PAGE
FOUR
TITO
DaILY
N73
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IN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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WINNERS
IX
JINIOIl
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IN-TKKMKIII
ATE
(iAMKS
,
Stars,
28;
Colts,
32.
Mnple
Leafs.
22;
Colts,
28,
Elevator,
13;
Bankers,
21.
Orotto,
32;
Terminals.
30.
Lnst
night's
basketball
games
were
featured
by
overtime
play
In
two
of
the
four
games.
In
the
Stars
vs.
Colts
game,
the
score
was
25
all
when
time
was
called
but,
in
the
ten-minute
over'
time
period,
the
Colts
were
able
to
notch
seven
more
whlto
the
Stars
gather
ed
In
only
3.
In
the
intermediate
game
between
the
Orotto
and
the
Terminals,
it
was
ex
pected
that
there
would
be
a
battle
royal
and
this
was
dished
up
In
good
style
for
the
fans
who
had
to
wait
for
an
overtime
,
period
to
settle
the
argu
ment.
In
the
game
between
the
Maple
Leafs
and
the
Colts,
the
boys
were
able
to
out
score
their
opponents
although
the
play
was
fairly
even
The
scoring
In
the
various
games
was
as
follows:
Junior
I-eugue
Stars
T.
Kelsey
3,
C.
Smith
6,
W.
Donald
7,
D.
Morrison,
W.
Murray
12,
Total
28.
Colts-1-!!.
Macdonald
7,
E.
Ratchford
9,
R.
Stalker
2,
J.
Scott
6,
R.
Irvine
8.
Total
32.
MAPLE
I.E.U
v.
COLTS
Maple
Leafs
M.
Oraham,
M.
Harvey
2,
C.
Harvey
10,
L.
Lowe
10,
H.
Grant.
Total
22.
Colts
H.
Macdonald
12;
C.
Ratchford
6,
R.
Irvine
2,
D.
Morrison
2,
T.
Kelsey.
6.
Total
28.
INTERMEDIATE
(1A.MK
Elevator
P.
Moore
4,
F.
Glass
1,
T.
Black
8,
F.
Blggan.
T.
Hughes.
Total
13.
Bankers
A.
E.
Walters
8,
R.
Egerton
3,
F.
Smith,
a.
Hills
8,
O.
H1U
2.
Total
21.
Grotto
D.
Gurvich
7,
W.
Wrathall
14,
V.
Meagher.
W.
Murray
4.
D.
Stalker
7.
Total
.32.
Terminals.
R.
Smith
2,
J.
McNulty
14,
S.
Gurvich
4,
S.
Joy,
C.
Thompson
6.
D.
Frlzzell
4.
Total
30.
I.K.UUE
TAI5I.ES
-
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
Pts.
Elks
10
0
2
20
Terminals
....
7
0
1
6
14
Native
Sons
.
.
2
0
10
4
'
IMermeillale
l-.ijue
Orotto-
13
0
3
26
Terminals
....
10
0
6
20
Bankers
......
3
0
12
6
Elevator
0
0
5
0
Ladies'
league
'
Maple
Leafs
..14
1
1
'2
Adanacs
'
1
1
14
3
Junior
league
Colt
10
0
S
20
Stars
9
0
7
18
Tux
Is
Boys
...
3
0
7
e
CHURCH
NOTICES
GROTTO
SCORE
HEAVY
ViaOfltf
OYER
GYROS
milliard
league
fixture
lteulW
In
993
to
X.Y
eore
In
TobatrimittK'
I'm
or
Dy
the
large
score
of
993
to
852.
the
Orotto
defeated
the
Oyros
In
last
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
and
moved
Into
second
place
In
the
standing,
eleven
points
behind
the
Terminals.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
W.
Long
(Oyros),
193;
Geo.
Waugh
(Orotto),
200.
W.
J.
Nelson,
136;
J.
Andrews.
200.
P.
Aldrldge,
16fl;
J.
Hamilton,
200.
'
A.,McDonald.
157;
O.
Howe.
'200.
.
B.
Self,
200;
Dr-.
J.
It.
West.
193.
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
'
Games
.
Tptal
,
Aver.
Vrnrlnals
)
14
12,728
909
Orotto
IS
13.463
898
ayros
15
13,359
891
Moose
14
12.428
888
St.
Andrew's
..
14
12.395
885
The
averages
for
the
players
In
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
Oames
Ttl.
Aver.
It.
Parr
(Moose)
1
200
200
Geo.
Mcllmoyle
(Mooje)
7
1361
194
J.
HUlman
(Moose)
14
2C80
192
O.
Howe
(Grotto)
8
1535
192
W.
E.
Wllllscr'oft
(St.
A.)
9
1717
191
D.
Howe
(Terminals)
..
14
2047
18.1
Fred
Pyle
(St.
Andrew'!)
12
2231
188
P.
Zleman
(Terminals)..
13
2426
187
W.
Stuart
(Terminals)
..
Z
373
187
P.
O'Donnell
(Terminals
10
1858
186
Ben
Self
(Gyro)
13
2405
185
8.
D.
Macdouald
(St.
A.)
10
1851
185
J.
Hamilton
(Orotto)
..
15
2754
184
W.
J.
Nelson
(Oyro)
...
14
2579
14
Frank
Aldrldge
(Oyro)
.
15
2745
183
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
IS
2733
182
O.
Waugh
(Orotto)
...
IS
2714
181
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
....
15
2713
181
J.
Brown
(Moose)
13
2350
181
G
Balagno
(Terminals)..
14
2513
180
J.
Andrews.
(Orotto)
...
IS
2081
179
8.
Durton
(St.
Andrew's)
2
356
178
11.
Corbett
(Terminals).
13
2292
170.
M.
MacLachlan
(Bt.
A.)
.
11
1928
17S
3.
May
(
Moose
V
13
2264
174"
Don
Brown
(Moose)...
.
8
1378
172
O.
Krause
(Oyros)
4
688
172
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)...
12
1981
163
J.
McLean
(Terminals).
2
323
1C2
A.
Macdonald
(Oyro)
...
13
3101
ltl
J.
Judge
(Moot)
14
2258
1(1
a,
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)...
12
1909
159
a.
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
7
1089
1SS
Brrt
Hopkins
(Terminal!)
2
306
183
A.
Harvey
(Oyros)
....
.
1
131
131
$3
$
HAD
BAD
SPELLS
WITH
HER
HEART
Mrs.
R.
0.
Hall,
Bolton
Centre,
Que.,
writes:
Some
time
ag-)
1
had
bad
spells
with
tnj
heart
which
I
believe
was
caused
by
nervousness.
I
tried
everything
I
could
think
of.
but
could
get
no
relief
until
ono
of
my
friends
persuwea
me
to
got
&
box
of
t
After
I
had
taken
a
few
boxes
I
got
wonderful
relief.
I
now
weigh
-roe
hundred
and
thirtv.
are
pounds
where,
before.
I
never
went
over
ninety,
f
Prire
50c.
a
box
at
all
dmren'sti
or
dealers,
or
nailed
direct
on,
reeeiiit
of
price
dt
me
i.
.unburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
OnL
TO
WIN
CUP
UPTON'S
AIM
IS
qt'ITTlXO
Itl'SlNES
ACTIVITIES
TO
(iO
A
IT
E
It
TUB
IAMOIS
TKOIMIY
LONDON.
Feb.
6.
After
67
years
spent
In
building
up
his
tremendous
In-
:
terests.
Sir
Thomas
Llpton.
great
sports
man
ind
exponent
of
hard
work,
is
relinquishing
the
active
direction
of
Upton's
Limited,
to'
go
seriously
Into
the
business
of
winning
the
America
Vacht
cup.
Early
this
spring,
be
announced
In
an
exclusive
Interview
with
the
United
News
he
will
go
to
the
United
States.
He
will
make
the
most
extended
visit
that
he
has
had
time
to
make
since
58
in
next
September
ten
months
notice
years
ago.
he
went
over
In
steerage
to
j
lay
the
foundation
of
a
-great
fortune.
"Retire?"
he
asked,
resentfully
when
questioned
about
his
recent
decision
to
leave
the
management
of
his
attain
tt
younger
men.
"Of
course
I'm
not
retiring.
No
maa
ought
to
retire
and
laze
about.
I've
got
the
world
before
me
and
111
work
as
hard
as
ever
but
a
different
thing.
I
am
going
first
to
have
another
shot
at
the
America
cup
with
Shamrock
V.
It
Is
the
ambition
of
my
life
to
lift
it
rJ
now
111
have
time
to
see
that
my
fifth
attempt
In
27
years
Is
a
real
one.
Last
time
In
1920
I
won
the
first
two
out
of
five
races
and
If
I
can
do
Just
a
little
bit
better
this
time
I
ought
to
win.
c,TO
TOIU
AMERICA
I'm
going.
over
in
a
couple
of
months.
m
m
ea-qoinq
r
ex
1
i
?
ocr
oerv
vice
time-honoured
are
the
traditions
HOW
associated
with
the
names
of
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldsonl
How
typical
are
these
services
of
the
highest
standards
in
the
British
Mercantile
Marine
I
In
1840
the
pioneer
of
Trans-Atlantic
passenger
services.
And,
since
then,
the
pioneer
in
everything
which
makes
for
safer
and
more
enjoyable,
travel.
To-day,
it
is
second
to
none.
New,
oil-burning
liners,
manned
'by
the
finest
personnel
every
gent
ashore
a
specialist
in
travel.
A
vast
organization
imbued
throughout
with
the
ideal
of
always
maintaining
the
prestige
of
almost
a
century
of
Trans-Atlantic
service.
These
are
the
ships
sailing
regularly
from
Montreal
(an4
Quebec);--
Athenla,
Alaunia,
Ascania,Aurania,
Antonia,
Ausonia,
Andania,
Lctitia.
CANADIAN
t
SERVICE
'-.MAftlHl
and
iHW
C22
HastiDcs
Street,
after
I
clean,
up
here
and.
Ill
have
tune
to
make
a
Jong
visit
about
four
months.
I'm
going
pretty
well
over
the
country
and
particularly
to
Chicago.
"About
my
cup.
plans
everything
depends
on
the
designer
of
my
new
yacht.
I
think
It
will
be
a
cutter
and
a
good
one.
I
hope
to
put
my
challenge
it
necessary
for
a
race
In
the
summer
jot
1928."
li
SPORT
CHAT
Patriotic
citizens
in
Toronto
have
formed
a
stock
company
and
brought
the
Toronto
franchise
In
the
National
Hockey
League
so
as
to
prevent
anyone
else
getting
It
and
taking
It
away
from
that
city.
The
price
paid
it
"all
to
be
around
1160.000
and
the
team
will
be
known
In
the
future
as
the'
Maple
Leafs
In
place
of
the
St.
Patricks.
At
a
recent
dinner
of
baseball
writers
Ty
Cobb
Is
reported
as
saying
"I
want
to
make
at
least
one
more
trip
to
each
city
of
the
American
League
and
give
the
fans
another
chance
to
either
cheer
or
Jeer
at
me
as
they
see
fit.
Then
I
will
be
content
to
step
out
of
the
pic
ture."
Connie
Mack
must
have
figured
that
the
fans
would
cheer
Cobb
for
he
handed
him
an
excellent
contract
to
get
him
to
wear
an
Athletic
uniform.
The
Victoria,
hockey
team
which
has
had
a
very
successful
trip
through
Sweden,
winning
all
Its
matches,
b
now
playing
various
team
on
the
continent.
The
trip
to
Sweden,
while
sponsored
by
a
Swedish
paper,
was
fl-
nanced
in
part
by
the
government
which
is
anxious,
to
promote
this
wlntei
sport
in
Sweden.
'
,
The
finals
for
the
Allan
Cup,
em
blematic
of
the
Amateur
Hockey
Cham
plonahip
of
Canada,
will
be
played
this
year
In
Vancouver.
Port
Arthur,
the
present
holders
of
the
cup.
played
several
games
In
Vancouver
at
the
opening
of
the
hockey
season
and
easily
won
each
contest.
Whether
the
provln-
cial
teams
will
have
any
chance
against
the
best
from
the
East
remains
to
be
seen.
There
should
be
keen
Interest
this
year
In
the
series
asthe
winners
are
almost
sure
to
travel
overseas
next
year
to
take
part
In
the
Olympic
game.
SMITHERS
NAMES
ITS
DATE
FOR
BASKETBALL
IN
LADIES'
DIVISION
This
morning
Ralph
Smith,
secretary
of
the
rlnce
Rupert
Basketball
Associa
tion,
received
a
wire
from
Smlthers
Intimating
that
March
29
and
30
would
be
suitable
dates
for
the
Maple
Leafs
to
nlav
the
ladies'
chamDlons.
of
Smlthers
1n
the
Ulterior
towa'
The
matter
will
MEg
WW
Donaldson
LINES
.
Vancouver,,
B.C
Children's
Golds
Alt
b
toat4
ttraallr
Oiara
tham
TtiaLfht
wlttwai
"
a
tns
Vukt
et
thrtst
a4
thaat
tka4tlt
VICKS
f
VakKui
come
before
the
executive
for
consideration.
RUPERT'EAST
WINS
BASKETBALL
VICTORY
FROM
FIRST
UNITED
The
Trail
Ranger
Camps
of
Rupert
East
United
Church
and
First
United
Church
played
another
Inter-church
bas
ketball
game
In
the
East-end
gymnasium
last
night.
Rupert
Eat
-
winning
22-20.
The
score
was
tied
at
full
time
and
an
extra
period
had
to
be
played
to
decide
the
game.
Walter
and
Clue-ttone
Johnstone,
opposing
forwards.
sere
the
star
players
of
the
evening.
Lee
Dell
acted
as
referee
and
Cecil
Hacker
was
linesman.
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
Rupert
East
8.
Lawrence.
O.
Wing.
tarn
4).
T.
Bussanlch
(6).
Walters
(4).
Murray
and
C.
Johnstone
(8).
Total.
a.
First
Church
H.
Wilson.
M.
Ourrlch.
X.
Nelson
B),
K.
Nakamoto
and
W.
lohnstone
(12).
Total.
20.
A
return
game
will
be
played
In
Pint
:hurch
gymnasium
next
Friday
night.
ELKS'
BALL
WAS
GREAT
SUCCESS
(HO
lll'.MlUi:il
AMI
TMtVTV-HVk
I'LOt'lt:
l'lltl:T
,T
AXMAI.
AIT
tilt
LAST
t
t.VIMj
Brother
Bills
of
Prince
Rupert
Lodge,
Benevolent
and
Protective
Order
of
Cks,
staged
another
annual
ball
last
alght,
the
evtut
being
fully
In
keeping
lth
previous
events
given
by
the.
ant-
!4
herd
from
the
standpoint
of
en-)uyiuent
and
success.
There
were
aome
J23
dancers
In
attendance
and
all
re
mained
until
the
close
of
the
affair
which
was
at
2.15
this
morning.
Lively
and
tempting
music
was
fur-
ulshed
by
Bobble
Arthur
and
hU
orcltea-
tra
and
Eugene
Sabourln.
Doc
Evans
and
Kenny
McQualg,
made
capable
masters
of
ceremony.
At
midnight
delicious
re
fieshmenU'were
served,
this
Important
feature
being
ably
directed
by
Jack
Cobb,
Murdo
McLeod
and
Eddie
Clapp.
W
Hearst
hsndled
the
arduous
duties
of
doorman.
w.
e.
wuuscroft.
exalted
ruler,
gave
the
eleven
o'clock.
toit
at
'tfte
proper
time.
ST.
GEORGE'S
CARD
:
PARTY
AND
DANCE
ucerul
ami
Enjotalife.
Affair.
In
l
(
U.K.
Hall
Lut
Eteniiig
A
successful
whist
and
brldje
party
and
dance
was
held
last
night
In
the
IOD.E.
Hall
by
the
Royal
Society
of
St.
George
There
were
about
eighty
persons
In
attendance
and
the
proceed
ings
proved
enjoyable
for
all.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were:
Bridge-
-Ladles'
first.
Miss
Edith
Kel
sey;
ladleV
second,
Mlas
E.
Mackay
men's
first.
P.
A.
Rogers;
men's
second.
i.
Clavrlng,
WhistLadles'
first.
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg;
ladles'
second,
Mrs.
Jack
Ratchford
men's
first,
L.
It.
Parry:
men's
.second.
W.
P.
Way.
Refreshments
were
served
at
mid'
night
and
dancing
followed,
music
being
lurnhhed
by
Arthur
Sharpe,
Jrmmle
rurrle
and
W.
(.
P.
Plemlng.
The
ladles'
committee
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
Howe
Mrs.
P.
E.
Wennig
and
Mrs.
M.
Leek.
T.
W.
Orlmble
was
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
cards
and
O.
J
Norrington
for
the
dancing.
t-X.
Hit
MX
AltltlVAli
I'rlHir
Rupert
E.
Nielsen,
Edmontou.
M.
M.
Nichols,
R,
C.
Hawkes,
Normau
Boyd
and
Hugh
Prater.
Vancouver;
CUorge
McAfee
OwrgeVown;
Mrs,
W.
A.
Puckstt,
White
Uursv
,
Ceulrul
L.
Thomson,
Victoria;
A.
Sinclair,
Mlna
Ur.
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it
.
Komy
.
W.
a
Upolnteelty,.
.
.
.
,
W
anted!?
U
Foe
StUe
DAILY
ror
rteni
2c
per
word
in
WANTED
OENTLEMAN
WISHES
ROOM
AS
PAT-
lng
uett
ta
private
home,
with
or
without
board
In
good
residential
part
of
'city.
Phone
reply
to
98.
Daily
News
Office.
48
WILL
THE
PERSON
WHO
TOOK
THE
ted
umbrella
by
mistake
from
the
Hospital
Sunday
afternoon,
please
re-
urn
aim
to
the
Dally
News
office,
it
WANTED.
BRIOHT
BOV
WIT1I
HIGH
School
education,
for
business.
Personally,
written
applifatkuv
to
Box
3U
Dally
News
Office.
47
WANTED.
STORE
COUNTER,
ABOUT
fourteen
feet
long
and
three
feet
high.
Must
be
cheap.
Phone
37S.
U
SITUATIONS
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
STENOGRAPHER
AND
bookkeeper
require
position.
Box
22,
Dally
News
Office.
49
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE.
GASOLINE
LAUNCH
"Leila."
forty-two
feet
long
and
powered
with
thirty
horsepower
Eastern
Standard
engine
in
good
running
order.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
50
roa
SALE.
TWENTT
HORSEPOWEn
Kermstb
marine'
engine
in
first
class
running
order.
Price
reasonable.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large1.
Port
Slmpoon.
50
FOR
QUICK
BALE.
LOTS
46
AND
47.
block
13.
section
3;
loU
13
Ac
14.
block
44.
section
6;
lot
J.
block.
4).
section
i,
OfflcUl
Admlclslrator.
EESTAURANT
FIXTURES
FOR
SALE
chesp.
Must
be
sold
this
week.
P.O.
378.
ORANDVIEW
HOTEL
FOR
SALE.
Make
an
o3r!
67
LOST
LOST-PAIR
OP
BI.ACK
HORN
RIM-
med
spectacles,
finder
please
return
to
Daily
News
office.
tt
FOUND
FOUND.
EIGHTEEN
FOOT
ROW
BOAT
below
Claxton,
Apply
Ian
O.
tUvlft,
Claxton,
B.C.
53
i
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1
Ui
.i
.,
1
1
BASKETBALL
TIMETABLE
k
vim;i
sciii
im
li:,
to
(iovfkn
ruiiit,Mi;K
or
riiri:xT
.
ins
following
revised
schedule
for
the
remainder
of
tlie
season
ha
been
arranged
1j
the
Ptlncs
Rupert
Basket
ball
Association:
-
.
.
.
i'
.
MtKt
ll
1
-"TuVis
s,
Stars.'
"'
drotto
vs.
Bunker.
Maple
Leaf
Viji'Oolt.
Tennliii.li
vs.
Elks.
4
Obit
v.
Tunis
Mple
Leafs
vs.
Adauacs.
TeroilnaW
vs.
Ktevalnr.
Elka
vs.
Native
Sons.
8
Tuxl
vs.
Stars.
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Colts.
Orotto
vs.
Bankers.
Terminals
vs.
Elks.
II
Colts
Vs.
Tuxl.
Elevator
vs.
Terminals.
'
Adanacs
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Elk
Vs.
Native
Bon.
15
Sura
v..
Colts.
Klavator
vs.
Banker.
Tsrtuluar
v.
Grotto.
Ntlve
Bon
vs.
Terminal.
IS
Colt
v.
Tuxl.
Adtcac
v.
Maple
Leafs.
Elevator
vs.
Bankers.
Terminals
vs.
Elks.
uous
vs.
tuxi
game
sun
to
bo
placed.
The
only
reason
one
cau't
marry
and
live
happily
ever
sftsr
U
tweauae
It
tskes
two.
Modernlim;
Ono
youth
learning
to
niana
au
arune;
niu
kkarulng
u
sell
PoMlbly
thl
thing
that
burled
tl.a
dead
clvlllwllbiu
ineu
are
finding
was
Cnmt
Ulm
ttUt
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.'
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
AfJENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
representatives,
121.00'
T
a.
weekly
average
and
expenses,
and
commission
beside.
Experience
unnecessary.
Write
for
particulars.
Winston
Co..
Toronto.
FOK
KENT
FOR
nENT.-STEAM
HEATED
APART-menu.
Apply
Smith
Ac
Msllett.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE;
'
central;
20.
Apply
315
Fourth!
Avenue
Exit
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS.
PHONOGRAPHS
and
Singer
Sewing
Machine.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FURNISHED
8UITES
FOR
KENT.
Apply
Musaallem
Grocery.
Pho&
IS.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE,
FIVE
room
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
tl
ROOMS
TO
RENT
-
PHONE
7S.
tt
AUCTIONEEK
I
AM
NO
NOVICE
IN
MY
PltOEtllON.
A
new
broom
aweepa
clean.
An
old
one
finds
tbc
corner.
Over
twenty
years
at
your
service.
Nothing
too
large.
Nothing
too
small.
I
buy.
sell
or
euhange
O.
P
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
IIO.MU)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phon
IS7.
rPIIOLflTEMMI
FURNITURE
REPAIRING:
UrilOL-
sterlng
of
all
kind.
Chesterfield
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
603.
O.
M.
HUNT.
WOOli
A.
lmcON
eal
roe.
Mixed
Wood
Block's
per
load
MAO.
Kindling,
per
load
Purnare
Wood,
per
load
16
00
Delivered,
Salt
Herring
Phone
lllark
fi
KESTAUKANTS
(IOOII
r.Tf
CAFE
Mr.
Unger.
Proprletresa
Tplrd
Avenue,
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
OimhI,
Home
Cooked
Meals,
Phon
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Tnxl
(Call
Georjre,
Paul
or
fiust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenpcr
Stude-bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time,
KOSS
IHtOS.
POOL
KOO.M
Meeker
Illock.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
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