PAGE
SIX
FOR
THAT
STUBBORN
Cough
Try
a
Bottle
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Cough
Syrup
60c
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
We
now
have
all
the
new
Crepe
de
chine
Stepins
and
Danceiet
Sets
in
all
colors
and
sizes.
Come
and
see.
"Deraers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
NOTICE!
We
have
secured
lhe
Agency
for
Doctor
Middle-tons
Food
Products
and
carry
a
full
line
consisting
of:
Ironized
Whole
Wheat
Whole
Grain
Cereal
Pancake
Flour
Ginger
Cookies
Whole
Wheat
Cookies
Oatmeal
Cookies
Sugar
Cookies
Macaroons
The
repeal
sales
on
thee
products
are
a
guarantee
of
their
high
quality.
Retail
price
is
the
.same
as
in
Vancouver
which
will
euahle
everyone
to
give
them
a
trial.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
When
your
eyes
ache,
sting
or
feel
tired,
it
is
Nature's
warning
they
are
strained.
IT
you
are
wise,
you
will
heed
that
warning
and
will
have
a
complete
examination
of
your
eyes
made
and
thus
probably
prevent
serious
eyesight
trouble
later
on.
Can
you
afford
to
waste
the
nerve
energy
necessary
to
carry
along
defective
eyes?
A.
E.
Ireland
(IICAIlt
ATI:
OI'TOMKTItlST
27
Titan
Practice
.'ill!
Third
Avenue.
Opp.
U.W.V.A.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
,
.SG.50
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
sack
.60
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
ULTRA-MODERN
YOUNG
WOMEN
AND
JAP
MEN
PLAYINU
AT
AKT
IS
CITY
OI
TOKYO
AITCB
MTYI.E
OF
OCCI-DLNTAL
PEOPLE
TOKYO,
Oct.
15.
Long-haired
men
and
short-haired
women
are
one
of
the
latest
phases
of
Japan's
groplngs
to-wrd
modernism.
'
The
police,
always
on
the
hunt
for
those
with
"dangerous
thoughts,"
are
watching
these
young
Imitation
Greenwich
Villagers
with
more
or
less
suspicion,
although
the
only
thing
they
"have
found
on
them"
up
to
the
pre
sent
Is
that
they
eeem
to
be
Jobless
and
to
have
a
distinct
leaning
toward
art.
COSTl'MKS
OF
ALL
HI
ES
Young
men,
with
lengthy
black
hair
obscuring
the
place
where
their
collars
should
be,
garbed
In
extremely
nondescript
costumes,
promendate
up
and
down
the
Olnza
Tokyo's
Broadway
and
loaf
around
the
tiny
hole-in-the-wall
cafes.
Most
of
them
go
bareheaded.
They
usually
wear
a
disreput
able
looking
blouse
and
a
pair
of
extreme
Oxford
bags
which
flap
gaily
in
the
evening
breeze
as
they
patter
blithely
along
the
street
by
the
elde
of
their
bobbed-haired
"little
friend."
ItOLL
1.M
AMI
IIOH
'EM
These
young
women
of
Tokyo
are
en
tirely
"new"
so
far
as
the
other
natives
are
concerned.
They
wear
their
raven
locks
in
every
conceivable
mode,
ranging
from
the
"shingle"
to
the
"boyish
bob."
Sometimes
they
wear
the
garish
klmona
of
the
geisha,
and
then
again
they
ap
pear
In
knee-length
skirts,
rolled
stock
are
stenographers
or
waitresses
who
play
WATER
NOTICE
Oivtrslon
and
Uss
TAKE
TiOTICE
that
H.
I),
h'vl.
wlmi
Qjlflrtt
Id
W'ennimfl
1
I
-
.
I-
....
T-..
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..........
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.
.
.
.
.
i
ii,
,
.
t
ii
m
,
,
a
nil
twimyu
w
i.rres.
n.
c.
will
snniv
r.ir
a
niu
n.
"'"-"
nke
snd
tik
I.uoo
miner's
Indies
fluw
of
!
water
out
of
Ducks
Uulrh.
whirh
rinu
i
ftastcrlv
tntn
rij
oHk
Th-
vrn..
n-iii
'
ue
nncricn
rnnn
llw
sirrsm
st
a
nnlnl
about
two
mi
Irs
up
the
it
ream
from
Us
month
intu
lH-ae
Creek
snd
will
lie.
uwrt
mr
nyarauur
niininir
purpose
tipin
benrh
placer
rlalin
known
and
described
at
:o.
ISO
and
til.
This
nullre
i
me
ost
ous
in
w
a
a
Vested!
in
ever
she
Is
already
paying
Interest
on
these
bonds.
It
Is
entirely
a
matter
of
marketing
them
in
New
Y'ork
and
London
and
"transferring"
the
proceeds
to
France
so
as
to
enable
her
to
restore
O-OI'KltATION
XECESAKY
Here
precisely
Is
the
difficulty
that
of
transfer.
And
this
problem
cannot
be
solved
without
American
and
British
co-operation.
Parker
Gilbert,
the
American
Commissioner
for
Reparations
In
Jui'm
,1"
rroul,d
on
,b
ilra
aaf
'!Btrt,h.
has
already
been
sounded,
and
UA
ropy
of
this
notice
snd
sn
application
i
u
aaaiantlne-
He
Ilnta
11
already
dlffl-,.'!!VJSIU
'herun
and
10
tn
"Water
Art.
;
cult
enough
to
fulfil
his
Usk
of
trans-
nnjertlon
t-.i
the
sppllcatlon
may
bejto
add
more.
Parker
Gilbert
Is
still
wiin
xclZUTynttu'.y
-
considerable
ability,
and
is
Parliament
Itutlxlma-s.
Victoria.
B
t;..
wi
(quite
Justifiably
ambitious.
His
lnflex-
fci
eurr
iir
iirss
piM'srailCt
of
this
notice
In
tht
local
newspaper.
iikt
uair
ni
n
nri
punnr'siion
or
this
notice
Is
September
14tb.
19J6.
II.
D.
KYLE,
Applicant.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
W.
('triage,
Warehousing,
and
'Xfllribuliiig.
Team
or
Motor
8ervJje.
Coal
Rand
and
Gravel
W
Specialize
In
Plane
and
Funlliji
Clnp
tblllty
Is
therefore
only
part
of
his
seriousness.
To
him
the
transfer
of
an
ad-
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
FOR
LEASE
In
the
Land
I'ecordlnf
DMtrlri
or
Atlln
Alinnisr
iHvirtimi
of
(.asuiar
lMirirt.
1
TAKE
MiTICE
lliat
the
Ena-lneer
Coh:
I
Vines.
Lid..
Im
..
a
retrlnlered
niininir
rum-ilany
ox-ral!nir
wllbln
Hie
I'nivinre
of
Hri
,
tlslt
iiluniliu,
iKrtipatlun,
s
nilnlnr
rum-:
iwny,
Intend
In
sppiy
for
s
roreslre
leaie
nr
Hie
Jotlnttlnjr
desrrlbed
landi:
'
Coninwnrlnr
at
sjmmi
planted
abotil
too
!
b-et
diftant
in
sn
Easterlr
direction
from
the
Mnrlh
Vel
corner
nf
Lot
43S9,
fky
Ihrk
Mineral
Claim,
situated
at
the
mouth
!ir
Wsnn
lllver.
on
Taku
Arm
or
Talh
i
Mke.
tirf-nre
in
a
Northerly
direction
tS
;
feel,
tiienre
Easterly
IU0
feet,
tlieiir
Southerl;
150
feet
more
or
les
In
htarti
water
mark,
Ihenre
Weslerly
100
feet
mure
or
leu
to
nulnl
of
rmnmenrenient
and
cnnlalnlnr
0.5
seres
more
or
lest.
!
Located
thK
16th
dav
nf
Aurust.
1016.
(Signed)
H.
Mi-S.
UlASEIl.
B.
C.
L.
8.
A
tent
THE
;
QUALITY
;
STORE
SPECIAL
Values
on
Sale
Friday
and
Saturday
Cream
Flaiinck'ttc,
English
niuke.
5
yards
$1.00
Nwiiisook,
3IJ
iiif-h.
J
yurdh
$1.00
WJiile
Gtitloii.
mii'Ii.
'
yards
$1.00
Flannelette
Sheeting,
12
iin
h,
jier
yurd
85c
Sheeting,
U0
imh,
IK
yards
$1.00
Tulile
Oilflolh,
while
or
colored,'
per
yard
50c
Prints,
Navy
und
Graya,
&
yards
$1.00
Hayon
Silks,
Chocks
and
Stripes,
vulues
lo
1.7u,
per
yard
05c
All
Wool
Serges
and
Tweed,
in
a
variety
of
liades,
regular
1.50,
per
yard
$1.00
Velour
Kimona
Cloths,
IMnk
or
Hlue,
per
yard
50c
Circular
Tricolette
Vesting,
in
several
shades,
vest
length
'75c
Wool
hack
Satin
Sheen
in
grey,
Baud,
navv,
coeoat
per
rd
$1.85
Cretonnes,
rfjiiee
range
of
patterns,
II
yardii,
$1.00
Corsets
and
Girdles,
some
Milliliters
we
are
discontinuing,
wonderful
values,
lo
clear
al
85c
Gossard
CrseU
and
Girdles,
,u
special
clearance
at
each
.,
$2.45
Princess
Slips
in
various
color.,
each
.
.
.
.
.-.
.
.'.
.
.
,
.?
85c
lUtiomers
tti
match
slips,
each
.
.
.
,
.
.
75c
Nainsouk
Nighties,
values
lo
2.U(),
'each
."
.
$1.25
Children's
Long
luiitted
Drawers,
Winter
weight,
It
clear
50o
Children's
Union
Sullis,
winter
weight
95c
Ladies'
Winter
Vests,
any
style
85c
Ladies'
winter
weight
IHoomers,
While
or
Colors
.
.
$1.00
Infants'
Hlack
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
W
lb
oft,
a
pairs
$1.00
Hoys'
Hock
Hih
lIos
all
sizes,:;!
pairs
.
.
.
..
.....
$1.00
Ladies'
Pure
AW.ol
Cashmere
Hose
in
Black
aiiCotirs,
per
pair
,
;
$1.00
Art
Silk
Hose
in
various
shades,
per
pair
.
75c
Crih
Blankets,
in
Pink
or
Blue,
each
$1.00
Pencil.
0
for
'
25c
Crepe
Paper,
all
colors,
roll
10c
Writing
Pads,
ruled,
.!
for
25o
Ink.
Stephens'
Blue
Black,
3
hollies
25c
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD
Phone
0
3P(j
and
Fulton.
TOR
DAILY
NEWB
rniDAY.
oeroDtn
xg,
iMj
.'!!
l
Jl
BPWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO,
LIMITED
-
MONTREAL
at
art
when
they
are
not
working.
dltlonal
two
milliard
irain
mark
h
th
Hot
far
from
the
Olnza
there
is
a
marketing
of
raUway
debentures
or
little
so-called
"artist's
colony."
where
otherwise
is
simply
out
of
the
question,
these
ultra-modern
Japanese
boys
and
Add
to
this
obstacle
the
fact
that
by
girls
lounge
around
eajels,
smoke
nuiner-
:
virtue
of
the
debt
arrangement
nearly
ous
cigarettes,
absorb
great
quantities
every
centime
that
France
Is
likely
to
of
tea
and
otherwise
"express
their.
.receive
from
Oermanv
throush
Mr.
Par.
souls."
FKANCCMJEKM.W
COXfEUVATIONS
(continued
from
page
one)
France
will
be
glad
of
the
money.
Just
because
of
her
financial
needs
France
would
welcome
the'
liquidation
of
a
large
mass
of
the
railway
bonds.
say,
two
milliard
gold
marks
worth,
now
Ings
and
saucy
little
hats
perched
over
'J10-
lu
tne
desk
of
4516
Reparation
Com-oue
ear.
How
they
live
I.
a
mystery.
mlssloner
.at
Berlin.
This
would
Involve
although
It
la
said
that
many
of
them
no
on
Germany's
part
because
ker
Oilbert
Is
earmarked
in
advance
for
New
York
and
London,
or
rather
to
New
York
only,
for
London
la
a
mere
trans
mitting
agent,
and
the
full
strangeness
j
of
the
position
Is
revealed.
France
la
In
need;
Germany
la
ready
and
willing
to
jhelp
her:
politicians
at
Washington
stand
In
the
way.
IMILITICAL.
i:TETi:
It
Is
to
this
difficulty
thus
bluntly
outlined
that
M.
Brland
and
Hert
Btresemann
have
worked
out
a
program
of
solution.
It
la
simply
that
of
continuing
and
enlarging
the
economic
union
already
begun
and
complementing
It
with
a
political
entente.
A
pot-
Jesh
combine
already
exists,
a
steel
trust
:raay
be
signed
any
hour,
a
coal
crartel
and
a
chemical
combine
are
In
the
making,
an
Iron-ore
arrangement
la
Inevitable.
When
the
work
Is
completed
Franco-Oerman
credit,
will
be
so
high,
their
joint
armor
so
formidable,
that
the
existing
barriers
are
likely
to
prove
very
frail.
I'Mir.n
f:t
iioi-l'
When
that
hour
comes
and
It
may
not
be
far
distant
Parts
and
Berlin
will
be
In
a
position
to
use
plain
rpetcb
to
London
and
New
Tork.
At
least
they
will
be
able
to
advance
strong
and
persuasive
argument
In
favor
of
the
annulment,
partial
or
In
whole,
of
Inter-Allied
debts.
Little
difficulty
may
be
anticipated
with
London.
England
should
be
as
'
anxious
as
any
other
debtor
to
see
1
annulment
of
debts
by
,
America.
The
state
of
her
Industries;
Is
such
that
ber
only
chance
of
re
i
covery
la
In
that
restoration
of
Europe
which
the
Franco-Oerman
plan
envls-
i
ages,
all
the
more
so
as
the
door
la
:
always
open
to
her
entry
Into
the
i
combination.
Her
pollUcal
Interest.
too,
Is
for
peace
In
Europe.
But
ahe
i
will
have
to
make
her
choice
Inevitably
one
day
or
another,
whether
to
enter
Into
the
consolidation
of
Wester
Europe
the
precursor
of
a
future
United
States
of
Europe
or
to
hold
aloof,
nourishing
her
Imperial
dream.
AX
OltsTAlLE
Inevitably.
America
Is
regarded
i
the
main
obstacle.
Dut
what
will
America
reply
when
the
final
appeal
i
addressed
to
her?
For
it
will
be
more
or
less
in
these
terms:
"Tou
alone
stand
In
the
way
of
world
peace:
you
alone
hinder
the
conciliation
and
recovery
ol
Europe
on
this
side
of
the
Atlantic.
All
Is
prepared,
and
Is
only
awaiting
you
answer.
That
answer
will
show
exactly
where
you
stand.
It
will
be
the
acid
teat
whether
you
are
prepared
to
contribute
to
the
welfare
of
mankind,
or
whether
you
deliberately
and
of
set
purpose
mean
to
perpetuate
and
batten
upon
the
divisions
and
un-happlnesses
of
the
older
Continent."
IIKITIS1I
(lOOimiLL
Such,
in
summary,
is
the
ideology
and
to
some
degree
even
the
language
that
one
has
heard
in
Franco-Oerman
quattrea
this
week-end.
Merely
by
way
of
exactitude
It
ahould
be
added
that
In
these
same
quarters
there
are
certain
sceptics
who
doubt
British
goodwill.
Free
Trade,
they
say.
Is
so
dead
In
England
that
an
economic
union
nf
Western
Europe
has
no
longer
any
at
traction,
but
rather
rallies
feara
of
competition.
The
Franco-Oerman
economic
bogey
will
be
raised
even
by
newspapers
and
parties
that
Used
'to
be
nominally
ant
1
-Protectionist.
And,
above
all.
there
la
the
Imperialist
sentiment.
The
entry
of
British
Industries
In
this
European
consolidation
win
come
Into
.conflict
with
the
Imperial
preferences
already
existing
ft
in
contemplation.
Both
on
narrow
economic
and
on
broad
political
grounds,
resistance.
It
Is
feared,
may
be
anticipated
from
British
Imperialism
so
strongly
represented
by
the
present
Conservative
Government.
Nevertheless,
unless
the
unforeseen
happens,
the
Brland-Btresemann
program,
as:
I
have
explained
It.
will
be
proceeded
with'
.
until
It
Is
an
accomplished
fact.
3
OF
COlltHK.
.
The
dear
old
lady
loves
to
seo
the
kiddles
enjoying
themselves,
and
she
wore
a
radiant
expression
as
ahe
mingled
with
the
children
at
the
annual'
'
'
outing,
"Are
you'
the
little
girl
who
was
born
In
Africa?"
she
asked
10-year
old
Molly.
"Yes,
mum,"
"And
which
part?"
Molly
gave
her
a
pitying
look,
"Why,
all
of
me,
of
course,"
she
answered.
Tlt-Blta.
SKIDEGATE
A
very
enjoyable
hard
times
dance
was
held
last
week
end
at
the
Duiferln
Pattullo
school,
all
the
Prince
Rupert
trollers
being
present.
Borne
of
the
costumes
would
have
been
an
eye
opener
for
Charlie
Chaplin.
Miss
Edna
Stevens
and
Mrs.
Francis
Size
looked
after
the
refreshments
and
saw
that
everybody
had
a
good
time.
A
good
many
of
the
seiners
have
quit
and
gone
home.
Taken
on
the
whole,
the
seining
season
has
been
a
failure.
One
of
the
'main
reasons
wsi
the
met
summer.
All
the
rivers
and
creeks
were
high
and
the
salmon
ent
up
as
fast
as
they
came
in.
Skldegate
Inlet
had
four
steamers
In
It
one
day
last
week
the
Danish
freighter
Dryjane
which
loaded
a
million
and
a
half
teet
of
high
grade
spruce
at
the
Sitka
Bpruce
mill.
Queen
Charlotte
City,
the
Prince
Charles,
Chllkoot
and
Salvor.
The
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
packer
Qrelr
BUrrett
with
Capt
Dahl
and
Chief
Engineer
BUI
Cum-
mlr.es
in
charge
came
Into
Bkldegal
Inlet
to
relieve
the
Chief
Legale.
Both
these
boats
are
engaged
In
buytnj
cohos.
The
trolling
has
been
Improv
Ing
every
day.
M1MMI
THEM
She
was
a
very
accomplished
plants,
and
entertained
the
guesu
while
they
were
waiting
for
dinner.
After
a
particularly
brilliant
piece
ahe
rose
from
the
music-stool
amidst
a
burst
of
ap
plause.
Her
husband
turned
to
male
guest
who
was
seated
near
him
"And
now,
would
you
like
a
sonata
before
dinner.
Mr.
Smith?"
Smith's
eyea
brightened.
"Well,
I
had
asmethlng
else
on
my
way
here."
he
said
eagerly.
"But
I
certainly
don't
mind
mixing
them."
Liverpool
Post.
Pleasures
are
tike
foods:
the
simplest
are
tbote
of
which
one
nevtr
tires.
Nodier.
IN
PROBATC
i
Tut
sirnEMi:
tmin
ur
mimsii
ooi.ruKiv
Id
tlx-
Matter
ur
tttr
.
Adiulatstraliun
Art
sad
lo
the
Mat
Ire
of
the
tm-
t,X
Itotiert
Park.
nwawd.
IntmUle.
TUi:
MiTICf;
that
by
nror
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III
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Mat.
V.
MrH.
Voutts,
dated
tbr
(Mb
da)
r
All-ruM.
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II.
Ufa.
I
a
sptuliiU-d
Ail
nunittrstiir
nf
il
talr
i.r
H.ttwrt
I'arkr
drresml.
and
all
parties
having
rkiiiut.
stain
i
the
said
eMail-
are
Iwreb)
required
'u
rurnwlt
4iiie.
rnrl
vrririwl.
In
iix
.l
or
tefiire
the
7lli
da)
nf
'ritr,
AJl
lr
and
all
partie
lmhliid
in
tbr
tatr
are
rvuuiwl
l
paji
the
anxiuiil
or
tlwir
lliU-bti-dnt-a
ti.
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fortius
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WEEK-END
SPECIALS
MEAT
DEPT.
Cambridge
Sausage,
per
lb.
15c
Pure
Pork
Sausage,
per
Hi.
35c
Pure
Pork
Sausage
with
tomato
flavor,
per
Ih
40c
Top
Quality
Beer,
Pork,
Lamb.
Veal,
elc,
al
lowel
market
prices.
See
'our
week-end
display
in
nth
Street
Window
Friday
evening-
Mcintosh
Rod
Applet
"
lbs.
for
25c
Per
box
$1.78
INTRODUCTORY
OFFER
Penlck
Salad
Oil-Pint
tins
35o
Quart
(ins
70c
Vi
Kill
$1.35
(iullon
$2.60
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
1
jar
Sour
Chow
Pickles.
1
jar
Sour
Mixed
Piekles.
1
bottle
S.B.
Saute.
1
bottle
Patterson's
Worcester
Sauce.
I
bottle
KlerlitiK
Catsup.
Extra
Special,
5
for
$1.00
FRESH
CRABS
ARRIVING
FRIDAY
Ho
not
fail
lo
see
our
Meal
Department.
We
sell
the
hesl.
Prices
right.
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Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
11
ILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
al
15o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
nnd
Service
Special
loe
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
667
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You
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A
WATCH
rr-
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Us!
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t
uYfi
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all
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it
If
SI
ill
la
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sat
j
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i
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AND
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Ladles
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Gentlemen
III
while,
Krceii
tir
yellow
gold.
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Avenue
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THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"What
Happened
to
Jones"
An
adaptation
for
the
rrcen
ui
(itwRi'
Br
fiitnoii
Uix?
um-ew.
Heul.
regular,
ruilun-
I,,
did
happen
lo
June-
Oh.
nothing
itliirh.
A
i
drove
him
into
u
radirV
Turkish
hath,
then
int..
v,
fhithes,
Hieji
into
a
church
where
In
iet
giri
t
inarrietl
lo
hi-
wtnvt
fneud.
OuUide
uf
thai
tl
day
for
him.
la
Jn
ditl
hajipen
In
June
T'ia
uu
artm
of
people,
a
potire
force,
h
minifler.
her
wedding
gueN
mid
hnl!
of
other
w.ititf.i
Come
and
find
oil
for
ouri'lf
and
-pend
our
u
''
euji
iihlr
e
clung
l
Hie
year.
Strong
l.
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Denny,
Marion
Nixon,
Melbourne
MacDonelt,
Otis
Harlan,
John
Elliott,
Zasu
Pitts,
Emily
FlUroy,
Francis
Raymond
and
many
others.
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"GEORGE
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WINNER."
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REVIEW
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IT
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Including
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80FT
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and
WET
WASH
at
mol
reasonable
prices.
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CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
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and
we
will
do
the
real.
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Supplies
FISH
LINES,
H00K8,
ROPES,
TWINES,
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NETTING
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GEAR,
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AND
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Prloes
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Ltd.
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and
McBrlde
8L
WANTED!
500
Men
and
Women
To
learn
how
to
pitch
hay
and
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grain
fur
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at
the
GRYO
HOEDOWN
DANCE
On
Friday,
October
15th
I'or
TI(JKI"l'S
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Oyro
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OVKHAI.LS-
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645.
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7th