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FOOT
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pi
wyueaning
at
Vancouver
Prices
Most
Modern
Drycleanlnjr
Plan!
In
City
J
Thone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Are.
and
McBride
Street
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i
tri
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1
tUT
FCRVJARMTH
AMD
HEAT
THAT
OUR
COAL
GIVES-
IT
CANT,
BE
BEAT!
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of
course!
But
more
thankful
for'
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
he3t
to
warm
us
up.
You'll
have
a
Happy
Christ-,
mas
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
gives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
ordera
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
&l0
Double
Load
?QJU
Large
Sack
r0
0
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTranster
AND
COAL
CO.
129
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
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
lot.
Telephone
537.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Trince
Rupert
as
low
CCC
ft
ft
as
I.
ANGER.
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
TnE
DAILT
NEiTa
Tht.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
(
By
George
McMar)1J.
MR-
COOro?
I
DOWN-
STAIRS
AM
WAMTtjTO
5EE
ESZS'S?
fOU-
WHAT'LL
I
TE.LL
HIM?
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V
INDIGESTION
IS
A
CRIME
So
Says
Professor
of
the
University
of
London
and
Hard
tabor
is
Cure
LONDON.
Dec.
39.
Fat
men
should
be
entenctd
to
bard
Ubor.
for
Indigestion
is
crime.
Professor
B.
Colllngwood
ol
tht
University
of
London
told
the
People's
League
of
Health.
"There
Is
no
excuse
Tor
Indigestion,"
he
said.
"Indigestion
is
simply
caused
through
lack
of
knowledge
knowledge
of
what
to
eat
and
haw
to
eat
It.
"Cooking
food
attractively
is
a
most
Important
point.
The
belie.'
that
you
are
going
to
enjoy
your
unl
Is
half
the
oattle.
"Then
you
must
it
It
properly.
Dsnl
swallow
too
qulekiy.
After
a
meal
It
Is
win
to
sit
ana
rest
for
half
an
hour
at
least."
The
physiologist
charged
over-eating
lth
Indigestion
In
many
cases.
Heavy-weight!
should
be
placed
In
the
dock,
he
repeated,
as
the
flrs.t
step
on
the
way
to
the
workhouse.
HINT
FOR
BIG
BILL
THOMPSON
REGARD
TO
BRITISH
PROPAGANDA
(Juneau
Empire)
When,
and
If.
Mayor
"Big
Bill"
Thomp-tn
gets
rid
of
the
"British
propaganda'
books
in
the
bocks
of
the
Chicago
LL-
brary.
gets
written
a
history
in
which
there
is
no
pro-English
text,
there
stUl
remains
a
big
task
ahead
cf
him
And
undoubtedly
he
is
the
man
for
the
undertaking
in
which,
if
successful,
tb
least
reward
entaikd
should
be
his
elevation
to
the
presidency
of
the
United
States.
Tbe
English
influence
on
tbe
geog-l
raphy
of
the
United
States
is
large.
The
inap
of
the
country
snows
how
its
pernicious
activity
has
spotted
up
tbe
country
with
names
of
English
place
to
ths
disadvantage
of
the
real
America.
For
instance,
up
In
the
northeastern
part
f
the
ccuntry
there
is
a
group
of
com
monwealths
known
as
the
New
England
States.
Think
or
it!
Then
tbe
individual
commonwealths
New
York
Sate.
New
Horrpshlre,
New
Jersey.
named
after
English
cities,
shires
and
Islands,
not
to
mention
Maryland.
Virginia,
the
Carciinas
and
Georgia,
named
for
English
kings
and
queens.
Then
look
at
some
of
the
American
cities!
Consider
bow
the
perfidious
English
changed
Kieuw
Amsterdam
to
Nev
York.
There
is
Albany,
lots
cf
them.
!
Rochester,
Chester,
Kingston.
Lancaster
j
Koyhcumberiand.
Reading.
Wilkes-
Barre.
Charleston.
Norfolk,
and
hun
dreds
of
other
American
towns
mi
r
it
res
which
perpetuate
things
English
in
their
very
names.
Oh.
the
degradation
of
ltl
For
these
end
Is
in
sight.
8on
tyayor
Thomp
on.
hiving
purified
the
schools
and
libraries
cf
Chicago,
can
turn
his
at
tention
to
the
real
problem
and
with
the
aid
of
tame
lion
hunters
rescue
the
country
from
the
grip
of
this
Insidious
British
propaganda.
MARRIAGE
CANCELS
THE
WOMAN'S
NATIONALITY
Itritlth
Women
Married
to
Americans
Are
Without
a
Country
for
Some
Years
LONDON,
Dec.
29.
"British
women
married
to
Americans
who
have
to
live
over
here
for
hang
periods
are
In
a
Jegai
position
which
leaves
them
without
nationality."
the
DaUy
News
says.
Un
der
British
lsw
the
wife
loses
her
n
UonsUty
and
ahe
cannot
become
an
American
citizen
until
she
has
had
years
continuous
residence
in
the
States.
Not
only
has
she
to
register
a;
bow
oireei
as
trie
American
she
not.
but
to
report
periodically
to
the
puuec.
diic
uu
no
legal
ngnts.
It
a
question
as
to
What
would
Krmn
if
her
husband
died
or
deserted
her
There
has
been
no
test
case
on
the
point
"When
It
comes
to
travelling
on
the
Continent,
all
she
can
get
are
identl
flcatwn
papers
from
tbe
American
Con
sulate
or
tbe
British
Homo
Office
af
fording
her
protection
aa
the
shadow
of
ah
American
or
tbe
ghost
of
a
British
subject.
"A
woman
who
has
laid
to
endure
this
position
for
two
and
one
half
years
U
Mrs,
Morley,
wife
of
F.
V.
Morley,
ths
American
writer
and
publisher.
"
'railing
the
modification
of
the
American
Law.'
she
'told
the
Dally
News,
'what
1
required
Is
the
alteration
of
the
British
Aliens
Act
of
1914
ensuring
that
a
British
subject
marrying
an
alien
shall
retain
her
British
nationality
unless
or
untU
she
can
Join
her
husband."
NIGHT
SITTINGS
OF
JUVENILE
COURT
AT
MONTREAL
PLANNED
with
a
view
to
obtaining
the
evidence
j
fathers
or
biya
charged
with
delinquency
In
TO
per
cent!
of
the
cases
It
jetng
neceuary
that
the
fathers
should
:stlfy
without
sumbittlng
the
fsthers
to
toss
of
XXtnJ
fra
l
their
work
and
con-sequent
loss
of
pay.
Judge
J.
O.
Lacrolz.
who
presides
over
be
Juvenile
Osurt
here,
says
that
wrhil
h
has
not
enforced
tbe
presence
of
fathers
at
court
bearings
beeaute
be
:hinks
this
would
be
too
drastic,
a
rest
deal
of
traubl
and
inconvenience
us
been
occasioned
by
their
not
being
.resent.
The
beads
of
families,
be
says,
acst
of
whem
cam
small
wages,
hav.
epeatedly
asked
for
night
sessions;
He
:s
in
favor
of
the
prsposaL
The
quenten
of
night
sittings
of
the
'uvenlle
Court
is
one
for
the
city
eoun-oil
to
decide.
The
matter
may
teat
before
'
thst
body
shortly.
PAID-UP
PARTY
IS
LATEST
SOCIAL
EVENT
LONDON.
Dee.
29.
"Paid-up"
parties
sre
the
latest
fads
amongst
Londoners.
It
isnt
everybody
who
knows
what
a
"paid-up
party"
is.
and
at
least
one
person
was
astounded
to
receive
the
following
invitation
"Please
come
to
a
Pald-wlth-thanks'
party
at
-.
on
Saturday.
Music
and
dancing.
Ringing
up
the
host
to
inquire
Just
whst
It
mean-
the
following
explanation
ass
given:
"It's
Just
a
little
friendly
gathering
i
celebrate
the
fact
that
all
tbe
in-
italments
have
been
paid
on
the
furniture
and
piano.
I'm
having
another
on
iext
January
to
rejolu
over
the
last
payment
on
the
motorcar."
buying
furniture
and
motor
cars
on
he
instalment
plan,
there
will
probably
dlnr.
be
a
iarge
iucrense
la
psld-witu-iuanks
,
parties
this
season.
DISTILLED
BLENDED
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
James
Buchanan
Sl&x,
limited
26
Ilolborn,
London,
E.CJ.
MR-JlCCft-
WHEN
I
"TOLD
VOU
TwE-
OTHER
DVT
I
MAD
A
9iCK
CAT
00
AlD
YOU
HAD
OME
AN
FOU
orTURPENTtN6-J
WHAT
I'D
LIKETO
rTl
SgffiS
"
VCT
rkft-J
i
iT
,M;y
'-
B.C.
ELECTRIC
AND
THE
P.G.E.
Suggestion
That
Big
Company
Should
Take
Over
Road
and
Operate
it
We
congratulate
Han.
4.
D.
MacLsaa.
premier
of
British
OolwMa
on
his
pronouncement
of
government
policy
retarding
the
POX.
Railway,
says
the
Mining
and
Industrial
Record.
The
MONTREAL,
Dec.
29
Two
night
ses-
province
has
the
railway.
It
cannot
dons
per
week
of
the
Juvenile
Court
scrap
it.
It
must
either
go
ahead
aad
jwy
be
held
when
the
new
court
build-
j
make
It
a
successful
asset,
or
let
it
!ng
cf
8t.
Joseph
Boulevard
Is
com-!
drift
Into
chaos.
We
have
always
eoo-sleted.
This
Innovation
is
nrooosed
i
tended
that
without
a
terminal
either
at
Vancouver
or
Fort
George
notatBg
can
be
matte
of
the
road.
If
tbe
government
plans
to
sen
it
are
reattatd
well
and
good.
If
not
the
premier
Is
right
In
his
determination
to
do
something
definite
with
it.
It
is
stated
the
-am-Ings
of
the
road
ahow
material
improve
ment.
So
they
houM.
with
the
activities
of
the
BC
Electric
Railway
Co.
in
tte
great
power
enterprise
on
Bridge
River.
In
fact
that
company's
Interest
in
tbe
cMunuy
traversed
by
ths
railway
promise.
to
become
so
important.
It
ap-aarw
to
us
tbe
ultimate
desUaaUen
of
the
road
may
be
Its
acquisition
by
tbat
aompany.
which
could
etaetrtfy
-ft
aad
iperate
It
so
much
more
economically
tnd
efficiently
thsn
anybody
else.
SKUNKS
ARE
TAMED
Walk
Arotriid
llmi-e
and
Rebate
WHI
an
Manitoba
farm
OTTAWA
Dee.
29.
Tbe
fact
that
;kunka
can
be
tamed
to
walk
around
the
bouse
without
doing
damage
to
person
or
property
was
Hlusttated
hen
recently
when
Norman
Crtddle
of
the
entomological
Division
of
tbe
Department
of
Agriculture,
Manitoba,
delivered
an
address
before
the
annual
meeting
of
tbe
Ottawa
Field
Naturalists'
Club
at
tbe
lecture
ban
of
the
National
Museum.
(
Mr.
Oitdle.
who
in
tbe
winter
here
writes
bis
reports
on
the
grasshopper
situation
of
Manitoba,
spoke
on
wild
jtton
to
a
number
of
people
in
the
au-
(r
TS
I
A
deliKt
to
the
?
1
1
connosseul:,
1
I
a
revelation
to
the
1
1
sceptic
1
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adrertirement
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the
Liquor
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or
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SPORT
CHAT
Local
basketball
fans
are
looking
forward
with
keen
Interest
to
the
Inter-High
School
series
whscn
win
be
held
cn
Friday
and
Saturday
night
of
this
vsetk.
Apparently
in
(ice
fettle,
tbe
"Toys
from
Uw
paper
town
are
already
iete.
It
la
the
tint
tUM
that
Ocean
Mis
fcas
contributed
to
such
a
serits
.nd.
on
that
account,
they
are
doubly
welcome
The
boys
themselves
are
on
heir
toes
and
are
very
oanfldent
that
-hey
m
111
be
able
to
shew
tbe
locals
and
the
Anyovltes
some
of
the
Use
points
jt
tat
hoop
game.
The
eJeseaeas
of
the
two
opening
contests
at
Anyox
on
Monday
and
Wednesday
ntghu
speaks
well
for
the
fact
that
these
teams
arc
evenly
enough
matched
sad
ths
wul
be
able
to
give
the
f&4
and
their
respective
supporters
some
thrill
tat
tnatr
money.
If
Ocean
f
wils
measures
up
to
the
itaadard
set
In
these
opening
games,
a
memorable
series
is
m
store.
The
Anyox
and
Prince
Rupert
teams
wUi
reach
the
dry
from
tbe
smelter
town
)u
tomorrow
rooming's
steamer.
If
the
Canadian
Hockey
Association
-
fit
so
sanetloji
the
proposed
visit
3f
tbe
New
Edinburgh
of
Ottswa
to
asrlln,
Antwerp.
Vlenaa.
Pari,
London
r.
nd
elsewhere
this
winter.
Canada
wDl
he
represented
in
Europe
by
two
hockey
Mams
that
will
do
this
country
credit.
University
of
Toronto
Orada.
Allan
Cup
bolder,
and
world
chaaiplonshlp
as-plrsnta
sgaiast
the
teams
of
eleven
sther
nation,
will
a)o
be
abroad
about
tbe
aame
time.
It
baa
been
tbe
custom
for
Olympic
trams
to
ps-y
ether
fames
.ban
those
of
the
Olympic
series,
usu-
ills
in
Various
Zuropeaa
centres.
Vie-
anas
or
Montreal
naa
a
mast
sueoe-ful
trip
last
winter,
aad
Canadian
teams
are
decidedly
popular
on
the
-'tber
side.
Tbe
fact
that
two
CaaatUan
team
may
tour
Europe
this
season
life
la
Manitoba
with
especial
reference
j
bou)d
not
be
an
objection
when
the
to
birds
and
mammala.
He
told
of
his,
Canadian
Association
Is
considering
success
in
taming
quite
a
variety
of
;
New
Edlnburg
s
application
for
a
sane
animals
which
he
kept
around
the
tkra.
house,
evja
Including
y
juns
coyotes
In
his
list.
In
view
of
the
growing
popularity
of
UaUTn
,
,
CHRISTMAS
TREE
FOR
PRESBYTERIAN
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LAST
EVENING
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
but
night
for
children
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday
School
was
a
great
success,
a
record
crowd
of
kiddies
and
parents
being
.in
.
attendance
for
the
occasion.
The'even't
j
was
in
charge
of
John
E.
Davey.
super-itntendent
of
tbe
Sundsy
School,
who
)
presided,
and
the
ataff
of
teacbera.
J.
tW.rtMcaitlle.
i
presented
boo
etc.
to
the
children.
the
necesssry
a-
alatanee.
Prior
to
tbe
arrival
on
the
scene
of
Father
Carlstmaa,
there
was
an
attractive
program
which
Included
a
cornet
solo
by
Billy
Fuller,
eeeompanled
Kv
Myraa
Fuller
vocal
solo.
Joan
Arthur:
recitation.
Dorothy
Christ!:
piano
solo.
Beatrice
Bemier:
recitation.
Marlon
Ryan:
chouma
by
girls;
recttation
"Wei-feome
to
Santa
Claua."
Winnie
Cameron;
!
piano
solo.
Elsie
Finley:
recitation,
Donald
Eby.
and
violin
solo
by
Wlzner
(Bryant,
accompanied
by
Jimmy
Bryant.
MOHAWK
GROUP
NEAR
HAZELTON
IS
BEING
WORKED
THIS
WINTER
(Mining
and
Industrial
Record)
Tbe
Mohawk
Group.
S
miles
from
Hazelton.
has
been
re-opened
and
Is
already
sacking
ore
for
shipment.
This
prcperty.
formerly
known
as
the
Erie,
waf
worked
16
years
ago.
Tbe
vein
has
been
traced
Jot
over
one
thousand
feet
.in
tbe
surface
and
opened
by
tun.
oel
and
ahaft.
The
ore
was
lost
and
worK
shut
a
jn.
Last
fill
Dike
Harris
did
work
and
succeeded
in
picking
up
the
pay
ore
within
a
few
feet
o
the
old
workings.
D.
A.
Hunt
Is
sow
in
charge
of
tbe
wcrk,
wlth
a
small
crew,
and
steadily
mlalng
hb
grade
ere
f-?r
shipment..
High
aJver
values
are
encountered.'
tbe
enrichment
being
grey
;-pper
E.
G.
Brown,
of
Vancouver
is
organizing
a
company
to
work
the
property
Duke
Harris
being
associated
with
him
ut
thia
work.
WANTED
WANTED.
BT
small
furnished
CAREFUL
TENANT,
cottaaa.
Phone
61.
SOS
FOIt
SALE
50x12
SEINE
BOAT
AND
PACKER,
30
hp.
heavy
oU
engine
and
first
class
troUer,
cost
7jOOO.
is
month
old,
offered
tor
thirty
dsya
only
at
Stoeo.
48x11
Seine
boat.
90
b
p.
cagflc
worth
tJOOOO.
for
SO
days
only.
I1JO0.
40
h
p
heavy
oil
atarbte
or
stationary
engine,
pries
1
1.500.
Two
30-fL
Salmoa
trailers,
1
bp.
and
12
hp.
price
MM
and
600.
18
hp
J
-cylinder,
4
-cycle
Fatrbaok-
Morse,
price
S280.
3
hp.
2
-cylinder
Buffalo
marine
engine
SO0.
ZOO
fathom
Salmoa
seine,
MO
a&esb
deep,
used
only
short
seats.
Snap
at
S700.
Apply
3.
Field.
Baa
8.
atty.
Phone
23.
FOR
8AU5.
A
REAL
CHRISTMAS
Special.
Oerbard
Heintcman
Player
Piano.
Secondhand
at
1525
0
on
terms.
Walkera
Masic
Store.
tf
FOR
It
EXT
OR
RENT.
TWO
ROOMS.
OOOD
Bathroom.
IlousekeepiBg
oaoveaimers
If
desired.
Apply
160
Third
Ate.
Phone
Blue
32.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
8TBAM
HEATED;
hot
and
cold
water.
Apply
623
Third
Avenue,
at
room
9
between
S
and
7.
evenings.
209
FOR
RENT.
Apartment
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
9
I,OOUS
AND
3ATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
Apply
21S
Fourth
Ave.
Hast.
LOST
EXCHANGE
HOUSE.
U
LOST.
SMALL
GOLD
PIN
SET
With
pearls,
with
Mack
border.
Between
Government
wharf
and
Prlaee
Rupert
Hotel.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
office.
Reward.
FOUND,
Dally
FOUND
-BUNCH
OF
News
ofnea.
KEYS.
APPLY
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
J.
7CMKF.IIII
Penrral
HandyMan
Furnaces
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Repaired
Chlmnles
jwepL
i
i
Cemetery
Plot
Cared
For.
"
Phone
Red
243.
Prince
Rupert.
B&
unr.F.
niiMMUMiH
!;Je3tcTflUl
.-It
drnlnr1
'
room
suites.
Barrymore
carpets,
walnut
dres
sers,
walnut
vanity
dresser,
floor
lamps,
upholstered
cane
chairs,
beds.
blanket,
lounges,
rsnges,
brick
11b
ed
beaters,
mats,
linoleum.
Treat
yourself
to
a
New
Yesr's
Gift
I
A.
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H
HMTI
RE
Hione
172
NEW
AMI
JKCOXII
IIAMI
FI
RMTVRE
bought
and
sold
sad
exshsnged.
Flsyer
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
In
stock.
FAPADOPl'I.OH
M9
Third
Ave.
M.UM
PlMtrte
6IC
Every
Day
la
HOLLAR
DAY
at
THE
DOLLAR
RTORE.
20
per
cent
Discount
on
all
Stamped
Ooodt.
Nothingt
Over
-
a
Dollar.
nOMIMOS"!!
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3aa;j
;
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.
Wnit'W'EJ.
IJjirler
14
Third
Avenue
Wtr
Buy.
Be!!
st
Eshangc
anything.
Phone
mark
4tl
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AND
M.W
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fPRCIil
Artfe,,
Lottatui
Found,
it
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MOYBM
lir
Vancouver
Tuesday
as
c.n.
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as
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30
as
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31
as
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far
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t'aneoaier
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at
1130
am.
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the
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at
3.30
p-m.
pkin'ce'icupekt
tides
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p
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havo
only
a
limited
number
of
O.C.M.
ntin
tY.
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Bicycle
and
Joycycles
ths
very
thing
jHigb
B
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to
make
the
youngster
happy
for
the!
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...
r
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tn
srnm
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small
.,
cash
...k
navment
rt'
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RDM'.
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,
down,
balance
monthly.
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me
now
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