4
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AGE
FCUH
THE
3.-L7
SEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
-
By
George
McMaou
DryQeaninj
at
Vancouver
Prices
Most
Modern
Drycleaning
Plant
In
City
V
Thone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McBride
Street
v
j.
Tra
THANKS
youucr.t
AMD
HEAT
THAT
OUR
COAL
itcant,
BE
BEAT!
pper
cc
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of
coarse!
But
more
thankful
for
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
wr.rm
us
up.
You'll
have
a
Happy
Christ-man
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
gives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur":
If
not,
come
to
GoidMoorri.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
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
I
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
$tf.."0
Double
Load
$(i.T0
Large
Sack
Mf
BUNDLES
DRY
KIND-1
LING,
$1.00
Phone
."SO
HydeTransier
AND
COAL
CO,
139
Second
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
81.00
7
quarts
for
.
.
.
v
.
.
.
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
SL
'
"
Telt
phone
657.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
-to
order
in
our
shop
In
Prince
Rupert
as
low
ere
f(
as
V-"-uv
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
AH-
MR-JiCOb-TOU
KNOW
THERE
IWT
ANVTHINC-
I
WOULD
N
T
I
II
I
'II
PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
ANYOX
EVEN
Ocean
Falls
Suffered
Defeat
in
Both
Inter-High
School
Basketball
Matches
The
btg
feawre
of
laet
nlghfa
inter-Bl(h
8chooi
barkettiab
aerlea
proved
to
be
the
uateb
belween
Ocein
Frila
and
Prince
Rupert
In
which
the
locals
wjueercd
out
with
a
31
to
19
Ttetcry
to
put
them
on
even
footing
with
the
snetter
tcan
so
far
aa
the
compeUolop
hv
now
gone.
The
match
was
as
tlghf
j
as
the
score
indicates
with
rtctery
a
nake
antll
the
last
minute
of
play
j
At
half
time.
Prince
Rupert
was
leading
;
14-13.
Tom
Kel-ey.
who
came
on
to-
!
ward
the
end
of
credit
tor
the
borne
town
vletory
The
tecond
game
between
Anyoz
and
Ocean
Pall
was
equally
Interesting
though
not
so
clcaety
contested,
the
boy
frcm
the
amelter
town
having
thtagp
their
own
way
aU
the
tfane
over
the
paper
town
visitors
who
.were
visibly
tired
as
a
result
of
,thelr
strenusus
two-game
session.
Ssore
at
half
time
was
11
to
4
in
favor
of
Any3x
wtyeb
won
24
to
10.
The
girls'
game
between
select
teams
proved
to
be
a
poor
affair
which
attracted
UUle
If
any
attention
and
which
vea
the
girls
did
not
seem
to
take
seriously.
'
There
was
a
large
crowd
on
hand
to
witness
the
games.
Details
of
sooting
were
as
fSUows-tlKST
GAME
!
Prince
Rupert
H.
UeDsnald.
5:
D
,
a'cmion.
2;
Tea
KeUcy:
A.
Croea.
'
3;
R
i
Hunt,
8:
R.
Irvine.
4.
Total.
21.
Ocean
Falls
C
Howard.
0;
V.
kot
Und.
11;
P.
Shirley.
3:
N.
Suhanorltco:
W.
Chris
terpen.
Total.
19.
Referee
R.
B.
Skinner.
IEHM
OAMK
Anyoi
R.
McMillan.
'10;
W.
Aslmus-A.
McDougall.
10;
E.
SUele.
2;
J.
Barclay.
2.
Total.
24
Ocean
Falls
N.
Sahanovltch.
1:
V
Skogland.
S;
P.
Shirley.
2;
H.
McAllister.
2;
W.
Christ
lnsen.
Total.
10.
Referee
ft.
B.
Skinner.
filKIX'
EMIIIIITIOV
.
"B"
Team
E.
Keen;
P.
Harvey.
2;
C.
Iivln:
J.
Walters;
M.
Vance.
Total,
3.
"A"
Team
N.
Gunrlch,
3;
M.
Ness.
3-H.
Sims:
S.
Boddie:
M.
OQchrlit.
Total.
4.
Referee
George
Mitchell.
ST.XIIN(i
OF
TI.AMS
W.
L.
Anyox
2
1
Prince
Rupert
2
1
Ocean
Palls
0
2
SPORT
CHAT
It
can
now
be
understood-
In
Smither
why
curling
Is
called
tbe
.oarln'
game
On
Monday
afternoon
,
a
number
of
tho-e
who
had
been
waiting
Impatient
WEXL-fN)
COINf
HOME
I
NOW
AN
I
WANT
OU
,,
TO
CALL
IN
A
FEW
made
sn
inspection
of
the
surface
now)
being
completed,
and'
with
some
stone
at
hand
they
took
an
Initiation
Into
j
me
game
ana
kept
spectators
roarln
for
an
hour.
A
perfect
program
of!
spills
marked
the
performance,
these
running
all
the
way
from
common
tumbles
to
tbe
more
gaudy
and
artistic
acrobatic
demonstrations.
From
the
showing
on
Monday
this
game
should
warrant
a
fairly
atlS
gate
admission.
for
a
comedy
it
has
no
equal.
No
doubt
there
will
be
some
present
to
give
pstrons
an
idea
of
how
the
game
Is
played,
but
for
tbe
novelty
numbers.
between
the
sets
the
troupe
of
per
formers
on
Monday
wlU
attract
capacity
houses.
It
war
hoped
to
hsve
the
rink
avsUable
for
curling
on
Monday,
but
pressure
of
business
on
the
hockey
side
prevented
this
desirable
end.
However
there
Is
a
splendid
foundation
and
few
days
should
see
the
game
going
strong.
Ovllla
Cbapdelalne
of
St.
Francis.
Que.,
otherwise
Jack
Delaney
of
Bridge,
port,
Ccnn.,
wlU
how
commence
the
process
of
crashing
bis
way
pa
the
(op
of
the
heavyweight
heap,
according
to
his
ctw
manager,
the
dapper
and
dynamic
Joe
Jacobs.
Jacobs
paid
150.-
000
t3
Pete
Rfllly
for
the
contract
on
Delaney
after
Rellly
had
paid
3900
for
It
and
shared
In
several
"heavy"
pureei
earned
by
the
Canadian
boxer.
He
denied
that
Delaney
will
meet
-
Tom
Hceney
In
January,
as
was
reported
Jacobs
regards
a"J
other
heavyweights--
Just
a
mere
nuisance
to
be
pushed
unceremoniously
out
of
the
way.
Lend
an
ear
to
Delaney'a
new
pilot:
"I
consider
the
sum
of
fifty
'grand'
a
bargain
price
MINUTED
AFTER
I
O
"
,
a
.
.
aotun
iPtNOTHE
IN)
AIM
oo
po
voo
Hfl
VEN,,hi-
with
u-
Pts.
4
4
0
Rupert
through
your
valuable
paper
a
rery
happy
and
paosprrons
New
Teat.
The
year
1927
has
certainly
not
been
prosperous
one
for
the
people
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
a
the
fisher-
(slander.
E.
C.
STEVENS.
SkiDEGATE
ClirliUn-
aU
ort
r
thi
'
islaCcU
thin
camps.
lwi
B--bs-v
tltln.'
T-t-.i-s
-ati
I
t0
V
OO
TVtOOGHT
BY
SNEAKING
OCT
EARLV
TMlS
MOHNING-
I'D
FOHCET
WHAT
TIME
"YOU
.
CRAWLEON
LAT
-
-
.
-
.
.
.-
NJICHT-WELL-
I
JUST
WANT
VOKTO
yOO
TO
UN0ER3TAM0
UN0ER5TAM0
this
THIO.J
.
.1
HI
I
I
1
fcv
13
pay
for
the
:xt
hvrtrt(hi
chxrt-
Mr.
nd
Mr.
UiKmr
trem
SoMh
'plan
cf
the
world.'
"Dctaney
can
IRkjBiy.
B.
Morrrwa
wvd
T.
Wrd
and
Sftarkry.
Umrj.
Pauiiao
and
the
other
M
U
Wk
ol
Hi
OorernmeBt
Road
1
witbout
any
trouble.
'
Pf
mmrjr
U
made
j
eaetp.
to
orer
for
DateMy.
Datanry
would
'
e
a
cteeJi
to
knock
Mm
out
In
t
(ra
j
The
achoo!
concert
V
Queen
CJtar-
rounds.
And
there
u
one
guy
that
tntte
Olty
vaa
avM
attended
and
much
OehuMy
can
heat
any
day
in
the
week
enjyed
and
retleeted
credit
on
the
-
that's
Oene
Tuaney
I
m
sotng
loiteaeher
Mf.
Newman.
The
program
build
D;Ury
up
tor
a
ahot
at
Tuaney
contained
mxny
of
the
old
torvrltea
m
one
of
Oene
"a
two
bonta
thl
atua-
;
me
araaon.
mer."
In
The
Letter
Box
nitEKTiMi
rami
((i
ces
ciiak-
U)TTt:
sL.VM
Skldegate.
B.C.
December
31.
1917.
Ednar.
Dally
Kews.
i
I
At
twn
KM!
Utaa
Jean
IUan
was
respoBstoIe
lor
a
ery
tetemittoe.
aehool
concert.
The
bnBdtBS
waa
packed
to
the
doors
with
people
from
TleU'
and
;8k!degate
a
wea
as
from
the
Immediate
neighborhood.
The
program
of
eongs,
rrdUUona.
dUlogues
and
-dahcea
proved
rery
enjoyable
the
pupil
all
performing
with
credit.
PRESENTATIONS
MADE
i
May
we
Islanders
take
this
oppor-
rrn
n.inn
nmriitpnif
the
gffie.
U
glrea
iualtJ
of
wtahag
oar
friends
at
Prince!
)
UlM
A.
JAKVlWjUri
rnjnjabte
fienlag
pent
at
Home
of
Captain
and
Mr,
r.daard
wo
rarewrll
.
the
main
Industry
here,
was
over-
A
very
pleasant
evening
was
spent
done,
thus
not
giving
the
local
people
at
he
home
cf
CapL
and
Mrs.
Chas.
an
opportunity
to
make
their
usual
:
Edwards,
1040
Hays
Ocv
Avenue
Frt-
stake.
:
day
evening
when
a
number
of
friends
WhBe
things
have
not
gone
weU
with1
met
to
Md
'fsrewell
to
Mrs.
A.
Jarvln-lb
island,
during
the
ytar
Just
pas-;
m
who
left
this
morning
on
the
:ng.
the
old
timers
are
not
the
qulttlag
;
prnee
Beatrice
for
ber
home
In
De
sert,
some
of
us
.
hare
stuck
it
out
-
injjt,
Mkhlgan
.
Durtcjr
the
evening
cow
for
3d
years,
patiently
waiting
for
lfc
women
of
Moosebeart
Legion.
Dl
ihe
boom,
and
through
the
help
pf
which
the
iuesrof
honor
wan
a
valued
!ur
valuable
paper.
Mr.
Editor,
e
mfmfcer.
presented
Mrs.
Jarvlnsoo
wtth
hope
we
ahafl
not
lure
much
longer
,
,
,Ufc
bedspread
a
a
taken
of
their
:o
alt.
,
regard.
The
evrnisg
waa
spent
in
music
We
ptoneera
bellev
thejlands
u
,
ndzg
and
earda.
use
ws
lut
urutamio
w-
.
winners
at
cards
were:
-
about
some
mining
jirsperty
he
had
'
Mrt
Joe
t-bf-rd.
run,
w
ur
r"..
.
ol
Ijtdttt-
eooUtf0.
Mrs.
8.
A.
Oorley
:DOr,!:
Pclflei.
Dent's
conSolaUon,
E
Ounderson.
Amongst
those
preterit
were'
Capt.
and
j
Mrs.
Chas.
Edwards,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
P.
it.
Crosby.
MT.
and
Mr.
Preece.
Mr.
and
I
Mm.
L.
R.
Parry.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S'.cgavlg.
;Mr.
and
Mrs1.
B.
J.
Bacon.
Mr.
and
Mr.
n.
OlMla
Boyer,
Mr.
Slatta,
Mn.
isr9iv
riiti,
ta
th
fa!ltinfaf
the
fisritn
'.
8
"
and
the
closing
down
of
the
loggtne
lin
:
wl.lMnr
frtartHsi
vltti
rnf
CVmrm
OlCgaTIC
.
s
nr
w
sat
ullSj
s
v
vaa
w.
w-.-wi
-
.
Newbury.
,
firii
tfuwjlJWit,
nuui,
Mil.
vu,
Mr.
Oraut,
MUcas
Charlotte.
Eleaopr
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1.
Martta
ere
In
Skldr-'
EvriIn
"wrds,
RMpb
Eda-arda,
Ole
Mrs.
a.
jsrvmea.
Mrs.
it.
a.
etrinntsr
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delight
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
E7
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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ha
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aaserled
that
Canada
requires
greater
papulation:
la
nilr
f
n
eMlLM
lh
j-NAlwwn?
-train.
'
void.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ted
Harris,
Axel!"""8
w"
a"
h'a
tTZZ
A
very
uccetut
dince
was
tssU
In
OUen,
.Oscsr
Edwards
and
Ed.
Ounder
the
Dufrertn
Pattullo
school
Monday
on.
AnsUtUg
the
hostess
in
serving
the
night.
Music
was
supplied
by
Psa
rson
delicious
refreshment
were
Mrs.
L.
JL
orchestra
snd
among
tlie
guesU'beine
Parry.
Mr.
R.
B.
Skinner.
Mrs.
r.
M.
Captain
Oeorg
e
Newbury
of
Queen
Crosby.
Mrs.
Alex.
Strachan,
Charlotte
City.
Capt.
C.
Hann.
Misses
Eleanor
and
Evelyn-
Edwards.
Jean
and
Ann)e
Hann.
J.
Hann.
Mis
-
Elsie
Rudre.
Mr
RUdan
from
Sandspi:
Advertise
In
The
rwn
N
Mtwrs!
sisals
rrmcmberlBg
tha.
no
Immigrant
should
be
bntugk:
lato
the
conntry
without
reaseaabl
assurance
that
he
wtH
find
a
useful
oecupataon
and
be
elf
supporting.
j
lAC'EEIIH
l'.S.
"A
great
deal
of
the
forest
product
s
rarrted
by
the
Oanadian
National
Hallways,
many
large
mUls
being
situ-
i
a
ted
along
toe
tines
of
the
system
and
we
are
naturally
interested
In
the
pulp
ind
paper
Industry
Oanadian
produc-:1a
n
increased
during
the
year
and
ex.
xed
that
of
the
United
States.
The
latter
country
draw
U
per
rest
of
Its
xnsumptlou
from
the
Dominion.
"To
give
some
Idea
of
th
value
to
he
country
of
the
maintenance
of
the
ndustry.
It
ha
been
pointed
out
that
a
400
too
paper
milt
can
ft
employ.
.sent
to
3X100
men
lo
wood
and
mill
jperatton.
It
would
disburse
In
wage
:
prR
aver
three
m
til
ton
dollar
and
enrtth
Jm
treasury
of
the
province,
in
which
:t
was
situated
to
the
extent
of
nearly
J2M.060
asnmUly.
ssd
Its
outlay
in
maebJnery
and
nsatert&hi
would
alone
he
Over
a
mutton
and
a
half
dollars
a
ytax.
-During
the
year
I
have
traversed
the
country
from
ooaat
to
ccoat.
covering
a
large
part
of
the
system,
visiting
scores
of
cities
and
analter.
communities,
and
coming
in
contact
with
farmer,
traders,
shippers
aatd
emetels
of
the
In
dustrtal
esltMUhsaeots
of
greater
aurl
lesser
msgnltttde.
I
ean
say
that
the
vast
majority
of
those
with
whom
1
came
In
contact
hold
to
their
faith
la
Canada,
its
rtsnurtes
and
opportunities.
When
first
I
ame
to
Canada
I
an
nounced
myself
aa
an
optimist,
every-
renlng
years
strengthened
xny
faith
'.n
the
Domlpion.
and
today
I
am
more
han
ever
t.
confirmed
opthnUt
In
alt
matters
fleeting
this
country.
STRITK
tvmi
n.r.
"There
Is
no
lack
of
opportunity
for
I
the
man
of
energy
and
enterprise.
either
east
or
west
and
1
waa
patlcu-llariy
struck
by'
the
condition
which
,
exist
in
British
Columbia,
Prince
Ed
ward
Island.
When
In
these
provinces
I
was
told
that
there
are
no
very
wealthy
men.
but.
and
this
far
more
.
"In
other
-
seeAlon
W
toe
marttlines
I
found
Improvement
In
general
condl
tlons
and
n
Increasing
faith.
They
have
had
their
dlfflctUtle.
which
we
here,
but
these,
difflcultle
are
lessen
appear
There
has
been
a
growing
Interest
in
Nova
Bcotla
and
In
New
Brunswick
on
the
part
of
tourist
with
ja
greater
influx
or
people,
wno
spend
;
vacation
time
In
these
deUghtful
pro-
vlnces.
Each
has
splendid
natural
advantage
and
tt
ir
quite
evident
that
they
are
becoming
more
widely
known.
-Quebec
and
Ontario
are
busy
and
prccperou
and
our
traffic
In
these
province
ha
been
of
large
volume.
"Tbe
parlrles,
generally
-speaking.
;
have
experienced
good
conditions
ana
!
there
ffss
been
a
general
expansion
off
trade
In
that
section
becsuse
the
farmer
has
a
fair
ainpunt
to
epend.
The
result
of
consecutive
good
crops.
rKINCK
Rl
PERT
British
CtJumbla.
with
its
delightful
climate
and
wealth
of
natural
reeour-ices
continues
to
progress
The
volume
1
of
business
through
the
port
of
Vsn-'
couver
Isl
n
keeping
with
tbe
Import-snceof
that
gateway
and
Prince
Rupert,
,
thanks
to
the
construction
of
a
grain
(elevator,
1
rapidly
becoming
an
Important
'
';
Kttemay.
;
.-
.;
iIh"tbe'
prdgresa,
ind.erelopment
pf
our
country.
.
tne..
jcansaian
National
Railway
system,
with
Its
officer
'and
employees,
are
playing
a
necessar?
and
useful
part.
During
tbe
past
year
we
have
had
severe
competition
which
will
be
more
severe
as
the
months
of
this
new
year
go
by.
In
aU
of
this
we
will
Jlnd
both
opportunity
and
enjoyment,
I
know
that
.every
msn
In
the
servics
of
the
come
pany
may
be
relied
upon
during
the
on-coming
year
to
put
forth
his
beet
efforts
in
the
maintenance
of
that
high
reputation
which
we
have
already
tablltbed.
I
HOPE
fft
NOT
INTRUDING-I
THOUGHT
I'D
JU1T
OFtOP
IN
AND
SAT-
HOWDY1
I
l
--,
I
w
ra
jv
rm
m
lass.
1
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I
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m
Ill
.
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1
SITUATIONS
WANTED
OIRLS
WANT
TEMPORARY
EMPLOY
csent.
any
kind.
Apply
Box
1601.
City.
3C4
FOR
SALE
SO
13
SKtNK
BOAT
AND
PACKER.
30
hp.
heavy
oil
engine
and
first
class
(roller,
cost
37.000.
IS
month
eld.
offend
for
thirty
days
only
at
34000.
43x11
Seine
boat.
30
tup.
engine
worth
330000.
for
30
dsys
only.
11400.
40
hp.
heavy
otl
marine
or
staUonsry
engine,
price
I1JO0.
Tao
30-ft.
Salmon
t
rollers.
7
hp.
and
It
hp.
price
3430
and
360Q.
19
bp.
S-eyflnder.
4-cyele
Fsirbatik-
Merse.
price
3350.
30
h.p.
3-ejUnder
Buffalo
marine
engine
liOO.
200
fatntvm
Salmon
seine,
340
mesh
deep,
used
only
short
seovra.
Snap
at
3700.
Apply
J.
Field.
Bet
84,
city.
Phone
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FOR
RENT
RENT.
TWO
ROOMS.
OOOD
Bathroom.
Housekeeping
convenience
If
desired.
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160
Third
Are.
Phone
Blue
393.
ROOMS
FOR
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HEATED;
hot
and
cold
water.
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623
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at
room
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bet
teen
3
and
7.
evening.
203
FOR
RENT-Apartment
by
-the
day.
week
or
month.
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fX7.
tt
HOI'S
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
AND
'
SATH.
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Mu-.ro
Bros.
it
FOft
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE
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3IS
Fourth
Ave.
East
tf
IX)ST
LOST.
SMALL
UOLD
PIN
SET
With
peart,
with
click
border.
Be-tween
Government
wharf
acd
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Finder
please
return
lo
Dally
News
office.
Reward.
FOUND
FOUND.
BUNCH
OF
KETS.
Daily
Newt
office.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
,iioir.
ri'RMMiin,
YOU
MOOT
WreS"
APPLT
II.
J.
Zt'slKf
IIR
fleiieral
llamly
Man
Fumsret
and
Stove
Cleaned
and
Repaired.
Chlmnle
iwrpt
t,fmelery
PJot
Cared
For.
Phone-Tied
243.
Prince
Rupert.
BC
--.twii.
f'cr2jeirfleM''vlUlte,
dining
room
sers.
walnpt
vanity
dressers,
floor
lamps,
upholstered
cane
chairs,
beds.
blankets,
lounges,
rsnges.
brick
lined
heaters,
mate,
linoleum.
Treat
yourself
to
a
New
Year's
Olftl
A.
MrKEVIE.
1
1
RNITI
HE
'phone
73
EXCHANGE
NEW.
ANt
SEf'OMi
HAND
Ft
RN'ITTRE
bought
and
sold
snd
exchsnged.
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cixh
Register
in
Stock.
PAP.tiorrijO
M9
Third
Ave.
Si
MARIS
l'hnne
AIR
Every
Dy
Is
IOLI.R
Ii
I
Y
.-
at
THE
DOI.MK
STORE.
20
per
cent
Discount
on
all
Stumped
Ooods
Nothing
Over
a
Dollar.
Wmimoy
fi
rmtihk
ExnnNoi:
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
NT
mOt'KIE,
Proprlelor
144
Third
Arenue
We
Buy.
Sell
or
Exchanee
anything.
Phone
mark
421
XMAS
AMI.
XEW
YEAR
xrEriAL,
I
have
only
a
limited
number
of
O.C-W-Bicycles
and
Joyeycles
the
very
thing
to
mske
the
youngster
happy
for
the
whole
coming
year.
Prices
from
333
to
sen
no
a
mAhII
&
navment
tAflNC,TO
M
IT
BE
NICE
IF
Ca-.r
ONE
WOULD
ORoa
'
l
ow
,
:
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tm
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I
aa
III
rvt'OONE
ALUTHE
JALKlNC,
I'M
COIKIGTOBU-
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TO
MAKE
TOO
BWY
tt
TO
KNOCK
l
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DAILY
NEWS
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ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
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taken
for
lets
than
50c
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MESSAGE
OF
Slit
HENRY
THOKNTON
TO
I'EO-
i
IM.E
OF
CANADA
WITH
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SPECIAL
MENTION
OF
FIMNCE
HUPEKT
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from
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on)
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ss.
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Alaska
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a.
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31
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Alaska
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if
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Princes
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Dec
31
aa.
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Sunday
as.
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rrtwn
Port
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and
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trm.
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a
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Sundays
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To
Alaska
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Nov.
26,
DeC.
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and
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f
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NOV.
30.
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31.
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Chsrlolle
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1
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the
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balance
monthly.
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roe
now!
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