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reductions by joint These negotiations iler way, It is said. :isti came out with a to ilin- Buenos Aires :o which wereVhelpLW board rates; Lasker, the British interests dTalr With him, anten to twenty dollars if new I-jimiurrt and WIRE INVITATION Sllghrst price paid for old Denial ifiold. Bridges. Crowns and <ldnti- The cCnWtnttoh' if 1 :tKeT -JiiliXoyTiiu !'nttrrym, .C-.oItlednenj.nSl:tLaateboHraatiol ryB.ldLge. o Can ' Federation of,'Posf^ffice'.Clerks^will j be held in Vallejo Jn 1923 if plans! of local postoffice workers and the j chamber of commerce are catried. ( A telegram, requesting that the I postoffice i-epicsentativrs accept the I hospitality of Vallejo in 1923. will j be sent to the convention of the; the Bhtfeh line re.- organization which* is to be held in! hoijrs later with an- Long Bench on' Decoration Day, by ng down r.o the ship- . S. Stanworth. poeretiiry of the chamber of commence. ' urea. j passengeir fares for . to. the lowest point [Tirriof ** ^ ' iiyi chegt. Cover with flannel. - , , MORRIS A SCANLON. D.-uaoit tfie British line deny Into A rite war, dp - ) .repent cuts, afford to fight the rttment," pavld Cook, i* of the line, Sa.id, oHt in harmony with s (which operates the I vesitets In Booth i) and wc fiotie that f understahdfrig ean I tfie shipping hoard, ihi meet the new- cut inU,it..p-.. r; , ' 1 ' ihi Drill*!) tWnt'iin'j i.nt>t unfair in malt - te` tBAn tWi* sKlpping 8^ that. tlit-lr ships i|pti American boats .Uicjy'V.o 're <-h tjrtroru'io pete ,\n .with",the, ships paid in i`d to ff ttw trade, it was dtice rate*." he iMrfnaon Ifrie de i' Britlitfir coheern Is that it is entitled to "Tha Munson copi- wltliout the benefit when it ha.d. Ships toe oV the Lamport kiid o . Mun- f 'th^'cdfWpdrty. We fdifr lntrodildlhg the now that the slt- led/' * . .... , TrjH;k ,i: lr; . -I filUtt. M*. tieine vlbmtlSftr' It M In.till* kind of work thru we exfiei, f)ur lepAlrs "stand lip*' tb the hurdeM net-vibe-- they lt.nl VI1- life of the radiator. ;. CLAUS & DANIELS 1013 Sonoma Street a. .; EkoBel. 345 cWnlen M-rtfsT-Barl e of Cornwall, and i*>*rngp: . !$k<} of if.Garriqb. liaron of >rt} of"the Isles. ] <a `it. - (the nflpe, territorial he Salvation A rmy Staten, .hog served rrttortol chieftain 'Nmir asatond, Hol- the Western States. - i; U loly CppMl fpjN'MHii 1 iter" uo iiltt^lre ^Hg .rising stint.'" The I Sox pfiBtlmer w.Tji break1 loose in his \ '*4; faty*4- w To the Public:-'*.*>] ^ * t eanhot say too much for the Hillinger Tea. 1 t('ad Vnbsrt every thing the matter1 with my kid neys, bladder, lumbego, w-aft stqmnni), skin disj-ase. . v '".?rn now quite well after tak ing three fifl^ cent packages. Doctor* couhd do me no good, Ani I ha hk fu i t have goit on to the real' thitfj JOHN R KOBTKK, Yctelitnsf Hoinc the right foundation for successful painting is B-jJi Paints--permanent figments, a base consistingofa com- ofzioct grmMidm refined linseed oil. Qual ity priints throughout. Cheap paint is never satisfactory,the colors . fade quickly, the paint wears off. Start right. Use the B-|-I ktnd straigfit throtigh theI jobirom priming coat to finished surface, and you'llfcet a lasting finish that is the best insurance for any woodwork. - -` ,, ' Minds for ov*t 60 yes.* by ,' the B-Hueter paint Co. ' ' of'Sen Braneiaco. Recogniied everywhere *3 the ``Psinu of Permanence.'' 'Jh I Ifjc ^yinAlS i ji )\n\ i-'l)