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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaDlJ
WE
GlVfYOUR
COAUISPiCKED
von
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AIR
DESCRIPTION
OF
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mouse
voo'ne.
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PLACE
I'VE
AUVvAVb
WsNT:
s
TO
PUTIN
THE
SO
i
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THINK.
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SOMB
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SELL-
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IT
AND
SB
HOW
IT
'jCRiPTION
OTmKE.i
VOUF?
Eh?
nKirv.
-
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
fotmes
larger
than
any
othefl5ia)
screen
In
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
It
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11C
and
117
rowe's
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturer
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Roofing
(inlvanized
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Eavc
Troughing
Conductor
Pipe
Hoof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Stove
Pipe
and
HI
hows
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
310
Hox
J
67
Trappers
!
Are
you
(jetting
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
Urge
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
Bast,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
wire
me
and
I
shall
lot.
eall
personally.
Remember,
If
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
1
Second
Avenue
World's
Record
Strains
BABY
CHICKS
and
HATCHING
EGGS
from
pens
of
R.O.P.
Poultry
Breeders'
Asa'n.
of
B.C.
Birds
'With
Official
Records
under
Government
iQaptctian.
White
and
Brown
Leghorns,
Barred
Rocks,
R.I.
Reds,
Wyandotte.
Buff
Orpingtons,
Black
Minorca.
Blue
Andalusian
Order
Now.
Reasonable
Price.
For
Price
List
write
8ec
retary.
Prof.
Lloyd,
University
of
B.C..
Vancouver.
B.C.
Radio
Radio
As
well
aa
specialising
on
the
No.
17
Radiola.
w
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
Radiola
No.
18
It
Is
another
of
the
up-to-date,
last
six
months
models,
a
alx
tube
receiver.
Price,
less
Hadlotrons
9S.OH
Price,
with
Radlotrons
..
ill
I
A3
I
rice,
complete
with
Radlotrons
snd
100
A
Loud-
.
speaker
IISJ.M
f.
W.
rilAMlLEK
Exclusive
Wholesale
Dealer
tor
Rsdlolaa
Office:
SIS
Hltth
St.
IVox
MS
I'rlore
Itu
ttrrt.
ll.C.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
,
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
(Irsvel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltum
Moving,
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1121
by
Ir.
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Ik
IRISH
CONCERT
WAS
DIFFERENT
NEW
NOTE
STKI
(
K
IN
KT.
(WytH'K'S
li.ll
EN
J
till
AINMKNT
THIS
EAIC
IMUCK
XEM
MANAGEMENT
QUALITY.
NOT
QUANTITY
plenty
or
CJOOli
IKISII
I
I
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Ml
.sir
.Wit
HAXCKS
AT
ANN!
AL
EVENT
The
annual
St.
Patrick's
Day
concert
under
the
auspices
of
the
Catholic
Church
armnted
by
M
J.
Dougherty
Ith
Bishop
Bunas
as
patron
and
J.
J.
Muldoon
a
business
manager
was
different
from
anything
that
had
(one
be
fore
Instead
of
the
large
number
of
mga
and
dance,
these
were
confined
to
but
a
few
numbers
and
the
remainder
of
the
program
being
interesting
and
amusing
sketches
put
on
by
some
of
the
clever
local
artist.
The
whole
affair
was
well
arranged
and
weU
executed
and
re-
llected
much
credit
on
the
management
4nd
on
those
who
took
part.
Promptly
at
the
appointed
time
the
Weetholme
Orchestra
struck
up
the
medley
of
Irish
airs
without
any
an
nouncement
and
the
concert
was
on.
It
also
closed
at
the
appointed
tune
giving
slightly
over
two
hours
of
real
enjoy
ment.
The
girl'
drill
team
under
direction
of
Douglas
Prlaaell
waa
Just
aa
popular
s
ever,
the
pyramid
and
other
gymna-
itum
work
being
a
revelation
of
pic-lureaqueneea
and
precision.
The
team
composed
of
Hisses
Laura
PrtxarU.
Catherine
Irvine.
Ada
Menagohr.
May
Thompson.
Evelyn
Dalby.
Edna
Unger.
Dot
Edgar.
Julia
Walters.
Chris
McLeod
and
Evelyn
March.
D.
B.
Finn
in
"The
Kerry
Dance"
sang
well
and
his
work
was
appreciated.
He
gave
for
an
encore
"Oh
the
Time
la
Long.
Mavourneen."
His
accompanist
waa
H.
Ji
Broeklesby.
What
was
recorded
in
the
program
.
.
n
Irish
Jig
by
Master
Peter
Bym.
.ura-
-.ut
to
be
a
team
dance
n
:
:
tit
us
year
old
lad
and
his
ultirr
Itatursll)
he
was
a
little
sl
mid
con-
ftteed
coming
before
the
public
l
ucL
an
early
age.
but
he
waa.
as
one
of
the
audience
remarked,
"just
too
cute
for
anything."
Both
he
and
his
slater
An
nie
Byrne
danced
nicely
and
the
num
ber
proved
very
entertaining.
The
quartette
by
E.
Smith.
D.
B.
Piatt.
L
Smith
and
M
H.
Biott
accompanied
by
H.
N.
BrockJeaby
seems
to
be
s
new
discovery.
They
proved
very
en-
tertalnlng
and
were
given
a
good
re-option
The
more
they
sing
together,
(he
better
their
voices
will
blend.
Their
fnoore
was
"Peaceful
Might."
"The
Pair
of
Lunatics."
an
amusing
sketch
by
Mlaa
Virginia
Hell
and
J.
Par-
quhar.
each
of
whem
takes
the
otbat
for
a
lunatic,
was
well
executed.
Ai
times
the
audience
might
have
imag
ined
they
were
lunstlos
but
they
rr
not.
aa
the
denouement
showed
eoteriainM
very
soceptahty
and
were
live
a
good
l
ef
spplauae
song
"Would
Q
2d
I
Were
the
Tender
Apple
Blossom."
upheld
her
previous
rood
reputstlon
as
a
vocalist.
Her
stage
presence
snd
entrancing
gown
added
to
the
enlovment
of
her
aliulne.
Mer
en.
core
number
also
went
well.
MIA
Torn
Tttc
accompanied.
One
of
the
most
spectaculsr
adW
pleasing
numbers
on
the
program
was!
the
Mah
dance
by
Misses
MacLarehJ
Thorn
vxi.
Orieve.
Ptilmer.
McCatfery
sndl
Rlel.
They
kept
good
time
and
the
danorf
went
with
a
swing.
The
dlslogue
"Just
Nonrense."
between
Alex.
Connon
and
J.
Daughterly
waa
s
tide-splitting
little
sketch
with
Dougherty
at
the
comedian,
tt
contained
some
local
references
and
was
witty
and
bright
throughout.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon
wa
better
than
ever
In
her
song,
"Believe
Me
If
all
Those
Endearing
Young
Charms."
accompanied
by
Mlas
Virginia
Rlel
and
her
encore
number
"When
First
I
Saw
Sweet
Peggy"
was
equally
well
sung.
The
one-act
play.
"Yes.
Oeorge,"
prov
ed
to
be
a
winner
and
the
end
must
have
been
eminently
satisfactory
to
Oeorge.
It
wai
the
story
of
a
young
man
who
found
tt
difficult
to
propose
to
hi
pretty
sweetheart,
a
very
difficult
thing
to
simulate
but
well
acted
The
difficulty
Oeorge
found
was
that
hi
yoftng
lady
friend
Anna
(Miss
Monie
Jackson)
was
too
popular
and
her
many
friends
almost
entirely
obi
Iters
ted
him.
The
rua
adopted
to
get
rid
of
the
friend
while
retaining
Anna
was
effective
and
In
the
end
all
turned
out
well.
Louis
Smith
took
the
part
of
the
1ov.t
to
per-
faction
and
Anna
used
sll
the
wiles
of
a
charming
girl
to
lead
him
on.
The
obtruding
friends
who
nocked
In
al
an
unfortunate
moment
were
Misses
LUliis
Cross.
Wlnnl
Thomson.
Jean
Ul
Hum
oiI.ii
mmH
I
behalf
of
the
town
council.
andluncha
Valley:
secretary.
H.
D.
MaeNell:
Stephen
Holmes
for
the
Board
of
Trade.
E.
11.
Wynne,
forest
ranger,
addressed
the
gathering
and
there
were
representative
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture
in
c:
tendance.
A
successful
concert
waa
held
here
recently
by
the
United
Church
Choir
and
the
Canadian
Olrts
in
Training
Those
contributing
to
the
program
included
Mlaa
Jeanette
Johnson.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Ogston.
Mrs.
A.
B.
Laird.
Mrs.
Warren
Johnson,
the
church
orchestra.
choir.
Rev.
J.
T.
Smeeton.
Mrs.
McClelland.
E.
A.
MlteheU
and
B.
M.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hamilton
of
Port
James
left
this
week
on
a
trip
Vancouver.
There
hsa
MA.
it
ftar
r
t
smksmMsssMs.
Hi
Orleve.
Or.
J.
R.
Gov.
Fred
Smith.
Carl
let
fever
and
cbtckenpox
of
a
mild
Brand
and
Arthur
Sharps.
,
ype
in
this
district.
The
nouee
was
entirely
aold
out
and
the
return
must
have
been
quite
aat-
The
local
Bard
al
Trad
has
passed
1
isfectery
to
the
promoter.
i
resolution
oppcalng
th
school
tax!
Inn
nMMMl
hmiiArtv
aitut
MlffMHtlm
!
VANDERHOOF
that
a
uniform
tax
of
not
nxt
than
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
Holmes
edter-
lalned
at
their
residence
last
Tuesday
ovening.
Pred
Joudry.
Prince
Rupert
optician
was
a
visitor
here
last
week
on
pro
fessional
business.
Rev.
Joseph
T.
Smeeton.
local
United
Church
pastor,
was.
In
attendance
at
a
m
salon
of
Cariboo
Presbytery
which
was
held
last
week
In
Prince
Oeorge.
Mrs.
Lara
Borfun
of
Hulatt
Is
making
satisfactory
at
attack
of
pneumonia.
Fi.'d
C
!l.r!i
a
.u:l
S
B-irhriVfp.
1
mile
n.
-
..d'.f
i
:
."fl
Union:
U-.,;
J.
P
Myers
a
111
ar::tc
"
Fius-.
to
Joiii
the
i
Smith..
ix
al
mholcijli-
n:-
The
local
Battt
dealer
tllff
Premises
Itree
which
have
1'
orders
for
nve
can
of
the
new
model
II
eight
cupied
by
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Com-
for
mills
Mr.
and
Mrs
at
the
flrafiof
4
-qsx
y
ssaiia
Hi'
'
flSS
ri
r
aei.T
VI
v
Tr
r
be
imposed
all
over
the
ine
annual
convention
of
District
province.
"C"
of
the
British
Columbia
Farmers'
1
institutes
was
held
here
at
the
end
of'
BURNS
LAKE
last
week
with
President
Henderson
In
j
the
chair
and
E
Roberts
acting
as
;
Robert
Lowe
has
been
re-elected
pre-
secretary.
There
were
delegates
from
aldent
of
the
Bums
Lake
and
DUtrtct
all
part
of
the
Kechako
Valley
who
Board
of
Trade.
Other
otOeer
for
the
were
welcomed
by
George
Ogston.
on
year
are:
vice-president,
H.
C.
Baton,
council.
A.
R.
Brown.
V.
Schelderup
and
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele.
Burns
Lake;
Anton
Keller.
Pnxnonta
Lake:
B.
A.
Smith:
Palling;
A.
O.
Annan.
Endako;
John
Uostrom.
Otsaey
Plains,
and
A.
8be.
ford.
Wtatarfa.
The
Burns
Lake
Nunery
Co.
turned
on
beatln
the
first
unit
of
lu
newly
established
greenhouses
here
last
week
and
planting
of
seeds
of
various
flowers
and
vegetables
is
now
in
progress
un
der
favorable
eonditlona.
W.
E.
Funnell
is
superintendent
of
the
company.
Robert
Love
and
J.
8.
Brown
also
being
identified
with
the
venture.
A.
M.
Ruddy
has
been
re-eleeted
pre
sident
of
Use
Burns
Lake
Community
Hall
Association,
other
ottcers
being:
vlce-preaMeat.
M.
P.
Nourse:
secretary.
P.
V.
Tallon;
treasurer.
Mm.
S.
Oodwln:
executive.
H.
a
MscNeU.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Jewell
and
Phil
BruneU:
auditors.
Root.
Lowe
and
J.
Xaol.
Douglas
Lay
of
Haaeiton.
resident
mining
engineer,
made
an
inspection
it
the
Taltapin
mine
In
the
Baltlne.
The
Oolden
Olory
group
at
Decker
Lake
and
several
other
mining
properties
in
this
vicinity
last
week.
While
ho
Id
my
,ni
'orest
r:.
timers
here
Oterce
for
a
Bomber
of
year
hare
been
three
dam
purchased
try
Oenrf
Liu)
of
Terrace
,
he
subsisted
for
a
cotuidratk
of
about
StOOO
1
examination
for
i.t
meek.
E.
C.
following
jMamiint
ashram
uif
forester
for
jtr.r
produce
was
takm
1U
and
had
to
Il.in.v:i
Zr
B:.
.Mid
L.d-...i.
made
a
';:
In
i)
Po::.i
ai
il.iy
-;:ii
a
:.ie
Tdlt4p.11
mine
rr.rtlng
kkhi
an'i
the
tru.i
:u
Hue
the
lc.vin
De'imd
:i.tn
in
ids
stable
a
.m
Aith
w)'..h
be
rouid
nave
made
received
ww
.ii'iy
m
one
third
of
the
tune.
Join.
Felix
Turin
incii
.iu
walked
over.
iisrd
'1111
11."
home,
some
sixty
miles
been
oc-1
distant.
i.r
Bums
Lake
to
obtain
relief
a
fieri'''
'oothauhe.
During
the
u.
i-
Felix
was
on
the
trail-
on
dry
flour
and
water.
.
.
r
1
Hi
leg
having
heaa
Injured
by
a
fall
J.
A.
Crttea
of
the
pmlneca
Country
,lng
tree.
Ivor
Johnson
was
brought
Was
fined
tie
by
Sttpnidlary
Magistrate
from
Carroll's
lie
camp
for
treatment
Joha
D.
Charbaa'
here
for
an
uBraction
in
Burns
Uke
Hospital
W
She
Oarar
Act.
't
iKof
tear
ayd
Hunt
wlU
lea
1
iiit
Heife
is
the
Beeg,
"XXTHEN
you
add
Oxo
to
soups,
"
V
stews,
and
meat
pics,
you
put
in'
Concentrated
Beef,
thus
making
them
more
nourishing
and
tasty,
with
the
rich
nutriment
and
flavour
of
prime
lean
beef.
Oxo
is
the
Houscmfe's
Great
Economy
Puts
In
the
Beef
ji
NX
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
UNUSUALLY
pet
for
Neve.
a
ream
US.
93
LA
HOC
WILTON
Apply
Pullen.
LOST
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Ecklund
and
tarn
11)
have
taken
up
residence
here
in
the
use
formerly
owned
by
Charles
Mc
Donnell
which
Mr
Ecklund
has
pur-
:sma.
ara
paueat
la
fn
8.
JDUS
at
Talkwa
was
a
miUaiJcimUttm
.ssmsa.,
.
CAB
Dam
tf
LOST.
BEtOW.'l
IsUSH
WATER
SPAN-
M4.
Pbone
Black
tea.
g7
sington
where
Mr
Hunt
baa
been
pointed
manager
of
a
general
store.
J.
R.
Nelson
and
J.
N.
Cummins
of
Wistaria
were
business
visitors
in
Burns
Lake
last
week.
Mr.
and
Mr,
a.
C
Shlnn
of
Uncha
Valley
were
visitors
last
week
In
Burn
P,
8.
Wataoa
of
Pacific
t
week.
waa
s
visitor
After
spending
several
weeks
visiting
with
his
parents
st
Spokane.
Charlei
Hunter
was
here
last
week
returning
to
his
extensive
land
holdings
at
Colley-motint.
W.
T.
Clair
of
Foreatdale
was
a
buai-nea
visitor
la
town
last
week.
Father
Vaiaaras
.
OJrf.I
of
Smlthera
held
services
bar
last
week.
Alex
McLean
of
Tschenlkut
Uke,
having
been
taken
in,
was
brought
to
the
Burns
Uke
Hospital
where
he
1
now
receiving
treatment.
Ti.
M.
Morgan
aiHvd
tier
W
wash
from
Vancouver
erirowle
to
the
TiuV
tapin
mine
wtwre
he
will
take
etrnrge
'
of
ofieraUoii.
E.
V.
Campbell
of
Vancouver
arrived
here
last
week
from
the
south
tnrottte
to
the
Bahlne
country
where
he
will
lake
charge
of
opsrstlo.ta
at
ths
Stiver
Inland
mine.
1,
f-
I
larly
in
the
local
Community
Hall
with
psung.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED
TO
EXCHANGE
FOUR
roomed
bungalow
In
South
Vancouver
for
one
of
similar
value
at
Seal
Cove
Apply
a.
Sunbury.
No.
1
Sub
post
offlce.
Prince
Rupert.
73
WANTED.
FURNITURE
OP
ALL
crtptlons.
Highest
prices
paid.
Spot
cash
phone
O.
Dawes,
Black
ISO.
tf
WANTBD
HEAR
FROM
OWNER
OOOD
farm
for
sale.
Cash
price,
part
leu
lara.
D
P.
Bush,
Mlnnes
polls.
Minn.
FOIt
SALE
FOR
SALE.
OAS
BOAT
"V
ASA
'
Length
41J:
beam
10
ft.
16
HP
Atlas
4
cycle
engine;
price
tlSOO
Thia
boat
would
make
excellent
packer.
Apply
PuJUnoto.
Atlin
Ave
or
Ward
Electric.
Cow
Bay.
tf
XJfi
SALE
-
-CHEBTERFm.D,.
WICflBJt
Setee.
dining
room
suite.
Asmtnstsr
and
linoleum
rugs.
Beds,
dressers
rang,
dinner
set.
typewriter,
etc
Apply
tag.
Fifth
Avenue
Wast.
SsTTTtNO
BOOS
tlOO
PER
BeTTTUfO
from
bred-to-lay
Usoroughbreds:
SX
Leghorn
and
Banod
Rock.
R
OT.
stock.
The
Royal
Pur
and
Pouitn
Ranch,
Pacific.
B.C.
Si
old
KvmeMmm
may
be
used
in
stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oet
special
price
on
lara
quantities
Dally.
Mew.
t
MDtwaam
-irow
noosnNo
ORDsna
for
summer
and
fall
delivery,
finest
dark
muskrat.
The
Royal
Pur
and
Poultry
Ranch.
Pacific.
SC.
Si
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOOBT
wlth
bath:
two
krta
and
garden
t
payment;
balance
ar-
FOIt
HUNT
FOR
RENT.
-
FURNISHED
APART
menu,
four
rooms
fiid
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
M7.
tr
FOR
RENT
rvrmWHtD
ROUSEKKBP
Ing
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
807
tf
FOR
HeBfT.
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITB-out
hoard.
Central
location
Phone
Blue
Itt.
tf
FOR
RENT
keeping
Orocery.
lOOSE
FOR
FORNISHED
HOUSE.
Apply
Mnssallem
BATH.
Apply
Monro
Bros
AUCTIONEKltS,
Ranges,
1
Inoieum
and
Rum.
Carpet.
Bunds.
Curtain
AND
tl
pui.xrE
nrrsHT
aittihn
miry
I
nters)
Hawk
Furniture
of
all
kinds
bought,
aold
or
exchanged.
Crating
and
packing
don.
Oooda
aold
on
Commission
G.
J.
DAWIS,
3CSMPUTOK1
SCALES.
SCALES.
MEAT
aueara.
cheese
ruttors
and
cabinet,
meat
choppers,
coffee
ml
Da.
sash
registers
and
peanut
butter
mills.
Expert
repairs
and
adfuatmento.
Ear-vie
contracts
New.
used
or
rebuilt
machines.
Easy
terms
or
eaah
discount.
THK
SCUM
SHOP
LTD.
tSS
Caeweva
SI,
W..
Vaffeaover
ILT.
FUHNlTUnB
AND
UANpRS
'
ratsrrsRMBLo
strms,
bbdhoqh
Suits.
IMnlng
fiaitsa.
Kitchen
Taasja,
Reatmote
Ootasprtng
sue?
Msttreaass.
Elankeu.
Cretonues
Window
Curtam
good.
W
have
still
a
few
maU
left
st
the
old
price.
High
low
High
Low
High
High
High
Low
High
Law
High
nous
young
people's
tesmi
psrtlcl-
to.
A.
JI
CK
UNTIE,
I
I
UNITt'lir:
Plsasse
T7S.
C1IIMXBY
SVIjRP
11.
J.
7.uiK:iiR
Oeneral
H4yMn
'
urasaa
and
Stow
Cleaned
sad
Repaired.
Chlannle
Swept.
Osaneaery
Plots
Oared
For.
Phone
Rod
S4J
Fiinee
Rupert,
BO
IIXCIIANCIJ
ST.W
AMI
SCCflXII
IIAMII
rUflMITI'lll"
bought
asm
sold
sad
wsfiststH.
Ptsyar
Pmna
asm
Two
Cash
Rasjfenirs
la
steak.
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smis
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EM
tWl
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naise
SM
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ti
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MS
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
tor
appointment
now
to
wu
A.
mMideno
phone
Black
131
Evening
call
made
aa
arranged
Make
your
appointment
row.
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