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YOU
U.
GIVE
IS
FCRW1RMTK
AMD
HEAT
THAT
OUR
COAL
GWES-
rrcANT
BE
BEAT!
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of
course!
But
more
thankful
for
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
us
up.
You'U
hare
a
Happy
Christmas
if
you
use
our
eoaL
It
gives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Tra
pers
i
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ernithe,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kind,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
J
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Wood
DRY
BIRCH.
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$3.50
Double
Load
$0.50
Large
Sack
.()
0
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransler
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
how
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
SL
Telephone
557.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
In
our
shop
In
Prince
Rupert
as
low
Qffff
A
A
as
IJVUiUU
L
ANGER.
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
NEW
TENDERS
SEWER
PIPES
City
Council
Decides
to
Ignore
hornier
Bids
and
Call
lor
New
Ones
Accepting
the
advice
of.
the.
city
en
gineer,
tbe
city
council
lot
night
decided
to
call
(or
new
leaden.
for
the
'pipe
for
tbe
trunk
sever
which
la
to
b
Uld
the
comhag
spring.
Tender
were
called
list
August
and
opened
and
then
Uld
orer.
It
U
claimed
now
that
freight
rates
are
slightly
lower
and
this
may
affect
the
cost
of
the
pipe.
Alderman
Perry
urged
the
letting
of
tke
contract
to
the
highest
tenderer
aa
the
firm
has
gone
to
a
lot
of
expense
lc
cabling
for
prices
and
had
submitted
the
tender
In
good
faith.
Alderman
Stephens
asked
how
long
It
would
take
to
die
the
trench.
If
the
pipe
was
not
needed
at
once
the
city
might
be
saved
a
considerable
sum
by
calling
for
new
tenders.
Mayor
Ntwura
did
not
consider
it
fair
after
opening
the
other
tenders
to
then
cull
for
new
ones.
Aldermsn
Larsen
remarked
that
It
would
mean
keener
competition.
After
considerable
discussion
it
war
moved
by
Aldermsn
Unsey.
seconded
by
Alderman
Stephens
that
new
tenders
be
called,
and
this
was
carried.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LEADS
IN
NUMBER
OF
NEW
INDUSTRIES
New
industries
nave
been
established
in
ail
tbe
provinces,
though
in
this
respect
British
Columbia
leads,
says
"The
Last
West."
published
at
Winnipeg.
Il
Is
said
that
the
Pacific
province
manufactures
practically
everything
required
by
its
peaple.
AgrirulturaUy.
too.
thk
province
is
prcgrewlng
In
a
marked
de
gree.
The
extensive
arable
areas
in
tbe
central
region
along
the
Prince
Rupert
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
are
attracting
increasing
attention
though,
but
little
advertised,
and
settle
meet
and
production
la
growing.
Mining
developments
from
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupert
are
assuming
considerable
importance
with
outside
capital
coming
In
more
liberally
than
ever
before,
and
'.he
establishment
cf
two
or
three
or
mills
in
the
near
future
seems
certain.
The
lumber,
pole
and
tie
business
Is
also
nourishing.
Farmers
who
are
able
to
handle
tie
contracts
deal
direct
wrth
the
railway
company,
thus
finding
a
market
fcr
suitable
timber
cut
in
land
clearing
operations,
and
obtain
a
substantial
revenue
therefrom.
Those
whe
cannot
take
contracts
direct
deal
with
he
legular
contractors.
christmasIreeTt
cathedral
sunday
-
school
last-night
The
annual
Christmas
tree
In
connection
with
the
Cathedral
Sunday
schec)
was
held
last
night
In
the
Cathedral
Hall,
the
.superintendent,
E.
W.
Tucker,
having
charge
and
being
aided
by
the
teachers.
A
good
supper
was
provided
by
the
teachers,
something
like
one
hundred
and
fifty
sitting
down
to
a
sumptuous
n
past.
The
Christmas
tree
was
unloaded
by
Santa
Claus
and
a
good
program
was
given
as
follows:
Piano
and
violin
duet
Kathleen
Bulger
and
Mar-tret
GUehrlst.
Piano
duet
-Jane
and
Edna
McLean.
Recitation
Catherine
CadwaUader.
Piano
and
violin
duet
Audrey
Par-tin
-and
MeUle
Lawrence.
Song
Pour
Japanese
girls:
Mteses
Harana,
Katsumyama,
K.
Yamanaka,
and
N.
Yamanaka.
Piano
Rosie
Cox.
Recitation
Kenneth
Arnott.
Piano
and
violin
Molly
and
Nellie
Lawrence.
Recitation
George
3.
Dawes.
Song
Pour
Japanese
girls.
Address
on
Christmas
by
Archdeacon
Rlk,
who
presided"
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS,
Savoy
.
uiaison,
a.
Erlendson
and
Miss
Smith,
Oslsnd:
Mrs.
T.
P.
McLeod
and
J.
and
I.
McLeod.
Terrace:
E.
.W.
Bel
arr.
oiewarc:
Hoy
ouss.
Hazelton;
J.
Quinn.
Telegraph
Point;
c
J.
Toombs.
Port
simpsim;
E
Church,
Georgetown:
A
McDcna'.d,
Anyox.
IT
lure
Rupert
Miss
E.
Jones.
Winnipeg;
Mrs.
8.
Kwinllaa.
Miss
I
Wilklruon
land
W.
J.
Service.
Smiihers:
Dr
L.
B
'Wrtncb,
Hiaelloa:
Miss
C.
U.
Peters.
Orean
Palls:
Miss
Mary
Easthope.
Ter
ace:
Mrs.
S
Alger
and
family.
Vsk
(Crorge
McPee.
Georgetown.
(Valral
Lone
Eagle.
Miss
11.
Wtngate.
Miss
Helen
Thorn
Sandy
MeNab.
M.
Jen-itas.
R.
Nr-denstrom.
B.
C.
Warm.
Miss
A.
Burnett
and
J.
C.
liassal.
Ot
taws;
Got
Cordel.
Reno:
W
Lund.
city.
SALVATION
ARMY
CHRISTMAS
TREE
ATMETLAK.4TLA
MeUakatla
Corps
of
the
Salvation
rtny
was
ayaln
to
tbe
fore
in
taklnx
teps
to
properly
celebrate
and
spread
Jhrlstmss
clircr
amongst
the
village
children
by
giving
them
a
tea
party
and
Snrlstms
tree
early
on
Christmas
Ere.
which
proved
to
be
a
very
enjoyable
event.
On
the
27th
a
musical
festival
was
taged
by
the
MeUakatla
Corps
of
the
Jalvatlon
Army,
the
Cttadal
being
pret--Uy
ecorated
and
packed
to
Its
capacity
3
an
appreciative
audience.
The
opening
number
en
the
program.
:nUtled
"Hit
up
the
Flag,"
from
"Musl--al
'Salvationist."
a
typical
Salvation
Army
number
with
a
swing
and
catchy
une.
sung
by
SA.
songsters,
depicted
a
ceoe
of
a
Salvation
Army
lassie
stand-ag
on
the
lop
of
the
world
waving
the
u-my
-Blood
and
Fire"
flag,
the
juniors
tanding
on
each
side
Cf
tAj
world
wsv-ag
the
army
eolcrs.
Well
rendered
appropriate
Chrlstmai
ausle
marked
the
entire
program,
a
erl
table
feast
ot
mirth
and
melody.
Jid
much
of
tbe
success
was
due
to
the
intlrlng
efforts
of
A.
Auckland
at
the
gan;
K.
A.
Leigh
ton
with
his
banjo-oandolln:
M.
Clilton
cn
the
trombone':
invoy
a
If
ton
wellded
the
baton:
and
I.
Haldane
was
scenic
painter.
A
fitting
rinale
number
entitled
Winnipeg"
from
the
War
Cry
was
well
endered
with
a
snap,
volume
and
me-
'
soious
narmony
tnat
cannot
be
sur
massed.
ROCK
WORK
PROCEEDS
ON
THE
TRUNK
SEWER
In
connection
with
the
calling
for
enders
for
sewer
pipes
it
developed
at
the
city
council
meeting
last
Inght
that
iome
rock
work
could
be
done
on
the
runk
sewer
during
the
cold
westher
PROVIDES
CASH
FOR
COMMITTEE
City
Donates
$250
to
Hoard
of
Trade
Tor
Campaign
Favor
of
Hallway
At
tke
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
it
wss
decided
to
grant
the
Geard
of
Trade
the
sum
of
MQ
for
the
r
af
the
committee
on
Peace
River
Aailway.
'
Mayor
Newton,
who
la
a
member
of
fce
joint
committee,
made
the
reoom-
aiMKlations
that
1500
be
gnntrd.
Alderman
Stephena
urged,
that
aa
tke
stlmates
had
already
been
exceeded
:he
sum
ot
S3G0
be
voted
now
and
the
"W
eouaeil
maid
increase
the
amount
iter
It
was
felt
that
1250
would
enable
he
committee
to
carry
os
untu
the
new
council
was
elected
and
the
vote
was
passed.
HRISTM.4S
TREE
BY
ROYAL
PURPLE
AND
ELKS
IS
SUCCESS
Children
e!
members
of
the
Elks
and
3oyal
Purple
Lodges,
orphans
and
In-
.nates
of
the
Ridley
Home
to
the
num
ber
of.
fIy
or
so
were
is
attendance
resterdayaf
lernoon
at
a
ChnsUnaa
Tree
atld
by
the
Elks
and
Royal
Purple
In
he
home
.In
the
Iletgerson
Block.
After
dinner
had
been
served
and
mes
played.
Santa
Claus
put
in
his
appearance
,
and
distributed
generous!?
tilled
stockings
and
present
to
each
child
preent.
Tbe
errut
was
a
completely
success-f'll
on
credit
for
the
arrangement
of
anich
goes
to
Mrs.
IL
A.
Ross.
Mrs.
It
O.
Skinner
'and
Mrs.
R.
Arthur,
Jr.
com
prising
the
committee
In
charge.
Jark
Cobb
gave
Santa
Claua
invaluable
as
litsnce
In
Ms
work.
3EING
TRIED
IN
COUNTY
COURT
BY
JUDGE
YOUNG
HERE
Committed
for
trial
at
Hazelton
on
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
I
charge
of
assault
occasion
ins
arevkusiln
of
tn
nm
Prlod
but
could
not
bodily
harm,
J.
A.
McCoy
was
brought
.SBtam
,u,r
,nd
Aayox
came
up
from
to
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
Tester-!
thttd
to
win.
day
afternoons
train
and
his
trll
is'
ntrtauiment
for
ut
that
milder
westbr
must
be
!
proceedine
before
Judee
P.
McB.
Tnune
I
,l
Anyox
Included
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
let
than
50c
rMsuraat
at
Hawllou
Among
the
Kitueasea
la
Or
Leonard
Wrlneh
Of
Basel
ton.
BASKETBALL
TEAMS
HERE
Hoys
Hack
From
Anyox
Tell
of
Heinz
Entertained
in
Northern
Town
Reporting
the
playing
of
two
Inter,
mating
games
and
a
splendid
reception
at
Anyox.
the
Prince
Rupert
High
debool
basketball
team
returned
heme
m
the
Prln
Rupert
this
morning
from
Anyox
where
they
participated
In
the
-eniBg
matches
of
lh
lntr-lUgh
School
championship
aerlea
which
will
v
costinusd
tiers
this
evening
and
to-narrow
with
Anyox.
Ocean
Palls
and
Prince
Rupert
teams
partJelpetlns;.
Com
lag
down
with
the
local
boys
waa
the
Anyox
team
which
includes
T.
Aslmua,
ceaah;
Eddie
Qsy.
assistant
coach:
W.
Aslmus.
W.
MeMfftan.
J.
O'Neill.
J.
Mc
OMgaU
and
J.
Barclay.
Like
the
Ocean
Fall
team,
which
arrived
a
couple
of
day
ago.
Un
players
from
Anyox
are
oiliHted
la
the
homes
of
local
High
School
pupils.
The
local
players
report
that
tbe
teams
at
Anyox
were
very
evmly
matched
and
the
result
wa
nle.
clean
basketball
of
a
high
standard.
Print
Rupert
won
the
first
game
by
a
seer
of
47
to
In
nve
minutes'
overtime,
it
being
the
first
time
that
the
Anyox
High
School
'Uflered
defeat
en
It
home
floor.
All
the
wf
through
it
was
a
tight
match
with
she
score
14-14
at
the
end
of
the
first
half
and
44-44
at
full
time,
neces
sitating
the
five
minut
overtime
period.
Pwo
players
having
been
ruled
off
for
personal
fools,
prince
ftuprrt
finished
the
game
with
only
four
men.
In
the
second
gam,
which
Anyox
won
by
37
to
80.
Prince
Rupert
took
a
lead
of
fir
paints
sosa
after
tbe
open.
the
local
players
a
banquet
and
wsiiea
oeiore
tee
muweg
work
could
In
County
Court
today.
The
incident
ainct
D
the
gymnasium
on
Tuesday
:e
carried
on.
The
prk
would
beltn
which
Rav
aim
m
,
.i.
.
night:
party
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
carried
out
at
the
estimated
cost
i-
n
h.
t.v.
.
.,.
.
.
Mrs.
Banclav
WninMd.f
vnin.
..
r
:
I
the
show
on
Thursday
night
as
the
A
delight
to
the
connoisseur
I
a
revelation
to
the
i
sceptic
I
DISTILLED
J
I
BLENDED
II
j
M
11
1
bottled
mMmi
IN
SCOTLAND
yJBl'
1
James
Buchanan
&.Cq.,
ijjn
H
Holborn,
London,
E.C.L
m
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
guests
of
Principal
Campbell
of
the
High
:
School.
Prince
Rupert
players
making
tbe
I
trip
were
Allan
Cram.
Harold
Macdonald.
!
Bab
Irvine.
Danny
Morrison,
Joe
,8o
'and
Brbnson
Hunt.
;
Ralph
Smith
went
alcng
as
coaeb
with
Ernie
Bstehford
a
a
capable
supporter.
Wllb
girts'
exhibition
games
between
on'
each
.nceAvlojv
;jth.
.nrjV
JEP,io-.
,j;igni
wui
no
Ocean
Palls
vs.
Prince
'
Rupert
and
Ocean
Palls
vs.
Anyox,
with
'
Prince
Rupert
meeting
Ocean
Fall
and
i
Prince
Rupert
va.
Anyox
tomorrow
night.
SPORT
CHAT
Several
even
such
unsporting
spirited
individuals
as
have
never
previously
taken
an
Interest
in
tbe
hoop
game
are
promising
to
turn
out
for
the
Inter
;Itgh
School
basketball
aerie
which
;
opens
as
far
as
Prince
Rupert
la
con-icerned
in
the
Exhibition
Hall,
contlnu-;
lng
tomorrow
erenlng,
with
three
teamt
,
Ocean
Falls.
Anyox
and
Prince
Bjpert
.participating
So
much
general
Interest
lis
being
taken
In
this
series,
due
no
doubt
to
tbe
close
nature
of
tbe
game
at
Anyox.
that
bumper
crowds
may
be
j
expected
tonlzht
and
tomorrow.
Prince
Rupert
and
Anyox
teams
arrived
from
:
the
north
this
morning,
the
locals
reporting
having
been
given
a
splendid
reception
at
the
smelter
town
which,
hewerer.
did
not
dtounlsh
in
tbe-
Jeast
.
:he
ardor
of,
the
two
contending
igrt-gations.
v
According
to
figures
r
leafed
in
the
east
recently
Ait
Oagne.
of
Prince
Ge.
rge.
is
in
fourth
place
for
scoring
;boncr
la
the
National
Hockey
League.
Boucher,
of
the
New
York
Rangers,
la
flnt
with
nine
points;
Morenz,
of
the
Canadlens.
Is
second;
D.
MacKay.
of
.Chic.iso
is
third;
and
Oagne
Is
fourth,
'each
of
them
being
credited
with
seven
points
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New
WANTED
WANTED.
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BY
small
furnished
CAMFVL
TENANT,
cottage
Phone
Al.
90S
SITUATIONS
WANTED
OIRLS
WANT
TEMPORARY
EMPLOY
ment.
any
kind.
Apply
Box
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city.
30
1
FOR
SAKE
SOxU
SEINE
BOAT
AND
PACKER.
30:
b
p
heavy-
oil
engine
and
Hrst
class
,
-roller,
cost
17.000.
is
months
old.
offered
for
thirty
days
only
at
MMO.
4&xll
Peine
boat.
30
h
pteng4ne
worth
30000.
for
30
day
only.
11.500.
40
hp
heavy
oil
marine
or
staliervtry
engine,
price
HMO.
Two
30-ft.
Salmon
trailers.
7
hp.
and
12
h
p.
price
M50
and
aooo.
it
hp.
3-cyllnder.
4-cyett
Fairbanks
atone,
price
1280.
30
Ivp.
3-cylinder
Buffalo
marine
engine
500
30Q
fathom
Salmon
seise.
3S0
mesh
deep,
used
or.
iy
short
season.
Snap
at
1700.
Apply
J.
Field.
Box
84.
etty.
Phone
23.
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
TWO
ROOMS.
OOOD
Bathroom.
HotKekeepUsg
eonveleace
if
desired.
Apply
190
Third
Are.
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Blue
393.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED:
hot
and
cold
water.
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23
Third
Avenue,
at
room
S
between
S
and
7.
evenings.
364
POn
RENT.
Apartment
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
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Red
C07.
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
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Munro
Bros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE.
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315
Fourth
Ave.
Eat
tf
LOST
LOST.
SMALL
GOLD
PIN
SET
With
pearU.
with
blsck
border
Between
Government
wharf
and
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
office.
Reward.
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office.
KEYS.
APPLT
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
J..
Zt'MKr.HB
tlenrral
HaoHy
Man
Furnaces
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Repaired.
Chimntcs
Swept.
i
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V
'Cemetery
Plot
Cared
For.
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Red
343.
Prince
Rupert.
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ri
kshiiim.s
V
,Oisuld'-utW,
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room
suites.
Bsrrymore
carpets,
walnut
dres-
scts,
walnut
vanity
dressers,
floor
lamps,
upholstered
cane
chairs,
beds,
blankets,
lounges,
ranges,
brick
lined
lusters,
mat,
linoleum.
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yourself
to
a
New
Year's
Gift!
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775
EXCHANGE
NEW
AMI
ftECOMI
IIIMI
FI'RMTI'RE
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged.
Player
Pfano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
in
stock.
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M9
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Ave.
MRA
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SIQ
Every
Day
la
ItOI.UtR
II
VY
at
THE
nni.L.tR
HTOnP
20
per
cent
Discount
on
alt
Stamped
Goods
Nothing
Over
a
Dollar.
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Buy.
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or
Extbtng
.anything.
Plinne
Itlvfc
lil
XM1H
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I
have
only
a
limited
number
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31
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cau-Wedaesday
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premier
Eundsys
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.lajot.
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Tuesdsyt
Fridays
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Naas
Rltrr
Point
Sundays
r
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mr
Points
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3
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am
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pjn
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113
73
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p.m
Bicycles
and
Joycycles
the
very
thing
Hh
9
va
to
make
the
youngster
happy
for
the!
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to
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monthly.
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me
nowfiHIgh
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33
pjn
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lltl.MNnF.lt
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aJn
3li
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nine
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Train.
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.
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lvm
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Sundays
Wednesday
Saturdays
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Nov.
3.
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day
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28.
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polnis
Nov.
30.
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31.
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Oneen
Charlotte
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row
v.
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rrom
fjneen
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December
I
and
13
C.!I.H
TRAINS
Fur
the
East-Monday.
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at
1130
am.
Frorn
the
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-Tuesdays.
Thursdsya
at
3
30
pjn.
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