paos
rouu
I
TO
ENTERTAIN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
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VISITORS
FROM
VOO
RE
MOT
CONC
OOT
IN
THlb
l
(OMl'bEO
OIMTT
THAvT
I'D
tURE.
tee.
UMBRELLN
WE'VE
HAvO
I'VtL
HIM
HOW
AM
1
C4ONNA,
SOUTHERN
CITY
DO
i
.
T?
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tttt
Ill
WWi
Bcim
J7
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n
cm
vu,
MACCiF
Informal
Discussion
at
Board
of
Trade
Meeting
But
no
Bu'sl
ness
Done
Kilhor
discouraged
hy
the
crilifisms
levelled
at
lliem
at
the
puldic
meeting
tlin
previous
night
or
atlraoted
by
Hie
(iyro
hoodown
nl.
the
auditorium,
mem
lei
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
last
n
if:
111.
failed
to
turn
out
In
numbers
sufficient,
to
form
a
iiuorum.
'Jhe
result
was
that
nd
nit-oflng
was
licld.
lnformallyl
some
of
those
present
discussed
what
might
he
done
In
enlerlain
members
the
-Vancouver
and
other
notith
oni
mainland
hoards
of
trade
on
the
occasion
of
their
visit
to
Prihi'o
Hubert
in
July.
It
seems
t
lint
Ihey
expect
to
arrive
here
on
the
(lanlena
on
Sunday,
July
ID,
and
to
leave
for
the
interior
on
Hie
Ifaiu
Tuesday
Worn
in
p.
That
would
give
all
day
Monday
lo
see
1'rihce
Hubert.
Among
the
suggestions
which
will
he
considered
hy
the
entertainment
com
mittee
will
lie
to
give
them
either
ii
luncheon
or
a
dinner
of
an
official
i
character
and
probably
a
',.
.
dance
in
the
evening
V
"?S,Hieir
the
ilnv
lliev
tni,irlil
.lm
fnken
in
I
iinals
to
see
the
Gold
Storage!
jdanl,
Shawallnns
Lake
and'
Ilulze
Rapids,
.Mctlakatla
Indian
village
and
Ihe
Salt
Lake.
The
proposal
to
erect
large
signs
at
Ihe
Canadian
National
and
Provincial
government
docks
to
let
lourisls
and
oilier
isitors
know
what
is
to
be
seen
here,
will
be
left
over
until
it
is
known
what
money
is
available
for
publicity
purposes.
?
APPEAL
MADE
AGAINST
FIRE
District
Forester
Shows
Need
of
J
Care
and
Value
of
Conserva-
tlon
s
I.
f.f!IWitTs1rjelJr(oret-Ser,
writes
Ihe
Dally
News
fh
frejrarrt
lo
fire
prevent
ion
iH
'
y
Jfoilnws:
"
(KditorOaily
News:
I
Tbe.'fjVe
.months
.beginning
fviay
I
vind
endftig
Heplenrber
30
lire
riesignaled
liy
.
sin
I
trie
as
the
I
J"i
tA
ft
1A
L'niir
nil
In
Ik
it
III.
I.
nlumhia,
on
account
of
the
fact'
I
Jhal
lurinff
that
iktiohI.
Hip
haz-!f
nrd
of
deslructive
forest
fires
is.
ttreat.
Hach
year
throughout
the'
irnvince,
hundreds
or
forest
fires
are
started,
and
many
of
,
lhem
cause,
great
damage.
Iur-!wlln
.in
1JI2J,
2,17i
forest
fires
kv
juried
in
llritish
nnlumlliia,
of
reservist
in
the
Ilelgian
army
Which
nearlj,
90
per
cent
wereiwil"
"IP
ru,lk
lieutenant.
fanned
by
human
agencies,
and!
Nvere
llierernre
prevenlablc.
Dur-!
Muyor
Newlon
nnd
City
Clerk
.
.
..
.
.
t
.-
.t
n
a
-i
-
...in
i
.'!.
ing
tlie
past
ten
years.
13.808.
Jorpsl
fires
have
occurred
in
our'
irovinee,
ami
they
swept
over
nearly
four
million
.acres,
cnus-J
ing
rnftfrly
losses
of
millions
ht
dollars.
;
pearly
jiine
out
of
5'verj
ij-n
fore'sl
fires
are
the.
reV
sull
(if
e.-irele'ssness.
icnoraheft-
ir
neglect.
f.
In
view
of
our
dependence
up-fn
our
forest
resources
for
continued
prnsperily
.nnd
economic
well-being.,
the
nrevenlion.
de-
ieclion.;niul
control
of
forest
j
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Tires
are
questions
which
viliillyj'M'1-
n-
Oonald,
which
was
in
concern'
every
man,
woman
andtfr'"M
Vancouver
and
wnyporlson
cfiild
livin-r
in
llio
urnviiifP
lime
at
10.30
this
morninc.
'
i
ihe
anpnal
fire,
losses
in
Ihe
forests
of
Jlrilisb
Columbia
can
be
reduced
lo
very
small
proportions
If
every
one
of
us
will
lie
personally
careful
with
fire,
and
rgard--lhe
fire
menace
in
.Tnresltuexar.lly
as
we
now
do
in
tespeel
lo
fires
in
lowns
and
,ili'.
t
Will
ymprln
your
pari
In
pre-!
Vent
and
control
forest
Tires
dur
ing
1025?
'
HOTEL
ARRIVAL8
ii
Prince
Rupert
Bnmuel
Oourley,
Slewarl;
R.
A.
Onrman
and
.
.1.
Welch,
Mrs.
;,M,
II.
-Fnsler
ind
W.
F.
Marlin,
.Yancnuver;
C.
A.
Procunier,
fittn-;!tieyside;
C.
A.
Ilnullon,
Montreal;
"Slnnley
Chambers,
Kdmonlnn;
A.
Wallace,
Toronto;
fl.
K.
Reely,
,Senlllei.I.
M.
Walley,
Kelchiknn;
J.
P,
Kggleshaw,"
TerraCe;
Nels
1
TliOmpVon,
t'aclfif.;
C.
11.
Flewin
i-nnd
P.
itrenlzen,
Wark
Channel;
A.
M.
Klpp,
Port
Kssinglon.
i-
'
.Central
1'
LOarrin,
F.
Pnggnn
and
W.
Baylor,''
C;N.R.;
A.
L.
Skinner,
Shushartie
flay;
fieorge
A.
Am-1
of;brose.
Vancouver:
i.
II.
Tycho
nnd
L.
flriflin,
Hmllhers.
j
The
Man
in
the
Moon
n
.
YS:-
t
j
A
IIHIK
lown
Is
a
place
where'
every
person
accuses
his
neigh-
,
bur
of
grafl.
I
I
WAS
rather
struck
on
the
.idea
or
a
vegetarian
diet
until
Ii
remembered
that
elephants
.were
j
vegetarians
and
so
were
hogs
in!
wild
stale.
IF
limes
keen
on
like
they
have
been
reccnlly
I
fear
I
shall
either
have
lo
skip
paying
my
lakes
or
imitate,
'the
DottkKobors.
llllltir
lnt
Ihe,
mayor
And
Ids
t-ouncil
so
cjever,
Talking
at
meetings
On
Mondays
as
ever.
Here's
In
the
fishermen-
iMy'liig
Ihefr
irarle:
I'd
hale
lo
live
this
year
On
What
lliey
have
made.
Here's
lo
Ihe
gyros,
'
Whose
hoodown
last
night,
Was
declared
by
the
girls-
To
be
"just
out
or
sighl."
And
here's
tn
the
men-Amt
the
women
I
know
Who
are
ready
lo
help
Wherever
Ihey
go.
Yes.
here
is
success
Tn
the
children's
wanl
drive
Oive
a
dollar
or
two
Or
say,
"make
il
five."
nr
-V
k
l
en
i
ears
jgo
in,
Prince
Rupert
',''"'n
-'Hart
will
leave
Ihis
flvening
for
Victoria
where
lie
wl"
rr-orl
lo
Ihe
Ilelgian
consul
n
v"'w
"
proceeding
lo
the
lwml
on
aclive
service.
He
is
win
leave
lonigni
r,,v
Vancouver
wheie
ihey
will
sign
an
issue
of
treasury
per-lifieiles
now
being
prinled.
llarold
Nelson,
son
.
of
J.
Nelson,
Kigb
I
h
Avenue
Kiist,
was
'drnwiied
nl
..Mellakaila
yeslAr-Vla'v
nflernoon
while
i"JnyJn'gUi0-l
-
I)
rafl.
He
was
12
years
of
age.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
.
-
'brought
muring
her
passenger
Ihe
following:
,
For
Prince
Rupert
,1.
M.'.Rae,
Mrs.
lligginson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
H
MeI.eod
and
daughler,
Harry
T-
flodley,
J.
Woslenholine,
Mr
Hlchards,
C
R.
Robb.
Mr.
Mc-
Cullocli.
M.
Lawric.
W.
C.
Ar-
nell,
Miss
I.
lloughen.
Nick
Our
1
prince
(fcorge
"Ij
S
In
Centre
of
Shopping
S
and
Business
District
8
M
BUKUfUiAN
PLM
K
B
S.
WINWHT
IHOMTSON.
MAN
O.
DIR.
g
AGONIZING
RHEUMATISM
OF
5
YEARS
STANDING
COMPLETELY
RELIEVED
BY
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
MK.
JAMES
D08S0N
"Be
good
enough
to
publish
for
the
information
of
Ithrun-atism
feufferers
how
"Fruit-a-tives"
relieved
my
Rheumatism
which
had
at
least
fire
years'
standinc.
The
trouble
was
in
my
right
hip
and
shoulder;
the
pain
almost
unendurable.
This
kept
up
until
I
started
to
take
"Fruit-a-tires".
After
a
continuous
treatment
for"
about
six
months,
I
am
now
in
first-class
condition.
This,
I
attribute
to
my
persistent
use
of
"Fruit-a-tiTe."
The
above
is
the
letter
which
Mr.
Jamts
Dobsou
of
Bronte,
OnU,
wrote
after
tryins
the
wonderful
Fruit
Treatment
"Fruit-a-tives"
which
consists
of
intensified
fruit
juices
combined
with
tnie.
If
you
suffer
with
Rheumatism,
"Fruit-a-tires"
will
make
you
well
and
keep
you
well
25c
and
50c
at
dealers.
vicli,
Miss
Mary
Carter,
'
Mr.
Williams,
Mr.
Alworlh,
Miss
Vio
let
Cameron,
J.
M.
Merc.f.
r,
C.
I).
Howe,
Miss
Stewart,
K.
Hanson,
Mrs.
C.
Nickel,
M.
1'.
MeCalTery,
Olier
Hesner,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Over-
mil.
For
Slewarl
W.
Cool-son,
Mr.
Skinner,
A.
Melville,
II.
C.
Hi-own,
Alex.
Moore,
K.
Irwin,
A.
Hurde-
kin,
S.
F.
Kuighl,
J.
Wilson,
Mrs.
Larson,
Major
C.
Jl.
Norlh,
H.
.
W.
McOougall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hulger,
Mr.
Helmick,
N.
McDon
ald,
Mrs.
1.
I.ervig,
.1.
Frank
llreeze,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Mellor,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Creighlon.
Mr.
Howard,
Pal
Keys
and
L.
C.
J
avis.
'
Fnr
TelkwaH'.
H.
Phillips.
For
I'd
it
ce
Yienrge
Col.
llen-
nell,
Fnr
Iiivernes--ll.
W.
Cham
bers.
ANNUAL
MEETING
Ben
Self
Is
Elected
President
Hoped
to
Have
League
Started
by
End
of
May
1
The
nnnunl
meet
Ins
of
Ihe
Prince
Rnperl
Haseball
Associa
lion
was
held
last
night
in
the
City
Hall,
V.
I).
Vance,
the
re
tiring
president,
occupying
the
chair
ami
Sydney
ItaZeltlnnes
acting
.us
secretary.
Orricers
for
the
year
were
elected
as
follows:
Honorary
president,
.T.
II
'
'
Pillsbury.
.
President,
lien
Self.
Vlce-prcsldenl,
Jack
Judge.
Secrelary
-
treasurer,
Hnrry
Ilreen.
The
report
of
Hie
serfelary-
tiensurer
sliowed
a
balance
on
hainr
from
lasl
year's
operations
of
71.o8.
A
meeliOg
of
delegates
Is
being
called
or
May
H.
Knl,rbs
are
to
be
in
by
Mini
lime
and
definite
plans
for
I
lie,
season
will
be
formulated.
II,
is
Imped
to
gel
a
league
under
way
'by
lliu
end
of
May.
Vi
J.
I
I'M!1!
illl
fi-j!l.-ili-!
yglj
Ill
llgi
i
Sport
Chat
f
j
Canadian
cities
invested
431
j
t'.t
i
.-.'it
in
public
recreation
dur-l
iufi
lltil,
according
lo
the
i'lay-
ground
and
llet-realion
Associa-iiini
of
America,
which
has
just
!
issued
its
Year
Hook
if
recfea-llion
stalislics.
This
sunv,
re-i
ported
by
fifteen
cilies
in
j
eiigh!
provinces,
is
three
limes
:
as
much
as
Ihe
expenditure
reported
for
this
purpose
by
Canadian
cilies
ten
years
ago.
1leli-suns
for
inert-using
niunieipnl
:
iiivustment
in
recreation
are
its
jreiu
ns
in
child
safely,
charuc-ier
buildig,
public
health
and
J
::ore
liveable
cities,
slates
Ihe
.
Vear
Hook.
The
lolal
numlier
f
i.anadlau
playgrounds
ami
.creation
centers
open
under
leadei-shiji
was
reported
ns
2H1'.
ix
hundrwl
and
ninly-four
rained
leaders
were
employed
lo
iree-l
public
play
antivilies
dur-ng
the
year.
'
Seven
cilies
of
Canada
am
aainlaiiiiiig
u.uuicipal
goir
nurses,
according
lo
their
.oris,
opening
opporlunily
lie
heallh-giving
game
to
all
heir
citizens.
Seenly-six
alh
el
if
(
fields
atnl
I(i7
lennis
courts
re
also
among
the
public
re-
realion
facilities
listed.
Th
Canadian
cities
sending
reports
for
Ihe
Year
Hook
were
I.elli-
irilge,
Vancouver,
Winnipeg,
St.
ilin.
Sydney,
Ilamillon,
London,
Ottawa.
Peterborough,
Stratford,
loronln,
Windsiir,
Monlreal,
.luebec
and
llegina.
Aiming
the
fr
real
inn
aclivilies
Ihey
are
rovidlng
under
leadershiii
are
winter
sporLi,
community
music.
Iramalics
and
pagennlrj'.
rrafls-iiansliip,
industrial
alhlelies
and
hiking.
The
people
of
Syd
ney,
N.S.,
lasl
year,
enjoyed
a
argv
park,
donated
for
play
ground
purposes
hy
Ihe
tlrilish
F.iniilre
SI
eel
Co.
I.ethliridge
has
i
park
tif
severnl
acres,
located
ulside
Ihe
cily
and
containing
an
artificial
lake
and
bnthiug:
leach,
a
uiunicipnl
golf
course.
:i
baseball
diamond,
a
camp
for
aulonmibile
lourisls
and
a
child
ren's
ninygroiind.
Ouebec
reported
an
agnrregale
tllendance
at
ls
six
playgrounds
luring
Ihe
summer
of
1021
-if
;.r-,fl00
children
and
iarenls.
I'lie
l-aygronnils
Oimmiltrc
of
0J,-
bec
has
recently
hid
Iranslnleil
into
Fienchi
for
ij.s.
ie
'
among
French
cjHzens
'a
jiumhi'r,
)tif.
tlie
slogans
jaiiil
.eWWreni)T'tr)i;p!ir'1
by
'Ihe
Playground,
and
Itrcr.'i-
fion
Association
of
America,
(n
I
heir
Fnglish
form
Ihese
sloifeus
have
been
used
extensively
h
cities
or
Ihe
Fniled
Stales
In
further
popular
education
as
lo
the
need
for
public
recr-'nlinti.
The
total
l!l2i
expendllure
for
pub'ic
recrealion
in
Hie
Fniled
Stair
and
Canada
was
SO.nr.l'.ririH,,
nc-eording
lo
tiie
reporls
of
71
1
"Hies.
This
exceeded
lh
lolal
l!V3
e.xi)eniiures
by
more
II
an
six
million
dollars.
FOOTBALL
LINE-UPS
The
Sons
of
F.rigland
will
line
op
Mie
following
lenm
for
(lie
opening
football
game
of
tin
season
wilh
(lie
Oreal
War
Vol.
erans
fin
Monday
evening:
W.
I.ambie;
I).
Katiibie
and
R.
Howe;
'.
I'.
linker,
A.
Hales
and
F.
Umlgkinsoii;
J.
Cninenm,
O.
Hanson,
.1.
Johnson,
A.
Iiickens
and
.1.
Farrpilmr.
The
O.W.V.A.
will
field
Iho
following
lenm:
Oawlhore;
Mack
nl
Vie
MenEi'e.;
fieorge
Mit
i
hell.
Hoy
nnd
llalfour;
Russell,
Harlon,
llnrwond,
honaldsoii
and
r.rskine;
reserves.
Kehcli,
finch
rane,
Hryce
and
Aslorla.
C
K.
Rnbh
nrrlvcd
from
Van
couver
nn
Ihe
Prince
Rupevl
f
III
morning.
He
Is
In
join
Ihe
staff
of
ihe
C.N.R.
clly
tlckit
olllce.
jlii
'
r""
j
1
1
ii
ii
Wanted
For
Sale
ForRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTS
SI'Al.KD
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Ollicer
Commanding,
H.C.P.
Police,
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
for
the
purchase
of
Ihe
launch
"Adanae,"
(length
if)
feel).
Knvelopes
lo
he
mark
-ed
"lender."
Highest
or
any
lender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Tenders
will
be
opened
May
0,
1925,
at
noon.
108
flASHOAT
wanted.
Must
be
cheap
for
cash.
Apply
Hot
14
fl,
Iially
News
olllce.
Hi5
WANTK1
).
Second
hand
logging
jack.
Apply
Hox
2
1(1,
haily
News
011ic
JOT,
nilNF.RAt.
Servaill
Wniile,!.
Aji
ply
Mrs.
F.
Mell.
Young.
WANTF.D.
House
or
garden
work.
Phone
Red
108.
HI
WANTF.O.
-
Help
Wanted.
In
lander.
If
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALK
al
Terrace,
H.C,
Ten
acres
of
land
Hghl
in
town
opposite
the
school
and
righl
up
to
Ihe
railway
track.
A
good
location
for
a
cold
storage
or
a
wholesale
hniir
as
Terrace
is
Ihe
natural
filling
out
place
for
I.akelse
Lake.
Don't
overlook
this
lol.
Price
$700.00.
A.
C'
Little,
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
106
FOR
BALK.
llnlel,
with
realaur-
ii
n
I
and
pool
hall
in
winucc-lion.
Cheap
rent
and
good
lease.
Apply
or
write
A.
K.
Henderson,
Hums
Lake,
H.C.
FOR
SAI.n.
lleauliful
Daven
port
bed
and
gramophone.
Apply
nfler
fl
p.m.
to
115
Sixth
Avenue
West,
above
laundry.
101
TO
RENT
TO
RKNT.
Modern
house,
com-
plelely
furnished.
$30.00
Ap-ply
!.
P.
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
IinUHF.
In
Rent.
Three
apart
ments,
Corner
liacoii
and
Tenlh.
Phnwe
078.
10C
ROOMS
lo
rent
Federal
block.
0.
P.
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
If
FOR
RF.NT.
Clapp
nparlmenl
vK
'nt"tihav;r
Hro".'-
.
'
If
BOARD
HOARD
and
Jloom,
or
hoard
only
443
Fifth
Avenue-Hast.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
InianJer,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
you
have
any
plain
sewing
or
fancy
work
you
wish
lo
dispose
of,
we
will
sell
it
for
you.
Articles
in
this
department
not
limited
In
one
dollar.
The
Itollar
Slore.
Red
324.
KNITTED
QOODS
8WKATF.RS
and
all
kinds
of
knileed
goods
made
to
order.
Phone
Hlack
395.
If
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Care
in
King
Fdward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
Up-lo-dale
Dining
Rooni
and
Lunch
Counler
BOB
KEITH
.
Manager.
FIREWOOD.
He
Coinforlnbln
nnd
Cheery.
Iry
block
wood,
per
load
$5.50
Fresh
split
wood,
per
load
fi.oo
Phone
Hlack
If.
I
A.
ISAACSON
.
Seal
Cove.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
'PIUCFS
OF
KASTHOPK
4-CYCI.K
I
Marine
F.nglncs
l-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
t-II.P.
1
cylinder
Ml)
2C0.00
0-II.P.
1
cylinder
ill)
450.00
8-11.
P.
I
cylinder
Hit
750.00
8-ll.P.
2
cylinder
Ml)
150.00
IC-II.P.
1
cylinder
1.1)
175.00
All
the
above
except
Ihe
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Oenr,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best,
that
money
ran
buy.
Kasthopc
liros.,
1747
OeorgU
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
AKvays""at
your
service.
8HEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Hales:
50c
for
I
or
2
passenger.,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Haby"
at
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safely
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
walcr
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly.
Phoi..
s
570
or
1
3K
TAXI
B92
TH.K
DKPRNDAHI.F.
,
TAXI.
Da)
and
Night
ervice.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
Is
my
motto,
PHONE
692
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Oust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfon
Day
or
Nltr'.t
Stand:
.tOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
Torn
F.w
t
Mule,
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plnnls
that
grow
and
repay
you
for
your
labor.
McCarthy
bedding
mil
plants
are
specl-nlly
ai'cliuialised
and
can
be
relied
upon
lo
produce
the
good).
Slore
Phone
-
Red
1
83
Oreeuhonse
Phone
Hlack
IflH
MCCARTHY'S.
FURNITURE
VU
handle
the
FAWCKTT
guaranteed
copper
bearing
Sleel
Ranges
and
all
grades
of
high
grade
furniture
we
exchange.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-ure
Store.
We
Duy,
Sell
and
Fx-change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
AM
Third
Ave.
Phon-i
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Banoane,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
nny
thing
cent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
us.
I'.O.
Hox
flS(t).
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Haggago
and
Express
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Phone
Red
243.
Night
phone
Oroen
307.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Colombia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latoR,!
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
nnd
hoar
thorn.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
Article,
Lost
and
Fw'iUe
TENDERS
TOR
GRAIN
tirVHOt
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to
Ccnln4un
SKU.I
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