1
BO-ME-H
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
February
9,
1&51
.ULngefJi
NEWS
"Sure
Fire"
Plan
To
Prop
Economy
QUEEN
CONTEST-
limitation
of
profit
distributions.
!
Lord
Bruce
said
the
program
!
might
appear
startling.
But
aj
point
had
been
reached
where
nut
eel
i
ii
cis
t
A
aance
party
was
held
in
the
LONDON
(P
Lord
Bruce
of
it
Aon
rn
aft
Am
CU
Wving.
Packing,
Crating
I
shipping
and
General
Cartage
!
Storage
Lplete,
Reliable
anil
Effl-f
lt
service.
Also
agents
for
'i':tilian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
I
Oxygen.
Acetylene
ami
all
,iinr.
supplies.
'
jNDSAY'S
CARTAGE
STORAGE
LIMITED
,
,
2nd
"'
Park
Avenues
J
.,H)
Pliwiim
tilt
mut
SI
school
auditorium
following
the
Melbourne,
chairman
of
the
Britain's
national
economy
was!
Six
Candidates
In
Field
on
by
the
Student
Council
and
I
try,
and
former
prime
minister
the
ideals
of
f
the
1"
S
welfare
m'?
f
state
I
was
Invitational.
Dancine
was
.of
Australia,
has
nffprprf
the
nnt
A
halt
hart
to
he
called.
K.litur
hi.
f
F
velyu
Smith.
For
Year's
Regal
Honors
"A
very
happy
set
ut
meetings."
tr,
F!irlv
was
tne
way
CaPc-
w-
C.
Poulion
from
10:30
to
12:30.
Refresh-
ish.
government
what
he
termed
men
is
were
.served.
Parly
"a
was;
sure-fire"
plan
to
overcome
(enjoyed
by
all.
this
nation's
WEI44NOTOK.
N
Z
lornlnu
revellers
He
told
members
of
the
Na
uitl-i
hittim
'"5"
i''u
y
-uv
tMJv.ii.jim
nimy
when
confronted.
tins
week.
tional
Union
of
Manufacturers'
kimt:rixuz
lliimuu
nnrl
uAll!(hirG
iJooth
Memorial
High
School
is
now
in
tho
throes
!
of
the
annual
School
Queen
campaiftn
with
six
come-1
'Vl
1
I
ly
girls,
aspirants
chosen
by
as
many
classes,
in
the
Hr
i
leld
for
this
coveted
honor.
Class
nominations
were
I
Mr.
Robertson
first
saw
minr
rfora
Kail
Advertising
Manager
Rena
Ingram
Social
Kilitor
Pat
Hill
Spurts
I
diti.r
Bill
Toderas
Junior
Jtrporters
Jimmy
Bate-
inaii,
Juan
Anderson
Itcpoi
ters
Jean
hesher,
Mae
Newton,
Marjnrie
Way,
Gregory
Inrlies,
Bert
Tip-tun,
Dick
Kilbwrn
that
the
Socialists
could
have
his
remedy
for
the
asking.
But
urgent
action
would
be
necessarv
to
PORTRAITS
M
ln-velo'ieil
iiiul
Printed
I'ltDMPT
KKUVK-K
the
meet
a
situation
he
believed
was
on
the
basis
of
personality,
scholastic
standing,
etc."ht
of
ti'dy
one
"'V"1"
day
m
the
most
serious
in
peacetime
wandering
in
a
vacant
lot
in
the:
,
Wfd"y
night
s
meetlnB
was
aU
Lhe
way
tr""l'Rn
by
Ani'u.i
heart
of
the
city.
Tliey
are
200
animals
to
Thompson.
Subject
foi
'the
me.-t-summcr.
put
out
grass
(n
the
111(5
as
The
H,''y
Si'"'11-'
A
but
curator
C
J.
Cutler
so
far
has
had
no
reports
of
EOod
attendance
was
reporUd.
pink
elephants.
-
Last
nlght.the
meetiiiR
was
in
j
charge
of
Major
Janet
ChamUM
S.'
LONDON
t
A
i0-year-')K1
!
matron
of
the
lodge
for
oung
boy
who
embezzled
$105
to
buyjwompn.
The
subject
was
"(iv.l-
U
IHNOI
I
R
H
STtlHO
I
hp
tinil
(IwiKinn
i,f
tUn
ut
nlimt
L,wl,,
n,;il
indrl.i
vr,
Mr
D.sh
KtkhPrtuin
KnL
......
l,n.,a!I..J
'
niMory.
4
I.I
i
.Street
Box
C45
e
Uretii
3iiil
Prince
Rupert
-
-''.
ui
niv.
oitiMviiv
iiyixty
win
nz
iiiw.v.
by
secret
ballot
immediately
from
one
end
of
Canada
to
th-
answer-
Lord
Br"
ald,
other
and
no
doubt
he
could
was
to
frame
a
tw-year
emer-tell
anything
one
could
wish
to
Eeney
PrKram
involving
among
prior
to
the
Valentine
formal
fen
I
tup
f-fi
Uxks
was
ordered
to
repay
tho
!
vatlon
by
the
Blood.'
om
!
l.v,
1
fc
.i-r..
,
.
diner
mPAKtirpft
rlrnct
.
rnrtnnfir'.n
party
which
will
take
place
in
the
Armory
next
Friday
night.
The
winner
will
he
lone
due
Mr
!
ln
PubIlc
"-xpenditure,
abandon-money.
But
the
judge
commentei,
CaPt
Poulton
was
well
pleased
Robertson
"
wo
4,eo
ked
a
a-
'
.
i
mfi-,l
r,f
f
iiiht-r
i
.li..,.
r.v.
1
'ttr
viewing
the
evl!nw
'H-
with
tho
meeting
nd
wni
iWk
Jt'llftJ
tit
It'
She's
lovely,
She's
running
for
Queen
She
uses
beauty
soap.
We
are
talking
about
a
rSSrn!1"
'Austria,
output
.'?-
lib-1
had
been
accomplished
.hlMUgll
honor
at
the
prom
with
presen-'
tation
of
prizes
and
recognition1
as.
the
school's
queen
for
I
he
year
'
In
succession
to
Iunn
T?-irHu
n,h'
fnr
fvnm
voara
anA
i,,.
i,
a
euro
on
waee
increases
v,,.,,.....,.,!.
them.
...
.
,
jvw
(lima
iatn
uc
2arv
i
worked
as
a
foreman
In
a
fac-j
Once
drawn
up,
the
program'
June
'
Ht'nry
0
She's
the
irl
ruled
with
such
grace
during
the
course.
ua.st
year.
-i
Wlln
Wontle
hair,
blue
eyes,
Hereunder
are
thumbnail
sket-
cnafm'"K
lrty
ad
ready
-
1
-
"
-
1
-
-
v
v
tj.ii4iJiiJiiui4
O
Friday
the
sixteenth
is
the
(lute
set
for
the
annual
Valentine
formal
dance
for
senior
.students.
The
dance
Is
to
be
held
in
the
Armories
with
the
music
.supplied
by
Andy
M,::Nuughton.
A
floor
show
will
start
oft
the
evening
ut
U
00
o'clock
with
olus
by
Hcnllii
Windle
and
.others,
dies
of
the
six
candidates:
tory
where
Mosquito
bombers
should
be
submitted
for
endorse-weie
manufactured.
ment
at
a
general
election
to
be
During
the
last
war
Mr.
Rob-'
called
without
delav.
Coupled
ertson
served
with
the
Rayr.l
with
this
proposal,
Lord
Bruce
Canadian
Air
Force.
Prior
to
suggested
an
undertaking
should
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
he
wu?
be
given
by
the
political
parties
general
construction
foreman
a',
that
at,
the
close
of
the
two-the
newly
built
Naiiaimo
pulp
year
emergency
period
there
j
.-wiiiiir.
June
who
was
born
in
Winnipeg,
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
I
I!i43.
She
is
coin!
throii(h
for
ILL
r.Um
Well,
boys,
An
lidded
aUraclmn
will
be
a
,
university
EnU-ynee.
don't
give
up
hope
Wheij
aske'd
how
she
feels
Alice
is
"goinj
about
running
lur
queen,
June
number
by
the
"Hoys
Ua.skclball
Jusl
becaase
Team"
,.teady"
righ
liFMl
.
Mr.
Paibertson
Is
married
and
is
the
pr.iud
father
of
four
children.
He
hopes
the
world
'Situation
improves
but
he
Is
would
be
another
appeal
to
the
country.
One
of
the
major
planks
in
the
proposed
program
calls
for
reorganization,
re-equipment
and
uuw
!iice
is
nvo
said:
"1
didn't.
evn
rir.m
of
08
ALL
WE
FAMILY
Buy
SHOES
Now!
for
a
candid-
-
"
"ml
na
ar
hair
and
is
being
nominated
,"
,
,
asy
n
the
eyes.
She
is
a
r-
inoe
att!"
e,,lniur.J
t
V,
i
,
J
U
.......
1,1
.
'
ouv
""
modernization
of
industries
al
Her
cani)aign
managers
are
U.l'l'
J
,
.L.r.
ttr,...
.1
r
...
W
vjradelJ
Theme;
here
all
her
life.
She
says
she'
i,
iaj
.ruirtJi.
in
twtu.v
.
readv
nutinnnllwH
Priority!
house
M,JU-u-fo1-
several
years.
does
not
like
all
boys,
ju.st
a
few
fpeoiul
ones.
The
(trade
nine
and
1
ALL
US
Ihut
iiolhliisi
iii
im
possible
Tn
uie
Ls
just
a
wheeze.
Taking
tup
places
in
'June'.
j
interest
are
her
hobbies
of
music
and
marching.
i
1
Only
Day
For
noihinc's
what
the
U's
do
"Pn
by-s
sp('m
10
"t
her
With
the
very
fcreutest
fWith
a
(irin.
I
wonder
why?
H:r
-Anon,
anon,
anon.
!hooi)y
Playing
the
piano
and;
R
FUEL
ECONOMY
Napoleonic
Curio
To
Museum
would
be
given
to
coal
and
trans-1
iPortation.
At
the
same
time,'
!
plans
to
bring
iron
and
steel
i
!
under
state
control,
would
be-.
'
:
scranped.
'
1
IMPORTANT
PROVISIONS
j
Following
are
some
of
the
other
suggested
provisions:,
1.
Taxation
reductions
to
re-!
Plhj
Wutfu,
of
in
sports
sue
likes
watching
ba.i-
ketUall
games.
She
Ls
takinR
a
I
University
Entrance
cou.-se.
our
illr
M
W
ON
FIREMAN
Junior
Valentine
Party
on
Tonight
fi
li
A
t
Here
Is
the
opportunity
to
LONDON
(JAn
original
cast
of
Emperor
Napoleon's
death
mask
is
to
be
sold
with
a
collection
nf
nntimiex
from
Fnti-le-
Cileeii
sfifiiiJ
i1,urrl
moro
ab,,ut
Patty
Martin
SALE
pretty
newcomer
to
the
school.
lieve
the
burden
on
Industry
and
I
mere.
the
Ascot
home
of
Sir
provide
an
incentive
to
the
indi-1
Patty
Is
sixteen
years
old,
flv,'
Juniors
will
be
having
their
annual
Valentin
Party
tonight
Here'
one
of
trie
grade
twelve
entries
and
they
surely
made
a
ti
.i.i
iul
i.il
burner
solves
victual.
ft-ot
six
inches
and
quite
slond;r.
Archibald
Weigall,
former
gov-
ut
Civic
C
litre.
Dancing
and
;
good
choice
in
nominating
sev-
ernor
of
South
Australia.
'
No
increase
In
wages
during
oiic
iias
uiuiiuf
nai'
aim
a
ni'l-
lion
dollar
pei'sonality.
gnmes
will
b-
enjoyed
from
Ulenteen
year
old
Eileen.
She's
t
p.m.
until
11:30
p.m.
Refresh-
blonde
and
Is
five
foot,
two,
has
She
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
Left
Saturday
is
the
Last
Day
The
mask
was
taken
by
Dr.
the
two
years,
unless
greater
Antomrnarchl,
the
Emperor's
economic
production
justifies
physician,
who
was
minister
in
general
boosts.
Florence
at
the
time.
In
return
3.
Re-examination
and
exten-
incuts
will
be
served.
tuirdicsl,
problem
In
.
heavy
oil.
n.nn
for
youa
need
rmisr
i.i.t
re
Kid
the
doctor
gave
the
original
cast
sion
of
hours
of
work
where
lt
Is
I
to
Lord
Burghers!).
established
that
increased
output
a
lew
weeks
ago
from
Cumberland,
Maryland,
bringing
with
her
many
cute
customs
and
characteristics
of
that
stale,
including
a
delicious
southern
drawl.
Patty
states
that
she
likes
Prince
Rupert
and
Bo-Me-Hi
green
eyes
ana
is
always
in
good
humor
that
is
nearly
always.
Eileen
is
a
Rupert
product.
She
js
taking
a
commer-Jcial
cour.se
and
gets
good
marks
I
in
all
her
.subjects.
Her
hobby
Is
I
playing
the
piano.
In
sports
sh?
,
thinks
swimming
is
fun,
but
he.-
rovnvoods
Assembly
Was
Lively
Affair
Sir
Archibald,
giving
up
En-
could
be
achieved
without
detri-glemere
because
of
the
high
cost
ment
to
the
worker,
of
its
rinerat.ion.
pxnects
to
dis-'
4
PrnhihiHnn
hv
in
rf
ctrll,,?
Vanich
very
much
and
plans
on
stayln"
lpose
of
the
mask
as
a
mus,,,
and
lockouts.
After
graduation
she
intends
to,PXhihir.
Mane
(mm
snme
HpIi.'
s
nrocti
An
assembly
was
held
in
the
I
best
sport
is
ice
skating.
MBING
&
rViWsd
film.
rntr.
n
inniior,,
26
or
to
i,,1
cueen
iteems
10
oe
goinsiMi
io
um-.
Scale
comDosition.
the
mask
has
disrlnii
np
in
th
trnHo
iinlntio
steady"
now
but.
boys,
don't
welcome
the
Wrangell
Wolves.
Patty
,
favorite
sports
are
been
kept
on
a
padded
base,
and
control
to
their
responsible
swimming
and
basketball.
Knit-
under
glass
since
lt
came
into
leaders.
Tnr.
sehi.nl
hnnH
nnsnorf
1h
BlvUp
too
SOOn.
EATING
t,..B
.,w
UIIU.IK
uri
lav-
,V,H
familv'S
DOSSPSSion.
ItS
Value.
0
Buduntlnn
In
..n.nrlll,i.
n,
oritB
pastimes.
"At
home,"
back
a..seinbly
by
playing
the
na-
Jh
,a
,sh,ortJ
PPr.yinallty
skf
Utn
b"'
11
1,ald
10
'llrilw
tional
anthems
of
Canada
and
,is,
the
United
Slnt.es
Mr
Hurst.
I
a
beautiful
girl.
has
never
been
disclosed.
the
social
services
and
contlnu-
in
Ma
'yland,
Patty
was
secretsvy
,
unce
of
the
understanding
for
gave
a
brief
welcoming
speech
7
l'llt(l
P
i
of
the
choral
club,
and
also
guard
on
the,
bavketbaH
tepm.
Eo-Me-Hi
is
proud
to
have
her
here.
-
.
aitfi
wiuvii
t.nc
wiangcu
wuivc.ii
KJtdlilitH
JOHN
H.
manager
introduced
the
mem
PAIRE
REFRIGERATOR
'Scouts
Save
Dog
'Frozen
On
Ice
MIDLAND,
Out
Marooned
on
Midland
harbor,
with
one
paw
frozen
to
the
ice,
a
stray
do;i
BULGER
iiutiful
and
prmtiral
than
in
four
cornpletaly
.Il
ls
incliiiliiut
tlui
!
Hi
Sports
I
I
J
Last
week
our
high
flying
Rainmakers
smothered
the
Irht
IODIC:
I
"kl
WjII.
f'-
itfinLsl
bers
ol
his
team.
'.
i
Ca.st
your
eyes
on
this
small
Margaret
Giske,
impersonat-'
paragraph
telling
you
all
about
ill;'
Mr.
Evans,
then
introduced
that
good
looking
girl,
Verr.a
tim
Ho-Me-HI
Ralnbirds
who
Graham.
Vema
Is
five
toot
five,
were
impersonated
by
girls
from
'.slender,
has
"real"
brunette
hair
the
Pep
Club.
When
the
hilar-
and
green
eyes,
and
you
seldom
ily
of
these
introductions
had
see
her
without
a
smile
on
her
ended
the
hoys
were
introduced
face.
She
came
to
Prince
Ruby
Gordon
'Graham.
.
I
pe.-t
last
August
from
Chilli-June
Henry
and
Helen
Kron-iwack,
her
home
town,
bringing
rllchuek
thrilled
the
audience
with
he.'
many
new
cheers
for
once
was
recently
rescued
by
three
it
i
l
'.!
Wrangell
Wolves
In
two
a
game,
,
,
,
total
point
exhibition
series
thp
S(.oul
hu
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
way
out
to
the
dog,
freed
it
and
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ivitHUKiy
infill,
A
Mi'ix:
was
la
37
for
Ho-Me-Hi.
McChesney
was
i
brought
it
to
.shore.
There
the
nigh
scorer
lor
tne
game
wun
,h,
,.
,
,f
,,
i
with
a
vocal
duet.
Then
Luel.a
the
Cheer
Squad.
1
hough
she
M.irDonald,
with
Dick
Flood's
doesn't
like
to
admit
it
she
is
a
await
a
claimant.
ixdnts
to
lead
the
Rainmakers
helfl.
unuLsed
the
assembly
with
very
popular
among
the
boy.-s
her
version
of
"I
Want
To
Be
but,
this
does
not
.seem
to
bothe
-
Loved
by
You."
her.
j
During
the
course
of
the
pro-
Hr
favorite
sports
are
basket
-
gram
Lawrence
Kristmanson
fcPH
!'
swimming.
Se
has
a
i
xTt,.i,u..,.
.;iu
nnwiiinn
nil
IVir
tTrirls'
hnkethiill
THEY
PAY
OFF
to
a
decisive
1)1
to
37
win.
Scoring
honors
for
the
game
went
to
a
Wrangell
boy,
Maynard,
who
paced
his
team
with
20
IT'S
EASY
PROriTADLE
(J!
r.-c-i
i
n
-li
uu.l
i
li
ivi
oini
will!
i.
..-
n
liiiiil
'
iii
m.iui
viMtrumiinshln
trmihv
team.
Sewing
mid
knitting
ore
I
pouius.
The
spirit
of
the
students
was
To
Use
Indicated
by
Uie
full
suppiut
to
the
cheer
leaders
and
song
queen.
Mr.
Hill
of
the
Junior
Cham-
her
favorite
hobbies.
Her
marks
tier
of
Commerce
presented
range
from
C
plus
to
A,
but
shu
Luella
MacDonald,
Iona
Hardy
i
never
admits
that
she
is
really
and
Vic
Brain
with
gifts
for
the
I
intelligent.
She
U
taking
a
excellent
"Future
Citizens
Day",
University
Entrance
course,
and
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
her
language
is
Latin.,
Her
pet
peeve
is
that,
she
dislikes
to
wear
any
kind
of
a
hat.
essays
which
they
had
submitted.
'
!1
The
students
sang
the
Bo-Me-
Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
CITY
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
or
Phone
Blue
92
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
FAMOUS
BitAIN
Albert
Einstein
was
20
years
old
when
he
produced
his
first
paper
on
the
theory
of
relativity
ln
1905.
Hi
song
which
was
led
by
Song
j
Ctthrrle
'
Queen
Barbara
Moore.
Cheer
Leaders
Rena
Ingram,
Pat
Hill
and
Leona
Webster
impressed
the
assembly
with
their
fine
cheerleading
form.
The
assembly
came
to
a
close
with
the
singing
of
"God
Save
the
King."
FRIGIDAIRF
NCTRIC
RANGE
I'n
evBiy
kitchm
and
hud-jU'
l
K'M-60
cooki
a
whule
Five
foot
two,
eyes
of
blue.
Maybe
this
is
nothing
new,
But
this
time
It's
so
true!
A
true
description,
that
Is,
of
Gilberte
Belanger,
sixteen
year
old
recent
arrival
at
Bo-Me-Hi.
Gilberte
first
attended
school
here
ln
September
and
is
goin
j
through
to
grade
twelve
After
graduation
she
intends
to
be
a
stenographer.
Her
major
sub
n
you'ti
swoy.
The
Lover's
Plea
One
wint'ry
night
the
world
lay
RDON
&
PERSON
I
ject
Is
typing.
Gilberte
has
travelled
a
lot
"the
roving
kind"?
Prior
to
her
arrival
here
she
lived
in
Rouyn,
Quebec,
and
before
that
in
North
Bay.
She
has
also
been
in
Montreal.
Her
favorite
sports
are
skiing,
Know
a
good
Buy:
Now
Cosh
in
on
Furs!
Some
Prices
Higher
Get
Your
Furs
in
Quick!
Tremendous
continued
demand
makes
possible
Higher
Prices
for
the
urgently
wanted
Furs
....
The
Prices
"SHUBFRT"
now
offers,
we
believe
are
HIGHER
than
are
available
anywhere.
For
prompt
shipments
will
pay
AS
HipH
AS
80c
for
No.
1
SQUIRREL;
MUSKRAT
and
WEASEL
$4.00;
MINK
(Wild
Dark
Interior)
JG0.00;
BEAVER
and
OTTER
$45,00:
MARTEN
(Interior
Dark
Heavy!
$85.00;
FISHER
$100.00.
Top
prices
guaranteed
for
ALL
British
Columbia
Furs.
It
will
pay
you
to
get
nil
your
Furs
in
QUICK,
while
these
tremendously
HIGH
prices
are
avail-libie.
Don't
be
content
with
any-old-prlce
offered
locally
Ship
to
"SHUBERT"
VANCOUVER
(No
export
permits
required!
and
see
how
MUCH
MORE
you
can
Eet.
Hurry!
Get
a
shipment
away
TODAY!
Dept.
194.
A.
B.
SHUBERT
CO.,
Winnipeg.
Ship
to
VANCOUVER,
h
TTHt
.
.
.
f-rlonning
r-Building
or
fRepairina
.skating
and,
for
summer
recrea
THIS
IS
VALUE
Inspect
This!
49
Chev.
Sedan
Smart
2-Tone
j
while
j
And
still
as
good
worlds
should,
'When
a
lover's
wail
to
no
avail
Disturbed
the
neighborhood.
"Come
out,"
he
cried,
"dear
June,
the
moon
Is
riding
high
and
fair,
nut
all
Is
dark
within
the
park,
Come
out
and
meet
me
there.
"Come
out,
sweet
June,
and
let
us
spoon,
And
all
the
stars
above
Will
watch
and
see,
and
envy
i
me.
i
Come
out
and
be
my
love."
i
At
last
the
door
was
opened
for
.
A
tear-stained
face
to
show.
I
CALL
363
tion,
hiking
and
camping.
One
of
Gilbeto's
favorite
pastimes
is
collection
of
Royal
Family
photographs.
"The
Thing"
lit
Number
of
Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion:
e.g.
Numher
of
words
25;
cost,
75c.
Six
See
It!
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c)
Buy
It!
Since
that
song
"The
Thing"
came
out
a
couple
of
months
ago,
there
have
been
many
guesses
made
as
to
Just
what
Several
Other
Good
Values
Name
"All
right,
all
right,
we'll
end
i
the
fight!
I
"The
Thins"
is.
We
think
we've
Bob
Parker
Ltdh
r'ORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
J
j
Address
-.
Phone
No,.
finally
hit
on
the
truth,
though.
What
else
could
It
be
but
a
report
card?
"You'll
never
get
rid
of
that
blankety-blanlt-blanif,
no
matter
what
you
do!"
;
'
mi
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
II
Kill
'
-
-
-.-111
:
,
j
:
.
.
i
i'i
,.
,
"Come
in,"
she
whispered
low.
In
quiot
then
he
entered
In,
In
peace,
for
that
is
life.
A
man
must
act
the
swain
to
gain
i
Forgiveness
from
his
wife.
And
if
such
a
one
shall
courting
i
come
In
the
old,
romantic
way.
HCIIELL
1CURRIE
Contractors
Use
"9"
EVERYBODY
ELSE
IP)ES
Hy
mem'ry's
night
she'll
see
the
light.
Make
pac
and
v
th
day.