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By
George
McMapus
LOCAL
OFFICIAL
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
LEAVES
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The
OMkmtM
Ponwtff
"Save
the
Fomti"
demonstration
car
attached
to
the
regular
passenger
.train
left
this
morning
for
Terrace
which
will
be
Its
next
stop
In
the
oourae
ol
a
tour
to
various
Important
points
between
here
and
Jasper
Park.
B.
H.
Leightcn,
fire
inspector
attached
to
the
local
office
of
the
Forest
Branch.
went
out
on
the
car
and
will
remain
with
It
until
Jasper
is
reached
on
June
96.
He
will
give
the
addresses
wrier
the
moving
picture
exhibitions
are
made.
Much
Interest
was
taken
In
the
many
Illustrated
lectures
wblcb
were
given
aboard
the
car
while
It
was
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
seating
capacity
being
fille.'
on
every
occasion.
On
Saturday,
there
were
four
exhibitions
two
In
the
morning
and
two
In
the
evening.
MISSION
BRANCH
IS
FORMED
HERE
PltHe.llYTBKI.VX
LAI1IEH
.UTEIt
IlKAHIVl;
AIIIIKEH8
IIV
Ml"
LWIIA
l'ELTOX
Tlt.V
VE1.1.IM1
SECRETARY
on
the
work
of
the
society.
There
was
an
anthem
by
the
choir.
Mlas
Pelton
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
PRINCIPLES
OF
CHIROPRACTIC
THE
1'IHHT
OF
A
WEEKLY
KEIIIEB
OF
ARTICLE
KXPLAlMNfl
THE
philosophy
or
Chtropractlc
la
based
upon
five
fundamental
premises:
(a)
that
a
vertebrae
may
become
tubiuxated;
b)
that
this
subluxation
Induces
impingement
of
the
son
tents
of
the
Intervertebral
openings;
(c
that,
as
a
result
of
this
Impingement,
the
irritability
of
the
corresponding
segment
of
the
aplnal
cord
and
Its
connecting
spinal
and
autonomic
nerves
Is
reduced,
and
the
conduction
of
the
nerve
la
unpaired:
(d)
that,
a
a
result
thereof,
certain
parts
of
the
organism
are
deprived
of
their
innervation
in
whole
or
in
part,
and
become
functionally
or
organically
diseased
or
predisposed
to
disease:
and
()
that
adjustment
of
a
aubluaated
vertebrae
removes
the
impingement
of
the
structures
passing
through
the
lu-
intervertebral
opening,
thereby
restoring
to
diseased
parte
their
full
quota
of
ln-nenvu'.lon,
and
rehabilitating
them
tuudlonally
and
organically.
Spinal
subluxations,
or
minor
displacements,
are
caused
by:
falls,
twists,
blows
and
Improper
posture,
their
pre
sence
Is
proven
by
palpation
and
x-ray
photographs.
It
Ik
that,
a
spine
free
from
defects
Is
Invariably
found
In
healthy
people,
therefor,
if
your
health
Is
not
of
the
beHt
consult
Dr
Eyolfson.
the
Chiropractor,
or
Phone
Hlue
85
for
nu
npnolnment.
Advt
FORMER
LOCAL
PEOPLE
MARRIED
AT
MISSION
Ml
linrothy
I-uxton
DeemuM
IWile
of
IV.
II.
I'rolms-Plemlng
ana
Tlinv
l.lve
In
Vaneouver
Cards
have
been
received
In
the
city
announcing
the
marriage
of
Miss
Dorothy
Louise
Lax
ton
to
W.
H.
Probus-ftemtng.
"The
wedding
took
place
at
All
Saints
Church,
Mission
City
April
38,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fleming
are
now
living
In
Vaneouver.
Maw
Lexton
was
formally
a
member
9e
teaching
staff
of
Booth
School
In
this
cjty,
which
position
she
resigned
kjbi
Since
tht
she
haa.bean
living
at
home
at
Mission.
Mr.
Probus-Plcmlng
was
for
several
years
with
McBae
Brothers
and
later
with
Rose,
Cowsn
ft
Lutta
lu
this
city.
Blnos
last
summer
he
has
been
living
In
Vaneouver.
H.
O.
Otsen.
Bmlthers
manager
fer
tlie
Hanson
Lumber
ft
Timber
Co.,
left
by
this
morning's
train
on
his
return
to
the
Interior
after
h.ivlng
spent
at
ere!
Saga
In
toe
city
on
company
business.
TERRACE
A
Ooodenough,
Bmlthers,
was
a
busi-
vlsltor
here
on
Thursday,
his
first
visit
since
his
prolonged
Illness.
Miss
Marguerite
Martin
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
staff
is
holidaying
at
OKQANIIE
nrm1
;,,
.WI,
The
organisation
'
of
a
local
branch
the
Missionary
Society
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
of
Canada
resulted
trom
a
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
of
Miss
Laura
K.
Pelton.
travelling
secretary
of
the
Society
for
Western
Canada,
with
Presbyterian
ladies
of
this
city.
Miss
Pelton
gave
an
interesting
address
on
the
work
being
carried
out
under
the
auspice
of
the
Society
both
In
the
home
and
mission
fields
and
stressed
the
desirability
cff
a
local
branch
being
formed.
There
was
a
vocal
aato
by
Mrs.
James
Waugh.
Officers
of
the
local
society
are
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
J.
R.
"Prtaell.
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Alex
Mackenzie.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Mrs.
R
Cameron.
Visiting
secretary.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Mox-ley.
Miss
Pelton
also
preached
the
sermon
at
evening
service
last
night
In
First
Presbyterian-
Church.
She
again
spoke
Tl.
Doric-
i
r
;
irsietl
:j
a
short
business
..
:
'
1J:
Rupert.
The
W.A.
of
the
Anglican
Church
met
on
Thursday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
when
arrangements
were
completed
for
their
home
cooking,
candy.
and
apron
sale
to
be
held
in
the
Ter
race
theatre
on
Saturday
afternoon,
May
13.
J.
E.
Gordon
returned
on
Saturday
Irom
a
short,
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Henry
Conroy
was
Lake
on
Saturday.
In
from
Kalum
ii:.UTgo.
He
was
accompanied
home
by
Mrs
McDonald
and
his
daughter.
Mrs.
Head.
'
A.
McDonald,
scaler
at
the
Ameitbury
-
mill
left
en
Saturday
lor
Telkwa
where'
Tli
steady
rains
of
Friday
and
Bat
he
has
reccied
an
appointment
on
the
ui
day
did
much
In
the
developing
of
forestry
staff.
leaves
and
grass
and
all
out
doors
has
since
taken
on
a
spring
"like
appearonoe
Mrs.
BrummiU
waai'tpa
afternoon
tea
lf'Kt-ss
oir
Saturday-
.
.-
tfr
,
Miss
Sfbary.
formed
.Copper
City
schor
l
teacher
and
"ftfc
mother,
who
-rrjntly
arrived
from
q'hfniwack.
left
1
u
Sunday
for
the
south.
.
Owing
to
ill
'
alth.
Miss
Binary
ba
had
to
give
up
her
school
duties.
A.
E.
Little
returned
to
the
Prince
Rupert
hospital
on
Sunday
for
further
medical
treatment.
Me
was
accompanied
down
by
Mrs
Oeorge
Little
Mrs.
Orlfflth
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
Saturday
on
a
vMIt
with
friends
HAZELTON
Archie
S.
TordUte
of
Cedarvale
who
i
has
been
on
the
Forestry
service
during
the
pan
two
seasons,'
la
again
on
duty.
Mrs.
J.
Vlgar
left
on
Thursday
for
i
but
Is
at
present
relieving
tor
Herbert
Seattle,
having
been
called
south
owing
Hankln,
who
Is
recuperating
after
his
to
the
Illness
of
her
parents.
severe
Illness.
,
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Curaon
of
Prince
j
Delegates
to
the
appronehlng
United
Rupert
spent
several
days
here
during
1
Church
Conference
at
Vancouver
next
the
week
and
left
on
Saturday
for
TJak
jweek
include
John
Hewlett
and
Mrs.
R.
iTomllneson.
A
good
supply
of
golf
requisites
has!
Concluding
a
rather
exceptionally
arduous
voyage
which
took
the
beat
part
of
two
weeks,
the
Anglican
mission
boat
Western
Hope,
in
charge
of
Bev.
C.
O.
Darby,
finally
reached
port
yesterday
from
Masse
tt.
The
story
of
the
Western
Hope's
passage
Is
an
Interesting
one
not
without
some
thrilling
and,
at
times,
perilous
denouements.
The
Western
Hone
started
out
from
Massett
for
Prince
Rupert
to
undergo
some
repwlrs
following
a
fire
aboard
the
vessel.
Well
out
Into
Hecate
Straits,
the
engine
broke
down
and
several
days
of
struggling
with
the
engine
and
drifting
ensued.
The
little
though
staunch
craft
had
been
driven
perilously
arrived
in
town
and
many
prospective1"
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Smith
of
the
Hudson's
1
close
to
some
Islands
north
of
Ketchl-
playerc
are
now
equlpr"!
to
start
cbaa-
Bay
Co.
have
been
transferred
from
kan
when,
fortunately,
a
fishing
boat
tng
the
ball.
.fort
Fraser
to
HaaeHon.
j
hove
in
atght
and
took
her
in
tow
much
f
i
V
T
'
'
rellel,
needless
to
say.
of
those
W.Tl.
McDonald
returned
to
hb
home-"
H
herelfc
Saturday
front
theTprlaoe
Ru-Hht
pert
hospital
fat
doctor
advising.'
9
u
Inst
the
operation
he
expected
to,
rad
m
pMrfjH
1
what
mwh
Tlneb
Is
nar
in
charge
or
'
on
uoara
cldent
occurred
when
part
of
the
road
making
machinery
at
Carrlan's
camp.
Skeen
Crossing,
lolled
over
crushing
Oeorge
Hall.
Hii-
leg
was
badly
crushed
and
be
is
in
the
hospital
resting
quietly.
M.
Wars
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
waa
Uv
town
last,
weak
on
a
general
Inspection
taw.
Plans
are
being
perfeot-ed
towards
the
erection
of
a
new
autre
In
the
near
future.
arduousYrip
western
hope
AM1UCAN
allMttlON
HOAT
UHUHL
liOWN
IV
.HECATE
HTKAITK
AM)
IHltrTHII
FOli
MANY
WAYS
lee.
j
The
Western
Hope
underwent
tem-
.
;
porary
repairs
at
Ketchikan
and
arrived
t
have,
keen
a
serious
ac-
here
under
bar
own
power.
She
Is
Trout
and
Salmon
Await
Anglers'
Hies
With
wintflr
snnwH
d'mpersinK
rapidly
and
ice
dissoK
lng
into
lake
and
streams;
with
tlie
mine
of
aap
and
budding
of
tret.s,
memorien
of
anglers
awaken
picturing
Btrtams
where
one
would
wish
to
fish
daya
"vTen
even
the
deep
blue
heavens
look
glad,
And
gladness
breathes
from
the
lilosHoming
ground."
The
waters
of
Nova
Scotia,
New
Brunawkk.
Quauoe
and
Ontario
have
all
their
devoted
followers
waiting
fer
the
ica
to
disappear.
These
anKleia
ara
always
eaggr
to
try
new
flaning
ground,
andthey
will
have
new
water
this
year,
according
to
Wm.
liarber
Haynes,
writing
in
"Outdoor
Life
and
Ilevnutiim."
The
lateat
bid
fur
the
favor
of
tlu
siiortsmas
i
the
opening
of
part
of
that
(skua-i
aulmon
rtvrr,
tin-
Keatigoucna.
to
any
K,nrtMman
who
can
pay
a
sum
for
a
day's
lihhing.
Heratofoae,
it
hail
been
imposatbla
for
anybody
to
fluh
the
R.'stlgouche
unleaa
he
rented
liHhinc
wnter
for
a
term
of
several
years.
Now
the
province
huH
mnde
it
ptwjlhle
for
men
in
o.'dii-.ury
cirruirtitaneei
to
nut
up
moi.i
y
noui;l:
lor
the
reulU.
t
un
of
itl'i
lui
(irti
ai
.u
u
w''.V
ll
h
in;;
foi
wal-v-un
of
the
BMti
uuclie
in
New
iirunswicL.
IBwEwEwipEB
"
SeS
DbHbS
BBwEBBflP
wBt&'mffmF
BBwEBwhim
iiBmg
BaUlwEwaBm
gwWkJaSRflaHRlBv'FW
The
season
for
aalmon
in
New
Brunawtok
is
from
May
24
Heptombar
U0.
In
the
Rastigouche
tUver
and
it
tributa-iw,
nuh
'mhiiig
is
peniustuble
from
April
1
t
August
U-M:-
th
limit
m
JO
per
week.
The
salmon
nuasun
in
Nova
Scotia
is
irom
yulinmry
1
to
August
31.
Quebec's
trout
Atreama
are
many
and
widespread,
and
ara
ally
reached
tnaking
them
deservedly
T:opuiar
both
with
Canadian
and
Americttii
nHherrnf-n.
Satisfying
s)n)"i
i
to
("
hnd
in
the
..trentiM
in
t'e
l.:i!.e
Kd.,-krd
'.rt-t
ni.-t
N
1
1
1
1
-
li
i
,i
'.
I'uil
1,
'if
ut
ir.ief'o-
I
ic.
l.l.'
BJjU.
L.1UUU.
i.ij
JlUlllOU
Ul
.
.he
North
American
continent
is
more
riohlv
en.
lowed
with
flh
and
K'.ime.
The
innumerable
rivers,
treainH,
lui
'n
and
great
atretcluM
of
fnrext
offer
an
alraoot
bewildering
selection
to
the
man
planning
a
hunting,
tinning
or
canoeing
trip.
The
trout
season
in
Quebec
province
is
from
May
1
to
8otemter
111)
for
speckled
trout,
and
from
December
2
to
Octobar
14
for
the
luke
trout.
Onturio'n
mottt
celebrated
trout
eount'y
emliraxa
rlvarg'
and
streams
north
of
Lake
Superior
whose
t
ames
many
angler
are
already
:imiliir
with.
In
this
aer-tiori
iM''ial
liuni;ulow
camps
are
at
fin.
-
serviea,
operated
by
the
Canadian
Hutifto
Railway,
they
afford
every
advatB4W
of
SB
outdoor
life
jutt
Bllgftily
Ufhtening
the
hard
iliii
o.ipaolaUy
tor
thoa
who
wish
t
ive
greater
comforts
than
il
tint
and
camp
outfit
afo.-ili.
The
.iuaaon
lew
opens
May
t.
Iiint
nelde
are
alwuys
,!.-"
ii,
ai'
I
iliiit'.nt
streams
appear
i
iiHi
Ht.wu,
wiiih)
pool
glow
d::r',er
,i
i
na
intttlen,
pli:tUW
n;!.ink
days
iii
spring.
It!
'
"
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertwement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
FOK
KENT
-OR
BINT.
CLAPPERTON
HOUSE.
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Sent
reasonable.
Apply
OttyJTreasurer,
City
HJ1.
tf
FOB
RENT.
OARAOI
a&.OO
PER
month.
Corner
First
Ave.
and
Pint
Street.
Apply
116
First
Ave.
ill
OR
RENT
PIANOS,
PLATER-PIANOS,
Phonographs
and
Sewing
Machines.
Walker's
Mushy
Store.
tl
FOB
RENT
FUBJtHDilD
HOU8SKMP-
lng
rooma
toy
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
807
tf
"OR
RENT
OB
BALE
MODERN
FIVE
roomed
bungalow.
Phone
Blue
37V.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART
-
ments
Apply
Muaaallem
Orocery
FOB
house
NEW
MODERN
Phone
Owen
371
uay.
New
York:
W
8
Smith.
Out.:
Mrs.
L.
C
Helm,
Btewitrt
M.
Oeorge.
Toront.i.
u
a
wwvv
tf
moored
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats
and
will
receive
permanent
overhaul
here.
flAZETON
FLOWER
SHOW
AS
USUAL
NnrtfcntMitrat
Aaeueiaifciti
Elt
Oflicsro
With
fir.
Wrliwh
a
ITnldriit
BABELTON,
Maj
7
A
general
meeting
or
the
Haaelton
Horticultural
As
soclatioa
wu
called
on
Tuesday
evening
to
eonelder
wy
and
means
of
carrying
on
the
work
of
tlie
association
during
the
year.
AlthuuKh
many
mem
bers
have
left
the
district,
thereby
putting
more
pespoMmllity
on
those
Interested,
yet
It
wax
generally
freed
;he
Mower
Show
Day
should
be
ob-urasd
again
this
season
Blcr'.'nn
of
offloers
for
the
season
was
held
winch
resulted
as
follows:
President,
Dr.
Wrlneh,
M.P.F.
Vlce-Ftes.,
Mrs.
B
S
Sargent.
Sec.-Treaa.,
Dr.
L.
B.
Wrlneh
Executive
aammittee
S
J.
Winsby
:
nd
Mrs.
H.
W.
Sharps.
WOMAN
CHARwES
IAN
WITH
STEALING
GOODS
Theft
Case
llpenaw
Hefear
Magistrate
VM
Ivmunt
txia
and
tdjourninenl
I
BtU
Tomorraw
The
prelunlnary
trial
opened
before
Maittstrate
McClymon!
in
city
police
court
this
morning
ot
John
Prevail
wlii
is
charged
by
Mabel
Central
A.
B.
Bright,
N.
B
Scott
and
c
Port
i
t
ve:
H
R
IkiikIiiii
Mlw
E.
Mer-
Butharmar
ataa
jatm,
xmi,,
nUy;
m
Hrt'tnel
and
boy
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
K
n-iwiny,
xiin.
o.
Bardal.
Pohle,
Terrace
Havny
Tom
Wllaon.
Vancouver:
Lennsn,
C.WR
;
p.
Voyer,
C
Beck
and
E
H
Smith!
''
N
R.:
Carl
!
H
A
Me-J
Anderson
city
Dr.
W.
T
Kergln
n,
di.imhter
Margaret
KerRln.
wh,
ilVe
Im-im,
Miss
i'ii
a
couver
on
the
Prin,e
Qeorgs
Wednesdav
I
I
morning.
Rupert.
FOR
Low
High
Low
UK.
FOK
SAt.R
FOR
SALE.
One
Morse
2
cycle
M
7-h.p
Fairbanks
&
B
Oaa
engine
for
Vancouver
and
one
6-h.p
Gray
Jump
spark
piete
with
fhuft.
clutcltes
and
pro
pcllers.
Submit
olfcn,
to
Bupt
VU11-tie
City
Ball
on
or
before
pja.
May
.
107
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
MAY
BE
OSES
fB-
ittuil
of
building
paper
or
to
laf
ka-neatb
oarpets
on
the
floor.
Oet
pedal
prloe
on
large
quantities.
Dally
Hews
OR
SALS.-
LOT
3
BLOCK
10.
art.
Thai
lot
faces
Sixth
Street
and
back
up
to
the
post
office
Tnepriet
is
HMD.
Box
600.
Dally
News,
Prince
.Artidt,
Lott
tad
Found,&c
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
Sunday
as
Prlncr
Hur:
Tueaday
as.
Catal.i
Thursday
es.
Prinn
nr
Prula)
as.
princev.
it.,;
,;
Saturday
s
Cardm.,
Majl
17
as.
Prliii-.
ai
v
May
17
as.
Prmres-
a
.
Vaaewaver
Sunday
catain
Wedaaaday
as
Pr
(;-,,;
:
FtitUtf
m.
Osidenu
rridaf
as.
Prlnceiv
Hmv.i'
atUNtafas.
Pr.
Hup.
BJay
18
as
Pnno-
a;.
May
B
as
Frlnrew
A):
lit
H
Hi
10;
It
I
t
'I
loio
,
tf
fat
Past
MmpMwi
anil
s.u-
Win.
i
Tl
klag
at
CardetiH
-
DtNINO
BOOM
SUITE.
IvaM
Peat
Mmamn
and
u
Hns-
c.rtnoohonle.
singer
sowing
machine,
I
Salurway
at.
Csrdem
kite
nan
eablnet
range,
brass
bad.
Fat
A
agar
typewriter,
etc.
Phone
Bed
736.
Sunday
as.
Cntal.i
I;
107i
Wedaaaday
as
Prmcr
iforf
4:
IFOR
BALE
FUBMUHBB
ROOSB
n
lota;
fine
garden.
MS
atn
Avenue
E.
at
a
bargain.
Price
11400.
part
cash.
J.
Bqulrchuck.
IBt
FOB
SALE.
PICTURE8
BAND-PAINT
-ed
china,
art
craft
srUcla.
dask.
chiffonier,
bed.
typewriter
and
rocker.
Phone
BUck
16B.
107
HUILDING
MATERIALS
HPttCIAL
LI'MHttK
PHirBS.
Par
M.
2a4
Com
Blued,
a
good
grade
lit
00
lxfl
8hlplap,
No.
1
S1M0
H3
Fir
V
Joint
S4t
5
in
or
4
in.
Flooring
or
V
Joint
aia.oo
16
In
Wall
Bhlngles
...
1J6
it
in
Roof
ShUiflaa.
Ho
t
Pert.
BSD
V
in.
No.
1
BMplap.
any
width
to
i3
m
giaoo
Rough
Fir
Boards.
sMBad
widths
tvSO
4
Light
Sash.
eaoB
i.
6
Light
Bash
1.40
Inside
doors.
3
ft.
to
k
6
ft.
m
40
Baek
Doors.
1
ft
I
In
i
I
ft.
x
a
in.
(glaas)
a
4
JO
Front
Doors,
ditto
a.78
Also
a
big
stock
of
finish
lumber
alway
on
hand,
as
well
as
Lamatco.
wall
board,
veneer,
etc
Writ
tat
for
prices.
BXCSMIHU
LITMBSH
HHtNOtX
Ce,
Umlted
Ft
of
Victoria.
-
Vancouvr.
B.C
EX'CHANOB
with
the
theft
of
good,
from
her
ure-HRtV
AW
HCTUNII
lUMit
FtlKNtTOHT
""
m
'
snsam
!in
-awpute
sre
two
trunks,
their
contents
and
a
gramophone
.which
Frescott
submit
be
owned
and
had
authority
to
move
After
some
af
tfcfe
evidence
was
heard,
ad-
H'MniMehaewwa.'taken.mtii
omorrnw
L.
W.
Patmore
l
appearing
f(ir
tlx.
m-formant
and
W
E
FUher
lor
the
II(TKL
AltlllVAI.N
Iflnre
Kauert
J
H.
Mnnes.
Calgary:
O
P
Piaher.
J
B
Honeyman.
c
H.
Hosken.
Ji-epn
k
Whltten.
J
A.
Motherwell.
Ralph
j
Parsons.
C.
A
Oarrlck.
D
F
DbviiIkoii
Mrs.
Blbary,
MIhh
Slbary
and
W
K
Bennett.
Vancouver:
J.
f.
Strang.
Bunnysliie:
P.
8
Bonney.
Ocean
Falls:
E
Heaphy
Seattle:
Alan
B
Heaven.
Ottawa:
Mlas
Helen
Oaynor.
Mij
Ahiich
M
Iiwh
ami
atr
ana
Mrs
H
B
R.:h...si.
Bsstiigton:
T.
Milne.
Prin,,.
a,
W
Chambers.
Inverness:
William
Black-stock.
Haaelton:
Oeorge
Curbett.
Ketclil-kan:
Mrs.
Oeirge
Little
mid
dHiimner.
Terrace:
J.
R.
Morgan,
River
Blyht:
Mm!
D.
M
McLachlan
and
baby,
and
Mrs
tx.
...
1
...
.
-
.
i.
,
.
.
j
"""
cniiaren,
mileditle.
R
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
Flayer
Piano
sad
Two
Cash
Seals
seta
M
etoek
PArMhOMIiMS
HA1IA
CHIKOPRACTIC
It.
K.
RVOI.HH1N
Clilf
nifMiiif
639
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
sppointment
now
to
Bin
US
Residence
phone
Blank
3U.
Acute
and
Chronic
Disorders
fully
treated
Bsts
Wished
fft4
AUCTIONEERS.
I'HINCK
UtTMtT
A
I
ACTION
MAUT
lfrsl
lUnek
Furniture
of
all
klaos
bought,
sold
or
sin
hanged.
Crating
and
pa
iking
dont
Ooods
sold
on
Oomaaiauen
0.
J.
DAWES,
Aiietlnneer.
riwne
446
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Low
High
fvf
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p.m.
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atawart
aad
iTrmirr
-Sunday
as
ct..:,.
8aturdasai.
Pm
H"it
Thursday
as
Prui'.
May
IT
es.
Prlnce-Mey
JTr-as.
Prince.-
Iwf
He
Monday.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Weduead.i
freed
the
Kawt
iTwas
Tarwoiitf
and
Preml"
Sunday
as
Prince
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17
as.
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ss
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13
es
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3B
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due
To
Va
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tundsys
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6.
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4
Saturdays
C.P.R.
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13
ami
'
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Sunday.
Tiieiur
Say
Ta
Any
ami
A
He
Ana-
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1
Wednesaays
rroai
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and
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or
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Sundays
Saturdays
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nd
l'i-ti"-
Bundays
Tuesdays
Tt
N
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Paints
Friday
Pveni
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River
Pni-
Saturdays
'
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Attka
IMlnls
May
M
and
U.i
r"riii
AUk
Polnls-
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6.
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and
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p.m.
collection.
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