Ulrijty.
Alrch,j&,::1M
cCtho
r-
service
Fairbanks-Morse
Ball
Bearing
Pumps
Five
'Mi'
wer
on
ball
bearing
pump
"
leitthan
the
manufacturing
t.
,w
.usees
in
ilceve
bearing!.
Sealing
imgs
therefore
maintain
their
original
clearance!
and
the
pumpt
do
not
lose
their
efficiency.
Ball
bearing!
require
treating
but
one
-j
j
far
and
are
dirt
and
water
.''.
Thus
the
pump
it
easier
kept
'.'.
'
the
cost
of
lubricant
and
,
.!
..ting
gangt
it
reduced.
Oi'.m
imiont
for
the
high
efficiency
mi
:
unusual
economy
of
these
pumpt
.;re
orrtained
in
our
bulletin.
r7ht
CANADIAN
FilihanRs
'Morse
COM
PANY
OmiU.
Pr
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
I
vm
Delivery
Chassis
$0:11.00
II
i
mi
Truck
Chusis
$K(MMM)
11
h!
t.
r
ftiOK.OO
l:
....
.l-ti-r
Delivery
$80M.OO
!
in,
9K0H.OO
i
.SMI.
00
(ah
$ii:U.oo
.
!
$l:io.oo
'
,!
i
iltt
SI
0:10.00
Ir
Landau
$1080.00
I
:
"iit
Dumper
and
Rear
i'.
I
'TcttPB
standard
eiuip-.
'
on
all
Passenger
M
l.-N
I
.-
Wheels
Standard
.
r
.nif
rit
on
Imperial
and
'
i"'t
only.
On
other
'
$10.00
-
extgn.
Tire
and
Tube,
"
fXtra.
faien
Garage
Phone
52
City
Meat
Market
sei.vk;
mtos.)
Thud
,ve.
Phone
705
KJOT
1
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iKONSAKUK
(iJirrosT
N0KKKI.0ST
1ETMYS0ST
I'lllMUIsA
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MSKiniOl.Lim
HATIlltOI)
MUI.TEK
QJS,.
s
Kl.
varer.
Ililliffe
prlser.
Hurtljr
omhrlncelsc.
"
s.
WALLACE
CO,
ITI.
MKHCUHY
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
'
1,1
"
and
Service
Weights
"'
'"niniftul,
Illack,
Almoa-1,1
"
''.
Nude,
Kvenglaw,
Mer-ida,
Flesh,
eic.
I
1'irn
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
Hose
for
Snllsfnctlon
iiS.WalIaceCo.Ltd.
'hone
j,
3rd
Ave,
&
Fnlfon.
Proposal
to
Kill
Off
a
Few
of
rolitmans
at
Ottawa
Order
in
Get
Better
Results
in
Parliament
Cornet
of
y
N
ouct
of
Ilusineas
at
Nationa
National
Cnnitnl
Capital
tm
This
st,...
Session
f,
v?:.!'
?r1ffMr?
under
Heaven
f
J,b
Whieh
would
brin
tears
to
the
eyes
of
erocmlilp
a
a
t0
.u
the
0f
the
8Phinx-
The
nT
6?
fa,CC
gentleman
who
ho
d
th,
the
I
S
111
MT
mUSt
dCal
W,th
a"
cla'808
of
PeI)le.
when
line
budget
ih
hid
on,
nart
culnr
ftiMnflhn
u
i,n,in.,..
.i
i
cute,
of
high
tariffs
and
low
tariff
Take
the
law
tariff
gentlemen
nrrt.'
iney
point
out
now
trifling
the
ttrlff
re
unions
nave
rx-en.
Here
a
little
and
there
a
little!
Four-fifths
of
one
par
cent
3n
the
Intermediate
Tariff
here,
and
one-i?n;n
In
some
,.thr
place!
Then,
aa
soon
a
they
pats
out,
along
marches
other
!
?mtlemen
who
state
that
the
alaahlfitfl
01
me
tsrifr
ha
been
terrific
In
the
House
of
Common
It
la
the
aaeie.
Bang
gees
the
dear
of
another
Industry
s
on
honorable
ucntleman
v-lien
he
take-,
his
se.it
-hut
Mr
Robb
!
dies
not
heir
this
one!
He
lias
been
railed
ou!
of
the
House
by
a
high
pro-tecricnist
manufacturer
who
has
asserted
all
hla
life
that
tariff
never
rake
price
and
now
the
good
man
is
terribly
worried-
the
tariff
on
plush
haa
gone
up
and
hla
tost
of
production
(he
j
usee
pluah
in
hit
factory
aa
a
raw
ma-jterlal).
will
be
Increased.
He
haa
forgotten
every
argument
he
ever
made
about
the
tariff
not
raining
prices
end
so
it
goat.
Between
tlm.
the
Dairy
Council
aaka
(or
a
higher
tariff
on
Australian
butter
-not
on
cream
separator,
or
milking
mschlnea,
but
on
butter.
Only
last
"1:'
T"Mtlon
rrl
ivHBbivii
in
vvKsuuigkun,
urging
y
I
American
government
to
abstain
from.
;
putting
a
high
duty
oa
milk
and
steam.
To
occupy
three
separate
positions
on
the
one
subject
la
difficult,
but
the
dairyman
succeed
in
doing
It.
t
I
There
has
been
no
horU:;e
if
speakers
With
the
reduced
lenirlb
of
oratorical
utteraneaa,
It
it
just
paaaibte
'
that
the
total
number
of
speeches
may
be
greater
than
ever
before.
All
kmda
liave
taken
the
lloor.
Coote
and
Irwin
among
Progressive
the
latter
the
'
vigorous
defender
of
group
government
!
two
or
three
cabinet
minister
Mr.
Boi,n.a.
the
'eloquent.
Conservative
I
from
a
far
east
aa
Nova
Boot
Is
and
a
I
far
wevt
us
B
C
Olen
and
Brown
from
I
the
Prcgreulve
Liberal,
and
ysu
have
I
a
Ktodly
number
of
contenders
for
tbe
I
SrAMkerS
t-ye.
I
On
'.lie
Liberal
side
of
the
House,
the
gmtut
interesting
speakers
were
Utpotnte
I
and
Ralston
The
former
it
always
I
good.
There
si
a
Cjuslnt
tarn
te
hit
etf-!
tences.
The
English
I
preclv
and
ae-!
curate
bat
with
)ut
ertflstgti
accent
to
i
lend
a
note
of
piquancy.
No
one'
can
pay
a
compliment
more
defUy
or
take
it
away
with
more
chacm.
Here
la
a
-1
have
made
alhtalon
to
the
OVBltX.MBXT
L1QUOU
ACT."
NOTICE
OF
.ITI.I(;.f
HN
FOK
BKHK
LU
E-Nhi:
NOTICS
la
heeeby
given
that
on
tbe
1
:3th
day
of
March
neat,
the
undersigned
I
inteoda
to
apply
lo
ike
Uquwr
Oantrot
Board
for
a
license
In
respect
of
the
umnte
being
part
of
the
btUbUna
known
a
Port
Clements
Hotel,
sjtaatecT
at
Port
Clemen
t.
BC,
upon
the
land
described
m
Lot
No
a.
Sleek
.
8ujb-1
division
of
Lot
748.
Queen
Charlotte
I-.
land
District.
Map
No.
10T,
Prance
BU-
und
Reglatratlon
Uisitlct,
In
tbe
Krt
ovlnce
of
flrttWi
Columbia.,
for
the
i
,ale
of
beer
by
the
llaa
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises
DATED
this
ISM
oay
w
risrairj,
iw.
BUTOONB
LORNS
T1NOLEY.
Applieant.
"(iOVEUNJIENT
LIQUOK
ACT"
Tiri:
of
.ipn.irATios
ion
m:r.u
i.iiKMi;
Nolle
u
hereby
green
that
on
the
16th
day
of
Uin
l
tMlk
U
underalgpett
S'n
itt"
aitati
on
Lot
Eight
i
hi
Block
Fourteen
nil,
t-iau
uu.
i,
uaett
Townal.
Town
of
Maawtt.
Queen
Charlotte
lalanda.
Prince
Rupert
Land
RegMHtton
DUtrlet
in
the
Province
of
Urltlsh
Columbia,
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glaas
or
by
tbe
open
bottle
for
conwmptlon
on
the
pre-
DATKD
at
Prince
Mupert,
B.C..
thla
I4th
ds,
OM
XVTBS.
Applicant.
NOTuiTO
CONTRACTORS
htM
Tender,
endoreed
Teaajer
let
'
PaTmTut
Court
Ilouss
Prince
Rupert
m
re.-e.ved
J?
;;.2e?4l?SaOP
Saturday.
MmMUW.
,o
noon
of
ni.nii
NiMri
i
it'tibiuiiD.
vuii
w.
office
in
ITT
.
riotalirnoiint
of
htTtender.
Tendera
he
considered
unless
made
out
:n',the0,fm0Supdp.l.d
.igned
I
with
the
ThTlowe.t
or
any
tinder
not
neces-sarllv
accepted.
q.
c.
MACKAY,
District
anginfcr.
e
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
F.)
rERT.FlrATKOrMPK)VEIENTS
.te'CMnrrruntain
about
four
IXMcj"1
Th.?'we
Stoke.
BnN2SeT
rree
Miner'
Certificate
SonSl
daye
from
HBMO-BOOfly
m
mtend.
tem
sixty
j
No.
Mining
to
a
n
hereof,
the
date
improve-
""'for
1.J
iwrpo'e
Of
obtaining
a
for
menta.
V
f
the
ibove
claim
Crown
",Ue
not
that
action.
Aud
"'
commenced
hs
nmst
be
&fJfre
'
"uch
rUncta
'
Improvr""'
,
.
,.,
,,,
,
i,
a
n
iib
H.
McN
FOA8EB
from
Tortrnto
Nertbweat.
The
Attnt.
Deathman?
T
"7
-
?
"Vl
'i
t
-
.
-
fr.
Wlmtfptg
eonvehtlon.
With
many
of
the
reaatutlotta
adopted
there.
I
wouM
net
agree,
but
oite
act
of
the
convention
I
cnnuntixl
the
choice
l
the
party
leader.
They
telected
a
fine
leader,
a
mau
of
courage
and
atronj
convlctlonti
and
well
able
to
expreat
ihote
convlctjoixi.
He
U
an
excellent
type
of
Canadian
manhood.
Having
said
that,
he
will
forgive
me
if
I
eitprM
my
disappointment
that"-
ai
d
he
promptly
proceeded
to
find
fault
and
fh
a
very
gentlemanly
way
with
nearly
everything
Mr
Bennett
haa
done
ilnce
be
became
leader.
Mr.
ftoktpu
dealt
largely
with
the
problems
of
a
Maritime!
At
aure
aa
the
tun
riiet,
there
will
be
a
grand
aaaault
upon
the
government
for
a
hand-out
to
the
iron
and
ateel
Industrie,
just
at
aoon
aa
the
warring
factions
can
get
together
for
a
raid
on
the
public
pun.
Of
course
Mr.
Ralston
did
not
express
hi
anticipation
of
anything
of
that
na
ture
but
the
wlndH
from
the
Marttfmes
tbe
7
and
tbat
ta
the
te
"
Cenaervatlre
.Id.
of
the
Houee
there
has
been
a
goodly
list
of
warriors
in
the
fight,
but
Mr.
Steven
!
absent.
Mr.
Drayton
la
abroad
end
two
each
mighty
soldiers
gone
from-
the
flgMHig
force
make
a
visible
vacuum
in
the
rank.
However,
they
will
be
beck,
then
mere
spark
will
fly.
An
Interesting
event
of
the
week
wn
the
annual
statement
of
the
OM
R.
K
was
interesting
in
Itself.
Beetdea
n
brought
on
a
c4ah
between
Meatn.
Church
and
Hoeken.
That
la
a
story
in
ittetr.
The
facta
are
that
Sir
Henry
Ttsornton
was
appointed
by
tbe
Liber-art
at
manager
of
the
O.N.H.
He
la
a
goad
man
for
the
Job.
Whether
by
luck
or
accident,
the
governaMnt
selected
tbe
right
man.
The
road
ha
made
wonderful
progress
Now,
every
potftleei
party
haa
a
few
men
who.
In
the
Interest
of
the
party,
ought
to
be
shot
at
Oawti.
if
the
treatment
seems
too
cruel,
have
the
shooting
take
place
on
'nomination
day
or
have
them
driven
lirte
etHer
beforehaawt.
Among
the
Oun-eervatlvet.
thla
good
work
might
start
with
Tommy
Church
and
continue
with
a
few
othe
who
make
a
paatune
of
staging
songs
of
hate
against
our
fellow
CejtadkMM
of
French
deaceat
and
CMkelie
reltglosi.
In
feet,
so
good
a
Tory
paper
as
the
Ottawa
Journal
has
been
ruggestlng
these
friendly
execution
for
one
time.
Mr.
Church
began
hla
sniping
at
the
C.N
K.
Greet
meat
for
the
Ldberelsl
They
would
like
It
to
continue.
The
handling
of
the
CNA.
met
to
one
thing
In
which
they
have
succeeded
the
mere
time
tpent
trying
to
make
the
public
believe
they
hsve
failed,
the
better
tor
the
party.
But
Brother
Hoeken
rose
up
and
smote
Mr.
Church
with
a
cold
stern
calm
word
and
toM
the
gentleman
that
In
hi
ceeetovw
crtWelam
be
tttd
not
represent
one
per
rent
of
the
people
of
Toronto
"the
Oood."
It
was
a
One
piece
of
work
on
tbe
part
of
Mr.
Hoeken.
The
Canadian
people
are
enitoua
to
give
the
C.NJ?
a
chance.
Oeod
constructive
criticism
will
be
welcomed
by
the
people
of
the
country
and
by
sir
Henry
TheentoH
aod
tbe
official
of
the
road,
hut
men
who
are
running
a
great
national
enterprise
ought
to
be
aved
from
t
tbe
irra-
gentleman
OJfit,
last
year,
earned
interest
on
Its
tnoebtedneM
to
the
pubiic--lt
had
a
good
year.
Mkfbty
good,
all
things
oaauwered.
Referring
onee
mere
te
these
quiet
pelrtlcal
executions,
tbe
Uberala
would
be
helped
If
tbe
member
who
make
high
pro-teettcntet
speeches
and
otftclal
who
try
to
make
the
tariff
higher
than
It
la.
were
stationed
for
five
years
at
the
police
pott
of
Pond's
Inlet
in
Baffin
Lend,
gpeocbe
which
are
off
color
and
action
which
ere
likewise,
are
always
embarratslng
to
a
party.
The
ether
day.
In
a
dull
apell
In
the
,tvmr
mtn
the
aanred
corner,
where,
dur
ing
session
hours,
tbe
tons
of
Labor
alt.
For
some
little
time
he
aat
there.
Dark
whHpeo
passed
around
the
eorrlder.
Wat
Mr.
King
trying
to
bring
thee
gentlemen
to
see
the
light
as
be
saw
It
(If
a
taw
It
l
In
regard
to
the
budget?
Was
he
auggeatlug
Labor
legislation
which
might
attach
the
party
of
three
to
tbe
Liberal
banner?
What
went
IN
PRORATE
IN
TIIK
Sl'IMIRMR
OOI
KT
OF
IIRITISII
"
COU'MBU
U
i
ithn
.Matter
cf
the
Administration
fA
thefarr'bf
the
Estate'
At
Sldnej
fwett
Marsh.
Deceased,
Inteatate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
Honor,
F.
McB.
Young,
the
14th
day
of
February,
AD.
I92S,
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Sidney
Boot!
Msrsh,
deceased,
aud
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
tame,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
lSto
day
of
March.
AD.
1928,
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
re.
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
1b
3ulred
ebtednesi
to
me
forthwith.
VOMN
A.
WATT,
Offie'al
Administrate
Prlm-e
niirjert
B
C
Dnud
thl
15th
day
of
February,
AD
19J8,
7H3
PAIL?
NBW3
FA025
FTV3
When
a
Stomach
Nerve
is
Choked
MONPAY
HEALTH
TALK
by
It.
K,
EVOLFSON,
!).('
Ph.C.
When
the
nerve
that
lead
from
the
apine
to
the
stomach
are
choked
aj,
tljaj
'
pencil-lead-sfre
hole
bet
wet
te
joints
of
the
backbone
theni'he
Htomach
is
bejng
weakenMF1
Then
it
is
not
getting
a
uprRW
supply
of
nervous
energy;
-
The
flow
of
impulser)
to
the
atomach
museles,
tianues
ami
glands
is
hindered
and
reduced.
Higestive
energy
is
lacking.
The
Chiropractor
making
an
ad
justment,
frwes
by
hand
that
pinched
nerve.
Health
flows
buck
into
the
atorsach
as
naturally
ax
the
air
nurywa
back
into
the
lung
when
ehkfng
pressure
on
the
throat
is
remOvexl.
YOUR
CONSULTATION
IS
INVITED
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
CHIROPRACTOR
G2.1
Third
Avenue
West
Phones
Office:
Illue
85.
Residence:
Illack
252.
en
in
that
mysterious
conversation?
For
a
tune
no
one
knew.
Then
tbe
tec
ret
leaked
for
tbe
Oommoni
is
a
whis
pering
gallery
and
even
ihe
moat
secret
plan
and
acheme
eventually
emerge
mt
the
light
of
day.
It
seenM
that
the
Premier
had
In
his-
office
a
favorite
chair.
On
It
for
years
the
late
Liberal
chief,
the
great
Lsurlrr
had
sat.
Time
bad
dealt
kindly
with
tbe
chair,
but
It
was
wearing
out.
The
Premier
want
ed
it
fited.
but
ft
aeenied
that
a
chair
like
that
deserved
parwculsr
treatment
NOW,
A.
A.
Heaps,
the
Labor
member
1st
Winnipeg
North.
14
an
upholsterer
by
trade
and
the
Premier
was
seeking
his
advice.
The
result
of
the
whole
matter
was
that
Heaps
borrowed
some
too
hi.
ce
a,
cd
from
his
parliamentary
labors
"for
an
hour
or
two
of
hdtaatt
toil'
as
he
af
terward,
expressed
it,',
and
the
chair
la
now
restored
to
Its
pristine
glory.
-It
l
laid
that
the
late
King
adward
pointed
out
to
a
friend
a
certain
chair
in
Buck
Ingham
Palace.
"Look,"
he
aald,
"John
Darns
sat
In
that
chair."
In
years
to
cune,
Mr.
King
will
be
able
to
aay
"Laurter
sat
in
that
chair.
Heaps
uphol
stered
It
"
Thus
hapYftl?
enda
a
dal.
MAKING
PLANS
TERRACE
FAIR
COMMITTERS
AITOINTKK
AMI
MITH
ItOl
TIVK
UOItK
tOft
THIS
VLAKS
EtBXT
1'1-tNNF.II
NOVEL
TROPHY
SCHEME
NOT
VKT
llllli:il
AVIIimiKIt
TO
hfcMl
A
IHHTItKT
UMIII1IT
TO
ritlM
K
HI
I
I
ItT
THIS
V
K.MI
TERRA
Ot.
March
19.
Tbe
newly
ap
pointed
'
ekecutrve
of
tb
Terrace
Pall
Fair
Astoelstlon
held
tblr
first
meet-big
hi,',
tbe
municipal
hjatl
on
Friday
evening
V
whlch'all
roemers
were
pre-tent.
Representatives,
of
the
associate
committee
appointed
by
tbe
Women
a
Institute
were
also
present.
President
II.
A.
Swain
presided.
Following
rou
tine
business
letter
was
read
from
tbe
secretary
of
the
Palis
Association
calling
attention
to
the
fact
that
the
date
submitted
conflicted
with
those
set
for
the
Prince
Rupert
fair,
and
ask
ing
that
another
choice
be
made.
The
sixth
and
aeveuth.
t
erenth
nnct
-lghth
of
September
were
decided
on.
aubjecr
t.-
the
approval
aud
decision
of
the
Fairs
Association
The
secretary
was
authorised
to
send
membership
fee
to
the
Pairs
Association
and
the
signing
of
the
neccaiary
bank
Ing
business
by
the
president
and
sec
retary
was
authorised
The
following
new
coin
m
it
tee
were
named
by
the
president,
a
number
of
others
hiving
been
appointed
at
the
annual
meeting:
Minerals-Ed.
Mlohiiud.
Oram
slid
anuses
J
Lever,
O.
Hamlin.
Field
Raota-
O.
Hamlin,
.
A.
Swain.
"
Flower
S.
T.
nny,
r&l.
Mlchaud,
and
ladle'
committee.
Photograpbjfr
-R.
W.
Riley.
MembarsltlrW-M.e".
Hamlin.
Ooriett.
Mlehiud,
Lever
and
Strain.
Udietaderostmrnt
ttnsnail
Exhibit
Ladles'
commit..
V
All
committees
were
atked
to
meet
and
make
a
preliminary
revtoien
of
their
respective
sections
of
tbe
prlee-lltt
and
be
ready
to
report
at
the
next
meeting
The
district
exhibit
came
up
for
dis
cussion
owing
to
the
fact
that
for
the
past
twn
years
the
sliver
oup
and
allver
medal
which
have
been
offered
a.i
prleea
have
not
been
competed
for.
It
waa
decided
tq
have
President
Bwaln
ii..i.
ii
'i
"
donor.
J.
B.
Agar,
to
U
bt
wuuid
agree
to
baying
Mitft
;
,
i
i
of
every
night
by
paid
in
advance
Keep
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
i
i
THE
prise
transferred
to
tome
other
section
and
drop
the
district
exhibit
from
the
list.
i
timzi:
rt
ps
A
tngtestteu
was
made
by
J.
K.
Oor-
den
that
the
eteeutlve
might
try
to
utilise
the
six
or
seven
silver
cup
whieh
have
been
won
by
district
exhibits
at
the
Prince
Rupert
fare,
and
which
at
present
are
stored
In
tbe
Terrace
Drug
Store.
It
was
suggested
that
these
might
be
re-engraved
a
being
presented
by
the
district
to
the
person
winning
them
two
years
in
eueceaalon
for
beat
exhibits
in
certain
sections.
The
mat
ter
was
left
with
the
peeaMeat
and
secretary
to
find
out
Just
to
whom
or
what
the
cups
totonged
tad
try
to
Mak
artlingeebente-.tM
Iftett
eMt
The
matter
of
tbe
Mr
Wftif
tttWst-i
taking
the
week
of
tending
a
district
exhibit
to
the
Prince
Rupert
fair
waa
left
over
untu
a
future
meeting.
It
waa
decided
to
ask
for
applications
for
secretary,
same
to
be
sent
to
11
Halllwell.
acting
secretary,
before
the
next
meeting
which
was
set
for
Thura
day
evening
in
the
Municipal
Hall.
TERRACE
Fred
Forrest
of
Usk
waa
a
businsaa
vttltor
in
town
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
left
on
Saturday's
delayed
train
for
Haas
1
ton
where
he
1
making
an
exchange
of
pulptta
with
Rev.
J.
II.
Young,
who
haa
been
visiting
the
Vanarsdol
Indian
charge
during
the
last
few
days
and
who
occupied
the
pulpit
of
Knox
United
Church,
Terreee,
on
Sunday
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Root.
Haney
left
on
Sunday
to
spend
a
tew
days
la
Prince
Rupert.
The
senior
and
Intermediate
of
the
Anglican
Sunday
school
were
entertained
by
Rev.
and
Mrs.
ltoslnaen
rt
aSt.
Patrick's
social
held
In
the
chtirch.
vestry
on
Saturday
evening.
Tbe
evening
was
spent
in
game
and
music
and
refreshments
were
served
during
the
evening.
Rev
Wm
Allan
gave
the
CO.I.T.
group
an
Interesting
talk
on
missionary
work
carried
on
in
the
Island
Of
run
Id
ud
ut
their
Saturday
meeting.
r
mniremenia
for
vrlilrh
were
lu
law
bands
of
the
spiritual
group.
Osout
Olander
waa
In
from
Knluni
Lakt
aumig
thl
week.
your
copy
of
The
Daily
News
having
it
delivered
to
your
will
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it
to
you
every
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