V
f(i!Hn
AAswia
fina
Pitac
fftr
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
October
25,
ifl5,
AS
I
SEE
IT
i
Continued
Ircm
page
Revising
City
Traffic
Laws
J
Hn-prl
bv
his
wartime
eovern-
.1
aerpnted
the
pro-
ANCIENTS
Ornnmonti
I
To
New
Apt.
ylHw
MacArthui
families
are
now
In
the!
j
nvo
Funera,
oI
Angu,
Marqrthur.
j
apartment
premises
on
First
77
wh(J
(lpd
ln
prinre
Rupert
is
I
4
r
:
';4
FAMOUS
TOWER
One
of
India's
architectural
gems,
the
Kutb
Mlnar
near
New
Delhi
Is
considered
the
most
per
"
i
vision
of
full
employment
a.s
the
with
rellKlon.
h...
!
responsibility
of
the
state.
anci,?;"nsf'
x
A
special
trainc
committee
faced
11
aceu
to
10
and
Syria
fect
tower
ln
true
yorld.
Avenue
line
iuinier
u.o.
nuuy
uenerai
nu.-pnai
rnuay,
.i.iicimti,,n
hiiilriine.
1
More
h?ld
Tuesday
from
Grenville
nvp
AfiAIM
he
clearly
calleJ
'
will
be
set
.up
by
the
t-lty
to
re-
6
5
be
moving
in
as
soon
as
Court
Chapel,
hev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright
officiating.
i,,ri..ri
nf
the
West
to
law
last
published
in
1943.
i
will
It
is
understood
that
and
find
a
biusis
lor
an
oumr
u,
n.c
uiu.-.t
..111:11,
avaiIuDA
Organist
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ollker
He
amendments
to
the
existing
laws
j
honorable
world
peace.
The
Lord
u
"Lead,
Kind-
thc
entire
51
apartments
have
1
played
the
hymns
bepn
spoken
for.
The
job
of
mak-
i
My
Shepherd''
and
arnPd
that
we
could
not
con-
will
include
13-minute
parKing'
.1
hu
hnllHiiiir
snitahtp
ly
Light.'
tinue
to
carry
the
burdens
of
ivvbions.
installation
of
new
,.
v,,,,
iui
uIiimo
w.ir
lcadir.s
zones,
and
over-parkinK
Mf)THl.I
rii
o-.l
.
"'K
u"
0
i
Pllhnr..r.
MerP
.Tack
Hickpv
4rm
i
restrictions
'
1
lor
occupancy
.
has
been
going
on
nlxmi
inn
am'
cotf.f
"!,.
1
'!u"',-,
1?
Hugh
McAuley,
Ted
MacLeod.
C1HSK
&
SAXluiHV
1
'1
1
1.'
i.'
1
1
1
,
l-v
.n
once
AGAIN
He
used
the
Sittlnft
on
the
committee
wlU
"'"""
"
I"
"
'
for
it
means
a
lot
of
Archie
Mi'Pherson,
Hugh
Mas-Kenzie
and
Kenneth
Campbell.
pletion
.-...
m-Miui
nniiv
(ilutf.
same
peroration
as
at
Liver-
be
Mayor
H.
P.
Gla.ssey,
Aid.
Dun
rmn
cnu;iiuui
ot
nip
pur.ee
mere
-mm!
Hip
l.o.ly
:m,
,i.
'
'
'"V
'
'-
pei.pl.-
i.
,1
,,V
-
J-
pool
:
fell
v
must
not
lose
faith
in
and
licensing
committee,
Sgt.
A.
LEGAL
ATTIRE
i
yi'rH
riHliv
1
.(
1'rv
H.''"V
1
irirci"i
let
ul
ill
.
.
1
111
HilllliK
tu
aTT
lli.'il
111'
II
(PI
a
rcil
kirl.
,
r
'n.
A
Sniiluuii
furciui.!
And
In
II
nniin
Itmlicv
28
Dead
of
Bootleg
Booze
j
VANCOUVER
(P-Since
Chief
Justice
W.
E.
Farrls
announced
1
that
judges
won't
recognize
lm-'
properly-dressed
lawyers,
tlw
j
lega!
fraternity
has
been
brush-
ing
up
on
the
proper
legal
dress.
our
ra-e
and
in
our
destiny.
E.
Wales,
chief
of
police.
City
We
are
the
same
people,
11.
Solicitor
T.
W.
Brown
and
.
W.
the
same
islands,
as
we
were
Lor.t;.
city
cl-ork.
in
the
great
days
we
all
re-j
When
the
bylaws
have
been
member.
,lully
amended,
a
new
booklet
"Our
spirit
is
unconquerable,
containing
them
will
be
publish-our
ingenuity
and
craltsman-
ed.
says
the
committee.
jhip
unsurpassed.
We
have
Diit
.
Jiit'yiuirk.
t'ou
U-1
tii:in
grnuuii
I'olT.e
ami
nielliix!
uf
inaL
nig
,l
lifmi
no
truMl,
.
U
I
3
V
V
-
1
iHr.i
.;4
I'm
Sure
you've
already
iliot-ovcrcd
iit,i,
i
t'-l-l.
SI'OMii.S.
nmi.irf
notp-t
1
a
C-l-1.
I'ollulo-p
Himrinc
I
-
clidnvn.-hniii
klldlMKt
li-v
i'l.'H
yutl''
ATLANTIC
CITY
Twenty-
j
It
Includes
a
black
waistcoat,
fight
persons
are
dead
as
a
re-
'dicky"
or
white
shirt,
wing
col-
ti.'.
.nil
uiirn
it'
Lin.
I
m
.......
I
i
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
i
cult
ot
drinking
bootleg
liquor
lar
and
tie.
dark
.striped
trousers.
to
cast
away
oy
an
enon
i
will
the
enieeblmg
tendencies
;
1
i
ll
wed
alcohol
mixed
with
water,
tlai-k
shoes
and
black
robe.
it.
News
classified.
and
stand
erect
once
more
to
(met
clniis.
Ami
it.
M.in
rtupe
ninkr.
n
,a.v
,
lcin
the
miif
mtil
Iioiioiih
of
ln..p
mul
Jll(f..
i1(,t(
,
for
wipum
(ill
I
lie
kiirlirn
l.ililc
mid
iJi:iulMi:inl
m,,.,'.
limn
ili
i.ii!l
i-li
;,mn)(
lln-
.mve
un.l
tunc.
r
nV,r'
iIkti'k
iiiiiIiiiiii
like
tliu-c
C-l-I,
Smnm'!
1
1,1
,
iu.,j
live
li:irn.orni-j-(ituur,
ThtTn".
.
loo.
uno
in
p-i
m-i.
kiuiirn
riilour
n'lirnie.
A'k
lnr
t'-l-l.
S.nw'i
j
li.iWriv
si.i
lor
i-icry
purpose.
You'll
fiml
ih"in
:ii
bi.,,'
,i,
variety,
liaiibuiu-
ir
fli
ir!in(
nt
inn-.
Try
This
BFAT
INFLATION
BUY
CANADA
SAVINGS
bonds.
ported
milk
A'o
U
omlrr
iIiim-
miiip.
have
mi.-li
I)u
1,,
..
.
.,.;,
-i'i,
.A
ror.
iui
it
an.
law
BOHHS
art'
7
take
our
place
amongst
the
great
powers
of
the
world,
j
Never
shall
we
lose
our
faith
1
fail
in
exer-
or
our
courage
or
tiou
and
resoive."
1
I
have
read
what
the
late
!
Joe
Clark
of
the
Toronto
Star;
wrote
of
the
great
Sir
John
A.
j
Macdonald's
la.st
great
speech
in
Toronto
ending
"a
British
sub-
;
ject
I
was
born,
a
British
.sub-
ject
I
will
die."
I
had
a
feeling
tonight
that
the
whole
Glasgow
crowd
had
the
feeling
that
this
was
goodbye
to
Churchill,
the
j
statesman.
For
when
the
thanks
had
all
j
been
said
and
the
old
boy
w
is
going
out
to
speak
to
the
over-Ilow.
the
crowd
spontaneously
sang
:
"Will
ye
no'
come
back
again?
'
The
old"
warrior
jusi
smiled
and
paused.
.
.
.
t
DON'T
think
Winston
Churchill
ever
will
be
back
to
fight
another
ireneral
election.
Not
if
UNSCHEDULED
VISIT
-Princess
Elizabeth
smiles
at
a
crippled
buy
in
a
was
on
as
she
makes
an
unscheduled
visit
to
1.500
fchool
children
gathereri.ureund
the
railway
platform
in
Moose
Jaw.
With
the
Princess
is
Mayor
L.
H.
Lewry
of
Moos-a
Jaw.
The
Royal
couple
wei;
gretted
with
a
west-in
Canadian
snowfall
on
their
visit.
1
CP
from
Moose
Jaw
Times-Herald.
1
I
-
u
inmli'
Itv
nmii-mukiinc
cnii'
fur
your
t
n-i
iiuin.
Y
(
c.
4
illlli
ti.?
''I'll.
n"
.lie
Mil
-I
,,,,.,;
You
can't
know
the
wonderful
resulrs
and
grand
economy
evaporated
milk
1111
give,
until
you
try
Cartulinn
Evaporated
Milk.
You'll
find
Carnation
consistently
smoother,
consistently
richer
flavored
so
uniform
and
so
satisfactory.
And
it
keeps
longer.
Carnation
is
milk
you
can
depend
on.
Try
it.
-ii
1
ll
M
t
LETTKRBOX
Comic
Section
This
Saturday
"S'iii;
of
thf
KxTiiiliff
.
.
.
Ito1-voouinl
.Smp"
id
r
n
n
Hum
ni'iurnt
our
hmi-e.
Tin
rr
r
m
In
m
v
irf
li(t
io
rltuo-i'
fiiim
--fill
nf
lln
m
jnt
ti
irtirtntl
tin
v
run
u
!
licm'l
wait
i'n
n
n
tltni
Ik
!fitf
vaitr
family
-ilie
tlMMii-tr(
ii.
of
Ht'int
(
'mull
n'cil
Nni-!
vc
llti-m
n
iv
Itr-t
roiir-f1
nr
in
ttrr-'-ma
iih-
it
:u
m
r:ii'liii-i
i--
roli'.
i
in
v
re
llip
flavour
h--rt
of
in
mv
a
di-h.
A-k
your
griM-.-r
lor
llritu
Soups
fir-t
linns;
toiminnw
.
.
.
you
kit
nit
thr
rn
pooj
twrau3''
liicy'tf
H'lnn.
"Popularity
Quotient",
n-
w
ti.n;-m
c.ia
i,.
Wi:!;
I'lt-wjiutm'
.
.
,
tt;L
-
h.-M
piflH'1
..;,,
mi
Inr'afi'i
,
tin''',
i
jj
vi,-,
-I
,
f'-nntt
fifun
-H-n-i-ii-
k
vdli!-.-,
iry
lliti-.l
iy
wi-h
t
Ki
I
i'i.
tir-
qi:i-k'
miy.
i
llntv
fiiK
iy
fiw
h
tlll-i
'i
!
4
VM
ID'.
'
ffl-
'i.
T'n
Ulnr-.l
y
U,U
Uh
V
:-f
'i
v
fi-i
t
il-lllrl)
li
W:t
f!
r.v--ij
:
I
f
I'i
1
1
I
111
'.lV
Of
1tf"
r-.sf.:-
id'
A'l;
vour
ilr.isii-t
i.
iv
J-IV
ldl
P'lrtyl.'m-fo
f.-.-i
!
I'd
Vie
)u
I'm
Trr
"T.
T.-i
i
"
i.,.
I
i..
.
I.
Symff
L
F.ature
Starting
in
Daily
Nc.ys
Eight
of
the
Best
Convenient
for
Every
Milk
Use
Carnation
is
millt
made
douhle-rith
by
evaporauon,
then
homogenized
and
heat-retmed.
It
is
heavy
enough
to
uhip.
Its
vitamin
I)
h
intreated
to
Units
per
pint.
Use
it
undiluted
in
loffec,
on
fruits
and
cereals,
in
cream
red
pes.
Dilute
Carnation
with
an
equal
amount
of
water,
to
give
whole
milk
foe
drinking
or
cooking.
50
YEARS
OF
EXPERIENCE
lie
behind
the
production
of
Ornution
Milk.
No
wonder
Omar
ion
is
better
evaporated
milk.
he
lives
to
be
as
old
as
Methu-Rupert
A
memorable
event
in
Prince
;
saleh
think
Glasgow
knows
it.
newspaper
service
occurs
all
Britain
knows
i".
and
this
Saturday
when
the
Daily
'mental
Nwr
publishes
the
first
of
the
i
They
are
more
00k
the
Bntis-i.
than
they
v.eck.y
8-page
comic
color
sup-
"from
Contented
Cows"
for
which
It
has
con-
"c
,
'
?.
.
,r."t
ftn
tlKil
,,i
f
yi,ti
do,
y
o
ii
1
(
Jj
Won't
brl
i'
1
s!
iContlnued
from
page
7)
suggests
it
Ls
too
heavy
a
load
lor
a
denomination
to
carry
the
expense
of
separate
schools.
I:i
a
recent
copy;
of
the
Daily
News
we
read
that
a
$5(10.0(10
school
has
been
erected
in
our
north
louiitry
and
will
be
operated
by
the
Oblate
Fathers.
I
don't
believe
It
is
too'
heavy
a
load
fur
(he
R
C.
Church
but
they
want
he
government
to
pay
'lor
it.
Why
should
we
Protestants
help
pay
for
a
special
group
to
teach
their
children
that
wnicn
is
revolting
to
our
consciences?
If
it
is
that
important
to
them
thc-v
.honlri
take,
care
of
the
expense.
If
government
.iid
w
-fcivni
them
it
is
nniv
fair
that
every
o
her
c.t
nouiiiu-.tinn
i'i
or
group
who
diners
m
i
kard
to
ti:t
le.i.'!:i:is;
ot
t;
.
common
sciiools
be
given
aid
and
it
is
easy
to
imagine
the
confusion
and
expense
it
would
entail.
In
Ontario
in
1941
there
were
01a
warrior.
1
ucueve,
p.i
because
they
know
it
is
his
cur
tain
call
t
here
l
Mini
i
li!
j,e
diffr
renre
in
I
;
i-
s
I
9
n
iff
ft
'
-i,
W
T'ir-
Of
itiiii
r
hi
i
f-
1
M-.f-tl
t
t.
u
tracir-l
at
considerable
expense.:
LH
Abner,
Nancy,
Abbie
and'
Slats,
the
Captain
and
the
Kids,
I
"',r
f'ind'Ms.
Tanran
and
Fritzie!
JM;:.
Chey
PugRle:..
an
outstanding
sp'.ection.
all
are
coming
and
i..I!
'j
-
pre.-prted
'.villi
each
Sat-!
t'.av
c
edit
ii
.11
tor
the
entsrtsin-
:.!:!
ot
o-.r
reador-s.
Eer
since
the
original
announcement
was
made
of
this
r
table
addition
to
the
paper,
t'.-l
lift
i'i.
m.i.i:
o!!
v:.
If
vour
f:
m!jv
b
rr
i
v
'
I'.'
i'n,
ii.'
it
t
i'
in
-
-!
.l
i
WOhDIU
flV
t'Oll)
u.S
Bnd
ulit'o
sit1
looki-f!
t
v-'
h.u!
U-Tv-d
htdd.
n
an
i
lavorable
and
appreciative
com-
j
.W'oodhnrv
m
fi,:Terti!'
K
mnts
have
been
made
the
ihnmr-trcat
jf
Il:.siy
J'u'i-din.
ioi.ln
Corn
Muihn
or
hot
misiy
Corn
ikead
.
.
.
il't
hmh
time
to
dclislit
them
willi
ttic-r4
tujiki-r
(rn
Mfral
rwip''
Vctiic
Quaker
Coin
Meal
H
not
only
li-liemus
m
li'U'
w
of
dish
.
.
.
it'
IwHpr
fhnti
lirerwl
r
rratker
nurnlw
for
hipailum
tih.
to
lt
or
oyste-r.
Vi".
Quaker
Oi
n
Mf-al
t
n
"mii't.''
wh'
ti
ou'rr
roii:in.
Ot
roiti
c,
wii
li
li)P
I;iii1im
l,h:tkrf
riarm-
ItHund
it,
il
caii't
lw
aiiv(hit)i;
hut
"i,ip,"
in
la-ie
and
rjuatity
!
.
Hflft
intrrrtlirii!
fit
aru..
tr.T'
il
-f'T
.nt
fi'ir
p
approximately
6000
public
it
had
been
expected
to
start
schools
which
received
a
gov-
the
feature
long
before
this
but,
ernment
grant
of
$3,646,000.
f-(:0n
after
the
order
was
made,
and
there
were
about
800
sep-
difficulty
occurred
in
obtaining
arate
schools
which
received
a
n.WSprint
supply.
After
same
roe-grant
of
$1,210,000.
and
the
gotiation
that
has
now
been
over-grant
for
separate
schools
has
conie.
WlWniii.r
I'
n-TMt
(';
our
i
''i,
t'"
(
'..'il
im
steadily
climbed
through
tlio
years.
fhref
Wonderful
Thittg
iiUmt
Hhi
H'np'
I
mauM'in.
vou
Havutir.
nutiiiin
and
r.niiMiuv
iu
"ill
ru-
1
The
new
comic
section
will
not
'interfere
with
the
daily
publi-
I
"
-
vni
it
r,ti
iiff
.Iut
rilH-:H'-
ill"
i
W
I
believe
in
giving
everyone
a
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but
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know
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about
strip
as
a
classified
advertise
the
methods
ol
the
R.C.
Church
ment
page
feature,
to
know
that
granting
separate
schools
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only
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fiul
way
I
knf'W
to
ntlotn
miunaim-!
ning
for
a
much
stronger
political
hold
on
our
rich
province.
Protestants,
wake
up
and
protest
while
you
have
the
opportunity!
Sincerely,
m-voii-'ip",;
HONOR
PHYSICIAN
EDMONTON
9
Alberta
physician';
honored
Dr.
Peter
M.
Campbell
of
Lethbridge
at
a
ceremony
here
on
completion
of
30
years'
practice
in
the
west.
A
graduate
of
Quven's
University
at
Kingst
on,
Ont.,
he
came
to
Alberta
in
1900.
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Oriohrr
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d.rm-T.
lis
tiavourM
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potato!,
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with
chuprwd
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na
RCA
VICTOR'S
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feav
frvinrf
pan
ind
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nitxit'i.
luve.
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browned.
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feel
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higfir
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timed
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Of
mahogany;
of
fine
furniture...
Place
it
in
a
simple
room,
an
tlejant
room
...
a
modern
or
a
traditional
setting
.
.
.
and
it
will
add
a
ra
ions
glow,
to
the
w
'hole
enscinhlc.
RCA
Victor's
RADIO-PHONOCRAPH
It's
beautiful
in
itsell!
It's
unique
in
'its
rapatity
to
add
beauty
to
most
any
home
sctiing!
And
it's
tiuly
dclightlul
in
its
radio
and
phniingiaph
pet
loi
main
e.
RCA
Victor's
Simplified
Retold
Playing
System
plays
(
speeds
of
records
(H
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lci
tly,
automatic
ally
and
so
easily
you
find
youisell
forgetting
all
about
swcds
in
(boosing
and
playing
just
the
sclti
lions
you
want.
And
the
radio
is
a
powcrlul
siandaid
and
shortwave
performer.
Look
at
this
new
RCA
Virior
from
every
alible
beauty,
peiloiiiianre
and
priie.
(iompaie
it
with
any
oilier
purchase
lor
your
home!
You'll
agiee
it's
a
rare
value
in
inexpensive
lainily
euiei
tainmcnt.
lirriikfant
fiKnin
ulii
n
it
eonies
pipiiie
hot
from
tin-
pui.
Ami
Ih
y
meu'l
krit
waiiinit
tma
(nr
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ions
Mmiilp
"CHKAM
OK
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fnr
il
rook
to
mm-plete
(llge.ililiilily
in
just
ii
mni-utr
of
hoilmK.
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I
Inn
wninler-Jul
"Cream
of
W'lienl"
in
nol
only
roo-oiI
it's
(rood
for
ynu
.
,
.
for
it
pi'oi
iilen
Iitin
for
rooiI
rwl
lilnorl,
and
Caleimn
ami
Phosphorus
for
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defii'irnt
in
ihi-"'
rli
tiienln.
Tlml's
why
"C'lemn
of
Wbet"
il
mirh
wi
jnmil
i
li.il.it
to
net
into!
V-IOli
is
truly
fine
furniture
and
truly
a
fine
liimr.
,:"
ran
or
even
pain
ili;it
l..n.n;
Shvili
Hi
loin-
,ira
jll-l
.nr
i.'i
!
1'T
radio-phonograph
Icatiuing
RCA
Vic
tor's
Simplified
8
Speed
System,
famous
"Golden
Throat"
tone,
and
biipcilictcioilyne
standard
and
shortwave
radio
with
push-pull
output
for
the
finest
reproduction
quality.
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her
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...
LISTEN
TO
IT...
PLAY
IT
YOURSELF
AT
YOUR
RCA
VICTOR
DEALER'S
.ili.,r'ii.'r
fco
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mire
yon
don't
lnis
out
on
Faer-HI''
exelimivo
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nufliww.
treiicth
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leader
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Radio
...
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In
Kecordtd
Mutit
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,
.
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in
Television
qualilv
at
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most
conveniervr
and
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a
very
luaivellnuii
nuirliroom?
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one
side,
.he
would
ulirink.
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she
nil.l.h
d
at
ih''
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Aliee
would
shoot
Vav
up
tall.
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I
kno
,
help
the
kiddies
in
vour
familv
to
rK
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ttnr.lv
thai
i
lo
have
plenlv
of
luilk-ri.l,
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for
Wt.
And
MU
f"1'1!'
rerlainly
offer
more
variety
and
rp
ninre
than
Alire't
marvellous'
mushroom.
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hev
re
jo
lipiotn
lo
eaf.
the
kiddien
will
lie
liennnit
'
'
flavour
Vanilla,
Chocolatf,
llul
lerf.'ot.h
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mel.
And
Hon
!
forget
Ihe
wonderful
.MM'
''!'
,
l'uddinira
too.
They
are
an
good
t
liey
a
economical
way
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;
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serve
finest
tea!
cKAE
BROS.
LT
lor
you.