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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

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zaIez Padin Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-29

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man? Pues de SECURE que tendra I'd.
en- uso una rnaquina de sumar Federal
Visible" ~ 40 ,.t.-eaa a.sy.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16
NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
one Buick Touring Car" No. S564S2,
seized at Eastport, Idaho, on October
IL, 1920, for the reason that the same
was unlawfully used in smuggling
Canadian liquor into the United States,
will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, in front of the
GARAGE at Eastport, Idaho, on Mon
day, the 22nd day of November, 1920
at 10 o'clock a. m. Any person claim
ing the above described automobile is
requested to file with the undersigned
any claim to the same within twenty
600 days from the first publication of
this Notice
A. J. KING,
Collector of Customs.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16
Edison Was Right Again

THE prices Of Edison Photographs have in
creased less than 1870 since 1914, and
r substantial part of this increase is the $50
tax, which the Edison Laboratories pay to the
Government
The Edison Photograph of today is a bet
Ter photograph and better value than the Edi-
son Photograph of 1914 On the other hand.
the dollar of today is worth, in purchasing
power only a little more than half as much as
the dollar of 1914 Therefore, if you buy an
Edison Photograph at this time, you are vir-
tually buying before-the-war value, with an
after-the-war dollar.
Why was it that Edison did not increase
his prices and how did he avoid the necessity
of doing so? Any commercial agency and prac-
ticaly any investment banker can ascertain for
sou that the Edison Photograph Laboratories
were doing business, in 1914, on a narrower
margin of profit than was true of any OF the
other established photograph or talking ma
chine manufacturers. How, then did Edison
manage to avoid an increase in his selling
prices?
The story is dramatically interesting. The
following is only the essence of it:
When the United States of America entered
the Great war Mr.. Edison dropped all his work
at the Edison Laboratories and enlisted in the
army of American men of science, who pitted
themselves so successfully against the world
famed German scientists Cardinal Mercier,
on his recent visit to America credited Mr..
Edison with large share in winning the war
for the Allies. The New York American of
September 5th describes, at length, some of the
inventions, which Mr. Edison developed and
placed at the disposal of the Government. In
this article, the New York American states that
Mr.. Edison appears to have been the moving
spirit of the Naval Consulting Board of the
United States.
When Mr.. Edison gave up his own business
for the business of the Nation, a very critical
situation existed in his Manufacturing Labora-
tories, due to their inability TO obtain various
materials, and the necessity of finding satisfac-
tory substitutes for such materials. If there
was time in Mr. Edson's career when
his personal attention to his business was re-
quired, it was when he went to war. Thomas
A. Edison had reason to believe that he was
risking enormous losses, by deserving his bust
ness, at the particular time in question, but he
did not hesitate, and his example had remark
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16
Students Who played nHseksyn Elrss

Topeka, Kas., Nov. 1s.-Two hun.
drsd and fifty high school pupils, in.
GLIDING 40 girls. were dismissed from
school indefinitely yesterday as pun.
ishment for leaving school in a BODY
Armistice day without permission.
The students left their class rooms
gave a snake dance" in the street
marched through several other schools
and Joined in the days parade down
town remaining absent from school the
remainder of the day.
The suspended students represen.
about onefourth Of the student body
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

able influence on the men and women who re-
NAMED behind From the humblest workman
TO the highest paid executive in the Edison or
ganization, everyone seemed determined 'to
make good, while the Old Man was away" Va
cations were passed up and doctors orders
were ignored by jealous employees and, as a
result, the Edison Manufacturing Laboratories
were one of the few manufacturing concerns
in the United States, where there was no loss
OF efficiency during the war, and where there
was, in fact, an increase in efficiency
During the war, Mr.. Edison spent most of
his time on the coast or at sea- On those
rare occasions when he visited the Edison
Laboratories, it difficult to gain his atten-
tion for more than few minutes, with refer
ence to business matters He did, however.
state that the Edison Photograph was his pet
invention and he hoped that his business asso-
ciates would be able, in some way or other to
avoid any increase in price, and that, if there
must be an increase, he wanted such increase
to be just small as it could possibly be made.
Mr.. Edison said 81 am willing to stand the
gaff Music is an important thing Let us
make it easy as possible for people to have
music in their homes in these nerve-racking
days"
What was the result? The wonderful real
ism of the New Edison THE Photograph with
a Soul made it desired above all other phono-
graphs, and its sale stimulated by the fact
that the increase in price was negligible The
demand soon far out-stripped the supply Over
head and sales expense were reduced to the
minimum and, thanks to Mr.. Edison's willing
ness to absorb large share of the increased
cost of manufacture, it was possible for the
Edison Laboratories, by accepting a merely
nominal profit, to avoid any substantial in
crease in the selling price of the Edison Phono-
graph.
1t will be many years before the general
level of commodity prices is as low as the
present price of the Edison Photograph Lead
ing bankers have expressed themselves as will
ing to lend money on Edison Photographs. be-
cause they know the selling prices of Edison
Photographs are not going to be reduced
Let us reiterate that when you buy an Edi-
son Photograph today you buy before-the-
war value with an after-the-w war dollar If you
have any fear that there may be reduction in
the prices of Edison Photographs, we are pre-
pared to give you full assurance on that point
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16
New York Cafes Cut Food Prices

New York. Nov. 1S-An average re-
duction of 10 per cent in food prices
was announced Yesterday by several
Of the city's largest hotels after con.
ferences with federal food investiga
tors. The new prices will 20 into e.
feet next Monday.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

For Sale-Modern house, six rooms,
well located; eleven lots. Easy terms
Inquire at the Herald office. advOct25
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS, and
wedding announcements and invita-
tions. embossed stationery, etc. All
the latest samples at the Herald office.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

Washington, Nov. 13.-The commit.
tee of one hundred investigating the
Irish question announced yesterday II
had accepted the offer of Mrs. Muriel
MacSwiney. widow OF the late lord
mayor of Cork. to come to the United
States to testify in the hearings which
the committee plans to begin Novem
Der IT.
Mrs. MacSwiney. the committee said
had been asked to reach the United
States if possible, not later than De
cember 6.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

Cork, Nov. 10 Such nourishment as
suits their PROSTATE conditions is be.
ing administered 10 the nine Irish
hunger strikers who yesterday called
off their fast on the ninety fourth day,
1t was announced at Cork prison last
night. Hope is entertained for their
recovery.
1T will be anxious work, but we are
hopeful of pulling all the men
through" said DR.. Pearson Of the
prison staff to the Associated Press
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

Dublin, Nov. ia statement issued
last night at Dublin Castle said the
hunger strikers in Cork jail who had
been without food since August II, re
suIned taking nourishment at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon with an entire alb
sence of unfavorable symptoms.
The meal was administered under
the direction of medical officers who
believe the prisoners will recover.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

Get quick results by advertising in
the Herald.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

Dublin, Nov. ia party Of five
British journalists and photographers
guests of the Royal Irish Constabulary,
were ambushed yesterday afternoon
while riding in a light lory. The
Journalists car was followed by Tor
ny of policemen. who. according to
Dublin Castle, fired upon the attack
ing party. killing two men and making
prisoners seven others some of them
wounded The occupants Of the cars
attacked We're unScathed.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16
HUNGER STRIKERS
THROW UP SPONGE
klNETY-FOUR DAY FAST ENDS
WITH LIVES OF SURVIVING
FRESHMEN IN BALANCE
SOME THINK ALL WILL LIVE
BInn Fcin Founder Says Men Have
Suffered Enough and Have Proven
to World the Sincerity OF
Their Purpose

Cork, Nov. 13.-The hunger strike OF
the nine Irish prisoners in the Cork
Jail was called off yesterday, the
ninety-fourth day of the strike. This
was revealed when message received
by Lord Mayor O'Callaghan from Ar
thur Griffiths, founder of the Sim
Fem organization. was given out: u
am of the opinion" road the message
that our counfrymen in the Cork
prison have sufficiently proved their
devotion and fidelity and that they
should now, as they were prepared to
die for Ireland, prepare again to live
for her" This message has been
transmitted to the nine surviving hun
ger strikers in the jail, who were re-
ported yesterday in deplorably low
state.
The Cork hunger strike began Au-
gust IL. There were originally IL
strikers. Michael Fitzgerald died Oc-
tober II, and another Joseph Murphy,
October %, died within a few hours
Of the death OF Lord Mayor Mac
gwiney of Cork in Brixton prison on
the seventy-third day of the lord
mayors hunger strike The nine sur
vivors are:
John (Sean) Hennessy, Michael
Burke, Matthew Reilly, Thomas Dono-
van, Joseph Kenny, Christopher Up
ton, John Power, John Crowley and
Peter Crowley.
The II men were arrested in Au-
gust In connection with disorders in
ireland and announced their intention
TO abstain from food until they were
released, denying. as did Lord Mayor
MacSwiney, the right of the British
government to imprison them.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-11-16

London. Nov 13.-The Gazette to-
day publishes a new order in council
under the recent restoration of order
In Ireland act. empowering the com
petent naval or military authorities in
Ireland TO assume complete control or
take into possession any railway or
part of railway. if necessary for the
purpose of maintaining order.
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AN UNIVERSALLY OF
LOWER BDANOYW|NE
Organization Formed 200 Years
Ago Was Basis for Impressive
Celebration Yesterday

Fitting ceremonies Yesterday afternoon
and lnat evening, marked The celebration
Of the 2O0th anniversary ~ Lower Brandy
vine Presbyterian Church, on tho Ken
nett turnpike ncaf Crntrrvlle The pas-
tor Rev I 8 Armeufrout. give o de
tailed history If the church from tho te
ginning N 100, 10 1920
The aferuonu sessIon hegap ~ q clock
md tho principal address NJ this session
waH delivered by Rev to4eph Brown
Turner. ID - secretary of Presbyterian
Historical Socirly EIc told of after cyerts
leading mp ~ the reformation and unuu-
grafton of the Sooich-Iush Prcahy'erians
80 America The opening prayer waa made
by Rev ! - Blake Rod IaY Croek
Church
The principal address IN 'bo evening
was delivered ~ Rev hlrKsndcr Ahsor.
JT., - u, bridgeport Conn former
pastor of West Presbyterian ChUrch he
spoke n tho great change IN This country
during The paaf 100 years One hundred
years ago, five per cent # The p6tmln'Iou
lived ~ the crv whilc now - per cent
I've in urban communities
Rev I Eevton Kugler, pastor Il
Lower Brardywire from 1905 ~ 1903 dc-
liyered AZ address ho Spiritual Ilfc u
the hirch
The program If music fpr the 4uuj-
verearY gaa veil arranged The rcluded
vocal solos and anthems by rho CHOIR
luncheon WAS 4erved ~ III - The
basement ~ Tho church
HrarIRy ov TIN curPcH
The church was established II l1ZO.
and the original building waa n iogv
During tho first n Ye1ra ~ r. eKiatarcr
The crrch lived through many dis'1c.ri-g
periods Tho Cornerstone FIR TIE rrv
church hnldrrg was Iajd september G
1850, and was dedicated <a"cmhrr 4
1860
IN the latter haif offhc ar~en4es0fh ana
eighteenth centuries thero vas 5 stream
n Presbyterian imuiRrante from Europe
- fhc colonies ~ North Amer.ca and
~ early ~ 1913. set'ierna-' III Prcsl
'eriane eylg'ed aiorg The Brardvv inc rcar
Brri CHAM The ,ruiniafrr was Rev
George Gillespie r1or~er preacirr sor a'I
tho region now contain ed ID n-lvtfans
White { Ing. Red 4 law and lower Hrardv
vic churches lie was followed = r78n
nv John Trurent who raz III t1rn Falln-r
ri by Joseph Smith + 1860 n I77s Rov
William Il smith became ru,r lzteT If the
church, giving way n sOl - Rev Ihnm-
~ 6rrirr
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Legal Nonces


NOTICE Estate OF Marietta Lawrence
deceased. Notice IS hereby gwen that let
tiers Testamentary upon the estate OF
Marietta Lawrence. tate Of Wilmington
: hundred deceased. were duly granted unto.
Edgar ii Lawrence on the fifteenth day Of
November. A. ID. 1920. and all persons in
debted to the said deceased are requested
to make payment to the executor without
delay and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required to exhibit
and present the same duly probated to
the said executor on or before the fifteen tn
day OF November. A ID. 1921 or abide IN
the law in this behalf Edgar Ill Law
renee, Executor. Address Marvel Marvel
Layton X Hughes. attoFnegs-at-law du
Pont Bldg W ilmington Del
NOTICE Estate Of Patrick A Naulty de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that letters
documentary upon the estate OF Patrick
A Naulty. late of Wilmington deceased
were duly granted unto Annie 4 Naulty
on the sixth day Of November A II
1920, and all persons indebted to the said
deceased are requested TO make payment
10 the eXecutriA without delay, and ali
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 70 exhibit and prps,,u +
the same duly prObated To the said execu-
triN on OF before the sIAln day OF N0yenl-
her. 4. ID 1921 ur abide Is the law III
this behalf Annie A. NaultN executrix
Address Charles f GttiA .torney a law
lord building NItu.hlst +, delaware
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

ApA ltTMLNT FOR rent all conveniences
Apply = T.. Cor. fcnth and Clayton sts
APART MtfN1- Furnished four rooms and
bath ab0ut December Well furnished
and I'm tine location. No children kf
dress IL, Every h veulng once.
APARTMENT Attractive. sir rooms and
bath Pine locetion. no children Occu-
pant leaving city Address ~ Every
Evening Once.
AIAIkTfkNTS- I wo ooms and bath.
Hot water heat. hot water all year. shower
baths ianitOr service. Apply foung d Co.
Tenth and ling streets
APARTMENT tot rent. Immediate pos
session Apply Manion h 20. B1b Orange
street
KING srtEET. 6ne Front apartrhe
two rooms Furnished Immediate possas
sion. Phone Iuuu
MONROE ~ IaI5 apartment. three IN
furnished rooms. light, neat and phone.
WEAf atDE Very desirable tbroe- room
furnished apartment. hitChenatte and
bath Address With full particulars aud
fcteteuee n ~. Every Evening once.
IS lUfn ~ 508 hirst and third floor
apartments Also rooms.
2pTH AND MARKET SITS Apartments
Apply schwartz Investment Co. ~ Ford
building
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Wanted Rooms and Board
IA

APARTMENT Furnished two or three
rooms, bath Al reference. state particu
lars. q. Green. Hotel du pont.
" 4 NrED Iiy man and wife room and
board several rooms for Hight h0uae-
keeping olectric lights and heat refined
uefghborhood convenient 10 No car line.
Address, \ "a Every Evening Offlce.
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Surburban For Sa
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION sALES-Oi every descrip don
Auyw here. 1t you want TO sell SEE hamn-
ton. the square Deaf Auctlonecr anu Farm
Agent. 70A Madison st. Phone 734s ".
kLAIR'S BAZAAR Saturday November
20 at III O'Clock. % head of horses and
mules. Wagons. harness, auto cars pigs
chickens. $1,000 worth of blankets Goods
OF ali kinds. Notice Any one hayiux sale
viii take full charge ana give you a cash
settlement in three days time klair 4
Holding sworth.
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MoViN0--A SURF aud SAFE means Of trans
porting your househoid goods. Joe Lat
tAnnlo. Phone 1913 002 Orange strcet.
oViNG-hnyt thing. any where. At any
time. our trucks will haul TO- Gall q. II.
Thornton. 1872 w. fifth street Phone
1907 W.
MOVING AND HAULINo-uf all kinds
WIN ~ anywhere. any time. A. Leager. ei7
NAudever avenue. Phone tA0I J.
MOVING--BocaI and long distance. Furni-
ture carefully hauled. q. q. Warning ton.
1870 Pine street, fhone is22 w.
MovIN0..James ~. hutter. moving aud
hauling. Long distance moving y speciality.
Large moving vans. Phone 25pS.
SHIP by TRUCk-piano moving . spe-
ctalty. Clean. dry storage rooms. Thomas
Joyce, All French. Csli ob1
STORAGE Clean. light storage rooms for
furniture AT Ga~throps storage Ware
house. Inc. T06 orange ~. Phone 10.
STORAGE ROOMs-For housepold good 5.
Reasonable rates. Always available. Quar-
snteo Storage Warehouse Co. i05 E
Third street. Phone 4stp
Paper,ns "a
A. SEIDkL--f spernansins. Hest Workman
ship. Wall paper for sale 42o Il. Fourth
street Phone 5auS W.
HOUSE PAINTING trimming. glazing. Es-
Inmates furnsnod. James heensu. 1904
". Sixtcenth street. phone 14v3 W
iSADOkE FishhfAN Experimenting. Low
est prices, finest work guaranteed. StS w
second street. Phone 6als h
PArEh HANUhk--L Emmets, paper
hanger 800 Madison -. Phone t455 w
PAINTING Interior and er terror painting
done. Turner n Feastor reliable WORK.
Phones Oo1o. S2io, puO Monroe street
PApEKiiANtshK- And decorator John
KeyDold. 25Ul Pine street. Phone Sa4A W.
rAPERIiANGINUS -sAnd wall decora lions
81 quality. Zine WORK speciality kosin n
bro, ~ Shipioy street fnone 1870 J.
WALL PAPhk Now ~ the time 10 have
wors done at moderate prices. Estimates
ChesTfulIy furnished. =. J. Hulett, ai6
Tatnsil street. fnono s(dT,
WALL rAPER And papcrhAnging. Low
est price and guaranteed sors. shamns,
ltGl y. JaoA son strest Phone 1871 }.
WALL PAPER or quality. window shades
Cali Ills W Mitnain II. Goodloy sll
Shlpiey street.
Printing STATIONERY ~
PRINTING Printers Of business build
ors. Cnaries a. Gray, l D. hIkhth street.
Phone ooyo
Repairing 20
FURNITURE AIaktng old furniture look
equal To new. Departing. uphoistsfing aud
Gaming. Phone olpo ", Diu French street.
Wanted ausin - service III
SEWING 10 do At home aisn refining
coats. Mrs q ''iark. iUGU IatnAll strte't
WANT hD 1000 carpets 10 clean House
hold goods stored George lRnE g,
1900 Orange street. Phone 1887
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SAlESLADN Experienced on coats suits
and dresses permanent posi- ton and eNoci-
lent salary and commission paid 70 right
party. Apply at once. Bromhergs Won
On shop AS Market street
WOMAN WEIte for waitress and upstairs
work. References required Apply Mrs
Thomas " Miller. 1901 ", Tenth strset
WOMAN oiorcd to cook ana take car,
OF downstairs. Reference rcQuiErd Mrs.
w u Foster. ITO Rodney strect
WOMAN wi lite tor general hou4ework
Phone Wilmington 100, after p m
WOMAN That understands ladies tailor
ing and dressmRklng. tiood position for
rAsht party Address ) J. Every Evening
once
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Every Evenings classified advert 49,
ments bring results Proved ~ the safls-
faction n many ard ,viil ~ ~ YOU sdv
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WASHINGTON 81. 1910 Rooms for ront.
with board. All conyenienoos
" 1TH ST. $40 Room with board Hot
water heat home comforts Phone 1903 "
Rooms ', ithous t5oari ss
ADAMS ST, V11-n oom for rnnt
ADAMS 81 ilO5 Nicely Furnished room
food location. Phone d5o7 "
ATH AND NEST SITS Choorfui room
next To bath. for gentleman. No rhc
Lylo Apartments
L 18th 81 Is Furnished room on sec
ond floor sc of phone
MARkE1' 81. 1884 Nicely furnished room
centrally located. Gentlemen only. Refer
ence required.
MONROE ST 1902 Nicely furnished
rooms for gentlemen
ROOM In apartment. for business woman
or teacher Corner house. southern ex-
posture. steam heat. electric light. next to
bath use OF Kitchen Tor breakfast. Refer
enCe required. Phone 6l3l j. Address 81
Every Evening Office
ROOM second-story front suitable for
young business couple or men. Choice To-
cation. Phone 1925
ROOM Pleasant. well furnished. on sec
ond door. Phone 5252 *.
RODNEY ST 500 Furnished second-story
front and apartment. All conveniences
2544 "
ROOM Nicely furnished. for lady or gen
tlemAn homo comforts Good location.
opposite PARK Use of phone all conyen-
fences Phone 2It4
Two UNFINISHED 'FRONT.' rooms tirst
floor Hot water heat use ar bath, 90
West street. Call after y. m. Phone
62S2 j
WEST 81 002 Furnished room on second
floor Heat and electric lights. Central 10
WEST SIDE Nicely furnished room for
gentlemen or man and wife. next to bath
Private family Phone 3565
WASHINGTON ST, 1872 Nice Young
1y IN VII
other young lady All conVeniences. Phone
937 W
w. FOURTH ST.. 1909 Furnished room.
in strictly private family Phone 635l.
" 7TH ST. 1903 Furnished rooms In
private family. Gentlemen only. Phone
57S7 II.
". NINTH ST. Furnished room with
running water. Phone 427 J.
Rooms FOR housekeeping 90
E SIXTH St. 7O5(2 Three unfurnished
rooms. Private family SIS per month.
Use of bath.
W. FIFTH ST. 5o2 Furnished rooms.
light housekeeping. No objection to chill
w SIXTH ST, 1906 One two or three
rooms for light housekeeping. Furnished
or unfurnished.
w SIXTH ST. 602 Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping
W SIXTH ST, l333-Four rooms. fur
nished, and use of bath, for light house
keeping
W 9TH ST. 3I2-One room for light
housekeeping. Phone 04I5 ].
W PATH ST. 3Os Two large communi-
eating rooms for light housekeeping PrI-
waite family. Phone 1865
W PATH ST 3u6 Two nicely furnished
rooms well heated. all convenlences. for
light housekeeping. IS a week. Phone 292S
W Possession November 20
Where TO Eat II
TABLE BoARD-By tho week. 7I5 King
street. Mrs. h. Hand
No AID IN THE CLASSIFIED AID &c
lion = EVER fURPOsFLl MIS-
CLASSIFIED
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HkRTING SIGN co. signs and show
cards. Phone 2Olp w
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Hilcra trolley Dwelling
and old
falpenny Hill
avenue 1889
rms bargain Possession
o keA h RoAd