
who,
as
we
all
know,
worked
con
slstently
and
hard
to
bring
about
this
happy
state
of
affairs,
we,
the
members
of
the.
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade,
present
to
you,
Mr.
Hanson,
this
small
token
of
our
appreciation,
which
con'
slats
of
a
small
cut-gists
bowl
with
sliver
cover
suitably
inscribed,
filled
with
wheat
from
the
first
cargo
shipped
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Suzuki
Line
steamer,
"Aden
Maru."
j
other
ji:m:iu!N0
I
There
are
several
gentlemen,
also
mem
bers
of
this
board,
who
did
excellent
work
In
putting
this
port
on
the
map
through
wheat
exportation.
I
refer
to
Fred
Stork,
P.
a,
Dawson,
J,
VT.
Nlcholl
M.
P.
MoCaffery
and
G,
W.
Nlckerson,
and
I
feel
sure
that.
In
making
this
presentation,
we
should
couple
their
names
and
tender
to
them
our
sincere
thank
for
the
untiring
and
capabl
work
they
performed,
We
-Blncertly
trust
that
you
may
long
be
spared
to
enjoy
thli
small
token
and
that
your
further
activities
may
b
as
successful.
'
fiij
"
.
O
1927
s
1
Mr.
Hanson
suitably
replied.
He
ex-!
pressed
his
appreciation
and
asserted
that
the
work
of
the
Prince
Rupert
'
Board
of
Trade
in
upbuilding
the
city
,
and
district
would
always
be
close
to
,
his
heart.
STEAM
ENGINEERS
i
HAYE
MEETING
WITH
1
CANADIAN
ORGANIZER
Members
of
Local
S10.
International
Union
of
Steam
and
Operating
Engin
eers,
held
a
meeting
last
evening
in
the
Carpenters'
Hall
for
the
purpose
of
meeting
Prank
Healey.
Canadian
organ
izer
of
the
union.
President
P.
Mc
Connack
was
in
the
chair
and
Intro
duced
Mr.
Healey
who
gave
an
interest
ing
address
on
matters
relating
to
the
work
of
the
union.
The
meeting
was
well
attended,
and
the
members
listened
with
interest
to
the
address
of
Mr.
:
Healey.
who
also
'
answered
several
1
questions
which
were
asked
him
by
the
,
individual
members.
OLISH
GIRL
BRIDE
OF
MANFROM
ANYOX
MM
.Maria
Lemrcha
I'nltrd
In
Marriage
'
to
Meiilien
lUtzuk
by
KMiop
Itunoz
Tlilx
Morning
In
the
presence
of
a
few
friends
from
Anyox
and
Prince
Rupert,
the
marriage
took
place
quietly
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
in
Annunciation
Church
of
Miss
Maria
Lemecha,
who
Just
arrived
recently
from
Poland;
and
Stephen
Bas-zuk,
an
Anyox
miner.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Baszuk
will
leave
tomorrow
.
evening
on
the
steamer
Camosun
for
Anyox
where
they
will
reside.
ROYAL
PURPLE
HAD
BRIDGE
AND
WHIST
PARTY
LAST
NIGHT
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Purple
a
bridge
and
whist
drive
was
held
lait
evening
at
the
home
Mrs.
R.
Arthur
Jr..
1138
Second
Ave.
Mrs.
H
F
Glawey
and
Mrs.
B.
Self
were
Inner
of
the
prize
at
bridge
and
Miss
E.
Ross
and
Mrs.
Shenton
were
winners
in
the
whist
games.
The
committee
in
charge
included
Mrs.
L.
Mur
ray
Fuller.
Mrs.
R.
Ar.hur
Jr.,
and
Mrs.
P.
Olassey.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Prince
George
Hockey
team,
which
won
the
Intermediate
championship
of
British
Columbia,
was
given
a
Was
Nearly
Crazy
With
Boils
All
Over
His
Body
Mr.
&
L.
Burke,
Barronifleld,
writes:
"For
some
time
I
was
nearly
craxy
with
bolls
all
over
my
body.
I
tried
everything
I
coulJ
think
of
to
get
rid
of
tkem,
but
to
no
avail,
for
as
soon
as
on
was
healed
up
another
would
appear
to
take
its
placw.
I
was
advised
to
take
and
after
I
had
used
two
bottles
th
boils
had
all
disappeared
end
I
have
not
been
troubled
with
thera
since."
Put
cp
only
by
The
T.
Itilbura
Co.,
molted,
Toronto,
Out.
on,
Monday.
The
mayor
met
the
boyi
and
Manager
C.
J.
Pldgeon
was
given
an
oscillatory
greeting
by
a
bevy
of
pretty
local
girls.
A
dinner
was
held
on
Tuesday
evening
In
the
Prince
George
Hotel
In
honor
of
the
team.
It
was
a
noisy
but
happy
affair.
There
have
been
three
weddings
solemnized
here
this
week
by
Rev.
8.
T
Oalbralth.
Miss
Mary
Margaret
Strirg-ler
of
Vanderhoof
and
Everet
Oarflela
Poole
of
Mapes
were
married
on
Mondaj
as
well
as
Mrs.
Mary
Jane
RUey
ol
Calgary
and
William
Armstrong
:
i
o.
Prince
George.
On
Tuesday,
Miss
Mar
guerite
Davidson
and
Charles
Oswald
Robson
of
Aleza
Lake
were
united.
An
excellent
program
was
presented
treat
teceptlon
when
It
returned
home
ies
campaign
Purity
by
the
Prince
George
Glee
Club
at
a
concert
In
the
Strand
Theatre
on
Wednesday
evening.
There
were
a
numbe:
of
novel
Items
on
the
program.
Those
taking
part
Included
C.
E.
Allen,
W.
J.
Illeri,
B.
Trotman,
M.
McAlplne
and
W.
J.-Pftman-
as
well
'as
many
others.'
The
Canadian
Legion
hockey
team
won
the
city
Junior
championship
on
Manday
by
defeating
the
Elk
In
th
final.
Miss
Ina
.Allen,
who
is
running
as
Miss
Bakery,
la
away
ahead
In
the
Canadian
Legion's
popularity
contest
here.
Her
closest
rival
is
Miss
Alma
Grundall
(Miss
Qlscome).
A
tea
and
entertainment
was
given
In
the
ballroom
of
the
Prince
George
Hotel
by
the
Quest
Club
for
the
benefit
of
the
University
of
B.C.
home
eoonom
Contributing
to
an
at
Flavor
have
made
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
The
Household
Choice
for
many
Generations
A
delicious,
pure
and
wholesome
food
beverage,
made
only
of
high
grade
cocoa
beans,
carefully
blended
and
prepared
by
a
perfect
mechanical
process,
no
chemicals
being
used
WALTER
BAKER
&
CO.
Limited
Established
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
Booklet
cf
Choice
Recihw
sent
free
tractive
program
were
Misses
Dixon.
Gait,
lyons,
Nichols
'nd
Jonas,
pupils
of
Miss
Inga
Anderson.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Sutton
gave
an
mtereatiRg
address.
Rev.
S.
T.
Galbralth
left
this
week
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
meetings
of
the
United
Church
home
mission
and
.settlement
committees.
John
Mclnnts
returned
on
Tuesday
irom
all
extended
visit
to
the
coast.
The
Prince
George
Glee
Club,
on
the
ve
of
te
departure
of
IU
secretary,
Allan
Douglas
for
Vancouver,
mhere
he
w.ll
locate,
presented
him
with
a
hand-one
cigarette
case.
Walter
and
Henry
Wyatt,
colored.
.re
each
assessed
110.
with
th
option
f
fourteen
days'
imprisonment,
for
left
and
chose
to
do
the
time.
They
at
too
eior
to
Dare
McDonald's
J.
H.
Johnson,
proprietor
of
the
:nce
George
Hotel,
is
In
receipt
of
word
that
his
daughter;.
Mis
Virginia
Johnson,
received
honors
In
both
his-
ory
and
counterpoint
In
recent
dam
nation
at
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music.
Matters
political
are
livening
up
In
rince
George
The
Conservative
and
lberal
Associations
both
had
meeting
his
week.
Ol.TS.
MAPl.i;
i
ntl'K.
AMI
TERMIN
ALS
i-
nisi
vinoitn:
Colts.
13;
Tuxis.,9.
Adanacs.
10;
"Maple
Leafs.
30.
Terminals.
63;
Elevator.
23
Only
three
game
were
played
last
evening
In
the
basketball
series,
the
Tenlor
League,
.fixture
being
cancelled
the
Sons
of
Canada
were
unable
to
field
a
team.
.
A
feature
of
the
games
as
the
heavy
sccrlng
of
th
Terminals
jver
the
Elevator
who
alto
notched
a
fairly
good
number
of
baskets.
Play
wat
jpen
and
there
was
tittle
checking,
both
de
making
several
trys
for
baskets.
Individual
scoring
was
a
follows:
JIAKMt
I.EACI
E
Colts
H.
Macoond.vS;
E
Ratchford
R.
Stalker;
R.
Irvine;
J.
Soott.
2.
To
tal.
13.
Tuxi-B.
Hunt.
4:
J.
Carrie.
I;
M
Sakamoto;
E.
Smith:
W.
Patmore,
4;
F.
Morrison.
Total,
9.
LAMES
I
KtCil
t:
Adanacs
C.
Mitchell;
W.
Dyer.
V.
Smith.
4;
A.
Mlnzgohr:
E.
Dalby.
2;
D.
Gosse.
4.
Total,
10.
Maple
Leafs
M.
Graham.
8;
C.
Har-
ey.
14;
II.
Orint,
8;
If.
81m;
M.
Thomp
son.
2.
Total.
'30.
iVTutMr.MATK
it.a(U
i:
Tf-rmlDala
R.
Smith,
8:
J.
McNulty,
39.
:Cr
Thorn
pon.
2i
H,
'
Maed'onald,
4;
a,
Gurvlch,
10,'
R.
Stalker,
2.
Total,
C6.
Elevatorr-P.
JHtre
10:
P.
OlM;
Big-
gan:
Hughes-,
r.
Kelef.B;
W.
Murray.
S
Total.
23.
I
K
TAIll
I
S
The
league
Standing
to
date
are
as
follow:
Krnlor.
Irajne
V.
D.
L.
,Pt.
Elks
10
0
3
20
Terminals
.
.
8
0
1U
Native
Sons.
..
2
0
10
4
Intrrnifcllalr
Im-nr
Orotto
14
0
3
24
Ternunsls
...,
11
0
0
23
Bankers
3
0
13
(I
Elevator
0
0
0
0
l-nlle'
Inigue
Maple
Leafs
15
1
1
31
Adanacs
1'
1
15
3
Junior
league
Colt
11
0
5
22
!Aars
?
0
8
18
Tuxls
Boys
...
4
0
B
8
'
n
n
SPORT
CHAT
A
senior
basketball
team
from
Port
Blmpwm
will
play
a
local
senior
team
In
tb
city
next
Friday
night
a
preliminary
game
to
determine
the
championship
of
Northern
British
Col
umbla.
Three
of
the.
games
In
the
Orotto
v.
Ot.
Andrew'
billiard
fixture
were
play
tl
last
night,
the
tobacconist
winning
them
all.
The,
score
wrr:
George
Waugh
(Orotto),
200;
'Fred
I'yl
tBt,
Andrew)
155.
J.
Andrews,
-OO;
O.
P.
Tinker,
120,
J.
Hainl1ton,200;
IVrt-Morgan,
187.
Grorg
Howe
V.
S.
D.
Macdoual'l
V
antedC
For
Sale
For
Rent
efnee.
table,
oak
library
ttand.
gramophone
'.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
REftT.
with
stand,
full
sire
bed,
complete,
j
Apply
Muasaltem
Grocery.
Phone
18.
child
bed.
linoleum
rug
BXB.
folding
bed
couch.
Apply
853
Summit
Avenue.
61
Kermath
marine
engine
in
first
class
running
order.
Price
reasonable.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
60
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
LOTS
44
&
47.
Block
13,
section
3;
Lou
13
and
14,
block
44,
section
S;
Lot
3,
block
41.
section
5.
Official
Administrator.
FOR
BALE.
IIP.
REOAL
ENGINE
with
rtterte
In
good
running
order.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club,
Cow
Bay.
&3
SNAP
POR
CASH,
SEVENTEEN
FOOT
gaaboat,
4
hp.
Fairbanks
engine.
Owner
leaving
city.
Phone
443.
64
FOR
SALE.
OLDSMOBILE
SIX
COACH;
perfect
condition.
1928
model.
Apply
Box
24,
Dally
New
office.
57
POR
SALE
CHEAP.
IN
ONE
LOT.
ALL
the
household
furniture
of
three
roomed
flat-
Phone
Red
78.
53
RESTAURANT
FIXTURES
FOR
SALE
cheap.
Mint
be
sold
this
week.
P.O.
378.
ORANDVIEW
HOTEL
Make
an
oSerl
FOUND
FOUND
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
U
K.
Dutton,
Intend
to
hold
one
mare
and
colt
strayed
to
the
farm,
for
feed
cost.
L.
K.
Dutton,
Kltwahga,
DC.
FOUND;
EIGHTEEN
FOOT
HOW
BOAT
below
CI
ax
ton.
Apply
lan
a,
Davit,
Claxton,
DC.
53
and
Dr.
West
vs.
W.
play
today.
FOR
SALE.
87
E.
Wiltlscroft
will
Canada,
has
two
new
boxing
cham
ploii.
-Chris
Newton
of
Toronto
.
rap
tured
pie
Canadian
.
lightweight.
'title
when
he
knocked'out
Cliff
Graham
ttw
Lforuier
champion
and
also
of
Toronto
In
mronio.
ine
anaexout
came
in
the
9th
round
of
10-round
bout.
Harrv
Dillon
of
Winnipeg
waa
awarded
the
Canadlah
llght-heavywelght
champion
ship
of
the
Dominion
In
Vancouver,
when
he
defeated
Charlie
Belanger.
al
so
a
former
Winnipeg
boy
on
points.
IIOTIX
AltltlVAI..
1
"
l"rlnee
ltiiK-rt
Norman
Boyd,
T.
J.
Stephens,
R.
Wilson,
I.
Margrave,
Walter
E.
Trump,
J
F.
Bentham,
C.
A.
Oarrlck
and
Mrs.
A.
Stone.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mr.
George
II.
Clark,
Prince
Rupert:
A.
Flak.
Prince
Oeorge;
Mr.
D.
T.
Evan.
Anyox:
Q.
A.
Donnelly,
Seattle:
W.
McUmon.
Winnipeg;
D.
W.
Peake,
Ocean
Palls;
Chef
Urson
and
Herbert
Buckmeler.
SUnkood,
Wash.;
John
Well,
Juneau,
satny
D.
McVIcur,
Anyox.
Whatsoever
shall
he
rip.
(4
a
man
sews
that
also
SAWS
E?$J?Z
Ku'"'ontecd
to
cut
10
more
tlmlxr
lit
ome
time,
vlthles
labor
than
any
otlicr"taw.
aiMONO
CSNAOA
MW
CO.
tV1.
MOHTStAL
VNOOUVt..
t.
jam.
h
i,
TMONTQ
FOR
RENT
--MODERN
HOUSE.
HVC
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
tf
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Becond
Avenue.
Phon
137.
AUCTIONEER
tf
839
NOTICE
OP
SALE
ON
MARCH
34
AT
3
pm
Lot.
with
two
residence,
rented
continuously
bringing
t53
monthly;
These
house
are
situated
at
542
Eighth
Avenue
West
Tbe
furnishing
are
offered
in
one
lot
up
till
March
34
Palling
disposal
in
one
lot.
itemised
Hat
or
furniture
will
be
published
on
VI
arch
23
and
will
be
sold
according
to
the
wtahea
of
the
pubtle.
O.
P.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
DOLLAR
STORE
hate
HKmnllnued
the
Umnen
l:rhanrr
will
find
MirillMI
OVI.R
A
IHH.HH
fur
Sale
Irr
this
hop.
IIMILAK
STOKE.
tiniiMov
h'iimti
he
:xnitfir.
liFMiurily
A-
(iatnon,
prnprlelnrs
144
TMrd
Avenue
I'lKiiie
lllark
4!l
Furniture
of
all
aorta
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
UI'IIOLSTERINtt
FURNITURE
REPAIRINO:
UPIIOL-
itrring
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfield
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
803.
a.
.
iiutrr.
WOOD
A.
ISAACSON
'
Sral
t'nte.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
AO0.
Kindling,
per
load
M
Furnace
Wood,
per
load'
bO
'
'
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
rimne
lllark
4fi
RESTAURANTS
(lOOH
EATS
CUT.
Mr.
Uneer.
Proprletres
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
(IimkI
lloinr
Cnokeil
Mfal.
Phone
black
700
TAXI
Phonr
f,7
Tnxl
(Call
C.eorKC.
Fnul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
PnssenKer
Studo-
bakers
nt
your
dlflposnl
any
time
ROSS
IIKOS.
I'OOL
ROOM
Meeker
Work.
fAcro.
from
Emprens
Hotel)
tttf
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
simiav.
MAuni
n
Hlgri
3:10
am.
.
23.1
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15:33
p.m.
a
31.2
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low
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pit.
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3:50
ajn.
21.8
ft.
10:23
pm.
19
9
Low
10:00
a.m,
3.3
23:23
p.m.
4,0
Tl
I'.SKAV,
MAIM'll
8
High
..........
4:38
am.
31.0
It.
,
17il8
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18.3
low
ii:o
am.
4.1
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2.1:08
p.m..
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march
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10.0
ft.
18:20
p.m.
10
0
"
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12:00
pm.
6.2
"
si'
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
J2c
per
word
in
advanccCNo
Adv
rtisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
WANTED
FOR
SALE
PURNITUKE
POR
SALE.
OAK
DIKINO
FOR
HUNT
WANTED.
-
WOMAN
TO
COOK
rOH
rX)K
HENT
STEAM
HEATED
APAHT-about
seven
men,
out
of
town.
Oood
ments.
Apply
Smith
As
Mallett.
Ltd.
place
and
good
wage.
Phone
Hedl
Telephone
174.
1.
S3
WANTED.
SMART
BOY
TO
WORK
IN
stow.
Apply
Box
as.
Dally
News
Office,
tf
WANTED.
TO
PURCHASE
IIAUBUTl
FOIl
RENT.
PURNISHED
HOUSE;
central:
20.
Apply
311
Fourth
Avenue
East
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS,
PHONOGRAPHS
and
Singer
Sewing
Machine.
Walker
schooner.
Apply
Box
35,
Dully
.News!
Mutlo
SUre.
'FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
C07.
tf
FOR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
.
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ni.-iiiunn
.
Found,
MAIL
SCHEDULE
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tie
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fl
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jl
To
taiMurf
Tuesday
Friday
.
Saturday
C.PJI,
Man
h
II
ar.4
a
First
cla
msU
f
tkz
:
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on
Mi
ndart.
W;
Saturday
by
CNA
Ut:
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Tn
AbJiu,
Allt-e
Ara,
MniUMk
mlr
Sundsys
K
Wrdnesdayi
To
It.
Klropwa
an
Ni
limpcs
Sundays
To
tlatka
Faints
Uartb
7.
18
and
To
uetn
i
barMIe
March
13
.
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38
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Ihe
r.t
I.((1M10
li
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i
.
t
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rmra
Vanreuirv
2nd
Ave.
A
2nd
St
3rd
Ave.
it
Fulton
Bt
3rd
Av.
A
6th
St
Sunday
colle'
"
:
c
day
only,
ist
Sunday
Wednesday
it
Friday
.
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CJJl.
March
7,
II
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tna.
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Tuesday
ul
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I
loin
Alaska
Point
Marth
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33
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8th
Av.
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A
Sherbrook
Area
llth
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Ave.
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Ave
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11
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7
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f
March
31
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lmpn
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nd
lt
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yr
I
rom
Hteanrl.
Anyot
Tuesday
Cmoun
Fridays.
Trlnce
OK
For
IJueen
Charlotle-March
13
.
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oJ'
March
28.
limn
iuern
I'M'I"""-M.rch
10-
.
mat
March
J4.
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W
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For
Alak
.
March
7.
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March
18.
Pr-March
V
M--M.
Wne
From
Alak
M-M.rch
II
Tn
March
33-
Wnrf-
c.ntrains
For
East
Mondy.
to
Saturday
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