IS
Prince,
HjipcrfcDflfJft
Jcuist
Thursday,
Nowmixr
19,
194?-
SALADA
TE
A
B
AB
5
ORME
STUART
To,
Head
Gyro,
Club.
During
Gaming,
Y,ear
Nominations
Yesterday
the
Hallowe'en
hoedown
netted
over
$220.
BOTTLE-FED
BABIES
uue
ooweis
ciowiy.
ftiouier
a
nunc
fiat
a
natural
,
laxative
effect
which
helps
take
cart
...
1...
I.
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I
T
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.
L
'
-
.
'
"baby
often
irets
f
retty,
feverish
and
suffers
"dzaar
izaar
,
HEINZ
CATSUP
CUT
GREEN
BEAN'S
Garden.
Gale,
Choice,
20ru.
TOMAT.Q
JUICE
Libby's,
20-oz.
'
'
IIII'O
LITE
CAKE
FROSTING
.
GRATEFUL
FOR
FOOD
PARCELS.
Grateful
letters
from
Britons
who
received
food
parcels
from
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
1
Order.
Daushters
of
.the
EmDire.
Ormc
G;
Stuart
was
the-
only
j.were
read
at
the
to0nthiy
meet.
nominee
for
president
pf
the
(
lng
of
tne
chapter
at
the
homJ
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
when
Mrs
E
w
Becker
on
Tues.
nominations
for
1948
officers
Tne
members
were
deeply
were
received
at
the
monthly
impressed
by
the
letters
which
.bv
.lness
luncheon
of
the
club
came
from
young
widows
with
yesterday.
E.
D.
Forward
was
smail
children
and
elderly
,
the
only
nominee
for
secretary,
people
whose
expressions
of
and
M,
G.
Brydges
for
treasurer
thanks
were
very
warm.
'
r
or
tnree
places
on
tne
execu
t!vp
J.
?
Lindsay,
W.
M.
Watts,
.Rcbert
McKay,
George
Murray,
W.
J.
Scott,
Allan
Armstrong,
and
Rcbert
Parker
were
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham,
treasurer,
accepted
donations
from
members
to
assist
In
purchasing
the
Canadian.
I.OJQ.E.
wedding
gift
to
Princess
Elizabeth,
which
is
to
be
an
ermine
wraD.
Monev
be-1
rteporuns
on
tne
recent
Ap-jy0nd
the
quota
for
that
present
pie
Day,
W,
M,
Watts
announ-
Will
be
used
to
send
food
parcels
ced.
proceeds
for
the
playground.,
to
the
people
of
Britain
which
fund,
totalling
$25550
while,
also
will
be
in
the
form
of
a
wed-
ding
gift
to
the
princess.
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby
urged
members
to-
continue
knittine
MINERAL
SOURCE
squares
for
afghans
and
there
Milk
is
the
best-known
single'
aiso.was
an
arjDeal
for
continued
source
of
calcium
and
riboflavin,
activity
in
the
collection
of
stamps
for
veterans
in
Shaugh-
nessy
Military
Hospital,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
chapter
regent,
urged
the
members
to
use
their
ballots
in
the
civic
elec-
I
lions
wisely
to,
encourage
good
If
your
baby
is
boUlc-fed.
be
rare
to
watch
City
government.
i
The
meeting
laid
plans
for
a
which
is
to
be
held
on'
constipaUon
and
upset
stomach.
Let
Baby's
Novpmhpr
OVBmUer
10
15,1
FnllnuHnir
.11OWing
I
tne
h
p
Own
TsWeU
help
you
keep
baby-a
bowels.
on
schedule
sweeten
opset
stomach-relieve,
business
meeting,
a
Social
period
feverishness
and
teething
troubles.
Na
.
,
.
.
,
.
,
-sleepy"
stuff
-
no
duiiin
effect.
Easily,
was
enjoyed
during
which
re-
c
rushed
to.
a
powdtt.
if
desired.
Don't
let
frpqhmpntt:
ii-prA
prvnrl
Viw
tVi
iiimenis
were
served
tne
bib
ini.rir.t
iiiirt
n.n
Tikw.'
rjy
todjMr,.2Jt'.,
hostess.
2kts.
27c
buttle
VEGETABLE
SOUP
Q
9
MYSORE
COFFEE
pound
McINTOSH
APPLES
CEES5
jj0X
843
33C
53c
2.
tins
31c
4
.,,
49c
29c
$2.99
OKAN
AGAIN
ONIONS
Offc
No-
1
4
poiindi
lv
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1
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425c;
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to
change)
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Tony
tne
rvoubaaor
4:15
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and
Interlude
4:30
Especially
For
You
4:45
Timothy
and
the
Rabbits
5:00
Alan
and
Me,
Tor.
5:3&V-Hawaiian
Melodies
5;
45
Platter
Parade
6:00
People
Ask
6:15
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Martin's
Orch.
6:30
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Edward
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6:45
Recorceu
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7:00
CBC
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7:15
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Round-up
7:30
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8:00
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8:15
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8:30
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9:00
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9:30
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10:00
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'0:10
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10:
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10:30
Music
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the
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10:55
Musical
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11
:00
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and
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FRIDAY
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7:30
Musical
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8:00
CBC
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8:15
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Song
8:30
Music
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8:45
Little
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9:00
BBC
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9:15-Morning
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9:30
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9:53
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.10:00-Mornlng
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10:15
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10:30
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10:45
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11:00
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11.31
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11:33
Recorded
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11:45
Ethel
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12:00
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12:25
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12:30
B.C.
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12:55
Recorded
1:00
The
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Horn
1
:30
Afternoon
Recital
1:45
Women's
News
Commen.
1:48
Needle
Pointers
2:00
National
School
Bdcst.
2:30
Songe
to
Remember
2:45
Don
Messer
and
Islandera
3:00
Varieties
in
Music
3:15
Spotlight
Star
3:20
Art
Van
Damme
Quartet
3:30
Divertimento
1:45--BBC
New
The
Experts
Say
By
KAY
HEX.
Cunal!rti
Press
Stuff
Writer
FRAMING.
PICTURES
Pleased
as
you
may
be
wit"
that
newly-acquired
painting.
if
you
want
the
neighbors
to
admire
it,
make
sure
the
frame
Is
right.
'A
picture
may
be
good,
but
if
poorly
framed
it
nevor
will
b?
fairly
appreciated,"
said
an
of
ficial
of
the
National
Art
Gal-lejy.
"Hie
frame
should
not
pert
warned
against
hiding
theee
behind
glass
as
a
protective
measure
against
dust.
"Glass
casts
such
terrible
reflections,"
he
said.
"The
observer
never
irets
the
opportunity
of
seeing
the
picture
from
th
proper
angle!
FUHNISHLNG
I'ltOM.KMS
Once
the
hard-to-get
apart
ment
has
been
found
the
new
j
housewife
will
have
furnishing
;
problems
on
her
hands.
If
sh.;'s
!
lcokin
for
furniture
shell
d!.v
wise
and
choose
from
the
plain
unornamented
styles.
Not,
only
are
they
easier
to
match,
but
they
don't
present
such
a
difficult
dustin?
Droblem.
In
the
simple
styles,
maj)le
and
bleached
mohoanv
harmonize
wll.
Walnut
goe;
with
dark
oak
maple
or
cherry.
Because
It
car
be
painted
to
harmonize
with
a
surroundimt
cokr
scheme
many
Canadian
householders
nowadays
are
buying
unfinished
furniture.
This
may
be
bleached,
stained
or
varnished,
brf.
for
palntinc
the
piece
should
be
made
of
birch
or
maple
to
bring
cut
the
best
results.
With
reasonable
care
good
furniture
-will
last
a
life-time.
Exmsivie
wood
should
n$t
b-'crt
near
hot-air
registers,
or
OVERWAITEA
LTD
RUPERT'S.
MOST
MODERN
FOOD
STORE
(
RICE
KRISPIES
Kelloge's
VARIETY
CEREAL
Kcllogg's
pkt.
GRADE
'A'
EGGS
Mediums
doze
DICED
BEETS
Aylmerr
Choke,
20-oz.
APPLE
JUICE
Kel,
20-oz.
ASPARAGUS
Tips
and
Ends,
Aylmer,
12-oz,
FRESH
PRODUCE
2u
2
ti
28c
57
,IAVEX
BLEACH
9
OCn
bottles
OVERWAITEA
TEA
I
JEST
pound
$1
23c
19c
25
TURNIPS
4-
25C
CABBAGE
2
j
IgC
SWEET
POTATOES
2
n
29C
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
ONE
WEEK
PHONE
7l
7
if..
Delivery
in
front,
of
orjen
windows.
Perhaps
a
piano
is
about
the
most
expensive
plec
of
furniture
in
the
average
Canadian,
household.
Aside
frcm.
caring:
for
its
appearance,
the
home-maker
should
remember
its
delicate
mechanism.
She
should;
take
care
never
to
put
a.
piano,
against
an
outside
wall
which
is
more
susceptible
to.
tcmpej-fl-ture
chan.se
than
th?
inside
walls.
j
ot
r.
nouse.
one
snyuia
atso
NP
a
sharp
"
eye
out
.fpr
mpths
ITS
SMART
TO
LOOK
SMART
ON
SKIS!
The
sloppy
gear
of
yesteryear
is
definitely
out
and
mats
just
reason
NYLON
one
why
ski
Jackets
will
take
to
the
ski
trails
come
Winter.
Warm-as-toast
Jackets
of
nylon
are
always
neat
...
feather
-
light
completely
windproof
wonderfully
durable!
Enthusiastic
professional
skiers
have
tested
and
approved
them
...found
them
practical
and
perr
leci.
jrranKiy,
i
ve
wasted
time
in
choosln?
mino
no
a
oeauiyi
smariiy
styled,
with
a
hood
to
keep
the
wind
from
my
cajs.
Take
my
tip
.
.
,
look
now
for
ski
Jackets
labelled
"Fabric
Made
of
C-J-L
Nylon
Yarn"..,
available
in
better
stores!
scrubbed
with
steel
wo$i
.irt.
wax.
The
wax
re.mw
I
I
t
I
i
dippka
vis
tJM
thai
thvUl
stains
and
leaver
fJoPr
jredy.f
or
polishing
.
.
.hereS
a
hand'palnted
shad
to
ce
cleaned
apply
waUppe.c4cank-In
the
native
way
as
you
wouf
,on
qaper,
Window
shade
also
may
bo
cleaned
by
this
method
An
iodine
stain
on
cotton
olotl-wlU:
disappear
if
it
WBt
with,
icold
water
and
held
before
un
,qpen
fire.
CLAGARY.
Alta
F.ot,
the
flrst:
time
in
the,
hlstorys
of
Alberta,
the
sale
of
motor,
licences
has.
passed
'
the
100.000
mark.
0mw
attention
to
Itself
.
.
.the!
hlfih
too
anxlous
tQ
eat
IIntl,
,n
n.
7
.
"T.
J
patnung--wii6th.scneor.por-
lhelr
WAy
thr0ugh
,hc
f6lt
bmr
ur.
markers,
the
Calgary
issu-trait
is
what
should
first
con-
......
j.
.u.
......
.
I.
...
'
...
.
...
.
,
..
mers
uisjup
ue
uisi.wiiiwtn
mg
oiuce
was
wnnoui
plates
lor
front
the
observers
'
1
?
eye.
r.Trt5RHfi.n
HTinsHn.
,m
i,
.u.
,
modem
frames
on
dd
pictures
axed
at
the
samo
tim;
if:
plying
for
addltlpnal
ones.
clothing
an
old
man,
or
an
old
j
woman,
in
the
dress
of
a
chilrJ.'
!
Clumsy
as
they
appeared,
the
heavy
ornate
frames
of
the
Vic
torian
era
suited
the
paintlncs
of
that
period
lust
as
well
?
simple
woaden
frames
suit
thf
j
pictures
of
today.
:
As
for
oil
paintings,
the
ex-
!
1
rBUYS
i
ahd
WHYS
by
1
A
wttkly.
aJrttt'alng.nJ
Inlttmttitn
HfWc
for
today's
woman
1
1
MONTREAL
Nov.
13th
Good
news
for
book,
lovers!
,
.
.
here
are
books
you've
always
wonted
to
own
.
.
.
books
to
read
and
reread
.
.
.
contemporary
classics
such
as
Winston
Churchill's
"MY
EARLY
LIFE
"Stephen
Leacock
s
"SUNSHINE
SKETCHES
OF
A
LITTLE.
TOWN
"
beautifully
and
uniformly
bound
for
you,
by
Tiie
Reprint
Society
of
Canado
Limited.
Don't
miss
this
golden
opportunity
to
fill
your
bookshelves
with
a
wealth
of
GOOD
BOOKS
at
very
little
cost...
a
book-a-montn
for
51.50
postage
Included.'
For
your
Membership
Card
and
more
good
news
about
this
important
all-Canadian
book-club,
simply
write
io
me
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St,
Montreal,
P.Q.I
THERE'S
NO
DOUBT
ABOUT
IT)...
food
with
"Appetite
Appeal"
.
.
.
food
that
looks
every
bit
as
good
as
it
tastes
.
.
.
makes
for
mealtime
success.
That's
why
gorgeous-looking
JELL-0
salads
and
desserts
have
such
a
high
Popularity
Rating
with
good
cooks
and
their
loiyl
.families.
And
JELL-O
dishes
are
so
very
easy
to
prepare!
Dissolve
JELL-O
in
hot
water.
Add
fruit
or
vegetables
if
desired.
Chill...
and
serve
in
any
one
of
a
number
of
beautiful
ways!
There
are
grand
recipes
on
eve
y
packaga
of
JELL-O
...
so
take
my
tip
put
JELL-O
at
the
top
of
your
shopping
list
to-morrowj
ENTERTAIN
IN
O
THOUGHT,...
Now
that
it's
'party
time
youll
want
to
polish
up
your
reputation
as
a
happy
-thought
hostess.
A
ptaHaaA
titer.
gestion
is
the
recipe
for
Winona
Punch
right
on
the
label
of
E.
D.
SMITH'S
PURE
GRAPE
JUICE.
And
that's
just
one
of
several
taste-tempting
recipes
on
the
bottle.
Remember
too
that
this
full
strength
grape
Juice
is
a
healthful
round-the-clock
appetizer
for
breakfast,
lunch,
dinner
and
with
between-meal
snacks.
As
for
quality
Wll!
it's
a
product-
ofMhe
maker
of
E.
D.
SMITH'S
PURE
JAMS.
JELLIES
and
MARMALADES,
long
famous
for
their
fruit-ull
flavor!
That
means
you
can
buy
it
with
confidence.
EVERYONE'S
TA
L
K
I
N
G
ABOUT
the
new
VINY-LITE
Plastic
upholstery
materials
that
clean
with
the
swish
of
a
damp
cloth!
Just
think!...
furniture
for
ever
new
and
beautiful!
These
superb
VINYLITE
Plastics
wear
so
well
withstand
any
amount
of
scratching
and
scuffing.
Their
handsome
colours
are
applied-to
stay!
on
the
inside
surface
of
the
plastic
simply
won't
fade,
rub
or
wear
off.
Truly,
these
magical
materials
are
every,
homemaker's
dream
-come-true
.
.
.
here
at
last
the
way
you
like
your
furniture
to
look!
t
WHEN
II
A
BY
LOOKS
LIKE
A
WISE
LITTLE
OWI.
.
.
.
chances
are
he's
thinking
deep
thoughts
about
what
makes
HEINZ
Strained
Baby.
Foods
so
good!
They're
vacuum-sealed
.
.
.
and
they're
so
easy
for
him
to
digest!
And
after
his
first
birthday,
when
his
diet
is
varied
by
HEINZ
Junior
Foods
.
.
.
hell
be
starry-eyed
about
those
de.
licious
chopped
and
diced
vegetables
the
three
desserts
and
the
complete
Vegetable
Beef
Dinner!
Yes.
HEINZ
Junior
Food
are
back
again!
Put
them
at
the
top
of
your
shopping
list
...and
for
your
free
copy
ot
"Your
Baby's
Diet",
simply,
write
to
me,
Barbara
Brent,
1111
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
e
IT.MINI.NE
FIRST
in
this
new
trend
to
a
curve-conscious
Victorian
figure
is,
ot
course,
a
brassiere
that
never
lets
you
down...
one
that
supports
the
bosom
into
a
rounded,
gently
moulded
contour.
That's
when
it
pays
fashioo
dividends
to
specify
a
"
PERMA
LIFT"
Brassiere!
There's
a
soft,
yet
firm,
cushion
inset
at
the
base
of
each
bra
cup
...
so
that
the
bust
is
graciously
and
gently
supported
from
bolow.
No
chance
fox
misfit...
for
"PERMA
LIFT"
Brassieres
come
with
A,
B
and
C
style
bra
cups
in
sizes
32
to
38.
Net
or
plain
fabric,
a
"PERMA
LIFT"
Brassiere
never
lets
you
down!
At
ypur
favourite
Department
Store
.
.
.
$1.85
to
$3.75.
CAN
YOU
IMAGINE'
n
ralndnrm
tMCtriP
.
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It
happens
all
the
time...
for
high
humidity
followed
u
a
suuuai
urup
in
icmperaiure
can
set
up
a
miniature
rainstorm
right
inside
the
tightest
watch
case,
bUCh
Conditions
Cause
thp
rnndnenflnn
n
A-
1i
of
moisture...
and
rust
begins
to
work
its
damage
on
cvih
me
nnesi
sieei
mainspring.
But
now,
at
last,
there's
.a
miracle
mainspring,
made
of
an
entirely
new
irL.l
,a?s0lute,y
refuses
to
rust!
Developed
exclusively
for
lu,11"
waicnes,
us
called
the
DuraPower
Mainspring
...
and
is
the
V
v.
.uT
,
i
"nmaKing
advance
in
over
200
years!
Soon
we
ll
all
be
thinking
of
Christmas
gifts.
And
If
you're
planning
to
give
-that
special
someone
a
watch,
take
my
tip...
insist
on
an
ELGIN.
.
for
only
ELGIN
Watches,
including
Lord
and
Lady
Eigina
nr.d
X.1B.U
uetuw,
nave
tnis
UuraPower
Mainspring
...
and
at
NO
TAKFi
TIME
OUT
from
your
kitchen
chores
to
relax
and
sip
a
bottle
ot
delicious
7-Up!
Homework
goca
much
faster
this
way,
for
you
return
to
It
refreshed
and
ready
for
come.wliRt.
may,
7-Up,
you
see,
Is
the
"Fresh
Up"...
fairly
bubbling
over
with
good
cheer
and
good
taste.
You'll
like
its
luscious
lemon-lime
flavourthe
way
it
makes
your
mouth
feel
.fresh
and
cool!
Make
7Up
a
family
affair
your
children
will
love
it
in
their
milk
your
husband,
home
from
the
office,
will
enjoy
a
bottle
of
sparkling
7-Up,
Order
your
lamuy
supply
at
any
store
dis
playing
the
cheeful
7-Up
signs!
WKfc
A
FULL
COOKIE
JAR?
...
here's
a
recipe
for
Brownies
with
results
always
delicious!
.
.
v
BROWNIES,
Temp.:
350'
F.
Tmf
.
35
mnu(M
13
cup
butter
H
cup
sugar
cup
Crown
Brand
Corn
Syrup
1
large
or
2
small
eggs,
well
beaten
2
(1-oz.)
squares
unsweetened
chocolate,
melted
74
vup
sitiea
pasiry
nour
1
tablespoon
Benson's
or
Canada
Corn
Starch
mix
well;
add
weJWfted.
dry
ilttredients.
and.
beat
smooth,
stir
minutes,
n
Cut
ln
?
squares
and
ba?.
while
ln
warm,
moderate,
oven
(350
F.)
for
sal
J3'
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UTILE;
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KUM,B(IM.
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Itaitfries
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Cafe
i
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Awnuc
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Serve:
Sug
lasty
Food
Fine
Pastries
Quick
and
rrmrw
I'roprietor,
Phil
Tetrault
TERRACE
Transfer
Jaxi
Storage
WE
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ALL
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TO
ANY
POINT
IN
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DISTRICT
(II.
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