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EDITION
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TAXES
Friday,
May
6,
193?
an
ethnological
study
of
the
natives
who
were
here
before
the
city
was
founded.
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
For
Sale
at
Vendor
or
direr!
from
".Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Coatrul
Board.
Victoria.
It.
C
"BEST
PROCURABLE'
PURE
SCOTCH
WtUSKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BotUnl
u4
rwiiM
by
WiUUai
Craat
Su
I.
Jniilj
GlraiMlJIr
nj
KM
J
'Hi
is
dve-tisoment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liiici
Cunlror
Hoard
or
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Bad
Constipation
And
Sick
Headaches
Ended
By
Vegetable
Pills
Formerly
a
wreck
from
Constipation,
Sick
Headaches
and
Indigestion.
Mr.
V.
H.
writes:
"It
was
a
red-letter
day
for
me
when
a
friend
recommended
Carter'
Little
Liver
Pills,,
Results-have,
been
marveSSusJ.
Beran?e
they
are
-PURELY
T.GZ-TABLK,
a
ten
tie;
effective
tonic
to
both
liver
and
bowels.
Dr.
Carter's
iJttle
Liver
RH
are
wit
hoot
equal
for
correcting
Acidity,
Biliousness,
Poor
Completion
aad
Indigestion.
25c.
&
75c
red
pkg.
Ask
for
Carter's
by
NAME.
Girls7
Softball
At
High
School
wvw
,u4tv.u
iviiuniug
iLtii.
ut
iiuv.ii
ug
viuiiu-
stamp-Vine
ent.
Kay
Kielbaek,
tions.
That
was
one
reason
for
banning
titles
from
Can-.
Margaret
Mu&saiiera,
Jean
Ritchie.
aua.
.Frances
Thompson.
Beverly
Jack,'
Political
parties
always
need
money
with
which
to
fight
Liuian
vaccher.
Enyd
Moms.
I
j
nolltical
batt
es.
Ha
s
have
to
hp.
h
rpH.
travel!
no-
pvuph.
umpire
mh
m.
ueianey
A
"
w
f
'
--...Q
ses
paid
for
speakers
and
organizers,
and
advertising
costs
money.
The
result
is
that
party
managers
aice
always
on
the
lookout
for
contributions
which
will
help
inttii
jjiotc
tiicn
unui-tr
uciuic
me
yvuyic
in
an
exill'iem
CKUsV(lTIUIJftig&KK3gaBiB.il
and
iorceful
manner.
The
promoters
of
the
huge
Beauharnois
power
concern
seem
to
have
gone
beyond
the
bounds
of
decency
in
their
donations
to
party
funds.
Senator.
McDougaW
was
the
sacrificial
goat
in
connection
with
these
funds
and
he
has
resigned
from
the
Upper
Chamber,
the
only
possible
course
under
the
circumstances.
It
IS
well
known
thnt
nn
nartv
liprl
inct
nc
mur-n
mnnov
to
spend
as
the
other
during
the
last
election
but
only
one
j
was
found
out
Happily
for
the
Conservatives
they
had
a
1
millionaire
leader
with
a
millionaire
party
oreranizar.
both
of
whom
are
reported
to
have
contributed
heavily
to
party
funds.
LEARNING
TO
SWIM
The
swimming
season
is
approaching
and
those
young
people
who
have
not
already
learned
to
swim
should
take
QUALITY
FOOD
At
Bargain
Prices
at
the
THRIFT
BULK
LEY
VALLEY
On
Sale
Saturday
at
per
doz
GAINER'S
LARD
per
1-Ib.
pkg.
SLICED
BACON
per
hr-lb.
pkg.
th
opportunity
which
offers
here.
There
is
a
good
place
victory
coffee
hi
uie
isaii
LiKe
across
me
naroor
or
at
the
swimming
pool
just
across
the
Westview
bridge.
A
few
learn
in
the
coW
sea
water
at
one
of
the
beaches.
The
first
thing
to
do
is
to
get
used
to
the
water
and
then
the
strokes
are
easy.
Moat
peosle
drown
because
they
try
to
climb
out
of
the
water
and
find
that
they
cannot
do
so.
LEARNING
ABOUT
HOME
Some
years
ago
the
Daily
News
suggested
that
no
teacher
was
really
qualified
to
teach
in
Prince
Rupert
until
he
or
she
knew
something
of
the
natural
bistory
of
Kaien
Island.
We
still
are
of
opinion
that
any
person
who
does
not
know
something
about
his
home
surroundings
is
not
educated.
He
is
lacking
in
one
of
the
essentials.
He
should
per
lb.
ALBERTA
CREAMERY
BUTTER,
per
lb.
MALT
EXTRACT
per
24-ln.
tin
...
B.C.
HOPS
per
Vi-lb.
pkg
BOTTLE
CAPS
per
lb.
..
COCOA-
per
ib.
2
tins
OARDEN
PRAS
Sieve
4
per
tin
B.C.
YELLOW
SUOAR
5
lbs
DUTCHMA1D
MAYONNAISE,
per
8-oz.
jar
DUTOHMAID
SALAD
DRE6SINO.
11-oz.
jar
SINGAPORE
PINEAPPLE
npf
tin
per
tin
EGGS
18c
MACARONI
St
SPAGHETTI
per
18-oz.
pkg.
Pr
pkg
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
per
carton
FAIRY
SOAP
For
ToHet
jUse.
3
barj
Krsn
t
"CAItRg
AND
SAVE"
lie
8c
22c
(A
good
quality,
low
priced
coffee)
NABOB
TEA
per
lb.
42c
JELLY
POWDERS
Qp
Malkirrt
Best,
2
pkgs
22c
57c
7c
22c
13c
know
at
last
what
trees
and
plants
and
flowers
grow
on
tomatoes
No.
2H
mm
-fi
Hp
I
Kaien
Island,
what
animals
and
birds
may
be
found
there
p
n
;
inpiuiy
ui
mtr
umce
nuifm
aiso
ne
inciwien
an
1
1
1
1
.
1
.
.
9c
23c
22c
20c
11c
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
JAM
-Packed
tn
Strawberry.
Raspberry.
Blackcurrant
Qp
Apricot,
per
4-lb.
tin
IsS
News
of
The
Sport
rEsTarjMriisTffltmsT7aTJijasrM
IS
PLAYED
Seal
Cove
Sailors
Defeat
East
End
Giants
lii
Heavy
Ilrtting
Match
the
SaUots
four
In
the
ninth
the
Giants
went
down
three
to
a
row,
j
zatloru
Intact
audi
as
the
police
and
j
fire
departments'
j
Mr.
Nlckerson.
while
deploring
the
conditions,
did
not
feel
that
the
meeting
could
paw
drastic
reeolu-j
tions
in
view
of
the
paucity
of
the
attendance.
!
Mr.
Hart
thought
it
wie
a
shame
that
there
was
no
bigger
meeting.
I
Mr.
Weech
said
.the
people
did
not
iyet
realise
the
seriousness
of
the
situation
;
H.
Smith
inquired
what
was
to
be
.done
if
a
person
eosU
not
pay
hte
'taxes.
1
Mr
Weech
quoted
the
mayor
as
saying
that
in
such
a
ease
he
would
be
sued
by
the
city.
Mr.
Arnold
suggested
that
probably
a
few
of
them
who
bad
been
busy
would
be
pteked
out
He
did
not
thing
they
would
sue
the
ordin
ary
man.
Work
Appreciated
Mr.
Stephens
felt
that
the
work
the
committee
had
been
appre-
the
necessity
for
a
strong
rate
payers'
association.
The
seriousness
of
the
situation
deeerved
a
better
meeting.
If
an
association
such
as
that
had
functioned
from
the
beginning,
the
eity
would
today
have
been
In
a
better
financial
position.
One
thing
that
.surprised
the
com-
ftq
.mtttee
was
the
merabefs
of
the
LLX,
council
objecting
to
rettaqtrlshlng
m
I
uruiiuui.
av
meir
meeung
JLJLClwM
the
council
tliU
had
been
the
ROYAL
CITY
RED
PLUMS
Choice
j?iyJJl,l,on
wWeh
had
bfen
00
'
-i'w
ii
....
.
..
.
..
1
xvo
suggefico
inai
me
i
city
was
already
m
the
hands
of
a
i
OCreCTlvf'
the
bank
being
the
re-
QUICK
QUAKER
OATS-
10A;
rr"H.
We
"KJ
.w
lne
jgJy
"J-
roiarti
as.
weu
nave
a
public
receiver
Alderman
Casey
did
net
agree'
with
the
previous
speaker.
He
saw
a
1
great
difference
between
owing
the
.
bank
and
hating
a
public
receiver.!
They
were
a
whole
year's
taxes
behind
and
he
considered
that
all
J
should
strain
a
point
to
pay
taxes.
They
would
soon
have
an
opportun-!
Ity
to
elect
a
rooncU
that
would
'
really
look
after
the
affairs
of
the
I
hfiff
TntjU
JPr
foff
,cit
would
be
better
,
a
ss
tn.
vudii
ul
Vsai
1
j
to
Phone
1'9
try
to
bring
transportation
and
zOl
Third
Ave.
sn,PP,n
'alcllties
for
the
port
than
it
arii
sr-:
m
ui
i
n
nt
a
10
re
1
use
10
pay
latej.
1
Damp
iuit
lubotd
on
the
hands
and
feet
will
prevent
chBbralni.
'
n
1
Last
niffhL
desDite
Inclement
'
ui
Superiority
and
Wins
Over
Merchants
in
'
Soccer
Opener
j
enmng
me
game.
Kt.
.
tv,.
r.i
bjrks
p.
Edumhe.
M.
Watan
-
.
-
.
.
..I
WW
UKI1VI
M
JA
Ul
I
.
4
V
klilUV
ftl
'
'
-
'
'
Tne
-snowed
ail-...
,-nntlnl
nnri
O
Wlnoham-
tar.
ing
all
that
eame
his
way.
Scoring
was
a)
fotlews:
Giants
H.
Btthn
c.
U;
T.
Blrrell
jp.
li;
G.
MeKinley
lb.
3;
A.
Lee-iper
2b.
3t;
Geo.
Case
3b.
121;
D.
I
Gomes
If.
2):
T-
BJurensoq
cf.
2);
;M.
McKenzie
rf.
1I1;
D.
Stalker
se.
I2i.
Seal
Cove
Safiora
J.
Wood
house
;
jC.
3:
P.
Fergsuon
p.
3;
W.
Mc-Lean
lb.
2;
L.Murdock2b.
(31;
B.
.McLean
3b.
3r
G
Sathf
ss.
(41;
T.
Gomel
If.
ai;
J.
MtFeecf.
(31
;
;H.
Ferguson
rf.
D.
Umpire
G.
WUhsersit
and
Felix
Btt.
Seorekeeper
nd
reporter,
H.
Weeefetd.
NO
DRASTIC
ACTION
cil
were
not
sopnxlouj
about
the
taxes
as
about
maintaining
erganl-
Vance,
J.
Redpath.
P.
Colussl
and
T.
Kefeey.
goal
wt
recorded
against
them.
Merchants
goal.
V-
Men
ties;
The
Merchants
suffered
a
severe
backs,
Douglas
and
A.
Hardy;
half-less
In
the
first
half
when
Sid
pic-
backs.
P.
Vaccher.
A.
Dickens
(cap-kens
suffered
broken
tendons
of
taint
and
S.
Dickens:
forwards,
L.
the
knee
in
a
collision.
It
was
re-
Amor,
it
Dickens,
J.
McKay.
OUker
ported
this
morning
that
the
Injury
and
Bacon.
BY
RATEPAYERS;
ben
of
the
'Continued
from
Mite
one)
SPORT
NOJES
I
rny
or
congratulation.
All
the
work)
up
to
DavU
Cup
class
and
Rene
was
done
by
the
men,
the
Igdy
Lacoste
has
not
prayed
seriously
IMenoers
looking
after
the
f
Inane-
jfor
a
eouple
of
years.
ing
or
ine
DuNdtng
of
the
new
club
,,
row
afternoon.
All
persons
coming
properly
equipped
will
be
given
the
opportunity
to
play
briefly
on
the
courts.
Mayor
Cyril
II.
Orme
will
speak
briefly
at
the
opening
Ished
in
A-l
shape
this
summer
before
another
season
for
this
sport
rolls
around.
The
club,
at
Its
recent-
,
ly
held
annual
meeting,
elected
of
ficers
for
the
ensuing
year
as
fol
lows:
President,
Mr.
Mclvor;
vice-president.
F.
Waller:
secretary,
A.
A.
Stewart;
execuUve
W.
A.
J
Smlthera
golfers
are
anticipating
Payne.
D.
Beamer
and
T.
Edmunds
a
very
busy
season
this
year.
Inter-1
'
est
hi
the
newly
Introduced
pastime
'
O"'
basketball
players
of
the
there
has
been
well
sustained
and
two
smaU
Interior
communities
of
several
new
members
have
been
Ltw
and
Horseshoe
have
decided
added
to
the
roster
of
the
Smithers
to
band
together
and
form
a
i
lub
Oolf
Club.
A
number
of
Improvements
have
been
made
to
the
course
just
west
of
the
town
and
more
are
contemplated.
A
series
of
handicap
tournaments
are
to
he
heW
thu
year
with
the
first
on
May
15.
Following
are
the
officers
of
the
Smithers
Oolf
Club
this
year:
President,
Charles
Reld.
Vice-president,
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford.
Secretary,
A.
R.
Sinclair.
Directors
Mrs.
K.
O.
Houghton,
Mr.
IX
V.
Boswell.
Charles
Reld,
R.
C.
Davidson
and
L.
H.
Kenney.
Groundsman
R.
c.
Davidson.
Captains-Mrs.
p.
O.
Russell
and
K.
O.
Houghton.
Another
year
of
Davis
Cup
ten-nia
has
arrived
and
with
It
the
annual
question:
Who
will
gnock
the
of
their
own.
Miss
Eleanor
Lebow
has
been
elected
captain
and
George
Smith
coach
and
minager
of
the
team.
The
name
of
the
team
has
not
been
decided
upon
but
this
will
be
settled
at
another
meeting
of
the
elrb
whleh
will
be
held
soon.
Meantime
there
Is
much
enthus
lasm.
HOTEL
AKUIVALS
Royal
W.
F.
Felton
and
II.
Oandreun,
eUy;
M.
Kemp,
Kit
wan
ga.
Tailor's
thread
win
hold
on
sonny's
trouxer
and
coat
buttons
for
some
time.
It
U
well
to
Invest
in
a
spool
of
it.
World
SOFTBALL
Regiment
Demonstrates
Its
jCARDINALS
OGDEN'S
yu
"tttl
Jrur
rn,"
uu
OpUn'tfin
tut
dtttttu
kUttt.
CUT
PLUG
DROP
BACK
HWli
i
.
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t
1
i.
'
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ri...
i
negiment
exnioiieu
marKeu
superiority
over
tueiuiauis
:
vu.
,..
auonai
LtltU(
(last
nieht
in
winnintr
the
onenlnir
frame
of
the
senior
foot
Yesterday
Athletics
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II
Mil
VH.IVIIII
II
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till
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.mmm
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-
Iweather.
another
came
was
Dlaredl
"TT"
"V.
;
,
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t-.'
'
UOUIH.
May
8
In
the
opening
inning
of
the
High
I
between
the
Seal
Cove
Sailors
and
!
ncr
01
tne
AlODiey
lup,
Or
CUV
league
cnampionhiup,
rtreak
of
the
Sl
1()
School
girls'
game
yesterday
after-
jtne
EastEnd
Giants
in
the
Bast
End
Series
and
WHS
played
in
a
light
rain
and
heavy
breCZO
vas
halted
yeeterda.v
b
noan,
the
vd
cats
scored
one
run.ISoUbaR
League.
tne
sailors
win-'
which
marred
plav
to
a
large
extent.
Mayor
C.
H.
Ormerthe
band
of
the
A
mimhrtr
nf
npnnlp
hnvp
nli-pnrlv
nnirl
f
Vioir
tovoo
in.
They
prevented
the
Invincibles
duced
to
do
so
by
the
offer
of
the
city
to
pay
six
percent
flL"1
H
TS.
.
.
.
j?
.
...
.1
1
.
Weak
fielding
on
the
part
of
the
interest
on
all
advance
payments.
While
the
amount
is
not
inVinCibies
allowed
the
wtw
cat
large
it
is
worth
considering
these
days.
It
is
twice
the
seven
runs
in
the
third
inning,
in
bank
rate
and
the
payment
will
enable
the
city
to
earry
on
this
inning
the
invincibles
made
until
the
bulk
of
the
taxes
are
paid
on
August
1.
"
wofk
w
victors
three
more
runs
in
the
j
fourth
inning.
The
Invincibles
did
ONLY
POSSIBLE
COURSE
their
best
to
eeore.
but
strong
com-
jbtqatton
en
the
opposing
team
Everyone
knows
that
both
political
parties
accept
large
Itfepf1
em-
The
score
at
the
end
sums
of
money
from
big
.
corporations
or
rich
individuals
iJ,
Wild
!?
Cats
Yf
Mare.
12lh,
Fritz
.
caDtaln.
.
.
i
i
Lit
.1
i
and
doubtless
the
who
donate
in
persons
many
cases
ex-lMoUy
aaeon.
Adeiu
Thurber
Eva
pect
to
get
something
in
return.
They
do
not
say
so
but
they
Morris.
Noriko
Yamanaka.
isooei
ning.
The
Giants,
first
to
tut.
tut,
kicked
the
opening;
ball
and,
takings
mww
uc.
heavilv.
scorlne
six
runs
in
the
first
Unto
consideration
the
state
of
the
a
result,
fallm
inning
and
one
in
the
second.
At
ftrat
it
feokedlfod
for
the
Sailors,
bringing
in
no
runs
until
the
foarth
voen
they
scored
seven.
In
the
!ixth
rantag
the
Giants
brought
In
another
stx
nsas
Then
in
the
tv-;
entn
wie
aawots.
inrooan
errors
01
;
and
only
score
0f
the
game
was
the
other
side,
and
good
hitUng.:nude
by
Mark.
Watson
out
of
a
bagged
12
mu.
In
the
eighth
1,
almost
In
the
goal
ning
the
Otante
bawed
tferee
andrtn
Even
after
the
change-over
In
the
fecond
half,
the
Regiment
had
the
helievp
that
the
rionatinp'
tn
navtv
funds
will
mro
thom.
Barren
Bm
nnm
nttv
Tnii
j
bailor.
.
.
-T.l.j
good
!o
missed
.
.
a
number
.
of
,
scoring
i
si
"
-
-
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a..j.
.
-
-
-
rirtiH
mm
uriri
1
1
is
nif
rr
iihii
ih
u-frs
nwsuv
more
favorable
consideration
when
thev
annroach
the'ai,abetn
sturgeon.
Gudrun
weUe.
ffni'Ammcnt
lator
Tn
Fncrlonrl
n-a
Vmt-o
yaA
V,o
Ular.
Invincibles
Lucille
Brooktbank
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blldV
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rv
punk
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rl
rn
n
Reporter
Enyd
Morris.
a
good
game
"while
Birreii,
for
tne
Giants,
wm
toseins
them
all
over
(eaptetni,
LilMan
Jones,
Jean
,h.
jot
y.
of
the
Sailors
played
a
ftne
oilfield
game,
catch-
u,rtll1t
nmhlhlv
IrMtn
him
nilt
ilf
iYP
weather,
the
attendance
was
quite
,
game
for
several
weeks.
jal
r,
.
.
.
,
.
....
.
4W
The
young
players
on
either
We
flrJ,,S7K
T
the
showed
the
effects
of
lack
of
prac-f.rst
r
haU
with
the
wtnd
in
IU
Uwr
and
Hndwftandlng.
A,
the
w.
ly,
show
improved
form.
;
J.
A.
Johnstone
gave
satisfaction
!o
referee.
The
trams
were
as
fol-j
low
Regiment
goal,
T.
Smith;
backs,
D.
Hunt
and
B.
Thurber;
half-
.
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,
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o
.
t
rouTKJ
DayinK..r.
fergusen
piuaiea
;
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nmrri
w
!
lucky
that
no
more
tnan
the
one
DeJong.
M,
rlace
behind
the
Ci
wtoo
were
victorious
'eartlng
Boston
Bi.r.
retained
iii.il
i)!ac
deteai
ui
the
Chic.n
a
close
game..
In
the
American
i.'
delpiili
Athletics
upward
swing
by
1
:
land
Indians
In
.1
St.
Ixuls
Browns
0
Rod
Sox
In
the
01.
i
prayed
in
this
leuru'
American
Lpsjuc
St.
Louts
11.
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Cleveland
3.
Phil
.i-
;,
National
League
Boston
0.
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1
mi.
1
Brooklyn
2,
Chl
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:
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York
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Si
1
r
in
;
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Standings
American
Ieaue
v,
r
Washington
1
Detroit
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Cleveland
u
w
earner
penniuing,
me
oniciaj
crown
irom
me
neaa
or
rTanee?
opening
win
take
place
tomorrow
The
land
pf
the
trl-color
has
held
afternoon
of
the
Prinee
Rupert
the
trophy
since
that
memorable
Tetuila
Club's
fine
new
courts
on
the
series
In
1927,
when
Rene
Lacoete
Acropolis
Hill
which
have
been
un-
startled
the
world
by
breaking
the
der
construction
during
the
past
TUden-Johnson
monopoly
of
the
few
weeks.
Following
the
gales
of
United
States.
Tennis
experts
are
last
winter
which
almost
com-1
looking
to
either
Great
Britain
or
pletely
wrecked
the
courts,
mem-.
the
United
States
to
put
the
skids
dub,
together
with;
under
France.lt
U
generally
con-
some
friends,
set
willingly
to
work
ceded
France
will
be
beaten,
for
(
and
their
accomplishment
In
re-
j
Jean
Borotra
and
Henri
Cochet
are
constructing
the
premises
is
wor-
slipping.
Jasquea
Brugnon
Is
hardly
New
York
:
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.?,
Philadelphia
St.
LobU
fi
,y
(Ohlcago
...
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Boston
11
National
League
i
w
r
y.
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boston
u
Si
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....
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i
Philadelphia
u
iQInelnnaU
:
r
1st
Louis
..
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U
Brooklyn
&
iPHtburg
.
.
New
York
...
house.
Now
the
court
are
In
better
The
Curling
Club
at
MeBride
Inku
tilc
PIVC
AVI)
xhane
than
th
vr
wr
twfnr.
i.w.
,
.
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lir
-
uic
imcrior
mienos
10
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every-!
xne
puDiic
generaay
Is
invited
tombing
possible
to
get
the
rink
fin-1
hc
ic-uprtiui
tciruioiuc
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AKB
i
si:m
'Continued
ftoni
:
The
quality
and
"bark
products
drp
1
the
proper
skinning
tnd
the
curing
anc.
the
hlrles
and
b!-pr
An
average-sized
vleld
about,
21
P
:
fins,
three
gnUon
:
oil
and
150
sound
Ttiere
are
evn:
tn
a
shark's
Jaw
whir
300
terth.
DetnJsid
infltrortUx
Winning.
Henhlns
packing
of
hides
given
together
with
a
aurket
prices.
OA
SPRAINS
Ksak
sVliskSvrsl'a
im
asw''
I
all
mIm
Putt
you
on
your
ftctl
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