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GYROS
AGAIN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManiu
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A
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SONS
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JOSTAooO
At
TICKET
ON
MCDKEWER,
HOUOU-
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DAMCE.
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God
Game
of
Baseball
to
5-3
Score
Last
Kvenlr"
127
In
n
cnnil
cnmn
nf
iiarinil
last
night
ihe
fiyros
defeated
the
.Native
Sons
of
Canada
bj;
a
5-3
score,.
The-
doubtful'
wcathet
rather
Interfered
with
the
at
tendance
hut
the.
crowd
on
hand
were
treated
to
a
good
hrand
of
hall
and
got
their
money's
worth.
A
feature
of
the
game
was,
a
sleal
from
third,
base
to
home
by
Harry
Menzies
for
the
Son.
The
Gyros
did
some
igood
hitting
'making,
several
two
ha.i-
hits
and
llaveland
made
a
long
drive
over
centre
field
for
three
bases.
In
the
sixth
inning
there
was
a
double
play
from
llaveland
to
Mitchell
on
second
and
from
Mitchell
to
Frizzell
on
first.
The
.Native
Sons
evident);
missed
Balfour's
hitting.
Halfour
was
unable
to
play
ann
W.
Mitchell
took
his
place.
Mitchell
caught
a
good
game
considering
the
slight
amount
of
practice.
Batteries
Gyros,
McKeown
ann
Schenkler.
.Native
Sons,
Mitchell
and
I.amhie.
P.
LaPorts
umpired
the
balls
and
strikes
and
Gordon
the
bases.
Th
teams
took
the
field
as
follows:
Gyros
McKeown,
c;
Schenkler;
p;
Frizzell,
lb;
G.
Milc.hell,
zb;
Morand,
ss;
llaveland,
3b;.
Geo.
Hill,
lr;
SKinner,
of:
Tullocii,
rf.
.Native
Sons
W.
Mitchell,
c;
Lambie,
p;
V.
Menzles,
tb;
I..
Astoria,
2b;
Farquhar,
ss;
H.
Menzies,
3b;
Dido
Gurvich,
If;
J.
Halchford,
cf;
J.
Mc.Nulty,
rf.
Standing
of
teams
to
dale:
W.
L.
Pet.
Native
Sons
6
4
(Jyro
Club
5
5
Terminals
3
5
DEMPSEY
AND
coo
500
373
TUNNEY
HAPPY
menl
that
Chicago
had
bceri
'YrMAC8
LINC-UP
'
m
i
:-
The
line-un
for
the
E.
Almond
is
bein
prominently
'..mentioned,
as.
Liberal
candidate,
for
Hurrard
to
oppose
Oeneral
J.
A.
Clark,
and
Dugald
Donaghy,
former
member
for
iNorth
Yan-t
couveri
is
bein
pressed
by
Ihel
"Liberals
to
run.
against
Hon',
H.I
H,
Stevens
in
Vancouver-
Centre.
WEATHER
REPORT
(lovernment
telegraphs,
8
a.m.l
Terrace:
Haln,
calm,
temp,
55".
-
Anyox:
Rain,
calm,
temp.
01.1
Slcwnrli
Rain,
calm,
lemp.
51.
Ha;.elton:
Rain,
calm,
temp.
55
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
calm,
lemp.
50.
54.
Rmllhers:
Rain,
calm,
lemp.
00
Itiirns
Lake:
Part
cloudy,
temp.
.Prince
Rupert:
Part
cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind,
temp.
50.'
at
$33,979.
mm'
ALASKA
EXPORT
IS
INCREASING
Value
of
Products
Sent
from
Territory
to
States
182,325
Higher
Than
June
1925.
KETCHIKAN,
July
28.
The
Alaska
'commodities
shinned
to
the'
stales
last
month
totalled
$2,
1
93,
1
30,
according
to
the
monthly
statement
issued
by
J.
C.
McHride,
collector
of
customs.
The
total
was
1
82,325
large.
than
the
value
of
shipments
fo;i
June
last
year.
'
Halibut,
most
of
which
was
shipped
from
Ketchikan,
showed
a
gain
of
approximately
$100,000
while
canned
salmon
decreased
for
the
month
about
the
same
fisure.
Fresh
salmon
gained
about
$50,000.
Total
halibut
shipments
aggregated
$158,535
and
salmon
$70,212.
Canned
salmon
shipments
totalled
$251,-
430.
JAIL
IS
PREFERRED
".."P!rj
comment
InflFPU
AP
DAITUi&llt
.510.
uoioraoo
springs.
UUEXTl
Uf
IVINJIIIAniA
dusler,
leather
gloves
and
high
boots,
she
climbed
Into
the
call
and
seized
the
throttle.
Her
Majesty
drove
the
huge
machine
about
Ihree
miles
with
the
chief
engineer
of
the
Rcsila
plant
at
her
side.
The
Kinsr
an.
I
the
Prime
Minis'ler,
General
.erescu,
also
were
in
the
caU.j3
i
miii.aiuis
ni
pcafaus
.uock-ed
lo
the
railroad
tracks
to
watch
the
royal
steam
Ingtine
wlitz
by;
Afterward
Ihe
Queen
declared
Dint
"driving
a
locomotive
i.
far
more
exciting
and
harder
work
than
merely
steering
an
iiutomoUile."
TO
PAYING
UP
FINES
Many
Liquor
Act
Offenders
In
Alberta
Were
Unable
to
Secure
Necessary
Cash
EDMONTON,
July
28.
Only
something
like
20
per
cent
of
the
fines
imposed
in
(he
local
police,
court
during
the
month
of
June,
for
infractions
of
th
Itminr
Inn.
tvorn
liuiil
Ilia
tna-
S.oAn-'.5
in?
in
"
o
Jail,
according
to
to.o.voi
ior
me
same
penou
a
of
jun
fnmarded
lo
Mavor
mnn
lausnea
w
ngnv
in
cni-
year
ago.
Hlatehford
by
Chief
of
Polico
cagosoui
may
Tieio
mi-
i
uurea
saimon
snipmenis,
mucii:4iiU(.
IIOHS
01
WHICH
WaS
irom
KCICIllKan.
Arrets
mHi
Hnrirwr
ll.U
totalled
$138,664;
IMue
fox
skfns
month
numbered
72.
identical
CHiaxOO,
July
28.
Forty
valued
at
$3.050A
were
vVhipned
Vvilh
lline
for
ih
nrwrhii
.
.
.
.
.
i
-
.
j
I'.
-r-
'
I
years-
neiween
neavyweigni
out
while
otbeisjfins:sigle.d
hnoiiltc.ft'rhere
were
115
sum
ciiainpionsnip
iigius
is
a
ions
nearly
$37,000.
inons
issued
durine
Hie
month.
time,
dui
pronaniy
mere
are
sllll
Palladium
ore
from
the
Kel-
ns
compared
with
75
for
tb
a
rew.old
timers
here
wno
saw
chikan
district
shinned
durinatmonth
of
Mar.
and
Chief
Shut.-
John
Li
Sullivan
wallop
Jacs
the
month
totalled
$30.00t."
Mar-
ascribes
this
to
a
more
visorou-.
nurse
for
a
win
Here
in
1880
h,ie
shipments,
the
greatest
quan-
enforcement
of
the
city
bylaw.-
wno;
also
'wiu
lie
on
nana
to
see
ntv
nf
u-liieh
was
Inken
from
Ihe
102
pomnlaints
were
turned
over
Jack
Demrsey
and
Gene
Tun-
Tokeen
marble
qyarries,
aggre-
lo
the
deleclive
department
for
ney
enmn
,
tiirougu
ine
ropes
a)e,i
25.250.
investigation.
This
was
t
less
some
time
In
September.
XVood.
timber
and
lumber
shin,
than
the'
previous
month.
me
long.awaiien
announce-
m,4
fn
i.
.
mnn(.
lvnp(4
vn,1I.
property
renorled
as
Jieinc
lost
or
'stolen
amounted
lo
$5,
cnosen
ror
tne
la.'o
version
or
T
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
811,
of
which
the
police
recover
Hie
enampionsnip
go,
with
tin
..,
ahtntxai,
.
,,,,,.,
led
$l.9il.
The
city
coffers
ben-
oaib
euner
hem,
u
or
epl.
i,
038
,07.
nroducts
of
.,.
UnUl
efilled
tri
the
extent
of
$521
in
has
Just
come
through
from
Pro-
"f
w,,ich
Is
8100
less
than
.
r
a
l
fLiiriit'ii
wrr
il
-----
...
moier
ICX
UlCKara
anu
every-l.,.
,
..
...
.
.
.
the
nrnvimw
mnnlh.
while
Inlnl
body
seems
lo
be
happy.
Ul""
01
f
in
oed-for
nfringemen.s
of
Die
linuor
act
amounted
to
mats
just
greai,
lunney
nmtni
lAiAUAirtim
nmuiU
tc
FVDCDT
echoed
in
New
York.
UK1VU
LULUMUliVh
1YU1IW1U
LATER!
It
will
be
ten
rounds
lo
a
re-
MATAD
UCrilAKIIf
feree'R
flecision.
the
nrinclnals
-..;..-
-
.
mUlVIX
mLVllrtlllly
will
divide
fifty-five
er
cent
otr."
T
"
"
"
IT'-
the
gale
which
lUckard
expects
u
"n,,n
ou
TORONTO,
July
28.
(Cana
lo.
amount
to
near
$2,000,000
mile
on
Hour
dian
Press,.
.Neat
and
effi
ana
$100,000
will
go
to
a
ehar-
itf
fund.
Icient
work
ns
a
motor
median
lU'.SHPA.
Rumania.
July
28.
in"
was'
Die
vrrdicl
of
an
oti-
1'he
versatile
Queen
Mario
or
server
who
Avatcheil
MUs
I.sobeJ
.
.
'
...
.
-.
.
.
.
'
.
.
I
ti
:
-
l
j
t
t.
i
ii
I
w
i
V
Humania'
has
surprised
her.;sub-
Cockshutt
handie.unaldeil
urjii.l
jocts.
with
a
display
f
mecjian-
h4.
noondar
traffic
'.-.of
'
the-,
city
Y-Macs
ical-
skill
by
driving
a
locomii-
i'lreeiV
Vfracio'yyy
riC'r.
'
Willi
in
the"
Inlermediate
football
"v
at
50
miles
an
hour.
Th-J
hood
raised,
a
.
piece
of
waste
u
game
tonight
will
bo
as
follows:
engine(
the
first
ever
built
in
one
hand
and
a
sjanner
in
the
Hacker;
C.
Cameron
anl
It.
Reid;
"U'nania
was
the
product
of
the
other,
she
.deved
into
the
in
L.
Bond.
A.
Phillins
and
H.
Heil-
Kreal
metallurgical
works
at
Iricacies
df
the
motor,
an
ad
broner;
A.
Slrachan,,
It.
HunL
J.
"esila
in
the
Hanat
region,
for-
justmenl
here
and
another
there
Slrachan,
S.
Dickens
and
H.
meny
neionglng
to
Die
Austri-
and
soon
the
six
cylinders
again
flawlhorn.
ALMOND
MENTIONED
AS
A
POSSIBLE
GRIT
CANDIDATE
IN
SOUTH
VANCOUVER,
July
28.
AM
H.
an.
Innrred
Ihelr
smooth
rhvthm
n
Oneen
Marie
christened
the
lo-I.Jurvis.
over
the
Rosedale
bridge
comotlve.
then,
garbed
in
a
blueinto
the
grounds
of
the
Lieui
Goodir
It
make
(rWSk
them
smile
J
wrort1
while.
enant-Oovernor's
residence.
ENGLISHMAN'S
STRENGTH
ALMOST
SUPERHUMAN
WATFORD,
Eng.,
July
28.
J.
C.
Price-
of
,
Gloucester
U
known
as
"ll(e
strong
man
of
the
west.'
He
bends
a
four-
inch
horseshoe
nail
double
with
his
hands,
and'
holding
a
bar
of
horseshoe
steel
In
his
teeth
he
takes
one
end
in
each
hand
and
bends
Die
bar
inln
a
loop.
Re.
I
cenlly
he
lifted
130
pounds
of,
iron
from
the
round
to
his;
knee.
I
Price
has
been
a
blacksmith
i
for
30
years.
He
is
13
years
old.
His
height
Is
5-
feet
10
inches
und
he
weighs
221,
I'ounds.
He
has
n
chest
meas-.
uretuent
of
50
inches.
The
Herlln
policeman
Is
prn-
wilh
an
India
rubber
club,
Ivided
This
should
be
handy
when,
in
taking
notes,
he
spells
a
word
Iwrongly
London
Opinion.
I
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
STEWART
tfwen
Mcl'adden
I.
suing
the
ortwr-IdHlio
.Mining
Co.
fer,
$015
ue
on
a
parking
contract.
A
ril
was
served
out
of-
the
ounty
Court
iu
Prince
Rupert.
V.
F.
Irwin
f
11.
P.
Clark
A
o.
of
Ynnftitivcr,
who
is
vllttn.'
lie
district,
wa
tendered
a
luncheon
on
Monday
evening
In
he
King
EJlward
OriH
by
the
lewarl
Hoard
of
Trade.
At
the
Stewart
Hoant
of
Trade
meeting
lasrT
week
ei't
glass
icrry
bowl,
were
presented
(j
arry
.effert
and
J.
P.
Hawfclf-
son
as
wedilinst
gifts.
Mrs.
Harry
Comer
is
on
a
v.i-
allon
trip
lo
Vancouver.
.
Mr..
Harry
Tanner
has
arrir
d
from
i-ealtle
to
join
her
bus-
band.
Mr.
and
Mr.
James
Stewnr'
Itave
arrived
from
Vieturia
and
win
spend
the
summer
here.
Mr.
W.
Simpson
and
eJittil
of
nyox
are
viiitiifg
here
"wit
Mr.
ind
Mr.
H.M.
tiibson.
J.
I..
Swanson,
who
left
hei-!
five
years
ago.Vhas
returned
le
he
eamu
to
remain.
Mrs.
William
Melnlominey
and
faniilv
havebieft
for
the
bound
ary
eoiintrytwhere
they
will
take
up
residency,
Mr.
Mclntnmlney
heving
liecome
Interested
in
mln-
Iner
nt
Heaverdell.
Their
home
has
Ven
pur.bised
by
J.
Clegg.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Digby
Island
Part
cloudy
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer
.'0.m8;
temperature
50;
heavy
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
niotorsult
linda
bound
Victoria
for
CraiK
Vlaska,
ui
Inverness;
a
p.m
poke
tug
Cape
Scott
25
mile'
orth
of
Lowe
Island
nortu-
ound;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
D
.ere
bound
Akulan
for
Helling
ti.-itn
1225
miles
north
of
:
Hol-
ipshumj
Cfa.nij
ppkn
:
Reamer
ilriffeo
Wi6a:iuutartisdeh
i1
I'oin
i'onnd.
for
'nyox.
Hull
Harbor
Cloudy,
strong
outheast
wind;
barometer
29.80
emperaluro
52:
sea
el.uppy;
I
p.m.
spoke
steamer
E.
I).
Kings
ley
bound
Vancouver
for
Por
Mice
120
miles
from
Port
Alice
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cardcna
.,ff
Ivory
Island
at
G.30
a.m
-outhliound:
8
a.m,
spoke
slcam
'r
Lillehorn
bound
Port
r.ktnents
for
Vancouver
10
miles
northwest
of
Pine
Island.
Dead
Tree
point
llaroni".ler
"j.9'2;
lemiienilure
9.
Noon
Digby
Island
Overcast;
'.frcs
sonlheast
wind:
barometer
29.80
temp
efaUire''
bti?'
c
"firi
ode
ra
t
e
9.30
a.m.
spoke
freighter
Mmgu
Oil
miles
from
Vancotjvor
bouua
for
Anyox.
Hull
Harbor
Cloudy:
south
east
gale
barometer
20.70
i
Use
iiMONDS
SAWS
BECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
10
more
tlmbtr
In
same
time,
with
less
labor
tlun
any
other
saw.
IMOMH
CANADA
IAW
CO.
LTO.
MONTRtAL
VANCOUVtn.
T.
iOMH,
H.-,
TOMNTO
O
1926
Int
l
FtATvnc
Scvct,
Inc.
CtmI
Enlftia
rtghu
wmA
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED.
"Oil
SALE,
.
Twenty-two
fool
launch,
1
1
h.p,
engine,
speed
It
knots.
Sncrifice
$275.00.
Phone
Red
720.
tl
FOR
SALF.-Hargnin.
Two
be.l-
and
beddlnsr,
range,
healer
PhAno
Hlack
590.
177
HAHY
CARRIAOE
For
Sale.
-
Phone
Red
728.
17
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Ijirsen
building
n
171
Third
Avenue
East;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bath
room
and
worksiuip
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue
FOR
REN'l'-Two
first
class
modern
flats;
Monarch
"ranges
waler
paid;
one
furnished
Weslenhaver
Hros.
iujuhi:
ror
Rent.
some
are
furnished.
$20
and
up.
App.y
215-
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT.
Pirfnos,
phono
graphs
nnd
sewing
machines
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
Four
room
suite
hot
waler
heated.
Apply
Stnll
tv.
Mallet.
MODERN
HOUSE
forlrent
Fiv
rooms
and
Imth.
Mtinro
Itros
temperature
52;
sea
rough.
Dead
Tree
Poinl
-
llaromete
9
.9
2
;
lenu.efaliire
5.1.
HOTEL
ARRIVAL8
Prince
Rupert
Thomas
A.
Kellcy,
E.
Ilenphy
A.
D.
McKay
nnd
J.
S.
Wilcox
Vancouver;
P.
E.
Nelems.
Pre
mler;
C.
Ptixlonf,
Victoria;
rt.
A
laylor,
Oceanic;
W.
F.
Hinns
an
S.
II.
Donaldson,
Hulmnral.
Central
W.
C.
Llltle,
Woo.lcock.
A
THIRD
80N
Friends
In
Die
city
have
rn
c
Ived
word
of
Die
hlrlh
in
Vie
tnrin
recently
of
n
third
son
I.
Col.
nnd
Mrs.
0.
W.
Peck,
for
nierly
of
this
city
nml
now
o
Sidney,
Vancouver
Island.
-
:
u
LOST.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
WANTKI-Position
as
assistant:
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
bookkeeper
and
stenographer!
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
by
young
man
still
in
business
college.
Jlox
318
Daily
News
Office.
(DID.
wants
work
at
once;
nt
least
$35
monthly.
Apply,
Alice
Noble.
Smlthers,
H.C.
WANTED.
Oirl
for
cenernl
houework.
Phone
Red
7?R.
Mrs.
J
Oreer.
mitt;
WANTED
for
ice
erenm
parlor.
K.E.
Confectionery.
FOR
SALE.
FOR
8
A
I.E.
New
modern
busi
ness
block.
Rooms
and
apartments
are
well
furnished.
All
goes
as
It
stands.
Also
nio-J
ern
Ihtee-momeil
houe
partly
furnished
on
same
lot.
Here
if
a
home
and
busineis
ready
to
step
It.
A
real
pick-up
-for
cash.
Property
can
be
seen
during
afternoon
hours.
Terms
ean
be
nrrnhged.
Owner,
W
eioml
Avenue
Wesl.
Phone
167.
170
FOR
SALE.
Ten
aeres
Im-
provwl
land
at.
Terrace.
Fur
nlslied
liousc.
erwps;
ehenp
fo-
c.sh.
Phone
Red
285.
171
FOR
RALE.
Hotel
Masselt.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
Cause
for
solHter.
Apply
Willin
Hudson.
Maftl.
H.C.
FOR
SALE.
Two
view
lots
on
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Cheap
Reasonable
terms.
Phone
Hen
400
or
Hlack
721.
tf
ROOM.
-
Hoard
Third
Avenue
optional.
Phone
Red
330
,oST.-
Lady's
small
purse
mui-
lalning
small
sum.
Finder
p!nse
return
purse
to
Daily
News
Office.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
for
rheumatism.
Hood
ft
Why
Im
without
a
car?
$350
makes
the
first
payment
on
a
New
Improved
CHEVROLET,
the
balance
in
twelve
successive
eiy
instalments.
Let
us
demonstrate!
KAjEN
OARAGE
Dealers
In
all
Oeneral
Motors
The
following
prices
are
now
effective.
F.O.H.
Prince
Rupcr'..
iovcrnment
taxes
included:
Runabout
1581.00
Sport
Roadster
fiSO.Oo
Tourln?
.
COS.mi
Coupe
751.00
I'udor
Sedan
7i1o.O0
I'ordor
Seslan
831.00
Light
Delivery
592.00
U.
Delivery
Van
019.00
onunerrial
Chassis
IR8.0u
I
nick
tJhassU
Sir
581.00
Self
starter
Included
on
nil
models.
Term
payments
arranged
if
if
desired.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
21ft
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODQE
Heaulifiilly
siluated
near
Ferry
Landing
Altitude
2115
feet.
Camping
and
Fishing
Trips
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLF.
with
produce
FRESH
FROM
THE
FARM.
lasers
ai
your
oisposai
any
Hme.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hold.
V
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tin?
Wednesday,
July
28
Higlt
3.19
a.m.
21.8
ft.
KI.IO
p.m.
20.5
ft.
Low
9.51
n.in
i
fi
2211
P.m.
5.2
Thursday,
July
29
W8l
.
1.
10
a.m.
20.0
10.58
p.m
l
ow
10.31
n.m
23.02
p.m
20.2
2.0
6.0
(
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ft
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.
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
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lake
and
river.
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meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terraeu
J.
Itruce
Johnstone,
manager.
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Tn
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MAIL
SCHEDULE
.
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bi.
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near
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wtnrwjr
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finest
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.
Prince
John
July
I
.
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John
Prom
South
Quoon
Chorlottoo
July
7
.
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John
July
tl
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John
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lilt
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STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENT.
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v
C.N.R.
TRAINS
ror
loot
Polly
ncrpi
sunrtoy
it
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,:
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Boot
Dolly
mrcM
Turodoy
HI
P
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V
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f
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coioii
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prinre
rhr'i"
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nnpr
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from
Stowort
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to,
prlnre
tinpr
2
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North
Quoon
Chorlotto
loloooo
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prince
i'.tn'-
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North
Quoon
Chorlotto
Ulono'-
Thnr1ot
prince
'thoi
Take
n
Trip
lo
the
Lako
Country
uth
Quoon
choriotuo
this
year.
For
reservations,
write
'
Mrs.
Henkel,
Francois
Lake.
H.C
TAXI
'
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
flusl)
Six
nnd
Seven
Passenger
Slnde
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tl
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of
July,
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