LADIES
.
manlte
Insulator
tpe
cially
treated
to
with
stand
the
much
higher
temperature
of
the
modern
high-compres-
don
engine.
Alto
a
new
patented
colid
copper
g
EaikeiVf
ealthatremaint
t
absolutely
gas-
tight
under
high
compression.
Special
analysis
eleo
trpdc
which
assure
a
fixed
sparkfga?
under
all
driving
conditions.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
MAGGIE-DOM'TVOUTHlMK-1
OH
SHUT
UP-VHENNOU
DAUGHTER
keeps
pretty
USi&D
UATB
HOURS?
YT'
TWELVE
TO
CAUL
OM
ME
MIDNIGHT
AM'
HE
NOT
j
'
YOU
EO
6CH
HOME
VET-
f
LATE
I
DIDN'T
Ml
I
The"
Bus
Driver
Buses
have
to
operate
on
.
schedule
and
we
make
sure
of
depend'
able
service
by
using
Champion
Spark
Plugs.
Champion
ii
the
better
ipark
plug
because
it
hat
an
exclusive
tilli-
Champion
Spai'lPi4gs
Windsor,
Ontario
A
CANADIAN-MADE
PRODUCT
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
All
at
Hargain
Prices
at
FIK8T
ANNlVKItSAKV
SALE
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
piaster
Wall
Board
ensures
a
lifetime
of
satisfaction
when
used
for
walls
and
ceilings;
fits
true
and
stunds
firm
during
the
life
of
the
building.
CKACK
WAHP
CKUaiHLE
MJKiN
or
tNHGAIt
OUT
la
damp-proof,
vermin-proof
and
a
perfect
insulator,
ensuring
cool
in
summer
and
warmth
in
winter.
Albert
&
McCdffery
Limited
I'hones
116
and
117
World's
Record
Strains
BABY
CHICKS
and
HATCHING
EGGS
from
pens
of
R.O.P.
Poultry
Breeder'
Ass'n.
of
B.C.
Birds
with
Official
Records
under
Government
Inapection.
White
and
Brown
Leghorns,
Burred
K..cl;n,
R.I.
Reds,
Wyundottes,
Huff
Orpingtons,
Black
Minorca,
Blue
Andalusian
Order
Now.
IteatMinahle
Prices.
For
Price
List
write
Secretary,
Prof.
Lloyd,
University
of
B.C.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
OartBga,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravol.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnitum;
...living.
ADDRESS
GIVEN
I1IC.
CLEM
1AVIES
MAKES
KPKIRAM-MATIf
HPKKCII
TO
MACIIONALII
('M
B
AT
VICTORIA
the
members
of
the
81r
John
A.
M0'
Uonald
Club
and
the
many
Conservative
i
the
guidancr
of
everyday
life.
Ab
'i
ii'
only
all'i
1
oolltleal
part.e-
i.
.viien
he
n:i.
:.;
...iilwibj
the
ab
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tin
XaUov.-iiu:
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(
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in.:
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ii
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ha
i
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in
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ho
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i
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cin
v
.ir
K.hI
0:i
or
VI.
;
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It'
'ill
DUI
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11
the
ui'-'
-linn-
-r
in
rtml
v
ii,:i,ii!t
to
Intel-
"n--.'i-
;:.
v.
ne-i!
re
lief
from
iuL
apatiiv
oi
V:
r.n
Do
not
let
them
say
of
you
that
you
were
Idle.
Let
them
say
you
were
mis
taken,
If
they
like,
but
not
that
you
were
laay."
Dr.
Davis
said
that
eighty
per
cent
of
the
Ills
of
today
were
of
the
mind,
and
not
of
the
body.
Most
of
the
dis
eases
were
mental.
Hies
of
the
race."
CONSERVATIVES
"i
to
The
'l
h-:
.eaker
admunished
his
audience
to
lt,ok
uji
the
bright
side
of
life,
and
will
remain
with
yw
until
another
arrives.
Put
rout
truttb"
ui
friends
of
the
onranlzatlon
that
attandafl
b.
and
s"
nuy
them
the
public
meeting
addressed
by
Dr.
,
falling
Imp
meter.
Uavles
here.
j
-k
y0
,
t,.,
Hl
remarks
were
applicable
to
all
.
ones
thir
nr.-
.rtu
parties,
and
to
all
walks
of
life,
and
son
bro
,i
i
i
abour
-d
in
eplgramatic
presentations
lorla
Muni
;,
.
of
t.
;liliiga
:
,i,
i
IrV'i
-i
it-
w
in
;
:-;c!
li:lit,n;;
,1
in
ln.ui'.'
.lie
tin
,
Tin-
Kie,:
in"
y
til
.tit
'A
Jill-
.i
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l
...rv-iUl
;
i.n
...;ig.
I
ll.ilili
1111-
Win-
lr.
It
Is
COIUil-
MARINE
TRAGEDY
RE-ECHOED
HERE
llEI.ATEIt
ri-AUI
I'OR
COMMIHSIOW
ON
HAI.E
Ol
Ul.ll
h(
UOONKIt
IIAYHI'OKT
NO.
t
IIKAIll)
I
in
tm
vrv
rontT
"We
often
lose
the
focus
of
things."
The
fate
of
the
old
schooner
Hays-he
said.
"Wrong
thinking
led
to
wrong
port
No.
a.
whteh
la
ptr
to
have
doing.
Ood
governs
his
children
by
been
lost
vim
all
hands
about
three
reason.
years
ago
in
MUbenk
Bound,
no
tract
NKItvr:
ro.VTKOL
having
been
subsequently
found
of
her
"You
oan
control
your
nerves.
Nerve
;
was
reachpad
Thursday
afternoon
In
control
is
the
secret
of
happiness.
Dont
County
Court
in
the
hearing
of
the
let
your
imagination
beguile
you.
Qpn-
set
ton
of
O.
II.
Hltchle
vs.
Oswald
and
trol
yourselves.
i
James
McNulty.
Ritchie
claimed
that
"Trouble
is
not
peculiar
to
any
one
as
agent
for
Oswald
and
McNulty.
he
class
of
persons.
In
the-
last
analysis
negotiated
the
sale
of
the
Havsport
Nc
we
were
all
children.
Eighty
per
cent
a
to
the
Pacific
Coast
Freighters,
Ltd
of
the
world
was
suffering
from
child
several
fears
ago
and
was
thus
entitled
adultlsm.
so
a
noted
psychologist
has
to
the
sum
of
(400
as
eoanmlsslon
Tak---ald.
;ing
of
evldcnoe
and
argument
of
"Many
people
carry
burdens
and
yet
counsel
decupled
from
a
JO
pjn.
until
remained
cool.
The
great
man
of
today
t
and
Judgaaent
was
reserved
by
Judge
In
the
one
who
has
control
of
hunseff.
r.
MeB.
Young.
Nervousness
U
a
sign
of
strength,
but
:
John
V.
Ollne
appeared
tor
the
plain-It
Is
not
strength.
jtlff
and
L.
W.
Patmore
for
the
defend-
"Warry
has
killed
a
great
man,
but
snts.
worry
never
made
a
man
great.
A
great
..
man
has
given
his
recipe
for
being
al-
,
I(1T:.
AlltylYAUf.
ways
calm
that
'I
never
nm
when
I
can
.
walk;
I
never
walk
when
I
enn
sit;
Prince
llilpert
I
never
sit
when
I
can
lie.'
Mrs.
E
H
Mallury,
Port
ClemcnU:
Temper
Is
one
of
the
bent
things
to
Mis
V.
f.
Mitchell
and
Miss
I
J
have.
A
paycbologsst
has
issd
that
oudstone,
Bkldegate;
X.
McDonald,
boys
with
temper
are
the
future
genl-
miln
Anerm
ami
3
..
Hamilton.
M
1
dv
fesslon.
but
C.
P.
R.
Adds
Further
Trackage
olii
Lane
Campbell,
for-ig
principal
ol
the
Prince
ichools
and
later
of
Es-
11.
while
a
native
of
Island
came
to
Victoria
v
tige
with
his
father,
principal
of
the
North
ih.it
city.
He
was
edu--
and
Is
looked
upon
as
fittest
men
In
the
pro-he
and
Mrs
Campbell
were
highly
esteemed
when
In
Prince
Rupert
and
local
people
will
be
pleased
to
hear
of
this
promotion.
CHURCHRULERS
BOLSHEVISTS
TORONTO.
May
4.
"Bccleaiastical
Bolshevism
reached
such
a
pass
in
England
tutlay
that
the
real
Church
ulers
are
the
disobedient
clergy,
be-'ngMv-
to
secret
socu.
and
whose
aim
:in
object
is
the
approxlmiiUon.
as
curly
an
possible,
of
the
Church
of
:i'gland
to
ttte
Ruman
Catholic
Church.
'
eclared
Pruf.
B.
Mercer-Wllsan.
addres-.ng
i;raduuing
students
at
the
Wy-
:llffe
CDlIeg
Csnvoeation
in
theology.
The
Churcn
that
honors
lu
own
laws
l
worthy
of
respect
on
the
grounds
of
consistency,
if
not
for
any
other
reasons."
he
continued,
"and
I
would
to
Ood
that
the
same
thing
might
be
said
ol
the
Church
In
England.
The
reason
hat
th.'
1'rayor
Honk,
that
has
been
iijce-sfuliy
revised
in
Canada
and
in
eland,
ni
iiiot
be
similarly
treated
in
England
i-
that
the
Church
that
re-jius
in
i'
if
the
things
destroyed
at
the
time
of
the
Reformation.
Is
inwnl
:
r
'rf
.114
its
lost
empire
I
may
say.
wlthou'
reservation
or
equivocation.
that
Wychfie
College
and
the
Church
111
Ciuiiciii
ire
steadfastly
on
the
con-
,-rva'
iv
nil-"
Phole
show
theliufte
area
ruwcu
by
the
railway
iraeks
4
I
ho
CaiuidiaD
facllic
Kallwar
around
the
iMtbour
of
one
hundred
mllec
ol
ii.'kae
will
shortly
have
hecn
I..1.1
by
the
Canadjan
Pacific
Knil
vay
ir
serving
tne
Jporte
Ot
tliP
uneiv
vrr
district,
is
bliown
liy
the
cxt.n
of
the
works
now
tiruii-rv
a;,
about
that
city.
An
in.li'-ntion
01
the
programme
1.
1
ion
of
t
iif.
already
multi-'
'..-
i
aifc
fncilitiea
is
given
in
tne
iiI
i-.j
heiiiic
carried
out
at
Pier
It-C
u(
1
lie
foot
of
Granville
Street,
and
in
the
proposed
new
C.P.R.
yani
ut
tlii'Moutn
end
of
the
second
Nai
rnv.'"
Hriil;
e,
and
of
the
allov.
-iiii
lor
turtiior
additions
when
I,.-.
::ry.
y.r.
V
A
Cotterell,
C.P.R.
i-
ii.
i
..I
.'u)irrjiitiri
Junt.
lioK
issued
.
Uemcnutratirig
tne
vaat
ex
vanrourer,
slsu
lbs
mif
tUralvrs
rtcsnllr
conerructsd.
vai
tent
of
exiitant
trackage
facilities
exclusive
of
main
and
subsidiary
lines
running
through
tne
yards
tor
the
pgaaage
of
through
and
local
trains,
serving
Vancouver
and
her
sister
porta.
On
the
north
shore
to
the
south
end
of
the
second
Narrows
Bridge,
the
C.P.R.
has
more
than
G
mile
of
trackage.
From
the
south
end
of
the
second
Narrows
Bridge
to
Coal
Harbour
are
another
27
miles.
The
False
Creek
Yard
comprises
27
miles,
and
the
south
False
Creek
Yard
has
between
three
and
four
rr.ilea.
In
the
Coquitlam
Terminal
Yards,
serving
both
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster,
there
are
Z'l
miles
of
truckage,
with
yard
.
aim
city
for
double
that
mileage
should
it
bome
necessary.
Another
four
miles
of
yard
rails
lie
west
of
the
Fraser
Uiver
Bridge.
Thin
truckage,
so
fur
as
the
CP
R.
i
romwmtd.
isnat
only
taking
.
rt
.-
of
a
steady
arid
normal
growth
in
trade
tljstfMBaJMBftMt
port,
Imt
il-o
hadfln
nor-mal
piiinKion
in
westward
grain
movement.
Additions
have
been
muile
nnd
oilii'M
will
tie
necessary
to
care
for
tin
growing
wejlbound
traffic
whi.h
reached
a
peak
in
the
crop
season
of
1987-28.
''he
Canadian
Pacific's
flrat
westward
wheat
t.1
ijimenta
IW"
made
in
Wl
attaiiii
.l
more
than
50,nn,
000
binihi'l,
in
IO'JIl-24,
reu.4ie;l
the
re.
'
i.-
njirinif
of
I,:!,
000,
OH"
huaha-ih
nuii.vd
tlirtiuli
the
H"r1
btifure
the
end
of
February.
OR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLAYER-PIANOS.
Phonographs
and
Sewing
Machines
til.
1
ae.
.
-1
Bcelved
here
last
evening
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"""
iiment
as
inspector
ol
mi
ntDnnnn
u-t,ue-ocr,
Ing
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
moni'i
Phone
Red
807.
tf
FOB
RENT
OR
SALE.
MODERN
FIVE
reomert
bungalow.
Phone
Blue
678
FOB
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART
-menta.
Apply
Musaallem
Grocery.
TOR
RENT-NEW
MODERN
bouse.
Phone
Oreen
378
it
Avonmouth.
aa.440
Liverpool.
3S.0S2
Simui.burn.
for
bushels
Pacific
President.
llriiBlen
Burn
biishfli.
Point
Fermnn,
10.000
bushel
ft
1B7
busheU.
Innertun.
to
Colon
j44
bushels
China
Mnru.
to
for
orders.
jrilers:
San
Francisco,
for
Bsmbttfg.
The
Salviitlon
Army
is
holilm
annual
"(Self
Dnu,,;"
t,,,,
,i,
.
,,
cit)
street
C'mii
:,ii
M;
,,,
oari
01
me
,vi
t-.
,,
Pirkliifon.
Ket-i'
i.
,,
,
1
a..(i
11U0..1
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.11
STUCCO
tf
NO
LETUP
YET
'
GRAIN
TRADE
MiltPMKNTK
MAIW
FROM
VANCOI
Yr.M
MICH
N
I
HI
A
I.
ANIt
NOME
TO
ORIENT
VANCOUVER.
May
5.
Bhlpsaeuto
of
?rain
continue
to
be
osade
fasm
Van--uuver
much
as
usual,
If
anything
there
being
an
m
urease
In
the
nUsBhar
of
clearances
in
the
is
the
list:
Alaska,
for
UJC.
-Continent
bushels
Poilowla
Yaye
M
ini,
for
London.
1MJU4
M4JM
ols;
(cr
liutl.
184IS
buebets.
Nlgi.ti.ruy.
for
Hamburg,
9MM
bush--)ls;
for
Antwerp.
40,M
buebasi.
Oreat
City,
for
A'ooaouih,
S44JM0
bushels
Knsley
City
for
Ltverpool.
wttb
ontsati
tor
stotterdam.
MaVUM
for
bushels:
for
Antwerp.
SAaoo
btishels:
for
Hamburg
wnii
option
of
Antwerp,
IS
000
bushels.
Radnorshire,
for
Hamburg.
74.888
bushels;
for
Antwerp
37X13
bushel
Kurohlme
Mru.
for
Yokohama.
86.067
bushels.
Tomtn
Mnru,
for
Yokohama
.ushela
186.91
Yomei
Marti,
for
Moji,
80J33
busheta.
for
Yokohama.
149.833
bushels
Yoge
Mam.
for
Tsuruml
70
000
Orsheh.
BrafiSrTfftbe.
1(!7
bifrhets
Arlzonn
Maru.
for
Kobe
61.
moo
bunh-Ht:
for
M0J1,
17..V10
bushels
for
West
Indies.
39.530
for
Puerto
C.iluiiibiH.
SELF
DENIAL
TAG
DAY
BEING
HELD
...
w.w.
..;
,,
i.iIIowh-
Mli-s
Eve.
David,,,,,.
MlM
r),h
8,m)
Miss
Annie
.Smith.
Mi-s
Kvilvn
fierce
Mis,
Vera
Cook.
Ml,
CllaHys
Cook
Mis,
;iara
eierce.
Ml..
Bialrlc,
Mrs
Thomas
Cnrlvie
fAnf
Rlll.ar.
...........
....
..
.
(JlM'ii
and
i
,
'
i-"
""i
inii
mornlni'
8on
hd
.iitejuy
iK'e,,
,,,,,.
.;:
soiusi
wie
onjernv,.
j
tum
luf
present
campaign.
the
LUTHER
LEAGUE
AT
MEETING
HEARS
AN
INTERESTING
TALK
At
a
meeting
of
the
Bt
Paul's
Learu,
last
night
in
the
Bvedlsh
Lutheran
Church
Rev
W
E
Price
wv,
an
hZ-
r..,.s
lecture
on
Pnter
Carl.wrmi,
t
Miisten
saiiR
nnd
niimhe,
,
,L,
,,i.,.
.....
,
"
nv.'u.'fi
mi,
Advertise
in
tbs
Dally
N.ws.
Mrs
ll"W
;ue
I-OR
SALE
SO
FT.
PACKER
It
30
h
p.
Oil
Engine
48
ft.
Packer
and
Seiner.
to
b.p.
gas
engine
31
ft.
Trolier,
it
hj.
gat
eti
gine
Two
boat
stoves,
BatT
IB
h.p.
Palrbanks
engine
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BALE
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BLOCK
10
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Mis
Mis
Margaret
Margaret
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and
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Mrs.
Mrs.
J.
J.
D.
D.
Watson.
Watson.
Pert
Pert
Sliuuson:
Simpson:
R.
R.
H
H.
II;
Ley,
Vlcttrla;
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P.
Duvliu.
Toronto;
W.
give
attcntlan
lo
the
exercise
of
the
b.
Hutchinson
Portland.
Ore.
body
ol
man
was
a
marvellous
I
harp
ot
u
thousand
strings,
he
said.
He
,
odvid
the
elimination
from
life
those
j
things
th:)t
were
not
absolutely
neees-'
sary.
I
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HintRV
!
"Yesterday
and
tomorrow
are
two
un-
'
Laugh-
you
cannot
laugh
and
worry
lucky
duys,"
said
he,
Jjs
them
lit
Let
i
at
the
same
time."
was
the
panacea
ycur
m-.tto
a
one
daf
at
a
time.
The.
w
hich
Rev
Or.
Clem
Davlas
o
tiered
to
i
present
trouble
J
ajwafrs
the
largest
one.
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V.
Ellason
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II
McDonald,
city.
i
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W.
R.
Hudson.
CNR.
FORME
LOCAL
MAN
INSPECTOR
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ONfE
HI'KBB-U-IM.
PKINTIPAI.
IIKB,
C1ETS
MPONTMEXT
i
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For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
FS
"2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advef
lieement
taken
for
leas
than
50c
FOR
RENT
OB
BBNT.
CLAPPERTON
HOU8R
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Rent
reasonable
Apply
City
Treasurer,
City
Hall.
tf
i
OR
RENT
OARAOS
$5.00
PER
j
month.
Comer
First
Ave.
-nnd
Plrst
j
Street.
Apply
115
Plrst
Ave.
Ill
j
HELP
WANTED
ARK
WEB6TER
ABOUT
THE
OUAR-.
..iiitced
service
that
starts
you
in
the
Kind
f
spare
time
biiiinesn
you
want.
Wrlu
223
Mcwatt
Bisect
New
Westminster.
BC
FOR
SALE
1300
I
600
aao
la
foot
boat.
hj).
Peno
engine,
prtee
1
as
One
outboard
engine,
prise
.
.
a
to
40
b.p.
oil
engine,
price
tiaoo
Aafriy
WOstTHEBN
KAiANOE
Obw
Jftajr
rOR
BALE
One
7-h.p
Fairbanks
Unrse
t
cycle
M.
Ac
B
Oas
engine
and
(me
a-b.
Oray
Jump
spark,
complete
with
shaft
,
clutches
and
propellers
Submit
offers
to
Bupt
Utilities
city
Hall
on
or
before
S
pja.
May
8.
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
MAY
BE
USED
IN
"stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
be
neath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oet
special
price
on
large
quantities
Dally
News
art.
This
lot
faces
Siath
Street
and
acfcs
up
to
the
post
office.
Tlie
neie
at
01.000.
Box
500
Daily
News.
Prince
Rupert
FOR
SALE
PUBNISHED
HOUSE
AND
1U;
fine
garden
038
Bth
Avenue
B
at
a
bargain.
Price
81400.
part
cash.
J.
Squlrchuck
lt
FOB
BALE.
PICTDBBB.
HAND-PABTT-
ed
china,
art
craft
articles,
desk,
chiffonier,
bed.
typewriter
end
rocker.
Phone
Black
IIS.
7
FOR
BALK
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE;
also
Remington
No.
10
typewriter,
new.
Phone
Red
738.
tge
FOR
SALE.
-
THREE
QUARTS
atn
violin,
exceptional
tone.
Phone
Blank
803
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nUHJlING
MATERIALS
SIECI.l.
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HICKS.
108
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a
good
grade
tlB.OO
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shipiap.
No.
a
aiajs
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V
Joint
S10.00
S
in
or
4
in.
Flooring
or
V
Joint
.
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It.
In
Wall
Shingbsi
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18
In
Roof
Shlnglea,
Mo.
a
perf
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8.00
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width
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i
Light
Sash,
each
MO
6
Light
Bash
1.40
Inside
doors.
3
ft.
S
In
s
Oft.
8
$
8.40
Back
Doors.
3
ft.
I
In.
I
I
ft.
H
In.
(glass)
4
00
Front
Doors,
ditto
g
g.Tg
Also
a
big
stock
of
finish
lumber
slwsys
on
hand,
as
well
ss
Lamalco
wall
board,
veneer,
etc.
Write
us
for
prices.
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Vancouver.
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EXCHANfiB
NFW
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(f!OXI
ll.ttxn
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bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
Flayer
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
in
ttoek
PAPADOPIIMtM
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nnrt
packlnit
done
Oowis
sold
on
Commission
U.
J.
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