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spe e in this ashionable on. Rich will fash- expensive n linens ecorative nal table. aves give gt; effect. old, blue, 0 inches, 5 y king pricing feather- a width mattress: pillows . of uch of cessary can be 18. our 12- y 1.50, 5 are elling serv- bath- 0 or- sount. dur- yard 7 laze at Iwo Hills Growing News The Bulletin Is Alberta s Fastest paper Cla For Use The Bulletin A eee Immediate Results ' ssified Want Ads. , 49TH YEAR. VOL. XXVIII, 209, GARDINER QU EDMONTON, ALBERTA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929. a PEAC Arabs, Allah and Aero planes What About Married Life Americans and Rules By Arthur. Brisbane (Copyright 1929) sles for killing 45 Jews, the dead much good, but It is goo Hebron Arabs bringing vegetables and cattle to the Jerusalem market s usual on Tues. ay found no buy. ers among the the delegates, sald the, the history of Jew and had to/ the Peace River country was one of sell at painfully steady progress, In no respect, he said, has this been low prices more clearly iilustr Arabs. development of te Tailway line on Perhaps that Which they were travelling. Mr. Smith Brisbane made them feel apologetic Also the presence of British airplanes, zoom: ing overhead, conveniently close 10 the Holy Mosque of Omar, and, de- lightful irony, a battery of British cannon Jocated on the Mount of Olives: bad a raging effect. Mohamimedun children going to scHiool sing; The rivers of Paradise as they flow murmur Allah, Alla At present the Arabs are het sing- talking airplanes, fig Allah, but different and paintully real. eee Continued on Page Five DOUKHOBORS STAND TRIAL Sons of Freedom Charged With Indecent Exposure * Plead Guilty Canadian Press NELSON, BO, Sept, 6 In all 31 members of the Sons of Freedom were charged and found guilty Thursday of indecent exposure following a nude parade of a werk ago on the high- way at South Slocan. In all 128 members of the Doukhobor sect face these charges. There were no hitches 4 today s hearings before Magistrate John Cartmel. Invariably the Dowk- hhobors, when brought to the stand, pleaded guilty by admission of. being In the nude, None asked tor defend- counsel. and the majority: uttered religious praises from'the stand. The average time per case today was eight mwell over 100. sympathlzing. mem- bers of the Sons of Freedom: sect: who have been camping .near the city, rammed the court room and follow- ing the adjournment, paraded through Nelson's atreets in an orderly manner, wen Seat oe ee oe oe eacorted by city police but offered no Fesistance. The cases being heard un der crown prosecutor R. 8. Lennie will continue this morning. The Weather se? Herren Grouned. clear, salen: Mirror Landing, cloudy, ca Mefurray, cloudy, calm House Biver, pt. cloudy, esim Galling River, clear, catm en quite cool jn the HE Arabs of Hebron offer apolo- 12 of them Americans. That does not do the dark to Royeroft, the flrat stop on threatened the sacred mosque and) matters as 5 new outlet to the Pacific the Motgmnmedan quarter, may have) S0st,and the construction of inter International congress of pay- chology learns that married life brings the male mind closer to the . the most important in minipg in On- a0 pilot to ross the northern Rockies IMPRESSES AT Commerce Convention Hear Story of District exctuatDy Sift Reporter ixelusive to Edmonton in SEXSMITH, Sept. 6. The 160 delegates to the Chamber of Com- merce convention from eastern Can- ada and Great Britain, on the second of three special trains taking them Rorth from Edmonton, had thelr first introduction to the Peace River coun- try Thureday night. Speeding through a the northern trip, as many of the delegates as could jam into one of the dining cars heard Hon. Vernor Smith, Alberta minister of railways, briefly Fecount the early history of the Peace River area and its de velopment through the last 25 years and painted glowing picture of the future. Introduced by A. O. Dawson, Mont- real, president of Canadian Cottons, - Ltd, and director of the Bank of Montreal, Mr. Smith, after welooming. followed the growth of the line from its inception aa a private enterprise, its acquisition Inter by the Alberta government, and finally ts purchase On a 50-50 basis by the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific rail- ways. Much of the future of the dis- trict, he said, depends on the rail- ways, particularly with regard to sych Of these matters, now in Continued on Pag. LARGE SEAM COAL FOUND. IN. ONTARI Important Discovery Made 90 Miles North of Coch- rane on Abitil Canadian Press TORONTO, Sept. 6. Coal, one of the few minerals which New Ontario's wealthy mining flelds had long failed to show, has been discovered in vast quantities on the Abitibi river, 90 miles north of Cochrane, Premier Berguson announced Thursday. According to expert estimates, tHere are from 7,000,000 to 10,000,000: tons. of Henite, 2 low-grade coal, lying in bed one mile long by half a mile Wide at Blacksmith Rapids. Premier Ferguson described the discovery ay the hands Five tarlo fn many years. The toal can be marketed at trom 5 to 6.m ton, exclusive of. freight charges, in the bellef of Dr. W. 8. Dyer, provincial geologist. Dyer con- siders that, partially carbonized, this Ugnite can be used profitably by some of the large new Ontario paper mills. In order to prevent, stock explofta- tion, all the areas in the vicinity of the bed would be withdrawn from staking, Premier Ferguson annotine- ed. A complete mining camp will be established immediately.- Bunco Men Defraud Banks Of 450,000 Associated Press DENVER, Colo, Sept. 6. A pair of seins, oe Bt Be and the other in New York, swindl six New York City banks out Be Mia ri ets Were correspondents of a lke number Poamrnairs et We netes York institutions contributed 75,000 to the scheme of the swindlers. Through the use of unauthorized ee ee era ae sari Sis Reeve a Seat eae posit 75,000 each to the credit of.the Bank of Telluride in the Chase Ni Uonal Bank of New York City. Each of the telegrams bore the unauthor- ized signatures of an official of the six. Denver banks. All of the wires were in code of the United States ie tee Educational Class Canadian Press WINNIPEG, Sept. 6 Inaiguretion of workers educati classes on lines similar to those which he said were flourishing in Great Britain, Australis, New Zealand and South Africa was urged by R. J. Hall, of Swanses, Wales, at a conterence with nent Manitoba educationalists, bor leaders and government officials here last night. Mr. Hall ss pro- moter of the scheme in the old coun- Yon. R.A. Hoey, provinical minis ter of education, thought it possible his government might be interested. Brintnell Back From 9,000-mile Air Trip Canadian Press 6. Alter flying being the first WINNIPEG, Sept, over Arctic glaciers and into the Yukon, Leigh Brintnell, man- Ager of the Western Canada Airwai has Feturned from a 9,000 mile a Mr, Brintnell made the flight for few scattered showers oF Fourcast Provinces Pair and cool to- saturday. aay and ' the possibility of further air route de- the purpose of inspecting the Mac- kengle river district and to examine FIRST SIGHT Delegates to Chamber of d trom the Chinese minister at Berlin, of the assembly of the League of Na- Hons. For Workers Urged , am Entombed In Well, OTTUMWA, Iowa, Sept, 6. Buried beneath a pile of quicksand and rocks which showered down on him yest day morning, Welkens Priest, 55-y old well cleaner, battled death earl today while rescuers attempted to free him from, his well prison, 35 fect: be- low the surface. Continued caveins - frustrated at- tempts of workers to extricate Priest from his prison, At one time: last night they had freed Pries to the waist but another shower of dirt des- cended. Rescuers received assurance from the trapped man this morning that he fe from being smothered as , which had fallen around him had kept the sand from closing tn, He could not be. seen but his voice carried to the top as strong as when he was first sought. As many as 3,000 persona crowded around to watch rescue perations. ABOLITION OF PRIVATE WARS NOW PROPOSED Great Britain Asks Clause Should be Struck From -- -Govenant By GEORGE HAMBLETON. Canadian Press Staff Correspondent GENEVA, Eept, 6. Great Britain formally proposed in the assembly of League of Nations today that the cht, to make private war should be struck from the covenant of the Teague. Right Hon, Arthur Henderson, Bri- ish forelgn secretary, in submitting the proposal, cited provisions in the covenant which under certain cir- cumstances recognized the right of s member to resort to war, This right had been abolished under the terms of the Kellogg-Briand pact, he said. Our only purpose, Mr. Henderson added, ts. to, the covenant into being ine with the wider outlawry-of war which we have sil signed. The British vesolution notes the ef- fect of the signature of the Kell pact and adds: The tenth considers that in order to take into Account the progress thus made in organization for peace it 18. desirable to re-examine articles twelve and fit- teen of the covenant of the league to determine whether st is necessary to make any modification, therein. I am happy to say, the British foreign minister continued, that. I submit this resolution not only in the hame of the British delegation, but also in the names of the delegations of France, Italy, Belgium, Chile and Denmark, The resolution in principle has also the sympathetic approval of the German delegation. 3 Mr, Henderson emphasized that a bitratton was the most powerful fac- tor for the preservation of security. Tt was because of that the British fovernment, decided to sign the op- Continued on Page Five China Asks Nations To Give Up Rights Assoclated Press Cable . NANKING, China, Sept. 6. 0. T. Wang, foreign minister, informed permen today he was maltt new notes to the United States, Great Britain, France, Norway Netherlands asking them to give up thelr extra-territorial rights in China without, delay; Dr. Wang said the note to the Un- ted States would be malied today, to Great Britain and France tomorrow, 8nd t6, Norway and the Netherlands next, Week. He said there had been no change in the Chino-Russlan situstion since Jest, Week, that China was awalti Soviet aproval of the Nanking. drat Of a Joint declaration for operation of the Chinese railway, and s report who at present was in Geneva. Ramsay MacDonald Is Back In England Pita SRE te eer ter dae orcad The premier remarked, 'Everything he said, were not going. uke so anual Saint Cha nd bond 20,000.00 IN TWO H Started in Blacksmith Shop and Burned Five Build- inge Wind Saved Hotel Fire which broke out in the blacksmith shop shortly after 2:30 o'clock Friday morning, spread rapidly and swept through the village of Two Hills, 25 miles southwest of Vegreville, causing damage to property well up in the neigh- borhood of 20,000, according to meagre reports reaching this city this morning. Only a shift in the wind which ng Up. shortly. after the. fire starved, saved. the hotel and. several other large. business establishments from being consumed by the flames. Volunteer fire fighters formed a Ducket brigade and battled desperate: Ty with tne early. morning. biaee. in successful effort to keep it from wiping out the entire village. Sufferers Phectist-of pisces Burned out and the estimated damage follows ety Harris implement agency, 800 Public Hall, (which ts used as a school in the day time and for mov- ing, pletures, concerts, etc, nt night), Bhoemakers shop, 800. Blacksmith shop,' 2000. Garage, (only one old Ford in at ee eae. cocted tn gare) 3,500, es The origin of the fire is at present unknown, but an investigation 5 being condi 2 flames. were first noticed th the blacksmith. shop and they- spread rapidly to the Garage and shortly after the. first Mlarmwas turned in the village was Powerplant, howsed tn the garage, Dower sptant in the garage, Was put out of comission. Town Isola Telephone communication with the village Is also believed to have been Affected by the fire ad up to 9:30 am. Priday, communication by thls method was tmposuible A ctew of government telephone men left Vegreville early this morning for Two Hills, which fs. reached. by stage, in an effort to locate the troubie, W DEALING WITH SAMOA REPORT Will Not be Coerced by. Any Group of Samoans, Says Premier Canadian Press Cable WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Sept. Ne , Sept. 6 Opening the debate on the Samoan report in the house of repre- sentatives today the prime minister, Sir Joseph Ward, again voiced the Governments determination not tobe coerced Into tolerating mn defiance of the law or into negotiating with any body of Samoans adopting. euch an atuitude, . New Zealand administers the Samoan islands under a mandate from the League of Nations. Colonel) Stephen 6. Allan is the present ad- ministrator of the islands. During the: past two years there has been considerable unrest the nativs, mainly due to the activities of a fac tion desiring home rule. The prime minister, in bis address, declared m point had been reached beyond whicly the government was unable to go, New Zealand taxpayers, to be asked to Gift to Semon. equivalent to one-fifth of Depart. Arrested OTTAWA, Bepte 6 eCeorge Welle iy Hyndman; -seslelant de arrested. Is atlernodn, with theft of Victory bonds going smoothly at Geneva, and. Sint very plessed withthe progress Young Lady Believed Responsi Anderson's real identity was made. velopments. A search of the masquerader's 1 government. The was in the vicinity of . Be Bold Bad Burglar Masquerader Arrested by Toronto Police Robberies Canadian TORONTO, Sept. 6. With the arrest of Hans Anderson, 21, who coupons from the Dominion amount involved 4,000, Said To ble for Series of Press ILLS 7 : CAUSEUNKNOWN over: Melina, edo Pherson, editor ot Gansdiaa erson. and Gardens, Toronto, were married here yesterda: ITS SASK. PR EMIERSHIP Ring-Out The-Old; Ring In-The-New + HON. J. G. GARDINER, BRITAIN AND TTATY FOR CONTEST Three Fram Each Nation to Fly in Schneider Cup Race By HENRY SOMERVILLE. Special Cable to Edmonton Bulletin Copyright LONDON, Sept: 6. Super-marine seaplanes. with Rolls-Royce ongincs have been selected in preference to Gloster-Napiors to represent Britain n Behneider eontest, bitt one of the super-marines selected 1s the machine that'won.two years ago with Napler engines, Waghorn and Atcherley will pilot the new super-marines and Greig will fly in the old.one. The two Glosters will be: reserved under Flight Lieutenant Stainforth, Waghorn will be first to fly in the race. He has shown great skill. and- sence of mind during flying prac ice. Gtelg has made the world s fastest flight of 31914 mileser hour, although it does not officially count as record, against the Italian Ber- ard, Grelg joined the air: force when 17 years of age in 1918 and in September of that year. was shot down behind German lines, but walked back to the British trenches, In 1937 he saved himself from burning aeorplane by jumping with parachute, Atcheriey, 5 years of age, won the King's Cup this year in company with stalnforth, The first Italian to take off will be Dal Molin, who will fly in Macchi machine with- Isoota Praschifl'en gines of 1500 horse power, This is the muichine in which dt made world s. record. The second starter for Italy will be Demo Oadringher in Macch of similar type. Third in Italian is Monti, who. also has a Macchi but-of different type an with Fiat engine of 1000. horsepower. Italians are not as well prepared ns everyone would like them. to be. Cadtingher s machine as never flown here and: Montt s. machine has had only quarter hour's flight in practice Over course. Sergeant Major Agello. And Capt, Ganmere are reserve pilots, The Italians think m, month's post- Ponement would have improved: their chances, I situation in sportsman-like fashion. An) Ttalian, fiving boat came from 4, Italy to nd during daylight serdas with, spare parts, It was Femarial be Derforma nde for s fying gt; Boat to ervss the Aips. CALSHOT, Eng, ept, 6 Lieu- tenant Cadringher of Italy, in a new Macehi-T, whieh was hod oft, the Associated Press Cable ed with the ingratitude and hostility o radiator trouble, 14 years old, who came down from CROYDON, Engiind, Sept 6 Rt. ot 2 large section of Samoans, He Sourse Mt sisal, by radiator trouble.) 14 years old, who came down trom Hon. Ramsay MacDonsid, premier of added that changes in the funy, anectede Tight GuAoWBe io bets This caark Great Britain, and his daughter, Miss Samoan legislative council: were con- AYiew sot Wales srrived in ty ikely to stand tor all Cine sinee Ishbel id, arrived at Croy- templated with the object of giving time to watch the trials from Hendon state, elty, and county health au- don aerodrome by' aeroplane from Le the natives greater representation. ime to watch the trinis thorities have ordered police to force Bourget, Prance, just before noon. - Ho came in- tiny Moth:acroplane down any children who atempy en- By tain trom Genaenere wz Official Of Finance picied by saugron wader Bon. durance tous. The gees were 4 c The prince i watch race to- vue st veritable anic MacBooaid had attended the vast morrow from ship in the Solent, among ehildten. here. after prizes Durlng the: trials the. battleship Iron Duke appeared likely to. get, in the-way of the flyers skimming. low, 4 the course. Her-commander tm- - mediately ordered the great craft cleared from the danger zone. + JOURNALISTS MARRIED NEW. YORK, Sept, 6 Herbert. W 2 BASEBALL RESULTS 3 1 +008 040 000-4 9 Piel NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game oom revealed hundreds of dollars worth of stolen goods, including large selection of female attire, AMERICAN LEAGUT, Cievatend-Philadeiphis, postponed, rain MacPherson. of Regina, p administration, Newark Fire Department was kept, busy for couple of hours Thurs day afternoon trying to locate an elusive blaze for which. an had been sent in. After thoroughly combing a been sent in by Happy , a pet monkey owned by Mrs, Ella Gantz. Happy escaped from his home and Went to the fire box, turning in an alarm. Traffic officers were. requir- but they are taking the) eq to keep back the crowds, 6. Juventle endurance pole sitting record in Missouri and Illinois is 201 hours, set by Ernest Stohiman, offered Stohlman were broadcs investigation of suspected arson case here had an unexpected de- nouement when 6. R- Hoover, 67, to setting fire to a rented dwelling here fo his wife, rat would back with him on the farm. Nova Scotia To Vote HALIFAX, NS. ance act, i was announced today by Premier Rhodes. An order-in-council Seotia favor the repeal of the N.8.T-A. and whther they are in favor of gov- ernment control of the sale of liquor. daughter. of Winnipeg. HON, J. T. M. ANDERSON, SEEK PARITY PRICE FIVE CENTS ANDERSONTO 3 BE CALLED T0 FORM CABINET Resignation of Gardiner xpected After Session Tais Afternoon By THOMAS GREEN jan Press Staff respondent PRESS GALLERY, Regina, Sept. 6 Premler J. Gardiner has placed his resignation in the hands of Lieutenant-Governor H. W. New- lands. His Honor has accepted the resignation, to take effect on Mon- ay next, Premier Gardiner bas advised the Meutena all on Dr. quested Dr. to take the Premiership of Saskatchewan. Dr. Anderson has accepted the task. g Official announcement of the new cabinet will be made Monday when the new premier has taken his oath of office. f Prorogation of the legislature and M. A. MacPHERSON. The thre plotures show the premier-eloct of Saskatchewan Hon: Hid, Mc Andengon, Hon... G. Gare diner, ex-premfer, and Lieut,-Gov. Newlands, Ib is expected Dr. An- derson will. be called. on today to form the new government. The Single lower picture shows M.A. attorney-general in Dr. Anderson's lt; , TODAY'S ODDEST, NEWS + MONKEY BUSINESS SETS FIRE DEPARTMENT A JOB ante NEWARK, N.J., Sept. 6. The larm large section of the cily ney discovered that the alarm had ee ieee SITS 201 HOURS ON POLE THEN GOES HOME TO BED WEBSTER GROVES, Mo., S pt, + BURNS TOUSE SO WIFE WILL RETURN MAUBTON, Wis., Sept, 6. The wealthy retired farmer, confessed ke a littie muss than clean it up, reconsider her refusal to go just to. On Plebiscite Soon Canadian Press Sept. 6 October has been set as the date for the jblscite on the Nova Scotia temper- Dt, was masquerading as woman, early today, police claimed to have solved naming the last day on which the colonel William Henty Schneider, vets all the mysterious robberies of months past in the central part of the gecong Game- pigbucie could be eld under the Golone Will Mocthweel. ebeiliog, vod city. Brooklyn 200, tion providing for it was the World War, and secretary of the Anderton was apprehended by Constable Doolittle. The officer was Piusbuten oho assed. this morning. Employers Association of Manitoba, patrolling bis beat early today when he Became, suspicious of s git Mou snd Desert): Peiy and wamatey. Two, questions wil be decided by ajed here yesterday. Born at Mont: standing on street comer, ques us : Teal in 1660, educated at Mon- Doolittle took the young Tady to Meadquarters andthe discovery of ,,Cses4o-8t Lous, wo games, poxtponee beings ne electors of Nova reat nutp enh, rae caucated at Mon: ALL NAVIES Every Class of Fighting Ship Would be Brought Into Agreement aan Associated Press WASTENGTON, Sept. 6. Parity as vetween tin British and United Seates Davies, agrted. upon i the: negotia tons between Premice Ma:Donni a Dawes, would apply to cach category of combatant ships ine tead of the two navies as a whole. To addition to parity on eritsers, that on destroyers and stbmarine entering into ie. present, exchanges Between Washington and Londen Parity. in Dattlestips and fnrriers. wan agreed tpoh Washing oraft the at ton arms. conference eight years ago and the bent conversations sean and British governments 1s to Purpose of the pre- tween the Amer- carry this program through fighting arms of the navies, an the Should the United States and Great Britain come ta n-complete agree ment and offlelals of both countries are optimistic on that polnt-dapan, France and Ttaly would be Invited to general conference which under pre, Sent expectations in high administra: tion quarters here, would he possible Inte, this gear or early in 1900. enetnctesgmaider in 398 er thik -Retieral conterence would embrace tatteahips fs mats ter for: future determination but any event a reconsideration of the battleship Question must. be under taken in 1931 under the terms of the Washington naval treaty. Some naval opinion both United States and abrond ts. the immedi tended from: four to elght years be- yond the ten years expiring in 1933, The present status of the negotia- tlons-between the United States and Great Britain on. the three categories of fighting ships, remains something of mystery:-as officials In both eaptials Wecline to divulge specific in- forniaition, EXTREME HEAT IN OLD LAND England and Continental Still. Suffering From Wave Associated Press Cable LONDON, Sept, 6. There was no sign Thursday of diminution of the excessive Beptember heat from which England and continental Europe have been suffering. Joyal Observatory: at Greenwich stated that the average temperature this week had been 6.6 degrecs above the averag gt; for the same period: for 65 veats from 1841 to 1905, The eat wave in the Rhineland has been accompanied by terrific thunder storms which have caused Joss of ifs as well as property damage. In Hungary the heat has been ex- treme since early in August with daily temperatures of between 85 and 95 1 the shade. The summer, holidays of the schoois have been extended for two Weeks in some sections, Athens reported torrential rains. in several quarters of the city, especially those at low levels, houses have been abandoned by tenants, The heavy rains have been pre- alent, too, over northern Africa, A from Catro Thursday said that Nile floods were threatening the cot- ton crop of Egypt. Rebellion Veteran Dies In Winnipeg 6. Lieutenant- beg in-1878, THROUGHOUT By Staff Correspondent Exclusive. to Edmonton Bulletin REGINA, sept. 6. Saskatche- irat session of lts-neventh sislature will end this afternoon, Ai'is expected after a change in the ; Premiership has been effected. snd 4 the resignation of Premict Gardiner And his colleagues is wubmaitted to tite Lieutenants Governer, The:house meets at 3 o'clock by gard arrangement with the opposition, Fremler Gardiner will continue (0 in et) at Premler until some formal ines providing for payment of , seasional indemnities, ete., has been pers Ganmeted. He will ihen wait upon JO) his honor tender his resigna- fie ee lonetaee, with that of his col- ht a All indications point to his a vis- The ing his honor to call upon Dr. An- yaG: derson to form government. Un- in, tem there ty some further fast mine. Were Mie surprive of frat ehuan one tions thls ts what will happen. The Uberal hopes of dlmatution seem te have disappeared entirely in face of the solid opposition of the co-opera- tive party. , Dr. Anderson probably will not announce his cabinet uniil Monday. REGINA, Sept, 6 Dr. J. T. M. Anderson, co-operative leader, ts ex- Continued on Page Five Many Changes In British Control In India Asked Canadian Prees Cable vis Reuter's ALLAHABAD, India, Sept. 6 An inanimous reyort published by the United Provinces Reforms Committes which co-operated. with the Simon Indian statutory commission reconf- e menids full provincial autonomy, the Rovernor to retain. subjiantial pow of intervention and control during. thy transition stages; a. bl-cameral lature with separate Mohammedan electorates; nominated representatives for the ocpreased classes: ac abinet only removable by. an absolute majority, except at budget time, when a major: ity decision would prevail; that the governor be not empowered to certity legislation in view of the character of the upper house membership and abolition of th all-Indis services aud Provincialization, of services apa sep arate classifiention of these. The report also recommended that special terms be offered to attract Europeans. to. the provincial. services nd urged the inclusion of conatiti- tonal provision against legislation discriminating. against. any business interests whether British or other wise SURVEY CANAL ROUTE WASHINGTON, Sept, 6 The fale of. the pr Nicataguan canal. Stretching 10 miles troughs tropleal mountains and foresta fromthe. Ate pend on reports from battalion 400 engineers who today were ordered to duty in the central American Jun- Ble to survey the route of the 1,000, 000,000 canal. News in Today s Classified Ads Snappy Attractive A fully modern. semt- bungalow 9 faq the Bout Bier Glaped: imap tera te oom wit tirepia two be Taree Foomr- Upstairs town and mist gall ately. Price. 3800.) term (G8, HOUSES YOR BALE) Welt, improv Will eell ee , Real snapt 2000 in cash buys . G-roomed house, on good avenue, Fight clove in, all 10, Uip-top maps iy modern, Paultiens. Short time onty. 6, houses vor BALE) Dairy buiiffieus for sale close to Phone Your Classified Advertising to 9824 We Will Charge It He is survived by his wite and one
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