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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
MdVati",
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fijl
a
This
advertisement
is
not
pub-lished
or
displayed
by
the
Liciuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FUKNITUKB
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
Nell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
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SAND
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price,
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and
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art
right.
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is
our
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us
and
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and
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&
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of
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Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
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Daily.
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DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
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Coal,
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and
Gravel.
We
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In
Piano
and
Furnltum
Maying.
SMITIIEUS
Han.
T.
D.
Psttullo,
minister
of
oddNszed
a
large
and
enthusiastic
matting
in
Telkws
en
Tuesday
night
last
on
behalf
of
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrlaeb.
M.
LA.,
Liberal
candidate
for
re-election
in
Bkeena.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manaan.
attorney
general
,
addressed
an
tnthus-.
astir
meettag
In
Suthers
last
Thurs
day
night.
The
local
Hoard
of
Trade
has
mad
arrangement
to
entertain
the
annual
Triangle
Tour
party
of
the
Canadian
Uatkmal
Railway
which
la
due
here
on
July
98.
They
will
to
taktxi
for
an
auto
trip
through
the
district
d
a
daaoe
will
be
given
In
their
honor.
The
Forest
Brooch
la
putthag
In
a-
telephone
Una
which
will
connect
the
Topley-Richfield
mine
with
Smith-
ers.
Torrential
rains
the
mountain
heighu
last
week
taiued
caused
to,
.
Uning
roads
ana
hrldfM
throughout
the
district.
The
pravlll-clal
departmen
tof
public
Vorks
aaa
TOtoflMwnt
xoxk.jull
swjnj.
J.
A.
McLaren,
editor
of
the
Barrle
(Onurioi
Examiner,
and
Mrs.
McLaren
paid
a
brief
visit
here
last
veek.
help.
enroute
to
Alaska
after
having
attended
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Weekly
Newspapers'
Association
In
Edmonton.
Mr.
McLaren
was
met
here
by
L,
B
Warner,
editor
(
f
the
Interior
Mown,
with
whom
he
'tnrted
in
the
printing
aud
newspaper
ame
thirty
year
ago.
ALICE
ARM
All
three
candidates
for
Atlln
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
T.
W.
falconer,
Conservative;
It.
T.
Kergln.
M.L.A..
Uberal.
and
W.
Ml
flonanaa
Moult.
Independent
addressed
a
public
.reeling
held
here
last
weei-
under
.I'cnservative
auspices.
Mr.
JCergln
ind
Mr.
Moult
were
both
Invited
.o
speak
and
both
accepted
the
op
portunity.
Other
speakers
were
Capt
George
Black.
M.P.
and
the
chairman
J.
Trlnder.
Both
Liberal
and
Con
rvattve
camps
claim
a
big
majority
it
the
polls
tomorrow.
It
Is
conceded
that
W.
H.
Moult
of
Anyox
the
Independent,
will
not
cut
much
of
a
figure.
Charles
Gordon
uid
P.
H.
Haadley.
the
latter
a
Smltbers
school
teacher,
i
rived
here
last
week
by
the
overland
route
from
Alyansh.
They
proceeded
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
islands
on
a
prospecting
trip.
Mr.
Gordon
plans
to
take
up
residence
tn
Alert
Bay.
STEWART
H.
P.
Kergtn.
UJA.,
Uberal
for
re-election
In
Atlln.
con-
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eonr-rnwi
with
.
In.
.ml
.th....
were
opis
icr
uw
eapiaui
ana
ma
man,
relieved
to
have
bean
lost
In
a
Uda
on
the
north
fork
of
the
Marmot
liver
last
winter.
Close
to
a
creek.
Herbert
Charlton
found
a
toque
which
he
believed
to
have
bean
worn
by
Vllller.
The
sawmill
on
Bitter
Creek
for
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
was
completed
on
Sunday
and
is
now
cutting
lumbar.
The
tint
.cut
will
he
to
provide
lumber
tor
thr
completion
of
mill
buildings
after
which
regular
rutting
will
St
ci
NEW
JIAZEI.TON
On
Instruction
of
Dr.
H
C.
Wrlnch,
U.UA..
It
was
decided
last
week
to
data
the
otaelns
of
Um
Haewllvct
high
ti
-a
1-.
........
...
.
...
i
"otw
trwm-iMA'n
wof
South
IlaMlton
is
put
to
A
lara
sManrtannri
fawtiart"
Hon...T.
D
I
SWSIIIlh
i
-M,JQU
sat
&Vtancb.
M
L
A.
at
a
public
meeting
In
New
Harelton
laat
Monday
night.
Oeorae
D.
Par
cnt
was
chairman
and
M.
P.
Mc
Hiss
Ralpbenn
Wrlnch.
ho
Is
here
from
her
mirslnf!
duties
at
the
Royal
.Mil
Nee
Hospital
to
Kpetut
a
vacation
lias
been
spending
the
past
few
days
in
Telkwa.
Thomas
8
Dsvey.
111.,
Of
the
Alexandria
oold
Mines
Ltd..
of
Toronto
Is
expected
here
soon
enroute
to
X-emhir
the
Mylaiul
BbMh
and
Bablm
pnipertl-s
In
the
Bablne.
m
lays'
V
T
Bwaa
asjm
r
I
a
"fj
W
I
mm
w
.
COOL
IN
ANY
PIPE
!
,
RICH
IN
FLAVOR
!
MILD
or
MEDIUM
T
wllltn
occupied
local
United
'ean
Burns
session.
I-hlladslphm
St
Lculfl
.
.
j0Kvclau
Chlnajo
Washington
Dt
tr
lit
.
a
iornier
pastor
,
c(
i.i
,:
x't
k
by
i
.
r.
uv.i.mi.'.iiied
by
children
They
are
ii
visit
in;;
with
Mr.
J.
H.
Willan.
Mr.
the
pulpit
of
the
Church
yesterday.
Miss
be
inn
a
iiuloist
for
the
George
tirlarer.t
left
at
the
end
4f
the
week
for
a
holiday
which
he
Will
epend
prospect
In.'
,
along
the
railway.
He
Is
be
tag
relieved
by
Howard
Wallan.
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CHICAGO
CUBS
RENEW
THREAT
TIIKEE
TKA.VIN
WON'
O.IMKH
IN
NATIOVtl.
IX
tOlK
YBHTEIt-IVWIIITK
HOX
IN
1'Ol'KTH
Pi.tri:
(Special
to
Daily
News)
NEW
YORK.
July
17.
St.
Lotus
Oar-
ad
Now
Ycrk
Oiants.
leaders
and
runnera-up
of
the
National
Laacue.
both
woo
their
games
yesterday
from
arooklyn
Roblnt
and
Clnclnnrtl
Reds
rti.ectwely
and
a
margin
af
foira-
half
ganieamjasw
separates
tk
ChtaaW
COEdMrho
outatrtaMgSInc
nati
imu
JUK
Third
place
r-The
W.
z
4
SB
8
M
sa
Bostctl
.
33
National
lMur
Calfery
ol
Prince
Rupert
was
slso
a
;
at
Ixmuk
M
speaker.
At
the
close
af
the
meeting
'New
York
48
n
vote
oi
tnanas
was
moved
ny
sirs.
w.
8
Sargent.
Chicago
50
Cincinnati
47
Brooklyn
43
Plttewurg
St
Boston
34
Philadelphia
31
4
41
47
4
4S
47
48
31
33
37
a
37
41
54
53
exn
lasUc
KKeUng
tn
the
Ofara
house
of
Usav'eek.hn
over
the
Phillies
and
''ere
on
Saturday
night,
and
will
be.
at
j
are
but
half
apame
banted
the
Olantt
inyox
tonight.
T.
W.
Paloaaer,
Con-
jand
ism
gsmssiahead
.af
the
Heds.
arvatlve
caadluate.
and
Capt.
Oaorge
'
citttmrg
Pirstea.
who
are
approaching
Slack,
MP.
spoke
at
Premier
last
night
'
the
.first
dlrlatan,
won
over
Boatjn
-nd
will
have
their
final
meeting
haaa
handHy.
anight.
I
lha
Maw
York
YaaUtees
stretched
their
fteadjln
tdaAmrlcan
Seague
to
twelve
A
starch
Is
being
carried
out
for
;
full
games
By
taking
a
double-header
the
body
of
William
ttlllrr.
who
U
,
from
the
OleveUnd
Indians
while
Phil
adelphia
Athletics
and
Detroit
Tigews
divided
honors.
Chicago
White
Box
went
I.i
to
fault
place
ahead
of
the
Indians
by
winning
two
games
from
Boston
I
he
third
place
St.
Louis
Browns
won
over
Waa)Uqton
Sena
torn.
Yerdsy'
accwes:
Nat
tonal
League
New
York
3.
Cincinnati
a.
Brooklyn
6,
St.
Louts
7.
Boston
3.
Pittaburg
a.
Philadelphia
6.
Chicago
10.
Amertwin
agwe
Cleveland
3.i.
Maw
York
7-4.
Chlcagj
7-4.
Boston
0-1
Detroit
3-11.
Philadelphia
3-fl.
at.
Louis
4.
Washington
s.
M'-im
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Pet.
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578
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TENNIS
TOURNEY
NEARING
CLOSE
CITY
COMI'RTITION
NOW
IN
fcKMI-
iinai.
-run:
Ahii
nvAi.h
m
mu-
I
l.l
II
f
lilt
Till
'HHII.IY
fie
ri:v
tinnls
championship
tourna-muit
has
now
reached
its
semi-final
4tugi'
ami
it
is
expected
to
play
the
finals
T!)ur.suay
afternoon
on
thV'Cftft.
etiuru
Much
interest
will
be
tsken
in
the
play
fro.i
this
on
and
some
especially
vdi-i
in
tested
aaatebea
are
looked
tor
Yesterday
the
toUCWlnc
games
were
played
:
Marantetu
beat
OHma.
-.
4-6.
6-1
Howard
and
MUs
Smith
beat
Smith
and
Miss
K
iwrteon,
-i
SI
or
out
h
and
Underwood
best
Holtby
slid
McPhi
iHOD.
8-3,
7-5.
Uraiui
ali
i
Mm.
Shadwell
beat
Black
mill
Mix.-.
D.vleB,
0-3.
n-2.
The
fcilloumg
games
In
the
semi-
'V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
President
Aid
A.
J.
Pnidhomme.
F'.rit
Vice-president
B.
P
Self.
Second
Vice-president
B.
J.
Bacon.
Secretary
-treasurer
a.
S.
Russell
Thaw
was
a
general
discussion
as
to
the
organisation
of
a
Junior
league
and.
as
a
starter,
a
game
will
be
played
on
Thursday
night
between
teams
bearing;
the
names
of
Young
Conservatives
and
Young
Liberals
Later
it
is
eapactad
.to
wraaniae
a
league
oonsls'.lug
of
three
learns
sponsored
by
the
Elks.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
Oyro
Club.
SPORT
CHAT
n
u-
--
,.,
n
Ray
Sehalk
has
Joined
the
long
profession
of
these
who
haw
managed
the
Chicago
White
Sex
Before
s
ciouble-haader
with
the
St.
Louis
Brown's
last
week
he
advised
Charles
Comlskey,
the
club
president,
that
he
was
through.'
Bchalk
explained
that
the
team
was
being
built
around
young
men,
and
tor
the
good
of
the
organisation
be
believed
another
manager
should
be
named
Lena
Blackburue,
veteran
lnfltlder.
an
assistant
coach
under
Bchalk.
temporarily
was,
named
manager.
Bchalk
succeeded
Eddie
Collins
as
manager
of
the
team
laat
year.
Hts
'team
finished
the
season
in
fifth
place
.
When
the
Sox
went
south
to
train
last
winter,
the
South
Side
tans
were
optimistic
that
the
team
would
Be
in
the
race
this
year.
Until
n
few
days
ago
It
was
in
the
cellar.
Now
It
la
seventh.
After
m-
turning
to
toe
ranks
Sehalk
went
ut
to
catch
young
Bd
Walsh,
arm
of
the
veteran
White
Sox
pitcher,
la
hi
major
league
debut.
Sschalk
was
one
a
wettery
anate
of
the
youth'
tauter.
.Toumr
ma
was
graduated
tarn
Notre
Dam
tftV
Another
of
the
great
tennis
players
Is
passing
into
that
neglected
niche
reserved
for
the
heroes
of
yestrryeer.
William
T.
Tilden
II
hai.
been
beaten
In
'.iiiglea
and
In
doubles
at
Wimbledon.
That
great
Quaker,
theapian.
lltcratrur
i'lid
xenerallssltiKi
or
the
American
tennis
expedition!'
v
lorcra
succumbed
J
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is
far
niorcfl
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
used
in
Canada
tlH
of
all
other
brands
com
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An
Interesting
diversion
at
laat
night's
boxing
tauniainent
in
tin
Exhibition
Hall
was
a
brief
address
by
Capt
Qeorjv
Lincoln
Coleridge,
the
genial
and
lvBttrty
Englishman
who
l
the
commander
of
H.HJ3.
Durban.
Going
into
the
ring
and
couehlig
his
remarks
In
humorous
1
vein,
which
ivent
over
strong
with
the
crcwd.
Capt
Coleridge
expressed
his
appreciation
for
the
efforts
of
the
unfortunate
young
people
who
had
participated
In
the
bouts.
He
also
extended
the
thanks
of
himself,
his
officers
and
men
to
the
promoters
of
the
many
sports
which
the
personnel
of
the
ship
had
been
privileged
to
attend
and
participate
In
while
In
Prince
Rupert.
"Our
ship."
continued
Capt.
Coleridge
"hs.
been
a
long
way
and
long
away
but
I
feel
sure
that
the
officers
and
ship's
company
will
acknowledge
that
we
have
rceelved
no
better
receptee
n
all'
the
way
around
the
world
than
you
people
of
Prince
Rupert
have
ac-ocrded
us.
For
that
recaption
we
desire
to
thank
you
all."
Remarking
that
ship
would
move
up
from
her
present
jUy
at
5
o'clock
Wednesday
morning
to
load
oil
and
would
sail
about
10
JO
or
11
o'clock
tor
her
next
port.
Capt.
Coleridge
facetiously
warned
the
stokers
to
take
notice
and
admonished
man
and
officers,
too
that
no
waving
to
sweeties
would
be
allowed
even
though
he.
himself,
might
be
tempted
to
bid
such
a
farewell.
Led
by
Ben
Self
and
the
ship's
band
I
While
here
he
-will
also
make
an
ln-
spection
of
the
Velvet
group,
formerly
I
the
Silver
Ki:K
on
the
south
Slope
I
A
Nine
Mile
Mountain.
1
Miss
Blrtf
of
the
Hszelton
Hospital
j
ltirslng
Staff
ha
rat
timed
to
her
'"ties
after
havmn
spent
n
holiday
visUmi:
at
Port
Simpson
with
Dr.
and
iir
K.
O.
Lnrft
Rev.
W
B.
W;
H.ikan
,111
..our:
from
Van.
i
4rs.
Willan
and
-pending
a
Vhoii;
!
Willan's
brother
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
SOc
finals
will
be
played
this
evening:
6.16
'pjn.
Howard
and
Miss
Smith
vs.
Arnott
and
Mrs.
Rogers.
7
p.m
air
and
Morton
vs.
Clyne
and
Howard
7
pin.
Marauttte
and
Brand
vs.
Biooomb
and
Underwood.
LACROSSE
NOW
IS
ORGANIZED
Ojrfanlaatlon
of
lacrosse
in
Prince
JgBpsrt
was
effected
at
a
meeting
last
night
in
the
City
Hall
over
which
R.
6.
Woods
pr
aided
and
at
which
there
re
some
twenty-five
persons
in
at
tendance.
Offloeri
ware
elected
at
follows:
Honorary
President
W.
J
McCut-
Honorary
Vice-presidents
Hon
T.
D
Psttullo
and
James
V
Thompson.
WANTED
WANTED
SIDE
LINK
SALESMAN
TO
sell
on
commission
counter
tales
Ik
ks
and
(special
Business
forms
on
territory
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
Oaorge.
State
experience
and
Unas
carried.
Write
"Advertiser."
Box
Itt,
Daily
News
Ofllce
167
WANTED
SMART
GIRL
FOR
RETAIL
store:
on-
Utck
at
figure
and
with
some
knot
ledge
ol
boots
and
shoes
preferred.
Write
or
call
"Shoe
Store"
Dally
News
Office
107
WANTED
TO
KENT
BY
THE
WEEK
OH
month,
autsmcblle
In
good
running
condition.
Apply
Daily
New
Office.
WANTED
BOY
TO
WORK
IN
STORE
for
half
days.
Apply
Montreal
Im
porters.
its
EXOAViATINO
WANTED
ROCK
OR
any
kind,
by
day
or
by
con
tract
El
Rosang
183
FOR
SALE
FIRST
CLASS
ROOatINO
house:
twenty-six
rooms
fully
furnished
and
in
good
condition.
Excellent
opportunity
for
a
eoupie
Assiy
T.
fAaClymoBt.
tf
OLD
NKWSPAPKRB
MAT
BE
USED
IN-
stesd
of
buUdlag
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
csepeu
en
the
floor.
Oet
special
pries
on
large
quantities.
Dally
Wears.
FOR
8AUt008BI
ABO
LOT
AT
333
Second
Avenue.
Also
contents
comprising
variety
of
mechanic's
tools,
guns,
phonograph,
etc
Apply
Ed.
Cby-ber.
187
FOR
SALE
LAUNCH
OWSN
POUR
Horst
power
Last
hope
engine.
all
complete
and
in
good
running
con-C
It
Ion.
Apply
Pullen
Dally
News,
tf
FOR
SALE
--DOUBLE
CORNER
ON
AT-
lln
Avenue
unobstructed
view,
price
84M00.Phone
Black
404.
tf
NEW
CAMP
AT
SALT
LAKES
AMD
small
launch
in
good
condition
tar
sale
cheap
Phone
485.
tf
PIANO
FOR
SALE
RECENTLY
TUNED.
Also
sideboard
buffet.
Phoue
133.
108
FOR
SALS
MOOEHN
HOUSE,
for
inspection.
Phone
466.
VOU
ItENT
OPEN
TR
RENT
FURNISHED
BEDROOM
In
new
home:
hoard
if
psafened.
Phone
Qremi
53H
or
call
055
Eighth
Avenue
East.
t
RENT
-
CtAI'PSRTON
KOOSE,
Ninth
Avenue
Bast.
Bant
rsaaosaot.
Apply
City
Treasurar.
City
Hall.
OR
RENT-
PIANOS.
PLATES-PIANOS,
nKUMfgaphs
and
aewiag
Msebiase,
i
"WeiJief'a
Music
store.'
tf
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
roomed
apartment
with
bath,
paid.
Phone
347
FOUR
Water
tf
FOR
RENT
-
FOUR
ROOM
APART
-ment.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smith
&
Mallett,
Ltd.
tf
TOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-menu.
Apply
MussaUem
Qrootry.
KOU
HKNT
FURNISHED
ROOMS:
alio
lunall
Mille.
Phone
Green
080.
u,
Rene
latcoMe.
snd
then
he
and
W
T
Hunter,
TUden's
strongest
lieu
tenant,
fell
More
the
onalaughts
of
Cerald
Patterson
and
John
Hakwes.
Maurice
McLatighlln.
thr
CslUernla
uiiK't.
the
Doltertys
of
England.
Norman
Brookes
ai.d
the
gallant
Wilding
nave
shown
the
way
for
Tllden's
exit.
No
more
glorious
paxes
in
the
history
of
tennis
hsve
l;cn
written
than
by
then
mtfncihten
-it
another
day.
And
Tilden
targe
Bill
Tilden
may
have
been
beeri
'Uie
uresteet
ef
them
all.
Arftuchent
alon
that
line
Is
about
as
Useful
as
biittlliiK
wordily
over
the
relative
merit
i
of
preHeni
day
heavyweight
champions
ami
tln
oi
earlier
days.
Tilden.
it
if
true,
may
yet
lead
his
ooherts
to
Davl.s
cup
victory
In
that
dear
Prance
Hut
youth,
speed
and
court
generalship
seem
to
be
unbodied
in
the
lithe
frames
of
Cochet
former
ball
boy.
Rene
Laoostr,
scion
of
mlllloiib
and
Jean
Borotrs.
graoeful
Boumlini;
HiiHque.
LadliN
Kpo
lallv
tnvlled
to
IIh'
WckI
-holnw
riieatic
niecliiit:
tonlglu
at
0
SAItVA(;K
AMi
Prince
Hupcrt
s.ii
Co.
I.i,.
ll.H
IiAHU.IINn
:
Small
Safe
a
ml
I
Agents
for
-athii.
Propellers,
and
i
IkMts
of
all
derrlii..i
Milt
tjike
lerrv.
-tsUaiAIIJK
HI
.
:
LAKKWK
HOTSI'i"
miu
on
L.IIK1HMT
IIOTMPUIM
i
(Llthla
V.
Trout
Ff
stilnjc
on
f
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now
one
i.
noon
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PAKTH
J.
:::
Lakelse
Lake
Terrace.
BX
AuenoNi:'
i
vni.vtt;
nintNtT
u
Ivrieral
m
...
Furniture
ex
all
kn
or
aacbsti".
Crating
and
pv
Aueslawrer.
on
('
G.
J.
DAW
I
ClllKOPKAi-
lK.
H.
K.
RYOI
i
-CMreprsrii.f
833
Third
A-Telephone
for
appoln'n
5.
Beatdewe
plni
Aeute
and
Chronic
D
fully
treat
e
:
Established
i
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CAILft
I
or
Ford
Ton
Truck,
panel
Ford
Ton
Truck,
en..-
aurter
type
Ford
Roadster
del.w
good
condition
.
Oakland
Sedan.
1935
f
brakes,
bsloon
tire;
Two
Ton
Traffic
Tn
tires
Terms
ean
he
arrann.
K;
IBM
UAI'ti.l
Phone
ii
FUHN1TUUE
AND
I
(SIMMONS
HIOH
ORAD!-
I
end
msttreaas.
includu)
mere
Msttreat.
Slumix
and
Chateau
bed,
are
us
tn
stock.
A.
MACKRVM
1'iirnllore
HHBTAUHANT
OOllli
B.VTN
l
i
Mrs.
tinker.
Prupi
Third
Atrttwe.
nrl
Oood
Home
Cooked
Mea!
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Chlrken
Dinner
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lit
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lug
from
HOU.
3S
1'OH
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BEAIiB
V
USE
MCA
It
Church
at
8800O;
615
1
West
at
3A,00
Nlnt'
rooms.
318.00
and
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are
all
modern
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for
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