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Idcfttre
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JScUisi
Friday,
November
21,
1947
SCOUTING
PLANS
ARE
DISCUSSED
Leaders
in
Session
Last
Night
With
District
Commissioner
Leaders
of
Boy
Scout
groups
and
Cub
Packs
held
their
first
regular
council
meeting
last
night
in
the
hall
of
the
Angli
Dresses
Blouses
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JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
FULL-COURSE
MEALS"
11
A.M.
TO
8
P.M.
can
"atJ-edral.
Under
the
chair-rar.r.
?hip
of
Scout
Commissioner
Keith
Dixon,
Ine
leaders
discussed
the
problems
of
scouting
in
Prince
Rupert
and
compared
various
programs.
Designed-chiefly
as
a
discussion
forum,
the
council
will
permit
leaders
to
present
any
problems
they
may
have
so
that
the
executive
can
be
prepared
to
take
any
needed
PEOFL
ES
m
store
-
Coats
-
Skirts
HUNDREDS
OF
GARMENTS
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
SALE
COMPLETE
WINTER
STOCK
NOW
HERE!
AT
Wallaces
OF
COURSE
RBI
B
B
a
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MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
WE
DOCTOR
SHOES
"EEL
THEM
ATTEND
THEIR
DYEING-
save
their
774
Second
Avenue
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
SON)
We
Take,
Listings
of
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsetfs,
Waterfront)
Bo
S48
phone
Green
075
BROADWAY
CAFE
(FORMERLY
BOSTON)
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners,
Parties
608
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Telephone
200
LOCAL
BATTERY
NOW
ANTI-AIRCRAFT
action
when
it
meets
later
in
the
month.
Present
at
last
night's
meeting
were
Ian
Dunbar
and
Roy
Brain
of
the
Presbyterian
scout
group,
Harry
Quick
and
Francis
Stone
of
the
Conrad
Scouts,
H.
IFercuson
of
the
Conrad
Cub
Pack,
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
and
Wilfred
St.
Clair,
representing
the
Anglican
group.
LEON
BLUM
IS
TAKING
OVER
PARIS
0
France
yesterday
n
3U
f
I
Children
love
this
wholesome,
happy
"
Fresh
Up
"
.
,
.
they
like
7-Up
und
7-Up
likes
them!
You'll
want
In
knnn
n
supply
always
on
.hand
.
.
special
bctwceri-mrol
treats
for
And
at
mealtime
.
.
.
mulk
with
7-Up
la
m-mmm
.
.
,
so-o-o
good!
Every
ingredient
in
7-Up
is
skilfully
combined
to
make
a
nappy,
good-naturad
drink
to
tickle
the
tastes
of
your
family.
Make
7-Up
.your
family
"Fresh
Up".
YouPl
find
it
at
any
store
with
the
-cheerful
7-Up
signs!
SHOUTING
FOR
FIAnv
t
a
Au,hiri
i
Instructors
for
Local
Organization
Received
by
Col.
Johnston
Prince
Rupert's
J20the
Coast
Battery,
Reserve
Army,
has
been
changed
to
a
heavy
anti-aircraft
battery
in
a
re-organization
of
western
command
units
announced
from
Vancouver.
.
Whether
or
not
the
designation
of
the
local
unit
will
also
be
changed
is
not
known.
Prior
to
the
war.
it
was
known
as
the
102nd
Coast
Battery.
According
to
word
received
by
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
M.C.;VD.
commanding
officer
of
the
battery,
the
re-organized
unit
will
be
Issued
immediately
with
its
new
weaponsheavy
anti-air-
1947
military
class
to
bring
the
cfraft
f"nsd
t.
The
Army
up
to
-normal
strength"
at"nfJ
of
battery
J
Pre"
ce
nd
50
as
President
Vincent
Auriol
to-l?,1"
f
men.
Pr
or
s
day
looked
to
Leon
Blum
to
form
.f
la,lght
ment'
the
b
strong
stable
government.
The
LK
recall
order
brought
140,000
more
men
Into
the
Army
at
the
same
time
as
the
government
was
trying
to
stop
the
spreading
strike
wave.
After
a
call
at
the
FJysees
Palace
to
see
the
President,
it
was
understood
that
the
veteran
Socialist
leader
had
accepted
the
Premiership
of
France.
Piremler
Paul
Ramadier
resigned
Wednesday
night
with
his
cabinet
in
the
face
of
spreading
strikes
and
a
communist
cam
paign
against
his
government,
-woo
ijai
b
ux
wie
iim
vuoob
Regiment,
with
headquarters
at
Vancouver.
Now,
however,
Col.
Johnston
believes
that
it
will
be
an
independent
battery,
just
as
was
the
102nd
(before
the
war.
From
the
standpoint
of
tradition.
Col.
Johnston
said
that
he
would
like
to
see
the
designation
of
the
battery
changed
to
102nd.
thus
carrying
on
the
name
that
has
long
been
identified
with
this
city.
Try
a
Dally
News
Classified
Ad.
BUYS
ahd
WHYS
by
5
tfu&iu
A
wttkly
adrtrtising
and
information
service
for
today's
woman
I
MONTREAL.
Nov.
20th
Here's
a
truly
fragrant
inspiration
for
Christmas
...
for
the
feminine
iFSia
avuuruea
un
jruur
v-nrisimas
Qnopping
uisi.
mm
-Take
a
point
of
choosing
HENLEY'S
COUNTRY
v
T75y
GARDEN
Git
Packages!
M-mmm!
And
I
d
Y;dk&aBl
mean
ior
the
exquisite
fragrance
of
freshly
cut
flowers
captured
by
HENLEY'S
in
their
delightfully
decorated
bottles
and
boxes!
My
choice
for
the
gift
to
bring
out
the
glamour-girl
"
in
every
woman
I
know
is
HENLEY'S
COUNTRY
GAR-
BEN
Git
Package
containing
Em
de
Toilette
and
Talcum
Powder
(just
2.25
a
package!).
Inside
the
flower-gay
box
a
wealth
of
ater-bath
fragrance
.
.
.
gay,
spicy,
lilting
as
a
summer
song
for
rear
'round
flattery!
Ask
for
HENLEYS
COUNTRY
GARDEN
at
fine
cosnetic
counters
everywhere!
PLANNING
A
CAREFREE
MID
-WINTER
aO,CT
HOLIDAY
7
-Vpty-')
Then
you'll
I
Vi
W
.
-
)
Si
)
want
to
rro-
tV'-Tll
tect
your
bud.
get
from
the
D-M
"all-in"
leel-
Jtk
inS
that
January
often
brings.
Best
way
I
know
of
to
Save
That
Budget
and
the
rest
of
your
Winter
pleasures
with
it
is
to
open
a
special
Savings
Account
at
your
nearest
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
branch
now!
This
will
take
care
of
those
expenses
coming
later
.
.
.
from
clothes
to
winter
sports.
Why
r.ot
start
your
new
B
of
M
Sav
tnos
viccourit
today?
Add
to
it
regularly
rr.d
bv
the-
im
mid-winter
comes
your
account
win
nave
that
well-padded
New
Look.
You'il
find
a
satisfaction
in
saving,
too!
IN
THE
WON-I
r.
RFl'I,.
T
O
-
O
W
N
CLASS
.
.
.
here's
my
prize
discovery
of
the
week
,
.
.
the
cigarette
lighter
that
really
lights
everywhere,
every
time!
It's
LEKTROLITE
different
from
any
lighter
you've
ever
known.
There's
no
flame
just
a
steady,
wind-proof
glow.
No
flint-
towear
down
no
vick
to
fail
no
wheel
to
jam
and
no
sooty
mess
to
tinker
with.
LEKTROLITE
is
the
cleanest,
neatest
little
lighter
I've
seen
for
many
a
moon
.
.
.
compact,
convenient,
feather-light,
it's
just
the
right
size
for
your
purse
or
your
husband's
pocket.
Ask
for
LEKTROLITE
at
your
favourite
dealer's
tomorrow
you'U
like
your
LEKTROLITE.
LTUIS
IS
JUNIOR'S
IDEA
OF
A
"
SLICK
DISH"
...
in
fact,
this
JELL-O
dessert
is
a
mealtime
"flavourite"
with
J
!
I
i
ADD
RICH
MEAT
FLAV
OUR
to
your
soups
theOXO
way!
Make
one
tin
of
soup
do
the
work
of
f
two
by
adding
everyone
...
JELL-O
ORANGE
PEACH
MOLD
Dissolve
1
package
Orange-
Jeli-O
in
2
cups
lint
iwater
(or
atr
and
peach
syrup).
When
slightly
thickened,
fold
in
canned
peach
slieei
and
turn
into
mold.
Chill,
unmold
and
garnish
v.ith
bananas,
and
fresh
mint
vhen
available,
for
a
largo
mold,
double
recipe
...
'
M-mmm!
Colourful
and
delicious!
No
wonder
your
family
look
forward
to
the
JELL-O
course
at
mealtime!
and
more
hot
water.
M-mmm!
.
.
.
that
delicious,
deep-down
beef
flavour!
...
so
welcome
with
meat-scarce
meals.
And,
speaking
of
meat-scarcity
here's
cheering
news!
Any
day
you
haven't
meat,
you
can
still
have
rich,
brown
OXO
gravy...
Melt
4
tbsps.
of
dripping-,
add
6
tbspj.
flour
and
brown,
stirring
constantly.
Mix
2
OXO
cutws
or
2
teasps.
fluid
OXO
In
2
cup.'
boiling
water.
Add
this
to
brown
mixture,
stir
until
smooth,
season
with
salt
and'
pepper
and
bring
to
a
boiL
And
remember
OXO
prices
have
not
been
changed
since
before
the
war!
WATCH
A
YOUNGSTER
da-ink
delicious
7-Up.
First,
a
eio
and
then
a
'oV
laPP'
smile
f
XA
i
I
T
anl,
sip
by
v
tne
sm"e
'-r
grows
bigger!
SOMETHING
SPECIAL
FOR
RECIFE
COL
LECTORS
and
their
hungry
husbands
are
these
recipes
dreamed
up
for
you
by
the
makers
of
de-'
liciousCROWN
BRAND,
the
corn
syrup
with
the
truly
distinctive
flavour!
Baked
Stuffed
Tomatoes
Fruit
Oiutney
Apple
Crisp
.
.
.
all
so
good
you'll
serve
them
again
and
again!
For
CROWN
.BRAND
recipes
are
tested
for
your
use
by
experts
in
the
art
of
recipe
making
and
need
I
say?
results
are
excellent!
Your
husband
will
think
so,
too
with
that
grand
CROWN
BRAND
flavour
to
tease
and
please
his
appetite.
So
write
to
me
Barbara
Brent.
1411
Crescent
St,
Montreal,
P.Q.
for
your
free
copy
of
CROWN
BRAND
Recipe
Sheet
C.B.D.!
ft
everyone
from
your
hungry
-
vuiiMut
uiuit;
.
.
,
particularly
when-
the
stores
are
well-stocked
with
HEINZ
Strained
Baby
Foods
and
Junior
Foods.
From
four
to
twelve
months,
you
vary
,,ai',y.,mcnu
with
a"y
onc
ot
the
22
varieties
of
HEINZ
Strained
Foods.
After
his
first
birthday
you
11
change
to
coarser-textured
HEINZ
Junior
Foods
...
the
R
varieties
include
meats,
diced
and
chopped
vegetables
3
desserts
and
a
complete
Vegetable
Beef
Dinner!
For
your
free
copy
of
Your
Baby
Oiet".
simply
write
to
me,
Barbara
Crent,
1411
Crcucent
St.,
Montreal.
P.Q.
'THE
TALK
IS
ALL
.
ABOUT
tf&M.
OATS
.
.
.
that
mkary&tl
delicious
AT
Yi
breakfast
food
Pi
I'M
that
really
T
'''
starts
the
day
Small
Sue
In
-
"
"
.
.
.
..wviv
uunwiE
Minute
OATS
In
a
jiffy
.
.
.
serve
them
piping
Hot
with
brown
sugar
and
cream.
Know
why
they're
so
extra
good?
They're
choice
Canadian
oats;
flaked
by
the
true
"Scot-tish
Process"
This
means
each
tender
grain
gently
rolled
into
a
flavour-full
toasted
flake,
retaining
all
its
natural,
healthful
goodness!
I've
never
.tasted
a
more
delectable
breakfast
dish!
Take
my
tip
put
OGILVIE
Minute
OATS
at
the
top
of
your
mopping
list!
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
take
good
care
of
varnished
floors?
A.
Rub
varnished
floors
about
once
a
week
with
a
woolen
cloth,
wet
In
a
solution
of
one
part
linseed
oil
and
one
part
turpentine.
This
Is
also
excellent
for
linoleums.
Burn
the
rags
to
prevent
fires.
Q.
What
Is
an
effective
home
remedy
for
toothache?
A.
Try
taking
a
fresh
cabbage
leaf
and
roll
it
with
the
rolling
pin
to
crush
all-
the
veins.
Then
hold
it
to
the
fire
until
it
is
as
hot
as
can
be
borne.
Tie
it
to
the
face
before
retiring.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
chewing
from
a
garment?
A.
By
rubbing
with
pure
lard,
and
then
applying
a
quantity
of
soap.
Follow
by
washing
alternately
with
water
and
turpentine.
Q.
How
can
I
improve
the
flavor
of
roast
chicken?
A.
Try
pouring
a
cup
of
cream
over
it
immediately
after
it
Is
removed
from
the
oven,
iWILL
PUBLISH
NEW
PUBLICITY
PAMPHLET
HERE
A
publicity
pamphlet
which
will
extol
the
tourist
opportunities
of
Prince
Itupert
and
Central
British
Columbia
will
be
published
within
the
next
few
months
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$2,000.
The
monthly
meeting
ot
the
council
last
night
named
a
committee
to
arrange
for
financing
the
pamphlet
which
has
been
designed
by
Bjorn
Selvlg,
local
artist,
and
will
be
the
most
ambitious
effort
of
its
kind
ever
attempted
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
meeting
adopted
a
recommendation
by
the
executive
that
15,000
of
the
pamphlets
be
published
for
wide
distribution
and
Council
Chairman
H.
M.
Daggett
appointed
a
committee
consist-ing
of
Miss
Honora
Sllversides,
Arnold
Flaten,
Rudolph
Olsen
and
Al
Manson
to
raise
money.
A
paid
canvasser
may
be
employed
to
contact
prospective
sponsors.
Also,
It
was
moved
that
the
committee
take
up
the
matter
of
financial
assistance
with
the
provincial
government
travel
bureau,
Indicating
how
far
the
project
has
already
progressed.
In
answer
to
a
letter
sent
to
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
urging
that
the
Sat
urday
night
hockey
broadcasts
be
released
through
station
letter
from
H.
W.
Paulson,
CBC
CFPR,
the
council
received
a
commercial
representative.
Victoria,
Informing
them
that
efforts
"were
being
made
to
do
so,
but
that
difficulties
had
presented
themselves
and
had
not
yet
been
overcome.
The
council
received
a
donation
of
$50
from
the
Savoy
Ho-tel,
part
of
the
pledged
contribution
which
had
been
made
by
local
firms
to
finance
the
operations
of
the
organization.
Because
its
regular
December
meeting
night
December
18
will
be
so
close
to
Christmas,
council
members
agreed
to
cancel
next
month's
meeting
and
decided
to
reconvene
In
January
for
the
annual
meeting.
Present
at
last
night's
meeting
were
II.
M.
Daggett,
chairman,
Alderman
Arthur
Brooks-bank,
Miss
Honora
Sllversides,
G.
A.
Hunter,
Allan
Armstrong.
J.
E.
Boddle,
J.
H.
Black,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
A.
P.
Crawley,
Bjorn
Selvlg,
Al
Manson,
Neil
McKelvle,
Rudolph
Olsen
and
J.
K.
McLeod.
TAUGHT
BUYING
ART
When
a
boy
in
ancient
Rome
reached
the
age
of
12
he
accompanied
his
father
to
the
market
to
learn
the
art
of
buying
and
selling.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
26)
Notice
of
Application
for
a
Club
Licence
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
.on
the
28th
day
of
November
next,
the
undersigned
REX
BOWLING
CLUB
LIMITED
Intends
to
apply
to
tha
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
Club
Licence
In
respect
of
premises
situate
at
No.
221
Third
Avenue
West,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
(First
Floor),
upon
lands
described
as
Lots
45
and
46.
Block
34,
Section
1,
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
personal
consumption
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
so
purchased
to
Its
members
and
guests
for
consumption
on
the
Club
premises
In
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
DATED
this
27th
day
of
October,
1947,
REX
BOWLINO
CLUB
LIMITED.
,
(278)
KINSMEN
PRAISED
Hallowe'en
Activity
Was
Almost
Too
Successful
Full
Program
at
Meetlnij
The
Hallowe'en
fires
of
the
Kinsmen
were
bright
spots
In
a
night
that
has
often
been
darkened
by
acts
of
vandalism,
de
clared
S.
Cheeseman,
guest
speaker
at
the
regular
dinner
meeting
of
th
Kinsmen
Club
held
Wednesday
night
In
the
Civic
Centre.
As
an
educator,
the
speaker
felt
he
and
the
Kinsmen
had
at
least
one
thing
in
commonInterest
In
the
welfare
of
the
youth
of
the
community.
He
expressed
his
appreciation
of
the
way
the
club
carried
out
their
programs
that
effected
the
schools
and
had
one
criticism,
Rivalry
was
keen
between
the
schools
during
some
of
the
selling
campaigns
that
Ill-feel-lngs
sometimes
developed.
For
the
Kinsmen's
efforts
In
arranging
the
children's
program
on
May
24,
the
speaker
had
high
praise
and
was
equally
Impressed
with
other
club
Projects,
particularly
the
Kiddles'
Kamp.
He
said
he
had
met
many
of
the
Kinsmen
as
Individuals
but
until
now
he
had
not
been
aware
that
Prince
Rupert
had
such
an
energetic
group
working
for
the
welfare
of
the
community
Another
Interesting
feature
of
last
night's
meeting
was
a
showing
of
colored
films
by
B.
F
Eyolfson
who
with
pictures
and,
the
occasional
comment
gave
the
audience
an
Inside
look
at
the
life
of
a
fisherman.
The
beauty
of
sunrises
and
sunset?,
the
fury
of
storm-lashed
Hecate
Straits,
landing
of
salmon,
unusual
features
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
were
depicted
in
natural
color.
Mr.
Eyolfson's
most
valued
sequence
is
that
of
fur
seal
attempting
to
steal
't
salmon
from
the
fisherman's
line.
W.
F.
Manning's
address
on
his
txparlences
Hn
the
Yukon
held
the
interest
of
all
and
tha
club
members
hope
they
will
hear
more
from
their
fellow
Kinsman
in
the
future.
'
jl'rince
George
Kinsman
Visitor
Ronald
Barber,
charter
mem-Iber
of
the
Prince
George
Klns-imen
Club,
was
a
guest
at
last
night's
meeting
and
brought
greetings
of
that
club.
The
next
big
project
of
the
Prince
George
Kinsmen
will
be
a
dog
derby,
he
said,
and
life
magazine
has
In-
!
dicated
a
deelrc
to
have
a
photo
j
grapher
on
the
Job
when
the
j
event
Is
held
In
February.
J
Among
the
guests
of
the
club
I
were
T.
O.,
Bateman,
Joseph
jGoscoe,
S.
A.
Cheeseman
and
J
Father
Carrol,
representing
four
of
the
cityschools.
President
R.
O.
Moore,
on
behalf
6f
the
Kins
men,
thanked
them
for
the
efforts
of
the
schools
had
put
into
the
sale
of
Hallowe'en
shcli-
out
tickets.
Each
representative
was
then
presented
with
a
check
representing
their
schools
commission
on
tlckt
sales.
(During
the
tousinctss
(session
j
SINGER
:
?
Immediate
delivery
of
new
'
'
a
treadle
and
electric
sewing
(1
4
machines
in
I'rluce
Rupert
,
,
4
.
and
district.
1
1
singer
Scwinjf
Machine
Co.
T
Phone
864
Prince
Rupert
'
1
OUR
GREASE
JOBS
ill
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
IN
TOP
CONDITION
.
.
.
DRIVE
IN
TODAVt
Dan's
Service
Station
McBride
Street
Green
605
Margaret
McLeod
Optometrist
AT
MANSONS
Jewellers
522
Third
Ave.
Phone
Green
324
for
appoint
ments
Shows
at
7
p.m,
and
9:05
p.m,
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favorite:
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in
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gave
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brief
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Rupert
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as
stage
manager.
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R-iCt
OUR
NEW
CHRISTMAS
Dresser
Sets
HAVE
ARRIVED
Beautiful
(iold
Colored
COMB,
BRUSH
AND
MIR
ROR
SETS
iji'JU.OO
to
J'J70
One
very
special
nine-piece
golden
set
with
tht
coronation
crown
applied
to
the
bark
of
each
pirn
makes
an
appropriate
cift
for
this
Royal
Weddinj
year.
Sterling
silver
COMB,
BRUSH
AM)
MIIIKOR
SHS
beautifully
ensrated,
in
satin-lined
cases,
Priced
a;
M.(
to
S-m.IHI
Also
a
fine
assortment
of
thrre-piecc
sets
for
little
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rroni
fr.."0
to
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DOLLS
518
Third
Ave.
West
Thinking
of
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.
AT
THE
VARIETY
STORE
color!
Our
attractive,
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dolls
are
a
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with
younsiers.
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will
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season
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the
finest
selection
u
dolls
on
clispia
1
with
sleeping
eyes,
movable
arm
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hail
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cnnrtlv
dressed!
tUH.1
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at
prices
to
suit
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purse.
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CAMERAS
Red
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Christ
Wc
have
just
received
a
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