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Wallace's Department Store

RE - ROOF NOW

Your Roof May Not Last Through Another Year

We will give your free estimates on re-rooting

A Dignified Budget Payment ®
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Phone 909 ) Ist Ave. West P.O. Box 721 e capital

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worked or the Deps artment of
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE — enero:

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th, at 2:00 p.m. Sharp had resided here as a

 

 

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Walnut Bedroom Suite—
filled mattress

bed with spring and spring-

dresser with round mirror and 6-drawer
highboy; additional walnut dresser with mirror

Metal Bed size, complete

}-Drawer Chest with mirror

One Victor, 16-tube Radio ‘

On tube Radio—Mahogany

One 6-tube Radio .

One Set Beoks of Knowledge, with shelf Kigh t bi g me?

Tw an standard and one table, with shades

. including

—treadle, good condition
e—Buffet, Table and 6 Chairs—
acked 2 2 arm chairs with leather seats
i Chesterfield Chair
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1” Prince Rupert on

Fire Screer
Walni Cellaret—ilarge size
Madern Coffee Table—new
Desk—beautiful walnut finish—unique design
tug ith rug cushion, 9° x 10'6"—all-weel Rroadioom.,
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3-Drawer Chest and Toy Cabinet, both attractively painted the Rotary Club-lunciedy ing
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Kitchen Table and 4 Chairs—natural finish c venue carrying . his

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Pot Pan Dishe Bedding, etce., ete.

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By BOB THOMAS

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HALE. Cheshire, f

uilder Philip Oakes claims
} for £650 by erecting a shell NEW PLASTIC
Gravely,| Metal sheets olned Dy Silidin
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. the Jap- | broken. brick tones and rubbit
corrected | can be ured Into the cavities

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BY THE YARD ORTILE...
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Alway keeping an eye opeH
for.,Canada's interests, he. once
manage to ‘sel! some’ Canadian
railway ties to a Caled busi-
taking to a
questioning
new position
arview here
t oldest
the Commonwealth has, and
think the peninsula is going

It's new, it saves work, it offers you more beauty,

That's FLOR-EVER, the non-porous plastic, into whidt
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with muth less cleaning, waxing or washing

 

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AUCTIONEER
Phone Black 846 and Red 127

GUARANTEED

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A Good Place to Bu y-—F rter Century
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GET READY KIDS

For the Trades and Labor Council

LABOR DAY

IT PAYS
TO ADVERTISE

 

 

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again, because its outstanding quality
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DANCE Tonight

Legion Auditorium

10 Everybody Welcome
SION $1.00

SPORTS

Monday, Sept. 1, starting at [:3)

Special Bus Leaves Seal Cove
at 12:30 p.m. for Roosevelt Park

@ FREE ICE CREAM FOR THE CHILDRIM
FN |
@ BIKE RACES—TRACK and FIELD FY

GOOD PRIZES

If raining to be held in Civic Cente

Moder: Old Time Danci:

 

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at 7 p.m. on Second Ave

BIG DANCE

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AT CIVIC CENTRE— STARTING I:
MUSIC BY THE WESTERNA'R
Admission $1.00

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