UPS
F0U3
That
the
celebration
of
the
sixtieth
anniversary
of
confederation
Is
to
receive
general
support
was
Indicated
at
the
preliminary
organization
meeting
called
for
last
night
When
delegates
from
many
local
organisations
were
present
and
expressed
their
willingness
to
co-operate.
The
meeting
was
called
by
Uie
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
George
Johnstone
occupied,
the
chair,
11,
M.
Daggett
actlcj
as
secretary.
A.
J,
Prudhomme
was
named
chairman
of
the
Joint
celebration
committee
with
S.
D.
Macdonald.
vice
chairman;
H.
A.
Breen,
secretary,
and
D.
C.
Paterson,
treasurer.
Those
officers
will
appoint
chairmen
of
various
com
mlttees
who.
In
turn,
will
strike
the
membership
of
the
committees.
Another
meeting
will
be
held
two
weeks
hence.
The
following
have
been
named
dele
gates
from
various
organizations
of
the
city
to
the
central
committee,
the
most
of
them
having
been
present
at
the
meeting
last
night:
1.1st
or
iii:i.i:;
m:s
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
George
Johnstone,
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens,
Harry
Love,
P.
W.
Anterson.
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer,
T.
J.
M.
Fortune.
J.
M.
Morrison,
H.
M.
Daggett,
L.
J.
Dell.
II.
A.
Breen
and
Jarvls
McLeod.
Women's
Canadian
Club.
Mrs.
Norman
A.
Watt
And
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordie.
City
Council.
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton.
and
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens.
Canadian
Club.
W.
S.
Fisher.
Government
Agent.
Norman
A.
Watt.
Board
of
Trade.
W.
O.
Fulton.
Gyro
Club.
L.
W.
Waugh
and
G.
R.
Tile.
Rotary
Club.
H.
B.
Rochester
anTS
D.
C.
Paterson,
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
Pioneers'
Association.
F.
Wesch
and
P.
W.
Anderson.
Canadian
Legion.
S.
A.
Bird
and
C.
L.
'Youngman.
8t.
Andrew's
Society
J.
S.
Irvine
and
Howard
Steen.
St.
Oeorge'a
Society.
A.
W.
Edge
and
F.
J.
Fuller.
Lodge
ValhaUa.
Aid.
Oscar
Larsen.
Moose
Lodge.
Jack
Judge.
Elks.
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
Knights
of
Pythias.
M.
L.
Stepp
and
It.
M.
Blake.
Oddfellows.
W.
A.
McLean.
Knights
of
Columbus.
J.
J.
OU1U.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
EmpireMrs.
Slwlford
Darton
and
Mrs.
John
Manson.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
W.
F.
Cameron.
School,
Board.
H.
B.
Rochester.
School
principals.
Miss
S.
A.
Mills.
D.
H.
Hartness
and
Thomas
Peddle.
.Retail
Merchants'
Association.
Watt,
Bert
Morgan
and
L.
M.
Fuller.
Canadian
National
Railways.
W.
Tobey
and
A.
Haines.
W.
II.
Pythian
Sitters
Mrs.
C.
J.
Stevens
and
Mrs.
John
Bulger.
Rebekah
Lodge
Miss
E.
M.
Earle
and
Mrs.
Alex
McNeill.
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple.
Mrs.
II.
F.
Olassey.
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
Mrs.
J
Munro
and
Mrs.
George
Leek.
Cittholic
Women's
Legion.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Hlldltch.
YOUNG
PERFORMERS
IN
RECITAL
BEFORE
LADIES
MUSIC
CLUB
Junior
musical
students
of
the
city
acquitted
themselves
creditably
in
a
rtcital'
.yesterday
afternoon
at
the,
home
of
Mrs,
A.
T.
Parkin,
844
Borden
Street,
before
the
Ladies'
Music
Club.
There
were
many
Interesting
numbers
on.
the
program
which:
was
arranged
by
Mrs.
Parkin'
and
which
was
much
appreciated
'
by
the
lsdles.
The
program
was
as
follows:
"O
Canada."
"Director's
Choice"
J.
G.
Llddlcoat).
"Hungarian
Melody
(Keller
Bela).
Prof.
Pryce's
Juvenile
Orchestra,
Miss
Molly
Lawrence
accompanying.
Plauo
solo.
"Varsovla"
(Vanasse).
Miss
Anita
Llpsln.
Violin
solo,
"Blue
Bells
of
Scotland"
(Henry
Farmer).
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
.accompanied
by
Prof.
Pryce.
Plauo
solo,
"Sonatina
Opus
20
No.
1
(Dussek),
Miss
Jean
Ritchie.
Piano
solo.
"Doll
Dunce"
(Mercsdante),
Miss
Ruth
Nelson.
Violin
solo.
"Msndollnats"
(Albert
Frlnz),
Miss
Audrey
Parkin,
accompanied
by
MiM
Swana
Olafson.
tPlauo
solo.
"Blue
Fajry"
(Paid!).
MU
Elizabeth
Pitt.
.Violin
nolo,
"Romance"
(Rose
Ever
sole),
Miss
Bernlce
Ross,
accompanied
by
Prqf.
Pryce.
"God
Save
the
King."
During
the
course
of
the
afternoon
Mrs.
E.
W.
MarcnUtte
read
a
paper
on
"The
Value
of
Musical
Education."
.Mrs.
Parkin,
In
a
brief
tjtoch,
em
phaslted
Uie
fact
to
the
students
that
Canada's,
aivtliem
was
"O
Canada,"
but
Uiat
the
iiatlonul
sntliem
of
Canada
wu,
"Go4
Save
the
King,
'.
Tluwe
as
slstlng
Mrs.
Parkin
were
Mrs.
Maren
tette,
Mrs.
Wslker
and
Miss
Lenox.
STEWART
Development
work
on
the
Albany
pnqwrty
4urlng
Uie
past
winter
1ms
dlhcJcrd
a
Vfln
of
ore
whjch.
It
was
not
known
t
previously,
existed
,
and
which
carrier'
values
of
134410
to
the
ton
S.
P.
Fitzgerald,
president
of
the
In
dependence
Mining
Co..
returned
here
last
week
from
Victoria.
The
newly
formed
Woodbine
Gold
Mining
Co.
has
taktu
over
the
Woodbine
and
Vancouver
groups
on
Cascade
Creek
opposite
the
Premier
and
will
carry
out
extensive
development
work
thereon.
The
Woodbine
numbers
as
Its
directors
.
J.
B.
Watson,
Vancouver.
president:
W.
A.
Tuck,
Victoria,
vice-
president:
R.
W.
Mayhew,
Victoria:
E.
p.-
Brown.
1
1.
Boardman.
Vancouver:
A.
C.
Russell.
Calgary,
and
Dr.
George
W.
Fletcher.
Winnipeg.
A
ne
tunnel,
two
hundred
feet
be
low
the
old
workings,
is
being
driven
on
the
Independence.
This
week,
the
compressor
was
moved
down
and
a
double
crew
put
to
work.
The
main
tunnel
has
been
driven
a
distance
of
six
hundred
feet
ALICE
ARM
After
a
cessation
for
the
past
few
months,
minings
has
been
resumed
on
the
Wolf
mine,
on
the
hill
near
town.
f
t
.
.
by
J.
Flva
and
P.
Peterson.
Sloping
of
ore
Is
proceeding
hut
no
shipments
will
be
made
until,
the
snow
Is
off
the
Doll
Varden
track.
Alice
Arm
Is
developing
as
a
farming
centre.
J.
Saur,
who
operates
a
ranch
on
the
Kltsault
flats,
has
Imported
two
oxen.
two.
cows
and
pigs.
.
Word
has
been
received,
that
S.
Mor
rison,
brother
of
Jock
Morrison,
has
been
married
In
Scotland
whence
he
left
a
few
month
ago.
Miss
B.
Crawford,
who
left
a
year
and
a
half
ago
for
Prince
Rupert,
has
re
turned
to
Alice
Arm.
CHARLESTON
STILL
MOST
POPULAR
DANCE
THIS
YEAR
WINNIPEG.
March
10.
-Despite
the
apparent
popularity
of
"Black
Bottom"
and
Other
new
dance
crazies
In
the
larger
cities
.on
the
continent,
devotees
of
Man.,
remain
loyal
to
the
Charleston
At
least
that
Is
the
conclusion
by
authorities
who
report
ther
third
Charleston
accident
In
as
many
weeks.
Hex!
MtMOrul
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
ASSETS
and
LIABILITIES
4
3
lit
January,
1927
'
)'
-t
Cathonhand
.
.
.
.
.;.
...
$
80.195.94
icpottts
wun
ana
notes
ana
cntaurs
ot
other
Banks
Deposit
with
Central
Gold
Reserve
,
Call
and
Short
loans
on
Donas;
Debentures
and
Stocks
.
.
C
.
.
Dominion
and
Provincial
Government
-VUIUKJ
.....
Canadian
Municipal
Securities
and
British,
Foreign
and
Colonial
Public
.
Securities
other
than
Canadian
.
.
Railway"
and"
other
Bonds,
Debentures
and
btockj
4
1.416,911.14
ii,oc.oox
i71.7a4-147.ea
7a.319-.a9i.4y
17,678.639.31
4.179."
1-09
Quick
Assets
.
.
$420,587,119.56
Loans
and
Discounts
and
other
Assets
Jl8.087.750.70
Bank
Premises
.
.
,
11.8aj.ooo.oo
Liabilities
of
customers
under
letters
of
credit,
(as
per
contra)
11,117,991.47
Total
Assets
.
.
$772,712,87.73
UABIUTIESTO
PUBLIC
Notrs
n
circulation
4i,joj,?Ji.oo
Py.l?,
;.....
64i,947.S8i3o
Utters
of
credit
outstanding
.
.
.
11,117,991.47
Other
liabilities
,
11.oiR.l8j.08
Total
Liabilities
Public
to
708,7
19.191.
7
J
Excess
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
to
Public
.......$
53,993.678.98
4
J4
nil.
CEEBRATION
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.-'..
By
George
-.
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McM
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MR.
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THAT
WE
GETS
SUPPORT
HAVE
NOT
BEEN,
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OF
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trQOLD
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TO
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DELIGHTED
TO
MANY
ORGANIZATIONS
TTRN
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THAT
TClU
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$
Work
Is
to
be
continued
with
an
In
creased
crew
of
men.
It
Is
the
Intention
to
Instal
a
compressor
and
air
drills
and.
eventually,
a
power
plant.
Jack
Coughlan,
who
has
been
mana
ger
of
the
establishment
for
the
past
three
years,
has
.
purchased
J.
P.
Haw-
klnson's
restaurant
here.
Ilong
distance
record
FOR
"MUSHING"
CLAIMED
Knrl
lU.Wr.v
r
tirthrrn
.M.ihIIiiIki
Tra-"
rl
oo
.Miles
Willi
CiiUh.
of
I'urs
WINNIPEG,
.March
10.
A
long
dl-tauce,
"mush
lug
levord"
la
Ueu
set
for
Manitoba
this
saaam
by
Karl
Bay-fey,
a
lur
trader
of
the
North,
country,
woo
recently
t
Arrived
in
Winnipeg
with
catch,
of
fuis.
Over
a,
trail
ef
six
hoadred
miles,
the
(rapper
wended
bis
way
aeros
the
now
covered
country
from
Sturgeon
river
to
the
Hudson
Bay
railway.
He
finished
.he
last
leg
at
tola
trip
to
Winnipeg
by
.rain,
leaving
hto
(logs
at
The
Pas,
Manitoba
,
Nineteen
days
Mr.
Baylcy
was
on
the
.trail,
with
his
faithful
doats
as
sate
companions.
It
was
a
gruelling
test
and
part
of
the
drive
was
made
in
l
blinding
btUzard
aatf
extreme
cold.
j
Before
daybreak
each
day,
he
and
his
live
huskies
were
on
the
U-all
travelling
itlll
nlvhffttll
tt'lum
K
hltMt
jMmn
the
terp.sct.orean
art
In
St
Boniface.
,
Tr.u"tlow
,nd
were
Mr.
Bayley'a
food,
while
fish
was
caught
for
the
dogs.
The
northern
"musher"
did
not
atv
long
In
eivllua-
VZ
Unt
.'t
W"
.dUpU,,ng
'h'i
Purchasing
a
few
necessities
for
hU
du-
Intricasles
of
the
dance
at
a
party
when
she
slipped
and
well,
she
woke
up
tn
the
hospital.
An
x-ray
thowed.kbe
has
sustained
a
complex
fracture
of
the
right
leg.
tint
camp,
departed
for
The
Pa,
and
is
now
racing
for
his
outpost,
which
Is
about
180
mile
from
the
Hudson
Bsy
and
eO
mile
cjm
ol
the
Shamallaws
river.
HIGH
HONOR
CONFERRED
ON
WINNIPEG
PRIEST
tat
tier
Mrnlort
of
I'ralrle
fliy
l
Mj.le
lutuii.UrwprluHr
by
Iih-
I1n
WINNirEO-March
10
(By
Canadian
Prsasl.
The
title,
of
protonotary
apostolic,
has
been
conferred
by
Pope
Plus
XI.
upon
Rev.
Dr.
T
W.
Morton,
parish
pr!et
of
St.
Mary's
Catholic
chureh
In
Winnipeg.
Thh
is
the
blfheat
honor
granted
u
the
clergy
by
Hl
Hollnew.
The
papal
brief,
whleh
was
received
by
Arehblabop
EHaoott.
said
that
ttve
distinction
waa
granted
In
"recognition
ot
Father
Morten's
faithful
senrlec
oer
a
long
period
and
for
the
high
recognition
whleh
his
ffwrnlng
sad
ability
has
brought
among
Oalhrttca
and
non-
CMtholies"
UKTlli:it
Itll'OltT.
Prince
Rupert.
Suowti.
calm;
tem
perature,
li.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
29.
Rosewood
Ooudy.
calm.
temp.
30.
Alysnsh.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
28.
Alice
Arm
Snow.
calm.
temp.
SO.
Stemart
-partly
ctovdy.
calm.
temp.
29.
Hastflton
Clear,
calm.
temp.
26.
Smithers.ivtrt
cloudy,
palm.
temp.
17.
:.
.
:
Rnrna
l4tkamAiH
imlir,
i'.mn
11
,
-
...
i"-r-
-i-
Whltenors.
C
Oliidy.
trn:.
wind.
temperature.
;fi.
I,
J
,
I
s
Dawson.
-
Clear,
calm.
20
beiow.
i
IKJTi:!.
AKUIVAUS.
Prince
HujH-rt
C.
A.
Rogers.
J.
C.
Alger.
P.
Wlljan,
Mr.
and
Mrs
p.
w.
Baldwin
and.
child
ren.
E
E
mil
and
A.
Alexander.
Vancouver
Mr
Justice
Ongory
and
son
und
A.
Ilalkett.
Victoria.
A.
J-
Martin,
Stewart:
O
A
Davis.
Port
Esslnttttin.
SPORT
CHAT
Tlie
following
players
have
been
selected
to
meet
Port
Simpson
tomorrow
night
in
the
first
of
a
series
of
basketball
games
for
Northern
B.C.
champion
ship:
Eddie
Smith,
Oeorge
Mitchell,
Via
Menzles.
Poll
Howard.
Mike
Budenlch.
Slan
Moran.
Harry
Menzles.
A.
Slocomb
and
J.'
R.
Clow.
.
In
addition
to
the
main
game,
Tux
I
and
Colts
will
play
In
the
JunlorgU-ague
and
Maple
Uals
and
Ailanucs
in
the
Ladles.
4
The
fourth
ifgsine
In
jlie
Msjfts.
jfrroe
bllliard'fcflxture
was
j(ayVlIIust
iiight
between
!LpMrr
(Moobei
and
A,
eutijiiHKi
(uyros),
oonj
won
oy
the
latter
villi
s
score,
,f
200
to
103.
The
tuvn
game
netwean
oeorge
Mclinioyle
and
W
Ioiik
win
be
played
tonight.
The
Edmonton
Commercial
Grade
nnlcd
ladles'
baAkelball
Uoni,
will
be
seen
In
Edntoi'itoiii,
by
"admirers
on
Uie
SUge.
They
'wlff
jwrfqrm
before
the
loiiignut
in
areyue
jriok
Em
Over''
beting.
stajfhjtqtaryClulji
of
the
W
anted
For
Sale
For
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2c
per
word
in
advance.nNo
Advertltement
taken
fo
lei
than
50c
FOK
SA1.B
fOIl
SALE.
TWENTY
IIOKSEPOWER
Kermath
marine
engine
in
first
class
running
order.
Price
reasonable.
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large,
Port
Simpson.
(o
LAND
FOn
SAl.
--GRAHAM
ISLAND.
Forty
acres,
light
tiinbor,
l
mile
from
Inltit.
MUjoq.
p.
Dicker,
it
Cardinal.
Alberu.
62
UHANDVIF.W
HOTEL
FOR
SAIJi
Make
an
offerl
AtJKNTS
WANTKI)
HOARD
07
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
representative.
121
weekly
avemce
and
espe,
and
commission
brtktea.
F-irtence
unnecessary.
Write
for
particulars.
Winston
Co..
Toronto.
CO
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
8J9
Second
Avenue.
Phone
IJ7.
Alberts
capital
city
thatr
act
being
a
picturesque
patrol
Uw
"Uarahe
M
tills
ire
"
one
of
the
outstanding
acts
of
the
production.
Prcaeat
and
former
members
or
tbe
team
will
pant4pat
la
the
rente
which
is
batng
held
freA
to-nigbt
until
It
end
of
the
week
at
the
New
Empire
Theatre.
A
number
of
piayon
In
live
prairie
prufessiQal
hotkey
loop
are
likely
lo.be
ousting
when
toe
taaaM
llae
up
for
re
newal
of
hostilities
nest
fall
Saoute
irom
the
various
clubs
of
the
NaUnnal
hotkey
league
and
the
Central
A
ax
Kan
iwkgue.
hare
been
looking
over
the
matortal
perframing
in
Utoxa
parts
asMl
tesipling
offers
are
reported
to
bare
been
wade
to
save!
players.
Uoyd
Turner,
manager
of
tse
MlnaeapoUa
Millers,
and
formerly
owner
of
the
Cal
gary
Tigers,
la
known
to
be
after
she
service,
of
llsrry
Oanteeon
of
the
Sas
katoon
"Snicks"
while
be
Is
also
said
to
be
angllog
for
either
Connor
or
Steeeits
ol
the
same
dub.
Turner
is
comsdg
to
the
pralrtea
for
the
ehsm-lonshlp
plsy-off
seriea
and
will
sUa
up
tbe
teams
In
the
nope
of
landing
some
reserve
players
to
bolster
up
his
Ameri
can
league
entry.
High
bids
are
also
known
to
have
been
made
for.Oslnor
aid,
Headley.
Calgary
defence
players
and
Inquiries
bare
been
made
by
East-em.
Interests
for
"Spunk"
Sparrow.
Tiger
centre,
who
has
beeo
one
of
the
outstanding
stars
of
the
league
this
sea
son.
A
big
sporting
event
will
be
held
at'
Anyos
Beaah
.
gymnasium
on
SUrch
23.
unlrr
the
ausplcca
pt
Ut
BP.O.
Elks.
Dick
Btubbs.
tbe
well
known
Anyos
wrestler
will
come
to
grtps
with
J.
M.
Ilrown.
New
'Westminster,
who
la
com
ing
north
for
the
occasion.
Brown
held
the
lis
lb.
championship
for
two
years.
1923-24.
and
retired
on
account
of
a
bruised
collar
bont
The
record
of
both
men
is
well
knowV
Battling
Ourvleh
of
Prince
Ruptrt
will
bos
J.
O
Kirk
of
Anyos.
These
boys
are
in
the
ISO
lb.
class.
Billy
Reynolds
and
Jack
Barnes.
133
lbs.
wl)
si
so
box
A
special
18
ft
ring
will
be
built
and
a
new
wrestling
mat
provided
Everyihtnit
"
be
In
Tex
Itlckard
s'jie
Became
So
Weak
Could
Hardly
Stand
Mrs.
Win.
Palmer,
Tomsiiank,
Alts.,
writes
"last
spring
I
bad
a
long
spell
of
slt-knets
snj
Wsjns
weak
I
could
hardly
stand.
I
eould
uot
Iseu
at
uiglil
as
tbe
Uat
littU
nois
vrgiild
a
sk
uis
up.
I
trif.l
tlood
touli
aad
otber
serve
pills,
but
they
did
me
so
good,
and
I
was
Retting-
worse.
1
wrote
my
mother
about
in
condition,
aad
ale
sent
ine
three
Uu
of
After
0i
first
tmt
I
wsi
fnen(r
rourlt
better,
so
I
kept
ou
uutll
,ad
tiM-d
the
tbrea
boats,
and
iiuw
1
f,l
as
welt
aa
aver
1
did
v.
lieu
I
was
a
young
glrl.M
Priea,
6iic.
a
Us
at
all
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
tecelpt
of
pries
by
The
T.
MUburn
Co..
UaiiUd.rTorouU).'
.
OH,
"y!;-
-
J
FOR
KENT
THKEE-tlOOM
FURNISHED
rLAT
FOK
I
rent:
moderate:
puna;
motlem.
!
Phone
Red
7,
'FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART
j
menu.
Apply
Smith
&
Msllett.
UA.
I
Telephone
i?4.
j
FOR
RENT.
PI
ANOS,
PHONOGRAPHS
and
Blnger
Sewing
Msehjnes.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FURNISHER
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
-Apply
Mussallem
Omcrry
Phone
l
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
FlVt
rooms
od
bath.
Munro
Bros.
U
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
878.
FOUND
tf
FOUND.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
IV
K
Dutton.
intend,
to
hold,
on
marc
and
colt
strayed
to
the
farm,
for
feed
cosu
L.
K.
Dutton.
Kttwanga.
BC
AUUl
IONKEK
NOTICE
OP
BAP!
ON
MARCH
2t
AT
3
pjn
.
lot,
with
two
rcaideArea,
rtntad
continuously
bringing
IS2
montMy.
The
nouses
are
situated
at
Sit
Eighth
Avenue
Weal
and
721
Tallow
street.
The
furnishing
of
the
Tst-low
street
residence
are
oStrrd
in
one
lot
up
till
March
24
Palilna
disposal
in
one
lot.
Itemized
list
of
furniture
will
be
published
on
March
1
and
will
be
sold
acoordln
to
the
wis
of
tbe
public
a.
T.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
POI.LAH
.STO(tK
We
have
discontinued
the
tu;'.
:f
iitMi:
Nothing
Over
a
tlar
tk-a
our
rvew
Uua
of
M'KIMt
M
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KU
i:lt.
noi.Mi:
f
MilKa
iioMiMov
riHMTinr.
iitMti:
liewt.irriy
4-
lUtnnn.
rielr
144
Tttild
Avenue
I'hnne
HI.H
K
411
Pumlture
of
all
aorta
bought.
s4d
ot
Exananged.
UPHQI.STKHlNf;
PURNITURE
REPAIRINO:
UPHOL-sterlng
of
all
kinds.
OhesterfieW
recovered
and
made
to
order.
AH
work
guaranteed.
Phone
(iieen
em.
O.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
V
i-mcMis
fa
Cove.
Mixed'
Wood
Blocks
per
load
11,00
"
Klndlng,
per
load
H
riirnsce
Wood,
per
load
MM
;
belltered.'
'
Bait
Herring
Phone
Itlaek
4111
HKSTAUUANTS
hmi
i:tj
c.srr.
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprletrewi
Third
Avenue.
Nest
a.
W.
V.
A.
(Im
Hi.ine
Cooked
Meals,
phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
C7
Tnxl
(Cnll
GeorKP.
Pnul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Sevnn
Paaaonjrpr
Stinlt-Imkfru
nt
your
llo.ul
any
time.
noss
nuns,
pool
koom
Meeker
Illock.
i
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from
KmprKitH
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KUPKIt'P
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7:60
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