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
his
an
exclusive
1111-
manlte
insulator
spe-cially
treated
to
withstand
the
much
higher
temperatures
of
the
modern
rush-compression
engine.
Also
a
new
patented
solid
copper
t
ra
tss
casket-seal
thatremains)
absolutely
cas-tight
under
hit
h
compression.
Special
analysis
electrodes
which
assure
a
fixed
spark-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
Champion
SparJCPlugs
Windier,
Ontario
A
CANADIAN
MADE
PRODUCT
Transfer
Fifteen
years
experience
in
FUKNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
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&
IS'
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IT
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and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Hoofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Hoofing
Building
Papers
and
Felts
Evcrjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
117
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKI'INE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$G..r0
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$1.1.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phonf
SHQ
J
39
Second
Ave.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
8
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Purnitiiin
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PAGE
SiX
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMeinjj
I
!
MOTHER-,
JOST
MET
THEFAM.LV
I
IfSII
IItHaT
TONE
OF
1
ikt.
HEARD
I
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LETEr
I
MAR
BRING
ME.
I
vat
The
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ws
rmit
VICTORIA
LADY
!
MAKES
PROTEST
IX
CAMMIIATE
ItECAl
SE
CONSKKVA-TIVi:S
WILL
NOT
ItECOIJM.E
WOMEN
IN
PARTY.
VICTORIA.
July
14
"The
polltlcn!
machine
baa
been
working
overtime
of
late
to
keep
our
wom.-n
out
of
the
inner
circles.
We
are
not
"i
out
of
bondage,
for
we
still
go
ub.
ut
fettered
ftnd
tethered.
AccardiUR
to
tin-
men
In
the
Oonaervatlve
Party,
women
'.s
range
In
politics
should
be
confined
;
working
for
men.
voting
for
men,
and
then
serving
tea
If
you
will.
Tbare
aui
fcrts
must
stop,"
said
Mrs.
'Alice
McGregor
,
Independent
Conservative
(.peaking
here.
EMITY
ELEfTION
I'ltOMISIX
"It's
a
pity
that
even
yet
women
must
cry
out
for
equal
rights
in
u.
political
world.
The
men,
a
far
as
our
Conservative
Party
la
concerned.
ar
still
in
full
possession
all
over
Canndii
They
are
running
true
to
form,
carrying
out
tlwlr
tradition
of
'what
we
have
we
bold.'
A
weak
proposition
was
.put
to
me
by
one
of
the
four
candidates
nominated
In
the
com
en-'
Uon.
He
said
that
if
at
this
verv
critical
time
we
would
only
let
them
be
elected,
they
would
take
care
of
the
women's
cause
after
their
election.
The
typical
election
promise
!
;
Party
must
not
come
before
women's
equal
rights."
she.
oontlnued.
"And
wr
women
do
not
consider
we
sre
enjoy
ing
equal
rights
in
the
Conservative
(-""j
unui
we
are
leaen
mto
confidence
e
the
toner
circle
of
our
party
and
given
the
same
opportunity
as
men."
The
women
wondered
at
each
election
why
a
woman
was
not
given
a
rlaoe
on
the
t
let
ft
of
the
party
they
stood
far.
Mrs.
McGregor
observed,
but
tbey
voted
and
the
situation
remained
a
mystery
to
them.
But
as
long
as
the
women
could
be
kept
mystified,
the
men
felt
they
had
accomplished
their
ends.
FISH
ARRIVALS
HEAVIER
TODAY
American
IIwiIh
Keeelve
up
to
Il.fk-
and
Ke
and
C'unatliiiii,
JJ(e
nixl
lie
HoK.IKIO
Lbs.
Halibut
arrivals
wre
heavy
today,
sales
amounting
to
268,000
pounds
while
one
catch
of
1,600
poumts
was
held
over
until
tomorrow.
Nine
American
ti
sis
received
trim
10.7c
and
6c
to
11.6c
and
Be
far
163.000
pounds,
while
eight
Canadian
boats
sold
06.000
pounds
at
from
9c
and
6c
to
9
Be
and
6c
Arrivals
and
salev
American
Nordby,
64.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
Ac
Cold
Stojrafa
Co.,
10.7c
and
6o.
Teddy
J
23.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries,
life
and
Be.
Olacler.
20.000
pound.
Booth
Flan
lea.
11.00
and
Bt.
erles.
11.6c
and
8c
Birlus.
17.000
pounds,
lioyal
Plan
Oo,
11.6c
and
Be.
Lenore.
17.000
pound.
Atlln
Fisheries,
11.6c
and
8c.
Augusta,
14X100
pounds.
Atlln
Fisher
ies,
iuc
and
8c.
Hetty,
18.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheriea.
U.4c
ami
8c.
Ill
QUI.
8.000
pound
AUm
Ftslier-
les.
11.5c
and
Be.
Canadian
Livingstone,
18,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Stcrage
Co.,
6c
and
6c.
Helen.
6,000
pounds,
Canadian
Flab
&.
Cold
Storage
Co.,
84c
and
6c.
Bingo,
11.000
pounds,
and
Joe
Baker,
11,000
pounds
Booth
Flsueries,
B8c
and
250
CUPS
IN
EVERY
x
La
,
Grocer
i
It's
Recommend
Simply
It
Dcliciout
Illnglettder.
6.000
pounds.
Atlln
Flsh-rlei.
9.6c
and
6c.
Puir
i.:
Ju.ks.
11.000
pjunus.
Canadian
Fish
6c
Coid
Stjra!;-
Co
.
l).8r
and
be.
Nautilus.
11.000
pounds
Canadian
Fish
U
Cold
Storage
Co..
9.6c
and
6c.
Viking.
10,000
pounds,
Allln
Fisher-
lea
7c
te
Ttm.
vnwluiri
hnAl
T1SIT
fflcnnMMt
tit
hKr
12iUC0
pounds
to
the'
OanadWn
Ftah
Sr.
Cold
Storage
Oo
at
market
price.
P.
D-JTten,
1600
pounds,
tseMlng
over
until
tomorrow.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
CliMing
Prices
Today
on
nnon
ver
i:rliaM(e
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
Johnson
Co.
.
Ltd.)
Bid
Asked
Argon
ta
Rufus
17
'4
.It
fisyview
7
7
B.
C.
Sliver
130
ISO
3lg
Missjurl
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JA
Cork
Province
JO
Jl.
Dnnweli
30
'
Duthie
1.10
Oeorge
Copper
4.70
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Oeorgia
River
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Qlaoler
J
Olaanlr
16
20
Uoloouda
Jtt
J7Vj
Orandvlcw
M
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Independence
18V4
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4
Indian
A
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ICcctziey
Florence
.36
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L.
&
L.
8
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Lucky
Jua
M
J8
alarm
3
1
Mftala
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Jl
Marmot
Hi
ver
0.rtd
..
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National
silver
44
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M4S
B0.76
fend
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SMS
Ruth
Hope
M
Silver
Crest
,
.
.
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13'
liveratlo
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Silversmith
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Bunlock
2.00
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K'ng
.
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Richfield
M
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Woodbine
JO
30
THIS
IS
TIME
TO
KNTEK
THE
DIG
DAILY
NEWS
CIRCULATION
CAMPAIGN
TO
WIN
FINE
PRIZES.
(continued
from
pace
one)
Strtasorlptlons
may
be
secured
from
FIRST
WEEK
COUPON
200,000
EXTRA
VOTES
Thin
coupon,
when
accomiutiued
wilh
-three.
.ynarly.
huu-scriptionB
or
their
equivalent,
io
the-
iHriiHW
ItiiH.'ri
Dutly
NWH,
entitles
the
ennlidteiHo,,B0f,3)"eirtfn
'VotW"4f
mib-Hcriptiong
are
turned
in
durfn'trifi'flirf
WiseH'
of'
their
entry.
Name
of
SubRcriber
Name
of
Subscriber
Nnme
of
Subscriber
Candidate's
Name
One
First
Week
Coupon,
can
be
voted
by
oach
candidate,
for
every
tliree
ono-year
suliscrlptlons,
or
titer.1
equlvnlent,
turned
in
during
the
candidate
first
week
In
the
campaign.
'
present
as
well
sj
new
subscribers.
I
Working
In
your
spare
time
you
can
I
'
make
at
least
one
dollar
of
every
ten
dollars
you
collect
on
subscriptions.
Or
you
can
earn
cue
of
the
big
oaab
prima,
1
And
there
are
two
big
u
tome
Has
fxxn
I
which
you
can
choose
the
afce
lik
best
and
warn
most.
CAMPAIOX
JI
ST
8TAHTINO
It
Is
good
business
to
know
iibout
this
"Every!)
dy
Wins
Something"
campaign
which
provides
more
than
$4,000
in
cars
and
cash.
The
campaign
is
just
starling.
Today
you
asm
t;et
In.
not
on
th
ground
floor
but
In
:he
sub-basement
The
future
is
all
here
is
to
It.
Hurt'
u:i't
any
past.
lira
s
an
opportunity
where
the
whole
family
can
Join
unci
by
combining
their
I
art
hours
enli.ti.
::r
tlx
lanuly
Income
up
to
about
tOOO
u
month
dur-She
cumpul
:i
Entries
are
now
i
mv.
accepted.
1
ill
-
riiuition
Is
available
to
you
without
obligation
on
y
ur
part.
You
lire
invit.'il
to
partlci-
Le
n
this
40O0
Prise
List.
CumpulKii
Headquu
iters
on
the
sec-
ud
!l
Mr
of
Tin
News
building
are
p:
ii
evenings
until
8
(Ylnck.
You
can
n
il
tonight
If
more
convenient
Jcr
.
u
in
if
you
win
tsieptione
num-
;r
Sa4
or
write
a
representative
will
li
at
your
convenience
to
Nt
plain
'l.e
campaign
plan
to
you.
PICNIC
TO
0SL.4ND
.
HELD
YESTERDAY
BY
NORWEGIAN
SOCIETY
T
-The
first
aettaal
picnic
of
the
local
Lief
Ertcksa
Society
was
held
yesterday,
the
vcpue
for
the
affair
being
ap
propriately
,um
tUalandic
settlement
of
Osland
on
SDji
teland.
Some
1W
persons
made
the
Jrtfi
on
the
boats
Anna
J..
Capt
111
Skc,f
;
Rslna
B
.
and
Hsige
H
.
Capt.''
MsttEllus
halkevtad.
and.
with
visiting
the
p-lnts
of
Interest
iround
the
quaint
little
settlement
and
enjoying
abundant
and
delicious
re-lreahmcnu,
the
occasion
proved
to
be
a
most
enjoyable11
as
well
as
successful
jam.
The
ptcntebars
left
town
at
8.4j
in
the
morning
and
the
last
boat
was
iu
by
1030
p.m.
Ja.k
Selvlg.
president
jf
tb;
Lief
Erickaen
Society,
and
officers
bad
charge
ct
arrangements.
SALVAGE
KING
DUE
TONIGHT
EN
ROUTE
TO
OAXACA
WRECK
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
big
salvage
King
la
doe
to
arrive
in
port
at
U
o'clock
tonight
from
Victoria
to
leas
on
supplies
before
proceeding
to
Wrangel
Harrows
to
assist
in
the
sa
tage
of
Capt.
O.
Allan
Hancock's
steam
jacht
oaaaca
which
went
ashore
laat
weak
and
has
since
been
beached.
Judging
from
later
reports,
4uite
ecu-nil
ve
damage
baa
befallen
tic
Oasaca
and
her
salvage)
may
he
a
heavy
and
coatty
operation.
'
'
'
'JL'.!.'jJLL
MAN
WAS
DROWNED
PORT
COQUITLAM
VANCOUVER.
July
18.-
Tlw
body
of
Franklin
Petersen
of
Port
Conultkan
was
found
yestbrday
morning
In
the
'trr
of
11
Indeed
dttoh
near
nU
father's
garage.
INSULIN
DISCOVERER
NOW
STUDYING
EARTH
EDMONTON,
July
16
Arriving
In
the
city
Bundaf
afternoon.
Dr.
Pred-
crick
G.
Banting,
discoverer
of
the
Insulin
cure,
left
this
week
for
the
Oreat
Slave
Lake,,
area
with
several
gee
legists,
where
two
'months
will
be
spent
In
scientific
research.
1
Little
could
be
ascertained
rsgard-Ing
Dr.
Banting's
plans,
but
It
Is
understood
th
nt
they
will
study
the'
rock
lormuiious
and
earth,
in
tins
srea.
NATIVES
OBJECT
TO
USE
OF
WORD
"SQUAW"
.Makliic
II
ur
on
Mmilon
Newspiiper
for
,
Wlm
t
They
(lull
Offenslvf
Term
!
LONDON.
Ont..
July
10
There
Is
no
sak
of
gallantr
toward
their
women-kind
to
be
found
among
the
Chippewa
band
c.f
Indians
on
the
Muncey
Reserve,
near
Imdon.
for
tliey
have
de-ataratl
war
on
a
London
newspaper
for
Itevlni:
talked
of
MiUfiwi
und
papnaaeH"
in
reporting
the
prulie
lli'o
cluirue
of
mtlsdmlnlstratlon
on
tbe
part
of
In-
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
WANTED
WAMTep
side
line
8ALE3MAN
to
Prince
Kuuert
Salvage
&
Towing
sail
on
commission
counter
sales
!
('n.
Ltd.
looks
and
special
biteluess
fotaus
on!
HAS
IIAIIO.UNM
IN
OAK
IIOATM
tariitftry
Prince
Buert
to
Prince
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Bale
Oaorge.
State
eaperlence
and
Hnea
Agenu
for-
Rasthope
Engines,
Ooolldsje
carried.
Write
"Advertiser."
Box
1U.
I
Propellers,
and
TuxltCw
Oil
Dally
News
Office.
187
j
i
n,,,
f
a
iieMrliMlon
tnr
t'harttr
WANTED-
SMART
OIRL
FOR
MrrALL.
'
store:
one
quick
at
figures
and
with
'.
some
knowledge
ot
boots
and
shoes
preferred.
'Write
or
call
"Shoe
Store"
Dally
News
Office.
167
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TO
RBUT
BY
TUB
WEEK
OR
aacnth,
asi
tome.
hue
in
good
running
aondMieu.
Apyjty
Dally
News
Office.
168
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OR
any
kind,
by
or
by
contract,
sf
Rosaiig.
FOR
SALE
FOR
BALE
MRBT
Rooiitna
house;
twenty
-six
fully
.fur-
nlshsd
and
in
good
condition
Ex
eeilent
opscr4unlty
for
a
couple.
Apply
T.
MaOliranrsnt
U
OIX)
KgWBPAPBfttJ
MAY
BE
USED
IN-
rtead
of
butMIng
paper
or
to
las;
beneath
ear
fats
tbe
floor.
Oet
special
fsrlee
on
)s,re
quantlUes
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News.
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SAl-QUBC
AMD
tOT
AT
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Also
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comprising
variety
of
mechanic's
tools,
guns,
phonograph,
etc.
Apply
Ed.
Chy-
ber.
16T
FOR
BALS--LAUNCH
OWaW.
FOUR
Horsepower
Bastbopr
engine.
all
complete
and
in
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running
eon-
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tf
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SA
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AND
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unch
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good
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tor
sale
cheap.
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tf
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sideboard
nuffat.
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138.
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BAlJt
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OPRN
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RENT
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Aenue
Baal
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PPyCljr
Treasurer,
City
Hall.
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PMYER-PIANOS.
PhotwgMphs
and
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Maehhiea.-
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Musi
a
store.
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TOR
"TtfiNTV-
FUBWrSHSD-'FOUK1
roomed
apartment
with
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
647
tf
FOR
RENT.
-
IOUR
nOOM
APART
-ment,
not
water
heated
Aoniv
Rmith
ft
Mallett.
Ltd
OR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-menu
Apply
Mwasallem
Qrueery.
FOR
ItBNT
.P0HN1SHRD
ROOMS:
also
small
suite.
Phone
Oreen
Geo.
RESTAURANTS
flOOII
HATH
TAI
i:
Mrs.
Unuer.
Proprletreas
TlilnC
Avenue,
licit
(i.tV.V.A.
Oood
Home
Coojsed
Meals
and
Home
Baked.
Bread
Kperlal
Chicken
Dinner
Every
Xiniiliiv
Dvenlng
from
R-K).
houses
For
rent
II
BALE
HOUSE
VEAH
CATHOLIC
urofc,.
1,00;
,
616
sixth
AvenVf
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wwnj
ietriiSMiio.
Ktnkh
Avenue,
rji
roosns.
UM'a!Wl'Bemer.1.l)i)0.
These
awiyolern
344
Sixth
W
line
West
for
sale.
f.
IV,
HART
dian
Agent
MeOoekin.
WttUam
Temlgo
enllghUned
as
to
the
view-point
of
the
Chippewa
band,
whom
he
represents
a
a
oounoll
mtvn.
"White
people
dent
seem
to
know,"
lie
said,
"that
to
the
Chippewa
'squaw'
d
ch
not
mean
a
lady
or
wife
or
wo-nmti
In
the
Inoffensive
aeniic
It
really
means
shape
of
a
female,
with
vulgar
'iiiiriiesiuirMi
Advsrtlss
In
The
DsUf
Ntws
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.-a
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
less
than
50c
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
unit
ljik
IMrr
1-lM.lie
SUMMER
RESORTS
IjAKKLSO
II0TSPRINGS
LODGK
Now
ori
LAIKIDXT
IIOTKI-UUdS
IV
AN.tlA
(Uthla
Water)
Trout
Fishing
on
Ijibelsc
Iike
now
open
(IOOI)
A('('OMMOIATION
Kilt
I1SIIISO
I'AltTILS
BtVUCB
JOHNSTONS!,
Manager.
Lakelw
Lake
Terrace.
B.0
AUCTIONEERS.
ritiNTK
Ki:ri:itT
aic:tio
mart
federal
lllork
Furnttnre
of
all
kint
bought.
mH
or
exebsnaed.
Crating
and
packing
done
Ooads
acid
on
Cosamiaslon
n.
J.
DAWRS.
Auetloneer.
Ilraek
t3n
CHIROPRACTIC
lll.
R.
E.
EYOl.F'HON
Chlrnpraetnr
688
Third
Avenue.
Telephwne
for
ansnlntment
now
to
Bins
BA
rreaiaesar
phone
Black
2&t
Acute
and
Chronic
Disorders
tntty
ttweted.
Eatahllahed
1844
"SED
CARS
FOR
SALE
Ford
Ton
True,
panel
body
.
4
1
00
Ford
Ton
Truck.
Chassis
only.
starter
type
1
150
Ford
Roadster
delivery.
1828.
goon
condition
1176.00
Oaklsnd
Sedan.
1888.
fo-ir
wheel
brakes,
baloon
Urea
ftflftn.OO
TWO
Ton
Traffie
Truck
new
tires
tsoo.oo
at
be
arranged
on
above
ran
KAIEN
(I
Alt
A
(IK
Pbane
M.
FURNITURE
AND
ItANfill
f
sWffTBnUreafa.
lnolustlne
The
Oatar
mnre
Mattress,
Slumber
Xing
Spring
and
Chateau
bed.
are
now
carried
by
us
In
stock.
A.
MACKENZIE
Ciiriillnre
flume
78
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MOVEMENTS
IVtr
Vnnenntrr
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prince
Oeorge
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4
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Catnln
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pjtn
Wednesrtay-41
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Louis
or
Charlotte
8
Thursday
as.
Prince
(marten
,
.
4
Friday
aa.
Prlncss
Royal
or
Alice
s
Saturday
m
Cardena
7
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as.
Prlnoeas
Louisa.
Charlotte
or
Alice
6
Saturday
aa.
Prince
Rupert
.
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p
July
11
aa.
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John
July
88
es.
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John
From
Vnnrouvfr
Sunday--es.
OaUls
.
4
Manaay
as
Princess
Louise,
7hr'otte
or
Allc
s
Mond4Jf
res.
Prince
Charles
It
30
Wednesday--as
Pr
DeorRc
In
no
Prldh'y
.
Cardena
Friday-
-as.
Princess
Louise,
Charlotte
or
Alice
8
Friday-as.
Prince
P.upcrt
10
30
Frldav
-w
Prlncrsn
R'lyai
July
16
as.
Prince
John
July
30
ss
Prince
John
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port
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and
Nuns
uiver
Sundsy
as.
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a
Frldnv
as
Hardens
I'rimi
Port
Klmpxon
and
Nuns
River
Tuesday
-es.
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30
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p.m.
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Monday
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Friday
sr.
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and
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Thursday
.
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'
bal.
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us
Prmf-
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North
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I'hurluttiv
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a
Prince
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ruin
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10
as
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I'rwsu
South
Qyeeu
Cliurln!
July
ll
as
Pruicc
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July
My
m.
Prince
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8
a.
Prune
August
Xi
as.
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SepSsnibsr
6
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Prui.
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AUtka
Munday
as
Prlnn-Churlott'
or
Al!'
Wednesday
-
sa.
Priir
.
Frldsji
ss
Prince.
Charlutte
or
Alio
C4H
ll'reni
AlMLa
Monday
as.
Prlmr
,
Wednesday
as
P:
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.
Clinrkt.(
or
Alu
Satur.luy
as
Pni
-
Charlotte
or
Alice
MAIL
SCHEDULE
I'or
the
East-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
doses
i.X
I'roni
(he
East-Mondays
WesJneadsT).
;
'
I
mall
due
Ta
Vaiieooter
Sundays
Mondays
Tuesdays
,4.Ui
Wi'diK.'-days
Thundays
Saturdays
Saturdays
Saturdays
I
'
niliwuv:
Stimtays
Mondays
Wednesdays
Fridays
Saturdays
For
An
and
Ntrwart-
.00
Suodaya
.
.
niali
Monday
.
.00
Fridays
I
rom
Anyni
and
Hlrwnrt
Ttissdaya
Thursdayi.
Saturdays
To
niter
piiliilk
Friday
I
niiH
Nmis
Klter
Points
Saturdays
n:
Th
Atakkn
IVilhts
Mondays
Fr'flsyii
...1
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f
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Al.iiks
INilnts
Wediesdays
Ssturdnys
T
North
)iieeu
Charlotlrs--
Monday
From
Nurfh
((iieen
Cliarlollc
Thundays
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Smith
(Jueen
rhnrlolles
July
16.
30.
Aug.
IS.
2'J
v
Itiim
South
(Jueen
Charlottes
Julv
11
88.
Aug
8.
22
Sept.
6
LETTER
BOX
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TH
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Oraham
At
um
Ave
800
1
1st
Ave.
As
.th
Bt
fit''
Ave
Pulton
St
B.ti-
0th
Ave
As
Thompson
Bt
t:i
llth
Ave
As
Sherbrooke
11th
Ave.
tt
Conrad
9'J
8th
Ave
As
Hays
Cove
Ave
r
r.
0th
Ave
Si
Hays
Cove
Clr
:le
93s
8th
Ave
As
Cotton
St
ICC
5th
Ave.
r
CUwrst
(Hsptty
fth
Ave
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&
MeBrlde
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Pro.
Qovt.
Building
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Wharf
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O.T.P.
Station
10.01
'
n
;
'Jnd
Ave.
Si
and
Bt
10.10
'
3rd
Ave.
At
Fulton
Bt.
10.11
3rd
Ave
&
Oth
St
10
30
8undnya
One
collection
only
n
m
collection.
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t
nr
the
lint
Daily
except
Sunday
at
11
30
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