Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Victoria
Report
hold,
is
to
be
torn
down.
It
turn
with
p
rt:!;,,.
'might
have
been
all
right
once
They
returned,
perha-i'8
i
to
live
in,
but
not
today.
The
or
dangerously
m.
Bur,.
.
ionly
.hing
to
do
with
a
fifty
school
toecinie
ft0
l
,,
':
jicom
house
In
this
age
would
dozens
brmuii'ii
tli
i."
ibe
to
convert
it
into
a
lodging
P-mce
Ruum
can
remm
'
'
I
house
or
hctel
In
Prince
Rupert,
flu!
'
Thp
seventeenth
century
ho'-
Ray
.
.
.
feffech
an
J
Tuesday,
January
16,
1951
I
-4
I
IZ
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Why
Esquimau
Vacancy
Government
Afraid
of
Split
time
of
wars
and
I
vei-.
was
also
a
emin
lices
Trv
8
DU.v
JrvCa.v,ir
the
Lord
rroiecior
evmm.iy
needed
a
fastness
over
in
wain.
4n2r
petc'.cnt
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
'.
mber
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
A.
HUNTEH,
Managing
Editor.
H.
U.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
Economists
at
Ottawa
are
say-
STARTS
Towi.iri
"
1
VICTORIA.
One
can't
help
but
wonder
why
th
I
ing
Canadians
will
find
it
nece?-
N
sonvi
i
aw
way
people
allow
so
important
a
matter
as
a
by-electioa
toUghtenheit
Deits
to
be
left
to
the
political
whims
of
a
government.
of
pulting
it.
There
wo
would
be
.4n
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c:
Far
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
5?!?A
$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00
-i.
Wouldn't
it
be
a
good
idea
if
the
Provincial
Elections
aeainst.
.WJ'
the
dangers
Ccmparisims
between
the
flu'
outbreak
In
England
tsday
and
the
epidemic
as
it
was
in
the
late
autumn
of
1918
continue
to
made.
While
the
former
is
severe
it
can
hardly
be
said
to
have
the
world-wide
scope
of
the
latter.
It
was
a
deadly
plague.
No
maitv
where
one
might
bo,
or
o,
the
menace
was
an
ever
tri-nt
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
consumption
of
iood
anl
drir.!:
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
LIE
Ell
SEES
NO
WAR
Elmore
Philpott
is
now
enroute
to
BrlUtia,
Egypt
and
India.,
ta
write
on-the-spot
articles
ior
this
newspaper.
TUe
following
was
written
just
before
his
departure
front
Canada.
Act
said
a
by-election
niust
be
held,
say,
three
montns
to
the
day
after
a
member
resigned
or
died?
;
and
preaching
the
priceless
advantages
of
.educing
now
an.',
then.
there
s
i
The
wav
it
is
now
lot
of
make-believe
about
a
by-
tention
to
a
House
vacancy.
Tic
-I--.:
.-
..oii'.U.,
nld-
Q
threat.
eiecwtm.
'
uppoaiLiun,
wu,
u-mj
Historians
have
never
been
hi
in
tpi!
in
full,
events
i'.i
lane
jLstjunnaii.
s
11113
wi-
jjjj
wun
me
guvemiiieni.
111
m;
Unless
oppositions
are'r'
ri
,,,,,
1154
and
ihe
lima
pointed
out
last
weeK,
retard.
ONE
OF
THE
thrills
01
going
on
a
big
newspaper
Rugged
looking
fishermen
ssiilel
for
the
deep
sea
expecting
to
r-
Charles
T.
Beard,
a
kindly
and
ury
sure
0f
themselves
land
the
yfar
3f
lne
jali
QUebec.
But
modest
man,
died
in
November,
ccF
isn't),
they
don't
like
D.v"
,
they
will
now.
Letters
and
docu-nuH
.Qn
his
lcp
isl.itivp
seat
be-
np"tiriu.
unv
more
than
liOV-,
u
1
....loMtoH
,
1
trip
is
that
you
get
a
big
,
-
.
v.
.
...
.j
111111,3
liilVC
IJUCU
jjhtj.iiw-
v.
irienaiy
came
vacant.
!
trni.ients.
tne
public
archives.
They
are
outpouring
o
f
C
A
I
r!
wiblies
from
friends
you
uuinq
OAU
There
were
tributes
to
uuk
descendants
of
Genera!
ircm
it
u
that
a
House
va-
who
11
be
missed
wnen
tne
man
unnotieed
tor
Monteaim's
iecwid
in
command,
tuum
h
House
opens
next
month.
There
I
chevalier
de
Levis.
The
baW
did
not
know
you
had
Men's
Work
Clothes
.
.
.
Boys
School
ClorhJ
1
lowers
from
tne
govern-
ilicic
IS
uc
4jujr
,,,,
,,
l,,.
,.
otr,,.io
i,,
tl1(.
is
inclined
to
71
hat
cast
the
lives
of
Wolfe
and
Montcalm
was,
in
Mine
respects
the
must
important
ever
fought
on
the
continent.
Suppose
1-had
never
been
won,
unless
hy
the
United
States
some
ve.irs
lattT.
Or
Imagine
George
Wash-instcn
oundly
beaten
by
Eritisi
papers.
Cabinet
ministers
were
wonder
if
any
government
pallbearers.
should
be
allowed
in
this
mas-
But,
officially,
no
one
in
an-
ner
to
thumb
its
nose
at
the
thority
in
the
Legislative
BuiM-'
people
for
political
reasons,
ings
knows
that
Charles
Beard
don't
forget.
her
heart
1
who
sends
her
father's
sur
preventive
for
Loa-sickness,
which
is
to
chew
those
gummy
little
candies.
There
is
the
university
professor,
stationed
in
Egypt
during
the
Men's
Work
Boots
Good
aolid
build.
All
fcizes.
Usually
$9.00.
Now,
per'
pair
j
Men's
Work
Fonts
All
wool,
ai
t-uiUai
iuixturfs.
All
tuv-v-s.
"
Pair
!uit
uUe
for
woi
k
or
U-k
,
is
dead
or
that
the
Esiiuimri
Surely
there
has
been
plenty
nf
tiniB
tn
fill
the
RKuuimalt
aeat.
troocs.
Or
hud
Wolfe
never
4.45
j
war,
who
gives
an
eye
witness
seat
is
vacant,
account
of
what's
what
In
the
j
How's
that
for
15
foolin
your-
I
The
delaying
action
in
this
ca..-,
scaled
the
cliffs
t.
thj
Plain.
of
I
for
political
reasons,
doesn't
in-
Abraham,
occasions
tht
became
crease
confidence
of
the
pub'.is
Ustcry
mirlit
m-vt
4
have
be
n
in
government.
It
adds
up
to
heard
cf.
contempt
lor
government
and
night
clubs
of
Cairo.
self
?
I
There
is
the
Swedish
lady
who
The
Legislature
will
meet
Feb-
wonders
how
I
can
talk
of
going
ary
20.
The
E?quimalt
seat
will
!
empty
.There
will
be
tribute
tn
Denmark,
but
not
Sweden.
hop
and
ave
at
There
is
the
Norwegian
friend
who
Is
sure
I
will
get
to
Oslo,
Norway,
too.
'
i
legislators.
That's
too
bad
for
our
system
is
a
good
system,
If
only
those
in
authority
don't
take
advantage
of
it
in
ord?r
i
to
gain
political
advantage.
to
Charles
Beard
from
the
Premier
and
the
Leader
of
the
Opposition.
The
members
will
stand
with
bowed
heads,
in
memory
of
this
good
citizen.
But
still
no
ene
will
know
.of
0O0
ABOUT
THE
MOST
unusual
message
from
a
reader,
whom
I
did
not
know
I
had
till
it
came,
was
from
Madame
Lys,
the
fani-
A
shipload
of
sulphur
f'om
Los
Angeles
and
logs
from
t.w
Skeena
River
are
about
to
be
delivered
at
Watson
Islaci
fo."
use
in
the
early
commencement
of
the
Columbia
Cellulow
plant.
This
Is
the
first
of
.six
such
vessels
to
come
to
Skeena
within
the
month.
The
round
-the-year
big
payrolls,
often
dreamed
of
here
are
changing
from
visions
to
realities.
ficially
that
Charles
Beard
is
dead,
or
that
his
seat
is
vacant.
And,
as
long
as
no
one
knowoj
there'll
be
no
by-
the
lady
is
Mrs.
Hallett
wife
of
v""'
"",i
election.
POW's
Protest
Jap
Students
a
likeable
Devon-born
chap.
Would
my
wife
and
I
drop
in
for
a
friendly
chat?
There
was
something
important
that
Mad
)
b
&
Lrl
So,
there'll
be
a
full
session,
with
Esquimau
unrepresented.
It
doesn't
seem
quite
good
enough
a
government
ignoring
a
Alexander
Muir,
who
composed
Tlie
Maple
Leaf
Forever,"
hat
The
Ottawa
Session
PARLIAMENT
at
Ottawa
is
to
meet
again
on
January
30.
It
will
bo
a
gathering
anxious
to
hear
what
guidance
the
g
vernment
may
be
able
to
give
lo
the
nation
on
international
'affairs
as
well
as
on
ihe
important
matters
of
domestic
policy
that
toucli
the
country's
overseas
relations.
Defence
is
right
in
front
of
the
members'
minds.
They
will
expect
to
hear
as
soon
as
possible
of
the
development
of
the
defence
program.
And
they
will
be
concerned
to
know
what
changes
the
government
conceives
will
be
necessary
and
how
soon
they
will
be
necessary
in
the
balance
of
the
economy
as
a
whole.
The
government
may
reveal
what
scale
the
defence
program
can
bo
expected
to
reach
in
a
specific
period
and
haw
much
the
process
of
getting
to
the
maximum
point
can
be
speeded
up.
Until
the
revised
demands
of
the
military,
not
only
for
Canada's
needs
but
also
for
the
equipment
the
is
to
provide
for
her
partners
in
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
organization,
have
been
studied
in
the
light
of
the
economy
to
carry
them,
it
will
be
speculative
to
try
to
put
a
monetary
value
on
them.
The
approach
indeed
is
not
so
much
from
the
angle
of
how
much
money
is
to
be
spent
but
rather
from
the
angle
of
what
resources
in
materials
and
manpower
out
of
the
total
avaihble
to
the
nation
are
needed
to
be
devoted
to
defence.
There
have
been
some
minatory
rumblings.
The
Opposition
will
no
doubt
fulfil
its
duty
of
challenging
and
testing
the
efficiency
with
which
the
government
is
setting
about
the
business.
Members
of
the
Opposition,
stressing
the
need
for
compulsory
service
for
one
thing,
have
already
fired
some
warning
shots.
They
contend
that
the
country
has
very
little
to
see
on
realistic
defence
measures.
In
all
political
likelihood
it
will
be
for
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
government
to
continue
with
the
new
division
of
national
resources
between
military
and
civil
purposes,
and
v
ith
doing
what
it
can
to
see
that
the
needs
of
bolh
are
fed.
The
Members
of
Parliament
and
the
people
will
hope
that
such
leaders
as
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
Mr.
Clax-ton;
Mr.
Pearson
ami
Mr.
Abbott
will
come
early
to
speak
in
the
Commons
on
the
new
situation
and
the
dangers
which
may
be
ahead
and
what
is
being
done
to
meet
them.
Meanwhile,
Men
hers
of
Parliament
should
be
busying
themselves
so
as
to
be
ready
to
spur
and
encourage
the
government,
without
too
much
deference
to
party
considerations,
in
the
vigor
with
which
it
pursues
its
tasks.
A
proposal
by
the
British
Council
to
invite
Japanese
stu-
been
dead
this
many
a
year
an
1
1
House
vacancy
for
political
rea
ame
Lys
would
like
to
tell
mc.
That
put
me
on
the
spot
for
rfent
rnmnlete
their
educa-
Toronto's
Memorial
Park,
nam
Kl
sons.
unlike
my
wife
and
just
about
Esquimau.,
yoB
see,
is
a
thorn
tion
In
the
United
Kingdom,
has
for
him.
is
to
be
moved,
in
o
dT
every
other
female
I
know-I
do
in
lne
easily-bruised,
not-too-
aroused
indignant
protests
from
to
provide
space
for
a
subway.
H
NOT
like
to
have
my
fortune
quickly-healed
flesh
of
the
Ci-
the
Far
East
Prisoners
of
War
Is
not
out
of
place
to
inouire
to-told.
Ifllition
Tii
whi&Dered
Liberals
a.i0h
Th
nlan
rails
for
day,
how
often
"The
Maple
Leal"
is
heard.
FOOTHILLS
"HARD
ALBERTA
TELKWA
COAL
IN
ALL
SIZES
Lump
.
.
.
Cobble
.
.
.
Egg
Nut
and
Stoker
PHONE
651
For
Immediate
Delivery
The
trouble
is
that
mine
ai-
and
conservatives
out
there
are
r,
contribution
of
25
($75)
a
ways
comes
true,
and
I
find
that
so
sore
at
eaah
other
that
month
from
the
council's
funds
it
influences
my
judgment
to
they're
thinking
of
fighting
each
t0
every
student
accepting.
Irave
been
told
in
advance
what
other
at
the
polls
which
means.
is
going
to
happen.
of
course,
the
OCF
is
very
likely
The
organization
represents
Llangibby
Castle
in
Wales,
once
a
Cromwell
Army
strony-
But
T
was
-a
rnrlnus
cuimus
tn
10
ilt
1"
geu
ill.
nil
Ulia
IS
au
ennw
....
V"
oH
ho
th.
Tnnnoco
in
the
Madame
Lys
about
some
of
the
"sslnS
oauuon
maw
3
"
"t
ein7anore
Messra
Johnson
and
Anscomb
last
war,
mainly
at
Singapore
and
and
made
remarkable
predictions
she
ale
KU"'S
lu
'""'c
",c
"u
0
0
and
about,
which
I
had
news-
1
0
We
have
been
fighting
to
ob
CCI
,
malt
vacancy
as
long
as
they
paper
divings.
nfin
'
Possibly
can.
PHILP0H,
EVITT
&
BUILDING
SlTH.Ii:S
-
LUMBER
tain
some
sort
of
compensation
WE
DRANK
A
COUPLE
of
cups
'
Tne
Elections
Act
says
that
for
the
intolerable
conditions
we
of
coffee
with
ihe
interesting
the
powers-that-be
in
this
capi-
had
to
endure
in
the
hands
of
couple.
Madame
Lys
wanted
to
lal
may
S"ore
a
nouse
vacancy
the
japs,"
said
Ronald
Hastain,
unui
iwo
memoers,
in
writing,
chairman
of
the
association.
"So
or
one
member,
standing
in
his
far
the
government
has
been
un-
tell
me
how
to
cure
my
rheumatism.
The
main
idea
was
that
I
was
to
climb
Mount
Bandra,
FISHERMEN
.
.
piace
on
tne
noor
or
me
nouse,
syrnpathetic.
Now
wv
are
told
inform
the
Speaker
that
there
the
,t
artually
wants
to
help
Is
a
vacancy.
Then
the
Speaker
.
Tn
fv,
rirpmBtn,
j
whicli
is
just
outside
Bombay,
'..
..
..
must
.
get
ret
eoinir
going
informiner
informing
the
the
It
seems
strange
that
our
claims
Inuia
;and
atop
of
which
is
a
famous
Catholic
shrine.
The
lady
was
insistent
that
I
CLIMB
deputy
provincial
secretary
to
ctaI
mnvina
nnH
t.h
hv-elpftinn
Ask
your
Investment
Dealer
or
broker
for
prospectus.
should
go
unheeded."
A
spokesman
for
the
British
the
not
ride
it
in
mountain,
up
,
t
b
six
months.
a
car.
iin
nrivnto
inwrnmpn
t
mi.
a
Council
said
the
financial
outlay
CALVIN
BULLOCK
ltd.
Well,
who
knows,
I
may
climb
of
course
js
going
to
jump
into
involved
would
be
small
as
only
it
at
that,
that
is,
if
I
get
to
Bom-
hot
water
with
the
government
a
ew
students
were
being
in-bay
after
visiting
the
Sikh
temple
Dy
getting
up
and
drawing
at-
vited.
and
the
Vedanta
centre
in
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THE
RECORDS
plainly
show
that
Madame
Lys,
when
in
China
and
Burma,
predicted
well
in
advance
the
abdication
of
Ed
1J
f
.
r
'
Knitting
Wools!
ward
VIII,
the
outbreak
of
the
Hitler
war,
the
fall
of
Hong
Kong.
Coming
closer
home,
she
also
predicted
exactly
what
is
happening
in
Korea.
I
queried
her
on
her
emphatic
rredi-.tion
that
there
will
be
no
3s
i
Wi'
Stane
and
Besom
there
will
be
a
meeting
of
those
interested
TONIGHT
in
curling:
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
idea
is
to
tart'
raising
funds
for
a
curling
rink
behind
the
Civic
Centre.
On
alternate
nights
the
present
idea
is
to
have
skating
and
hockey.
Although
the
whole
idea
is
pretty
much
of
a
dream
to
date,
there
are
a
number
of
men
in
the
6.
?
IV
world
war,
at
least
till
1958.
But
she
says
there
will
be
a
sharp
for
Eczemas,
Boils,
Psoriasis,
Leg
Ulcers
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LANDS
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See
our
our
Selection
Selection
i
world
crisis
in
1953
when
Rus
sia's
hand
will
be
forced
and
a
I
near
war
will
result.
However,
this
will
be
averted
by
sudden
THE
DISCOVERY
of
one
of
the
main
causes
of
skin
diseases
will
bring
new
health
city
sufficiently
interested
in
curling
to
bring
the
1
shake-up
within
Russia
itswif.
and
happiness
to
thousands
of
people
suller-
dream
to
reaiuy.
ine
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REMINDED
Madame
Lys
that
ing
from
Eczemas,
Boils,
JeR
ulcers
ana
Psoriasis.
Science
has
established
that
the
she
had
predicted
the
death
f
Stalin
to
take
plac
before
1900.
Stalin
IS
dead,
siie
ins;st
lack
of
unsaturated
fatty
acids
in
nutrition
reduces
the
natural
resistance
of
the
body
and
leads
to
skin
disease.
As
thir
precious
substance
so
essential
to
skin
health
is
often
completely
absent
in
modern
food,
the
Thev
are
using
a
"stand
in"
tol
impersonate
him.
Madame
Lvs
foresees
the
rise
of
a
strong
female
influence,
"a
number
of
skin
sulterers
in
an
civinzea
countries
has
a
tendency
to
Increase
every
year.
second
Catherine
The
Great,
she
says
.She
thinks
Molotov's
Remarkable
Discovery
A
Swiss
chemist,
Dr.
W.
Schmitz,
succeeded
after
10
years
of
research
work
in
extracting
from
pure
vegetable
oils
an
unsaturated
fatty
acid
with
a
concentration
of
99
and
therefore
named
F
"99".
Thanks
to
this
very
high
purity
which
was
never
attained
up
to
now,
F
"99"
is
so
readily
absorbed
into
the
blood
stream,
that
it
has
a
decisive
biological
activity
in
the
treatment
of
skin
diseases.
Its
remarkable
efficiency
has
astonished
even
Ski
Specialists
of
international
reputation.
INalurul
way
to
clear
up
skin
troubles
F
"99"
is
not
a
synthetic
drug
but
a
concentrate
of
natural
nutritive
substances.
It
is
absolutely
harmless,
and
may
be
given
even
to
infants
without
any
hesitation.
As
IU
narre
r,UBB?sf.!.
the
F
"99"
Two-Way
Treatment
arts
internally
Icapitulfs
or
liquid)
and
externally
(ointment),
Willie
F
IW"
Ointrm-nt
treats
the
external
symptoms.
F
"99"
capHUles
give
the
hotly
the
power
to
suppress
Hie
rause
to
comhat
successfully
Eczemas.
Bolls.
Leg
Ulcers
and
even
Psoriasis.
To
many
thousands
of
skin
sufferers
all
over
the
world,
F
"99"
Two-Way
Treatment
has
already
proved
Hs
tremendous
value.
How
to
use
F
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Treatment
Krsemas
-
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Ointment
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two
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daughter,
or
some
female
close
to
Molotov,
is
the
"tough"
eie-
open
for
inspection
at
our
laboratories.
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other
night
is
an
interesting
one
in
a
city
wnere
artificial
ice
is
needed
in
order
to
give
children
an
opportunity
to
indulge
in
one
of
winter's
most
fascinating
sports.
The
roarin'
game
is
a
popular
one
throughout
Canada.
Wherever
one
goes
where
there
is
ice
he
will
see
men
and
women
of
many
lands,
many
of
whom
speak
very
broken
English,
dolled
up
in
tarns
to
put
the
best
of
Scotsmen
on
their
mettle.
The
cry
of
"Sweep,
sweep!"
comes
bounding
down
the
ice
and
men
whose
wives
would
find
it
very
had
to
get
a
broom
in
their
hands
at
home
are
seen
sweeping
like
fury
to
bring
the
stone
on
another
inch
or
two.
Aye,
and
it's
a
g-f-r-and
game
from
the
lead
man
to
the
skip.
It
is
a
game
of
skill
that
is
hard
to
beat.
And
it
is
surprising
the
number
of
young
men
one
sees
vi
stane
and
besom.
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APART
ALTOGETHER
from
I
any
psychic
gifts,
she
and
her!
husband
know
China
like
a
book.
The
irony
of
the
Korean
she
says,
is
that
the
Chinese
armies
now
chasing
the
Ameri
cans
south
were
In
fact
trained
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they
were
Chiang's
crack
troops,
before
they
switched
over.
Authentic
Photograph
of
left
leg
ot
Mr.
Eneit
Fauich
on
Jolr
lit,
mWering
trow
Leg
Ulcer
tor
12
yean,
before
kegmning
N
f
"W"
Authentic
fhatograph
at
lett
leg
ot
Mr.
Ernest
Fausch
on
September
27th.
The
Leg
Ulcer
was
completely
cleared
up
otter
U
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ef
f
"99"
Treatment.
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Results!
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Capsules
ond
Ointment
If
In
doubt,
consult
your
doctor.
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Two-Way
Treatment
for
Skin
Diseases
Now
available
at
all
Drug
Stores
sm
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a
1
j
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letunviee
j
by
the
Spirit
which
he
"We
know
that
he
abirieth
In
us.
hath
Riven
us."
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3:21
Illustrated
F
"99"
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containing
all
the
interesting
facts
concerning
this
remarkable
new
Swiss
Discovery
which
brings
new
hope
to
nil
skin
suffers,
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
from
any
druggist
or
by
sending
your
name
and
ogress
to
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Dept.
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druggitn'
or
85
LLANGIBBY
CASTLE,
Wales
to
be
pulled
down.
No
one
wants
ff'
Tne
castle
built
here
in
the
a
home
with
50
rooms
and
the
ST-4
J
days
of
the
Normans,
once
used
owner
can
no
longer
afford
its
1
as
a
stronghold
by
Cromwell,
is
upkeep.
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