!
i
MP
HF?ft
WEAR
OUT
la
damp-proof,
vermin-proof
and
a
perfect
insulator,
en-uring
cool
in
summer
and
warmth
In
winter.
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11G
nnd
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pilch
and
Gravel
Roofing
Galvanised
Roofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughfng
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Stove
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
Roofs
and
Siding
Phone
.110
IIox
467
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
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
large
orders
from
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
loL
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
FISHERMEN
!
for
Pumpernickel
Bread
Rye
Crfop
and
other
Breads,
come
to
The
Rupert
Bakery
Baked
in
an
oven,
heated
by
oil
which
insurea
a
well
baked
loaf
and
one
that
will
stay
moiit.
Phone
613
Karon
C.
Higgert
Proprietors
World's
Record
Strains
BABY
CHICKS
and
HATCHING
EGGS
from
pens
of
R.O.P.
Poultry
Breeders'
Aua'n.
of
B.C.
Birda
with
Offcfol
Records
under
Government
Inspection.
White
and
Brown
Leghorn.,
Barred
Rocks,
R.I.
Reds,
VVyandotteB,
Buff
Orpjng
tons,
Black
Minorca,
Blue
Andaluslan
Order
Now.
Reasonable
Prices.
For
Price
List
write
See
retsry.
Prof.
Lloyd,
University
of
B.C.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
FAGB
F0TJ2
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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lifetime
of
satls-factioiwtpn
used
for
walls
and
ceilis;
fits
true
and
j
standjytta.
during
the
life
of
the
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BURN
or
BROWNS
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THIS
SLASON
(Special
to
Daily
New)
NEW
YORK,
April
II.
St.
Loult
Browns
made
It
tour
atralfht
wtna
by
defeating
Chicago
White
Sox
4
to
3
to
a
hard
fought
game
yesterday
afternoon.
New
York
Yankees,
idle
both
Saturday
and
Sunday
on
account
of
unfavorable
weather,
are
occupying
second
place
with
two
wins
while
Cleve
land
Indians
and
Washington
Senators
round
out
th
early
season
first
divis
ion
with
three
victories
and
one
toes
each.
The
Indiana
suffered
tfcelr
first
defeat
yesterday
when
Detroit
Tigers
won
their
first
game.
Philadelphia
Athletics
are
atlll
in
the
oellar
as
a
result
of
two
defeats
by
the
Yankees.
He
York
Slants
won
their
third
game
from
PhOadelpaia
in
the
National
League
yeettrdey.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
dropped
their
first
game
to
Chicago
Cute
on
Saturday
but
c.i:m
back
and
them
again
yesterd,,',
Brooklyn
Dodgers
are
now
in
tb.
d
piu
through
j
defeating
B-stii
y-;-Td!y
and
the
Cincinnati
Red-
h.
n
with
fPlttewurg
Pirate.,
at
it.
are
in
fourth
place
Week-end
.wore
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foi!i.-S.mitDAY
srORFS
American
league
Cleveland
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'
lafne
Chteego
4.
St.
Louis
1.
Pittsburg
0.
Cfacrsaatt
8.
(others
postponed).
Ona.4
l-eagne
Los
Angetea
3,
HoHywood
3.
San
Fraocirwo
0,
Missions
4.
Portland
4.
Oakland
6.
Seattle
3.
Sacramento
10.
MAHAY"
scores
American
l-ertjnie
Boston
8,
Washington
6.
Cleveland
3.
Detroit
8.
St.
Louis
4.
Chicago
1.
National
ltifiip
Boston
2,
Brooklyn
t.
PhllsdalpMa
I.
New
York
8.
Pittsburg
3.
Cincinnati
3.
Chicago
S,
St.
Louis
4.
Ooat
league
Portland
8-3.
Oakland
48.
Seattle
4-3.
Sacramento
3-7.
Ssn
Francisco
8-3,
Missions
3-4.
Los
Angeles
4-4.
Hollywood
8-0.
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York
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York
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TOIIINAMBXT
Ol'
M'.AHON
ri.AVnt
NATI
KIIAY
MOIIT
WITH
(It)OII
LIST
Ol'
UAMHtt
The
badminton
season
practically
closed
on
Saturday
night
by
a
tourna-j
ment
at
tbe
l.ODl.
HaU
at
which
the
j
Cathedral
Club
nwrnbera
were
guests
nf
the
LOX)t
dub,
the
winners
for
tbe
evening
being
Mrs.
Thor
Johnston
and
H.
T.
Croat
who
beat
Him
Lillian
Crosa
and
8.
Darton.
Refreshments
were
lervrd
during
the
evening
by
a
committee
of
ladies
constating
of
Mrs.
Darton.
Mrs.
Blance
and
Mrs.
Haines.
The
following
were
the
games:
HUNT
KOINH
j
Mrs.
Hslnes
and
Dob
Stewart
beat
Mrs.
Mills
and
A.
Davtes
15-!
l
Mr.
Thor
Johnston
and
11
T.
Crom
beat
Mrs.
Moore
and
P.
Da
vies
15-3.
j
Mrs.
Norrlngton
and
Major
John
Hon
neat
Miss
Piiubury
ard
R.
Wlnslow
16-3.
Mrs.
Llzney
and
Mas.
Colllson
beat
Miss
P.
Crosi
and
R.
Blance
16-9.
Mm.
Wlnslow
and
C.
J.
Norrlngton
beat
Mrs.
Bradbury
and
M.
Blott
18-
Mini
L.
Cross
and
F
Darton
beat
Mrs
Darton
and
A.
Slocombe
18-4.
MUs
Daviat
and
Reg.
Colllson
beat
"
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of
'""fl0'
80
10
30,
,n
inning.
i
i.
:
1
'
-
'
,
I
Stanley
Stanley
Ooveleskie
Ooveleskle
hu
hu
succeeded
succeeded
In
In
II!
Y
a
-.
.
v
iae
Busine?3
Man
Time
is
iwonr;
iTa
business
and
I
ic.T;e
sure
my
car
is
?!
ays
ready
for
service
by
using
C;
.
-i
'
Flogs.
rkblug
b
..
sllli.
rsia
ci
'i
!
t
N
Wind-tor.
Ontario
A
CANADIAN
MAl't
PRODUCT
Mrs.
Evltt
and
H
l:.-rry
15-2.
Mrs.
Self
:i:.u
'..
r.-'
ir
best
Ml--
T.lef
an-1
.1
I.
ji
rv
.
ih-0.
Mrs.
L
j:iv
.
a
Fnher
Jr.
bear
Mrs.
Blctt
:c
d
J
Trii;
15-8.
Miss
Elk'.:
i..'
.1
UMerwood
bee1,
Mlj
Wht
nr.l
M'
r.'
:'ice
15-8.
Mr?.
I.:.!ir
:,:.:
F-vir
Jr.
v
-::ca
navies
and
P.
c:
li-'.
tt
Mrs.
Jo"
i
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Mrs.
'
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,
Mr
fc'nt
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M
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Ml
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Mr
t
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Mi
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r.
.
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s
r.-rVMi
beat
Ur.
I.
jM'
p.:k1
W
F1'
e-
Jr
1S-7.
Mr
Tb;r
:iiirt
H
T.
Croaa
best
m:.--
Ti
s
and
8.
Dartpn
16-B.
I
SPORT
CHAT
1
r
.j..a
Win
Hppe,
Je
Yo.
was
tutftb
led
tl'iwn
lion
ii!
r"
;ji!i'.tl
leader
(.hip
in
r.n:
3
'
lr
'
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!iiop
bL
Hard
tou.Tintrr
at
Ch:::,k.)
whtn
he
lost
t'
'!:e
vr,
h'ul
Srt
Licltbaugh
oijstovris;
ANDUP
Go
hf
this
famous
Tourist
Thlrtl
Cabin
Service
to
Europe
this
Summer.
Weekly
sailings
frnm
.......
Montreal
and
Ouehcri
to
-
-
-
Plymouth,
Cherbourg,
and
Lomkm
hy
tfae
Aursnla,
Alau-nla,
AsrJktiia,
and
Autonin
.
.
.
to
Uelfast,
Liverpool
and
Glasgow
ly
the
Alhcnia,
Lolitia,
Andanla
and
Antonia.
.
Cmkin
mnd
Third
Oau
si
s
mafias
U
tf
m
himh
tianJard
an
an
mil
su
it
thf
tlisaww.
sWywaakwaufcvasMSlarwraW;
CANAOUMf
"5V,Ct
SLfl
THE
I
NAKIl
STEAM
SHIP
CO..
1.IMITM
,823
llaatlnga
Strict,
VANCOUVLU.
his
comeback
campaign.
The
veteran
spitball
star,
who
has
been
working
on
trial
for
the
New
York
Yankees
thi
spring,
has
been
Riven
s
one-year
contract.
Miller
Htifrguu
announce..
I
Cliff
Brlcker
of
Oslt.
CsnacnVs
pre
mier
marathon
runner,
sailed
for
Hoi
I
land
from
Mew
oYrk
on
Saturday.
On
'his
arrival
at
Rotterdam
be
will
train
on
a
farm
in
the
province
of
Oronln-
t?n.
along
with
a
young
Hollander,
who
.'pent
last
year
In
Canada.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(lly
The
Tramp)
1
The
centenary
of
Uw
Ox
for
dand
Cambridge
boat
races
la
to
be
ceiebrat-.
neat
year,
the
first
not
having
been
-
(1
in
MH9.
This
Is
a
classic
sport
n
which
pracUcaUy
all
the
pir
hi
the
United
Kingdom
are
In--.-'(,
i
mid
in
all
Bngliah
spealdiig
lie
results
are
watched
keen-
!
'-.-
;layera
are
rather
worked
up
wtroveny
la
rrgard
to
the
d
four
rsinstatod
players
to
.
;
t
in
the
Mann
Cup.
An
eastern
r.ter
defending
the
western
"The
whole
matter
was
..Hi
at
New
WearminsteT.
B.C.
nd
It
was
decided
then
that
in
question
were
in
good
nd
that
there
was
no
pos-;t:bi
to
debar
them
from
Man:,
cup
x
:
:
etftlon.
Before
the
seflei
tanrd
esttgation
was
made
Into
the)
ttui
e:
tbe
a
eainptalaeel
of,
and
the
pri
int
at
that
time
ruled
thai
If
these
Jen
hsM
been
reinstated
by
the
Dot
;
:
ilon
registration
board
ol
.he
Ami
ear
Attfletle
union
of
Canada
they
were
eligible
te
play
In
all
ams-;t-
ur
gaii.'-i
m
Canada.
If
they
had
b
en
rett
.
ted
by
the
B.C.
body
only
,.v
juii:
only
be
eligible
to
play
in
:'
'.
'
ice.
and
not
in
the
Mann
:.iK-wn.
Further
lnveetlgatton
'
"i:
the
men
under
fire
had
:-.:'.::
at
the
St.
John,
NB.
.:.)..
.
:
tlte
AJt.O.
of
C.
and
were
:.
rci
rf
eiutbia
lor
Man
cup
play.
A-re
laid
before
the
CA.
'
a
-
meeting
at
Weatminster.
'
.!
no
further
objection
t:m--
:
,i
before
Parliament
in
rs..'!
i.'!
:i
rut
that
dog
races
ahll
i
tScal
option,
provision
)!
e
the
right
to
my
shall
have
the
races
In
their
boundaries
or
not
The
bill
Is
a
private
one
and
may
not
pass
the
House.
Should
Blackburn
Rovers
win
the
Bngliah
football
CUS
this
year
they
will
equal
Aston'
Villa's
record
of
stoi
victories.
Huddenfleld
has
appeared
in
two
finale
but
won
ocl
once.
In
,
1M2.
'row
of
thetr
present
players
'were
fti
the
team
at
that
tune:
Tna
Jgah
takm
place
Saturday.
There
is
some
discussion
going
on
in
sport
circle
as
to
who
is
the
greatest
besebsll
batter
and
Cobb
eeems
to
be
the
favorite.
One
writer
says
of
hurt
Ty
Cobb's
average
through
twenty-
three
years
of
baseball
play
la
.383,
the
American
league
Stark
during
those
twenty-three
seasons
Is
MS.
Compare
Cobb
with
the
other
great
hit-smiths?
Sure
I
Here
are
the
up-to-date
figures
embracing
the
lifetime
marks
ot
tbe
greatest
hitters,
as
compared
with
the
league
batting
average
during
thelr
plsylng
days:
Percentage
Average.
Cobb
jse
Rornsby
JU
S70
Jackson
.
.
JM
MS
Speaker
348
.388
;
Lejole
333
.380
uth
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.371
Kteier
J46
M9
Delehanty
J4
.374
Anson
x
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Norman
A.
Smith,
C.
P.
jWllUui
and
J.
P.
MoDenaid.
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8
Rogers,
Cttyi
S.
N.
Christian,
Pert
Edward;
F.
Oordaa.
Bunnyalde;
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Winnipeg;
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daughter,
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fea.
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Victoria;
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and
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HOUSE,
Ninth
Avenue
Eaat.
Rent
reasonable
Apply
City
Treasurer.
City
Hall.
tf
POR
RENT
FURNISHED
HOUSEKEIP-
ing
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
807.
tf
FOR
RENT
-
-ROOMS
WITH
OR
WTTN-
out
board.
Central
lotlon
Phone
Blue
188.
tf
POR
BENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE-
keeping
rooms.
Apply
Musaallem
Oroeery.
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ROOMS
POR
TWO
LADIES
dntjsgewtieirieo.
vBaone
Omen
aag.
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Carter.
Vancouver:
D.
Jones.
Stnlthers:
H.
L.
Huibart.
Remo;
Prank
Prenschoff.
Petersburg.
Alatka.
A.
J.
Ruble.
Prince
-iOeorgr;
T.
J.
Powers.
Sunnyalde:
J.
W.
'U.
-
ffavejtv
.
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,
A.
P.
Hennigan.
Hardy
Bay:
E.
Anderson.
L
Evans
and
Thomas
Suba,
Vancouver;
J.
Quinn.
Telegraph
Point;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnston,
Terrace:
C.
Jetter,
"ort
Esslngton;
C.
Jolk
and
Olc
Llnd-.trom.
City.
U.S.
IMMIGRATION
LAW
CIRCUMVENTED
Mile
llallatlH
secure
Aiimlmion
to
TlMl
foahtry
en
Itaheiw
Corpas
NlaVOABA
FALLS.
N
Y..
April
16
t'nlted
States
Immigration
Ruling
80.
under
Which
3S.080
fcrelfrn-born
Cans-
LoW
dlan
realdenU
have
been
denied
udml-aeon
to
the
United
sum.
and
which,
after
being
oeewred
lliegsl
by
Federal
High
cowrts,
has
been
repeatedly
enforced
bytoW
American
Immigration
authorities,
was
circumvented
here
when
nine
Italian
resident
of
Canada
were
admitted
Into'imh
.this
country
on
writ
of
habeas
corpus
secured
by
Preston'
M
Albro,
Buffalo
tawrer,
frpm
jPedf
ral
Judge
John
B.
"
'
'
Haeel
'
Two
of
the
men
were
denied
admls-
;skan
to
the
United
States
Wednesday
on
tbe
ground
that
the
Federal
authorities
t
Washington
had
not
Informed
United
States
Immigration
official
here
of
the
Circuit
Court
m.nnuoii
mai
KUling
lee
was
Hlegai
and
were
ent
back
to
I
i
Canada
for
quota
visa.
Thev
refuse
i
,
to
amlv
for
th
alnce
the
whole
point
or
ecmrovierTy
la
that,
Inasmuch
as
,
Ruling
a
has
been
declared
lliegsl.
no
need
for
quota
vlnaa
exlHU.
Advertise
In
The
Dady
Newt
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
BUILDING
MATKKIAI-S
H'lXJtL
MMIIf'.lt
I'lllCI'.S.
Per
M.
2x4
Com.
Steed,
a
good
grade
l.0O
la
BhlpUp,
Mo.
3
113.00
t3
Fir
V.
Joint
110
00
3
In
or
4
u.
Flooring
or
V
Joint
li.o
16
in
WsU
Shingles
t
1J
18
In.
Roof
Shingles,
No.
3
Pert,
t
a
08
',
in.
No.
1
Shtplap,
any
width
to
13
in
tiaoo
Rough
Plr
Boards,
msted
widths
I
9.00
4
Ught
Sash,
each
I
1.10
6
Light
Sash
1
40
Inside
doors.
3
ft.
m
I
ft.
6
in
$
3.40
Back
Doors,
s
ft.
8
In.
s
4
ft
a
8
in.
(glass)
4.00
Front
Doors,
ditto
.
.
,
I
5
75
Also
a
big
stock
of
finish
lumber
always
on
hand,
as
well
as
Lamateo.
wall
board,
veneer,
etc.
Write
us
for
Kxrriioit
i.u.MiiKit
a-
siiisou:
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Pt.
of
Ytetorta,
Vaaeouver.
B.C.
SCOW'S,
TOWIXG.
Etc
C.
C.
KKTOIII
M
A-
CO.
Sand
and
Oravel
for
Sale.
Scows
for
hint.
Oeneral
Towing.
Prices
Exceeding
Moderate,
r
hones
Til
and
Mwe
833.
CIIIMNRY
SWBKP
II.
J.
7UMKEIIK
Oeneral
Handy
Man
furnaces
and
Stoves
Cleaned
and
Repaired.
Cnlmnles
imtpt.
Cemetery
Plots
Oared
For.
Phone
Red
848.
Priam
Rupert.
BO
BXCIIAN0B
SKW
AMI
lEroll
HAM)
n'nMTi
ltf:
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
Player
Piano
and
Two
Oaah
Regtotere
In
stock.
r.tPAiori
I.OH
a
Mutts
9
Third
Are.
Phone
SI
CIIIROPItACTIC
lilt.
R.
n.
KVOLRiON
Chlropraeter
833
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
88
Reddens
phone
Black
383.
Acute
and
Chronic
Disorders
success
fully
treated.
Established
1934
TUITION
S.
A.
MclMUiltSON
Teacher
of
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Mitt
voicb
ritom
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i
For
tiimt
pbons
mm
AUCTIONKKRS.
PIIINCK
ItlJI-lItT
At'CtlOS
MART
f
ederal
llteek
Furniture
of
all
kinds
bought,
sold
or
exchanged.
Crating
and
packing
dons.
Oooda
sold
on
Onmmiaaton
G.
J.
DAWES,
Awtlmveer.
I'lHHir
4)13
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RUPERT
TIDBS
4
e
.
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low
MOMIAY,
APRIL
18
10:48
am.
18.8
ft.
33:38
p.m.
18.3
"
4:88
am.
8
3"
18:89
p.m.
49
"
TI
KSIIAY.
APRIL
1
1184
am.
19.8
ft
8:80
am.
84
"
17:44
pm.
41
"
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april
is
0
ol
am.
30.8
ft.
13:30
p.m.
30.7
"
8:18
am.
4.4
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18:37
pm.
3.8
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TIHIHIIAV.
APRIL
19
08
ajn.
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8
ft.
13:08
pjn.
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am.
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19:08
p.m.
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APRIL
3d.
1:14
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338
ft.
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pm.
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7:40
am.
1.3
19:80
p.m,
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APRIL
31
1:81
a.m.
38.8
14:34
p.m.
31.
9
"
8:88
a.m.
0.7
"
30.-80
pat.
44
"
Artklei
and
ound,4i(
for
lets
than
50c
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M0VEME1
lor
Varer
Sunday
iw
Prince
It
-Tuesday
Catulu
Thursday
as
Prince
1
,
Friday
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Prhvew
H
.
Saturday--a
Cardei
April
1ft
as
Prince-
April
26
-as
Prinn-H
Itwsn
Vanewntrr
Sundsy--sa
CaUla
Wednesday
m.
Pr
Friday--as
Cardena
Friday
as
Prince.
H
Saturday--
as
Pr
R
1;
April
31
es
Prince-
ler
lsrt
Wmnaen
and
N
1-
I
Friday-Hu.
Cardena
Itom
Paef
Hlmoaan
ami
n
I:
Saturday-
-as.
Car
den.,
roc
Aaysw
Sundsy
as
Catala
Wednesday
ss,
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I
ran
Anysn
Tue.day
s
Catals
Thursday
as
Prince
(
Tor
Menart
and
Premlrr
Sunday
-a
Cat.
la
Saturday-
Prim-r
v
Irani
Mewart
and
Prenn.
SUUdsy-
Prlix
Hi:;-Tuesday
as
Catals
far
Uerea
f'harMlf
April
31
ss.
Prince
J
Msy
8
Prince
Charlei-
IroM
Uateen
f'hariodo
April
19
as
Prince
J-May
3
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Prince
elm:
For
AbMka
Wednsadny
as
Prlmi
April
31
es.
Prince
Aasstui
Thunday
-aa
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April
1
ft
aa.
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April
38
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ties
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Sundaya
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fi
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and
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Fridays
Saturdays
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11
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and
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