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FOUK
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T52
BAIL.Y
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Tuescluj
'in
1
1
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMamjs
Our
mng
eesJ
On
and
after
Feb.
1st,
1928
Suits
steamed
and
pressed
7rf
Suits
cleaned
and
pressed
,'$2.00
Coat
and
vot
J)il.:i."
Trousers
7,1
Trousers,
white
$1,00
Overcoats,
steamed
and
pressed
7,-
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
pressed
$1.7.-,
Trench
Overcoats
..
$2.50
Raincoats
$2.00
Fancy
Vests
rOo
Boys'
Suits
$1.00
Caps
:.-,,
Silk
Shirts
7.V
Mufflers
jio
T'"
I.V
Sweater
Coats
Pioneer
Laundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
(
WE
WE
GV
oivfoua
COAL
15
PICKED)
YOU
FACTS
NOT
HOT
AIR
v.
nop
1
ZJ
j
rmt
Ai
r
.
xc
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
jret
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
moat
best
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
yoT
order'
for
deliver
now.
-r-
'
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
OwMoom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
fram
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.
ife
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
If
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerleaa
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Booties
Kgg
ULOO
Alberta
Lump
$1.1.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing;,
and
Distributing-
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Pinno
and
Furnltum
Muvlujt.
MARY-
RUN
DOWN
TO
THE
OftUG
STORE
AND
GET
ME
'
SOME
FACE
POWDER
RIGHT
Av-'-y
JUST
SLIP
OM
MY
TRAFFIC
WITH
TREACHERY
IS
FARMER
MOTTO
(Toronto
Globe)
The
United
Farmers
of
Alberto
have
not
enhanced
their
reputation
as
cltl-
ttni
or
iMMtlttMw
man
by
adopting
a
rrrotntton
can
frig
a
pan
Hi
Federal
Government
to
resume
diplomatic
and
rade
relation!
with
Soviet
Russia.
The
Federal
member
tor
Battle
River
de
clared
that
be
did
not
know
the
Government's
reasons
for
breaking
off
relations,
but
would
make
it
his
business
to
And
out
at
the
next
session
of
Par
liament.
Another
delegate
made
the
Katement.
that
the
Interests
of
Canadian
business
men
and
producers
had
been
"sacrificed
.as
a
gesture
to
reactionary
Imperialism."
and
that
Premier
King
had
"fallen
head
over
heels"
In
following
the
lead
of
the
British
Gov
ernment.
Still
others
saw
in
the
step
taken
the
forerunner
of
war.
and
for
this
reason
considered
themselves
Justi
fied
In
making
a
protest.
,
I
It
la
only
lair
to
point
oat
that
the
resolution
was
not
adopted
unanimous'
I
ly,
and
that
in
the
convention
were
I
'hose
who
believed
the
Government's
action
waa
well
considered,
but
the
threefold
argument
outlined
above
pre-I
value
when
the
vote
was
taken,
riir
1
Alberta
Partners
went
on
record
as
plac
ing
business
before
principle,
as
viewing
imperialism
aa
"reactionary."
and
aa
raising
the
war
bogey,
which
hereto
tore
has
not
been
suggested
in
any
Country
-outside.,
of
Russia
as
a
result
Lor
the
InaideaJ.,
.AnJfc.tJtaye
assum
ed
safety
that
the
Soviet
war
cry
waa
raised
merely
to
cement
sentiment
in
jHuaala
and
strengthen
the
hands
of
the
autocrats
at
Moscow.
This
would
be
In
'conformity
with
Soviet
methods.
What
'sort
of
literature
nave
the
Alberta
Fanners
been
reading?
The
United
Kingdom
severed
diplomatic
and
business
relation
with
the
Soviet
after
a
period
of
long-sufferta?
patience,
and
after
every
effort
waa
given
Moscow
to
shew
itself
fair
and
square
and
aboveboard
In
Its
dealings,
and
when
It
waa
proved
be
vend
doubt
that
It
was
useless
to
continue
Could
Premier
King
permit
these
agents
of
destruction
to
use
Canada
a
a
centre
ief
activities
against
the
rest
of
the
1
Empire?
The
Premier
and
his
Govern-latent
are
deserving
of
commendation
from
the
Alberta
Farmers
and
from
all
others
whose
happiness
and
prosperity
depend
upon
the
preservation
of
pi-ace
.and
uninterrupted
trade
with
honest
nations.
JOSEPH
McPHEE
AND
URSUS
KERMODEI
IN
VICTORIA
TOGETHER
hHwu
Officer
at
llulrdale
Tell
of
I1IMW
of
Heeurtag
Ute
lor
Wlf
lUmr
when
It
was
a
cub
a'
Butedule.
PAPER
ON
AFRICA
Tivivmn,
jan.
at.
The
man
wlio
:
lut
.;,
m
Thi
in
th.
fii-t
vvvit,
,
i,
mntlve
tmflt
In
Westt-rn
Ckoada.
From
c
nlr
to
pilot
it
i
a
product
of
th
ntotkre
power
shops
of
tbe
Canadian
National
Tts!l-wyi
at
Transcona.
With
its
tender,
the-
locomotive
weighs
358.090
pouada,
and
it
was
turned
over
to
XV
KUiul,
general
raanigtr
f
th
wetttrn
region
'
"
1
,iW
j
r
'T
y
5Y-QOC
COME
.
ah
th6.r&
cod)
I
J
r-X-
WELL
WHERE
3Sj
f
right
over
to
m
-IAGGIE-Mt
J
,
DO
YOU
THINK
J?
HOUSE-1
THINK
.'M
ANtD
HURRY
J
Sr4&
"SEtl
N'
Hl
'
'
'
"
'
''''
'
-
j
'.
by
ii
rr
I
2d
seizure
by
the
authorities.
Is
now
In
the
city.
He
is
J.
N.
McPhee.
customs
officer
at
Butedale.
who
la
registered
at
the
Strathcona
Hotel.
Mr.
McPhee,
Immediately
on
arrival,
went
iz
Beacon
Hill
Park,
and
he
praHea
the
question
of
animal.
Mr
McPliee.
wheae
territory
traces
tlic
home
of
the
cream-white
bear,
believes
that
a
competent
hunter,
properly
compensated
for
the
expense
and
troubl;.
would
be
able
to
secure
a
bear
of
the
same
rare
genus,
and
deliver
,lt
alive
to
Victoria.
However,
with
the
present
absolute
psohlbttlen
against
,r.jr
wteure.
and
the
rugged
character
ci
the
country
cn
Princess
Royal
Island.
Jire
encouragement,
he
says,
I
1m
sera-tire
to
induce
the
capture
of
a
mate
for
Unui
Kermodei,
.The
district
has
been
under
the
heaviest
Man
set
of
snow
reported
In
Erlilah
CahunMa
In
the
present
winter,
but
already
mining
interests
in
the
WAS
INTERESTING
tlh
V.
(laruetl
IfumifM
ktibVtt
t
Capable
iUwwt
at
Xrellivf
of
I
nl
Cbrtrtll
Vouag
People
The
Young,
desalt
s
Society
ef
Pint
mure
than
anyone
eLv
is
interested
in
The
feature
Of
tbe
meeting
wss
a
the
welfare
of
Vnno
Ke.
model
una.
in
'
'
paper
on
orthern
Afrkea"
which
was
aws.
ma
cnarge
or
the
lanuut
iear
read
bv
Miss
a
Gartiett
vast
atze
of
the
Continent
as
compared
with
other
tends
and
pictured,
the
great
variety
of
its
topography
and
Its
many
types
of
people.
There
were
the
great
jwamp
Innate
and
the
Jungles,
the
high
plateaux
and
the
Saharah
Desert.
The
appearance
or
the
animal
and
its
;
mental
and
physical
characteristics
of
present
comfortable
quarters.
Discussing
I
certain-
tribes
were
well
portrayed
by
a
companion
for
tn
!
the
snasrker
Thpr
arr
vral
trlhM
wheel
showed
a
high
degree
of
lutein-,
,-nce.
One
case
referred
to
waa
that
-t
a
native
boy
leaving
the
savage
state.
&clng
to
a
missionary
school,
passing
.long
to
edueatioual
Institutions
of
America
and
finally
graduating
wKb
onors
from
Columbia
University.
Mies
Qevrnett
referred
to
the
race
-
:nseatusmeas
of
the
African
people
ikey
were
people
who.
guided
in
the
righV
direction,
would
take
an
boner-able
place
in
any
nation.
The
great
enterprise
f
the
churches
In
missionary
week
1st'
Africa
was
touched
upon
by
the
speaker.
With
the
other
churches,
the
United
Church
wss
doing
Its
ehsre
la
the
work
at
Angola
In
""""""
8ning
w
uiy
pusns
Portuguese
West
Africa
Here
mlsslon-
.
uTOlup,,m,
locitumg
ine
Mevenue
sttm
Mrt
asking
to
undereund
the
M.mug
ccmpany.
ol
Vaneouver.
In
In
beet
in
African
genius
and
traits
in
the
valuable
gold-copper
property
at
the
i
rKort
to
,dd
to
the
riches
of
Chrlstlan-hcid
of
Knulse
Inlet,
some
dosen
miles
'
lt
T
aMl
civilisation.
;rom
Butedale.
Preceding
the
reading
of
the
paper
INITIAL
MEETING
lie.
J.
It
IrlwU
I'reMilrtl
al
Merlin-
In
ITekhjtetUn
Cliureb
j
There
was
a
laroe
atteadance
at
th
i.rst
meetine;
lavt
evening
of
the
newly
!
f
rmcd
Literary
Ouild
of
First
Prssby-
i
erian
Ohureh.
The
meeting
too
the
j
form
of
a
aoelal
during
which
a
mus
-1
-1
proafan
waa
rendered.
Rev.
.
b
j
lB-tn
nce
of
thai
cresldent.
C.
tl.
tfim
wtu
i
in
I
the
program
Included
the
followlag
nult-
Bers:
Piano
soloMiss
a
Leaeh.
Vucal
solo--J.
O.
Steen,
sccompanW
by
Miss
Leach.
Tableau
Mr.
J.
W.
McKlnley,
Mrs
a
Cameron.
Mrs,
James
Clark.
Garfield
McKlnley
and
Lloyd
Oret-r.
Sketch
Mrs.
James
Clark
and
Mrs
.W.
H.
Wilson-Murray.
Interpreutlon
of
Mdeaeth's
"Dagser
Vision."
Rev.
J.
rt.
Prlssil.
Reading-Mrs.
Alex.
Maekenaie.
Commanlty
singing
was
enJoed
end
tv
fresh
menu
we're
served,
the
meeting.
which
opened
with
the
singing
of
o
9snada."
closing
with
the
National
An
them.
following
the
awetlag.
the
executive
and
entertainment
committees
made
arrangements
,
for
an
Interesting
attetlnit
tlong
a
literary
line
Which
will
take
p
ace
on
the
third
Monday
in
iVbrusry
i
by
Miss
Onraett.
the
Society
had
Its
LITERARY
GUILD
AT
i.ri
bu"
r?t-
Bronaon
Hunt
team
won
over
Jack
Holrcyd's
In
volley
ball
by
a
score
of
two
U
one.
SMITIIERS
Maw
Catherine
H
ftobalaa.
returned
ngitcati
Church
missionary
from
the
Houoa
fChtoal
lleld,
lectured
in
St.
James'
ChurelT
'here
last
Friday
even
ing.
She
proceeded
from
here
to
point
mrther
East.
An
Indian
deny
consisting
of
ten
earns
safe
beaded
by
rather
Allara
came
la
last
week
from
BshUae
Lake
for
nipvelea
aae)
lumber
The
tnp
in
took
chree-aneVa-feslf
days
on
account
01
Jsnse
'new
ami
other
whiter
handicaps
A
special
meeting
of
the
Ominece
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
1..'
Mines
waa
bald
last
Thursday
eve-.i-ing
in
the
Municipal
Hell,
there
being
1
large
attendance-.
flwsugk
winter
operations
have
been
ftaseH
dafllcult
through
heavy
snow
and
ccld
weather,
steady
shipments
of
ore
as
going
forward
from
tbe
Dutnie
ulns.
Rev.
George
Turpln
gsve
an
Illustrated
lecture
in
the
United
Ohurch
l.tst
Prklaf
eveniug
011
"Trinidad."
Hteord
time
was
made
under
tue
direction
of
(."Miles
WlUua
in
filling
ine
big
lot
ht'Ute
at
Lake
Kathlyn
of
tne
Kouth
Plshcrlea
Co..
the
4JM
tons
be-iu
bsndled
in
two
days
less
time
than
Use
prevlou
record.
Can
are
now
beinc
if
f
be),
deilveo
to
all
railway
dlvlstoaat
V
anteiC
For
Sale
For
Rent
mmu
wu
win
lm
iw(uwa.
i
sjias-
Bjc-
aanr-
atasriet.
i)rue
Ketr
-
twstv
av
saiMtalaa
and
tuaa
Fretl
Cook
.
vt
amither
has
banaMaue
waa
dhipsiaed
by
an
oreheatm
"gg"
iunq
pnsa
oy
tne
uc,
wo.ai
awsasissg
of
MM.
H.
J.
Jeaefl,
R.
p
(Jiugialii
IL
ill
MVllf
mWTiRg
trUllng
of
cuyoles
during
1927
He
was
re'wtrm.4o
hc
cfswwliia
0l's1
It
was
"f9re
Urge
subject,
bat,,
the
speaker
handled
the
evenu.
which
eventually
led
to
it
w
ln
masterly
atyif.
Sb..faferred
w
the
"'Wtdsy
''..ujhtered
fourteen
of
the
animals
due
ng
the
year
Tn
honor
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Kttptt-flrk.
M'a
I.
B.
Warner
waa
hostesi,
lf
A
WESTERN
CANADA
PRODUCT
ev.nlng
at
a
bridge
party
and
by
A.
H.
Eajrer,
general
supertntendent
of
mtiv
power,
wtio
ha
charge
of
its
conatiui'tion.
Three
utlufra
tif
the
mmr
i
Iiikh
an
now
being
built
it
Trans.
n
ami
will
follow
it
into
service
r-arlv
tals
year.
Mr.
Kincslund
ii
stunainif
nyi.rct
to
the
reader
m
the
pilut
of
th
locomotive
and
bshinj
bim
ia
Mr.
a'agtr.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
S
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
let
than
50c
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Servios.
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Prlnoe
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as
uaicai
program.
PMaewlnntrs
at
cards
roR
SALI.
-..ere
Mr-.
J.
H.
Byrne.
Mat.
O.
H.
Weil.
Standard
in
Mrs.
A.
Kllpatrick.
J.
O
Stephens.
Or.
it.
C
Haatinson
and
H.
P.
Noel.
Mr
iiid
Mrs.
kltpatrlck
were
gaesu
of
bono
.tt
many
social
affairs
during
the
at
visit
here
including
a
bote
party
bv
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
H.
Doodsoo,
tea
b
:crs.
J.
N.
carr
and
tea
by
Mrs.
J.
M
f
aharn.
Burn
Lake
celebrated
Burns
Night
Hh
an
enjoyable
dance
in.
the
Cum-
W
'ratty
HN.
thera
betna
a
Iuh
t.
Mlat
between
)aaBrid
sad
Pacific
tettWl
.lhatadlraj
aaaats
ffW
Ua(
cushion
which
waa
to
have
taken
place
rn
Mew
Year's
Sve
James
Me
Donald,
alias
Jack
Stroud.
who
waa
arrested
by
Constable
A.
H.
Sttk
of
Runs
Lake
has
been
sentenced
h'
Prlnoe
Oeorge
to
three
years
lm-
iirlaonment
in
penitentiary
for
forglna
a
rhecS
Jimmy
Baron
of
Rose
Lake
Is
s
patient
In
the
Burns
take
Hospital
suffering
from
s
badly
cut
hand,
the
result
of
having
fallen
on
an
axe.
J.
H
Oakley
of
Rose
Lake
wai
a
hiwl-iK-as
visitor
here
last
week.
John
ZleaUe
of
Sheraton
was
a
busi
ness
visitor
he
leal
weelf,
The
work
on
the
new
Burn
Lake
hrldge
la
proceeding
apace.
R
w.
MoLeod
of
Prince
Oeorge
was
a
business
Vis!
taw
her
last
week
mumeas
vjaltors
in
the
city
fmm
ltf
n"irr(t
diliik
the
Past
Week
'have
Ui-nmef
f.
:'WeeetWgan.
savory?
Xrrher
Orr.
Palllim:
lake.
William
Ellison.
Ootsa
A.
R
Barrow
la
ngnd
In
heighten
ing
one
of
the
bridges
at
Savory
New
Finland
la
the
latest
settlement
In
the
central
Interior.
It
is
located
00
Francois
Lake
near
the
confluence
of
ITarrott
Creek
about
three
miles
rrom
Nadlna
River.
There
are
already
a
number
of
Finn
settlers
there
and
many
mors
are
on
the
ray.
out
board
Blue
I
S3
WANTED
WANTMX
FTJRNMHBD
ROOMS.
HOOM
preferred.
Apply
Rev.
Hanson.
tt
von
SALE
ONi
30
hj.
mico
first
class
condition;
re
cently
overbauled:
with
full
equipment.
Apply
Ward
Electric
and
Mar-ine
Supply
SI
POH
BALE.'
tiaoo
BUYS
A
NEWLY
finished
house
a
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement
Handy
to
sawmill.
Phone
Bleek
tai.
tf
PO
SALE.
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The
annual
meeting
of
the
Buiktey
j
j
good
condition,
.alley
District
Hospital
Association
ww
Apply
Dsllv
News
i.
Id
last
evening
tn
:he
Municipal
Hall
I
'FOR
SALE.-
OLD
NEWSPAPER
The
annual
congregational
meeting
of
'
large
bundles
for
Sac.
-tvr
local
United
Church
was
held
last
evening
In
tbe
church.
Following
the
ouslness.
then
was
a
program
of
music.
-c,
and
refreshments
were
served.
Railway
ties
on
the
1M
aontraela
are
piling
up
tn
Boilthers
yards.
The
aon
hat
been
Ideal
for
hauling
and
It
l
expetfted
that
alt
orders
will
be
on
he
aiding
before
the
snow
shrinks
to
..ake
haullns
difficult
Prank
Foster
has
been
confined
home
with
Illness
recently.
to
A
number
of
objection
have
been
entered
against
municipal
assessments
for
-b-
yaar
192H
Jobs
Dool.
who
is
engaged
in
pole
production
work
In
the
Terrace
area.
j.ent
several
daya
in
Smlthers
during
he
week
on
business
lu
conuectlon
wah
--lie
Hanson
Lumber
ft
Timber
Co
K
O.
Btlllclni
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
ilayee
of
Uouston
were
recent
bust
near
visitors
la
SmJthera-
Mayor
E
E,
Orchard
has
been
under
'he
care
of
the
doctor
for
several
day.
an
old
trouble
arising
to
confine
hlan
tu
bad
at
BURNS
lwKB
At
the
vinage
election
last
Thursday.
?
Lowe
and
A
M.
Ruddy
were
elected
nam
las
toners
by
acslamatlon
in
the
Plebiscite
on
the
establishment
of
a
government
liquor
store
in
Burn
Lake
ilty-aevea
voted
In
favor
of
It
and
'welve
against.
vtpotrT?
aa
ussswewwng
anajTsenwer
aaueuiupn.
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Ktmioom
Fftoaaer
seal
sUaaar
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FOR
RENT
HAND
CARPET
16
ft
by
g
ft.
tf
FOR
KENT
Two
tf
ORB
OOOD
APARTMENT
with
three
bedrooms
Down
town
Stork
btoefc.
Aaptt
Stark
Hardware.
for
Rmrr
ROOMS
WITH
OR
VTITH-
Centrsl
lo.-atlon
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nwnr.t
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HOUSE
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
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Muuro
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FOR
RENT.
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HOUSE.
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WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
BEDS.
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mattress.
Hnoleam
and
linoleum
rug,
carpets,
window
Winds,
curtain
rods,
curtain
goods
sad
drapes,
dining
roam
euMea
cbsiterfletd
suits,
chairs,
table,
floor
lamps,
blanket,
aheeta.
bed-spread,
qatita.
range,
shuttles,
kit-ehen
hardware
and
moaUy
all
house-hotd
artMe.
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new
good
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phone
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Furnace
and
Stave
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Re
paired
Chlmnles
Swept.
Cemetery
plots
Cared
For.
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Red
S43.
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BO
KXCHANGR
SKW
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bought
and
said
and
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Flayer
Piano
and
Xw
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Baitess
In
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staak
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niii
air.
i-iwine
am
riiiiioriunic.
i'nTrrse(nr
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Bhie
High
High
low
ft.
Residence
phone
Black
2A1.
Evening
calla
made
aa
arranged.
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your
appointment
now.
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tow
High
Low
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