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A
visit
to
the
joint
servic
s
hospil.il
was
included
when
senators
and
numbers
of
parliament
Inspected
military
instal
aliuns
at
Fort
Churchill,
Man.
Here
chatting
w:th
nn
unidentified
patient,
left
to
right
are:
N
rrse
Made'i.'v.;
Langlois,
Senneterrs,
Abitibi,
Que.;
A.
I!.
Dcwar
(L-Qu-'Appellei
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Studer
L-Maple
Cnii
and
Drlonce,
Minis,
er
Claxton.
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from
National
Defence
I.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
May
14,
1951
STELLARTON,
N.S.
P'-Th'ee
men
who
used
every
B.'lglan
ruse
to
harass
the
Nazis
in
the
last
war
are
In
this
cual-minlnu
town
5
'.ooklng
for
a
Job.
I
Lurien
Leferve
ar.d
Jules
laux
are.
here,
because
Arthur
Tollbvck
had
a
hankering
to
see
t
his
"second
horns"'
again.
They,
are
former
members
of
the
Be!-'
gian
resistance
movement.
!
Tuilbrcok.
who
lived
here
from
1905
to
1919,
figures
Etellarton
looks
good.
H;
is
a
machinist
and
the
smoke
stacks
and
in-iustrial
.
hum
remind
him
of
'lome.
i
They
are
sure
they
will
get
tubs.
Eventually
tliey
hope
to
1(1
save
enough
bring
their
wives
l.nH
families
tn
Canada.
1
The
Belgians
arrived
at
New
York
recently
on
a
small
immi-;
grant
ship.
They
had
originally
planned
to
find
employment
in
1
Montreal
or
In
Quebec's
gold
fields.
But
Tollbrook
figured
Stellar-tcn,
as
he
remembered
it.
was
a
fir..?
place
to
go.
So
Leferve
the
barber
and
Delaux
the
welder
tagged
along.
During
the
war.
they
played
a
large
part
in
deluding
and
sabo-
tagmg
serman
troop
movements.
After
liberation
by
Allied
forces,
Ttllbeck
served
as
an"
int
r"
with
the
U.S.
Army
and
later
the
Canadians
"I
think
I
will
be
haDny
here."
iyF
Tollbeck.
"I
soeak
good
enough
English
to
Be,
around
and
my
eight-year-old
boy
would
pick
t
uo
easily.
"But
...y
wife.
I
don't
know.
Rhe
r'"'n
1
sPalt
nsl
at
all.
he
acldcd.
lEi
Clarified
Adveitl.lne
is
payable
p
r
l.--crUon,
minimum
low
CO
home
Black
acKwoo(
Don't
Break
GEORCETOW
N.
Ont.
(CP)
Leonard
J.
Bel!
,
who
manufac-
:
tures
a
line
of
small
boats
In
this
town
near
Toronto,
has
a
novel
way
of
testing
the
dura
bihty
cf
his
product.
Occasionally
he
tossed
a
15-foot
boat
out
of
a
second-storey
window.
But
instead
of
goinz
"iMmrVi"
thn
h
ri
!i
t
r.ounees.
$
i
They're
plastic
boats
made
of
1
libreiilass
bonded
with
synthetic
f
resins.
The
boats
are
strong,
light
in
weight
and
low
in
cost.
Bell
has
government
orders
for
seveml
of
the
craft
to
be
used
in
tne
I,
Arctic,
because
they
don't
ev?n
Bet
brittle
at
80
degrees
below
zero.
An
important
feature
of
these
boats
is
that
they're
resistant
to
animals.
Porcupines,
for
instance,
delight
in
gnawing
chunks
out
of
resin-bonded
plywood
but
they
find
no
nourish-
ment
in
resin-bonded
fibreglass.
Another
lakeshore
pest
that
doesn't
like
these
boats
is
tne
teredo,
its
v;:m
equippe-
with
a
sort
of
brace-and-bit
heau
which
loves
to
bore
into
the
bottoms
of
wosdeil
boats.
Lewis
Carroll
wrote
"Alice
in
'
Wonderland"
at
the
historic
Trout
Inn,
near
the
Thames
above
Oxford.
UMITgq
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ONT.
On
BricLje
By
Eoslcy
ClackwocJ
(from
as
low
at
$6T:
thatYOUcant
Mr.
New
has
been
a
constant
kibitzer
at
the
club
recently.
He
is
trying
to
learn
bridge
and
he
has
chosen
a
good
way
to
'learn.
He
is
watching
experi
flow
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CALVERT
DISTILIEIIS
(CANADA)
kada
from
the
ciosed
'
hand?iDther
pulled
throuBh
a
long
That
is,
will
dummy's
trumps
btx
more
valuable
if
used
to
ruff
PAN
-ABODE
u
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!o
erftt.
la!:;
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proof.
-ol
:''l
Cc
lar
ronsttuetlon.
Viiiu.ic
tnrji'?
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loek-jii'.nt
in
tit
her
3"xfi"
or
4"x7"
lot's--sii'ipln-i
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bin
print-
and
erection
details.
I'j.
ii
ftrHiatxn
lonlatt
J.
A.
ISBTDX,
Biu.idajr
lveninj
or
Tuisilay
Kince
H
palS
or
ciarer
s
losers
or
10
"Slop
one
j
Tne
diaw.seiners
catch
carp,
'
of
the
opponents'
suits,
while
dogfiSlh
pk-keiel.
perch,
sack-'
declarer
is
setting
up
a
J-iiie
suit
;
m
catfkh
rock
bass
and
stro-oi
his
ont
nsh
Although
only
the
pickerel
Today's
hand
is
a
simple
ex-
!
and
percn
a,.e
generally
consirl-ampie
of
a
situation
when
.
-h
.,i,-rt
..atina
ho
nnm
ur
trumps
should
be
led
at
'he
i
earliest
possible
moment.
Mr.
I
Abel
lea
me
King
or
clubs
ana
Mr.
Masters
won
on
the
ooard
with
the
ace.
,
I
There
was
no
reason
to
post.
pene
pulling
the
enemy's
trumps
nlflrn
tlTia.,
hlH
HI,
(inndi'1
,m
it
V
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"hh"
i
IP
enced
players.
South
dealer
None
vulnerable
Mr.
Pull-
S
Q
9
4
II
10
7
4
L)
A
Q
9
4
C--A
7
4
Mr.
AIk-I
Miss
Uracil
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10
7
3
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6
2
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10
2
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5
3
Mr.
MiihIitn
S
A
8
5
H
A
K
0
5
3
D
K
1
S
C-8
0
.
The
biildinj;:
siiiiIIi
Niirtli
i.Aht
1
H
IS
4
H
All
putt
2
H
Pasa
2
D
Din.
I
ThP
thinur
thnt
t.rnuhlw
Mr.
New
man
of
all
Is
the
thing
!
that
troubles
most
inexperienc-
ed
players.
It
is
the
question
of.
when
to
lead
trumps
immedi-'
ately
as
declarer
and
when
to
postpone
leading
them.
If
Mr.
New
can
get
this
prob-'
lem
straightened
out
in
his
mind
he
will
have
acquired
an
ex-
tremely
important
p
i
e
c
e
of
fundamental
bridge
knowledge.
The
ba-sic
consideration
Is
this
rimmv'
trnmn.
hnue
9
i-c
..!.
id
win
linn,
""'markets
are
Montwai.
wcw
in
advanw.
P.ca;-
refrain
from
telephuning.
C!
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
we.
cams
""
"
Funeral
N'tice..
Marriage
and
Etigatement
Announr.men
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
IXJUBtE
PRICE.
Kilt
SALE
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
CASH
lor
i-
i
Lmii-ueit
Sweder
Shovels
Cranes;
DrauJines;
Adams
Road
Orauers;
LitUeluid
bios.
Black
Top
Kcrad
Maintenance
Eauloment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Giapoles;
T
L
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Ciark
Foiklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loadeis
for
Sturkmle
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps:
National
Draxline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Stee
;
flasnl
llm.vtK-
Njtilin.'l
rnis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
mo-e
important
job
to
do
than
ulc
al;c
allu
a"ulan
spiue.
nes3
in
cnuaren
is
oiwii
u;e
ie-merelv
following
suit
to
trump
the
second
spade
Mr,
Abel
play-,
sponstbllity
ot
th?
ir.Cvhar
aid
.
.
.
ed
the
10.
Tnis
puzzled
Mr.
Mas-
,
the
r:ho3l
teacher.
Mr.
Masters
banged
clown
tile
V'.
a
Kn
OI
'learls
anu
wa
Qehghled
to
see
the
queen
and
fail-
'
Ja;f
.
,
.
He
thlrd,
r0;l"d
'!l
trumP
With
,ne
10
01
-lX
?
the
ooard
and
re-tnu-red
his
hand
th
the
king
of
diamon-is.
showf,d
oul,of
P13'1"?
a,
snla!'
sPade-
Th's
waj
"
suu,rPrlseu
111
,
Ml'
Bra3,h
s
raiher
d?uble
cf
Mr-,
Ua;t'
5
lu
diamond
bid..
Now
Mi
Masters
laid
down
ters
for
a
moment.
Mr.
Abel
had
overcaaea
in
spades
(not
a
recommended
bid
incidentally
and
it
looked
like
he
should
have
the
king.
j
But
Mr.
Masters
figured
if
Mr.
Abel
had
the
king
he
would
have
;
played
it
on
this
trick,
so
he
;
made
the
rijht
guess
and
duck-:
ed
in
dummy.
M
Brah
1J
!
to
play
her
now
singleton
kiny
mil
five-i;dd
rolled
home.
"MiRJ
Margaret
McLeod
returned
to
the
cit
y
yesterday
on
the
Coiiuitlum
after
a
week's
business
trip
to
Queen
Chariot
te
Lilands.
CERTIFICATE
OP
CHANGE
OP
NAME
I,
Charles
Edwin
Grwmiuy,
Pro-
vincliit
Secretary
of
the
Province
Qf
Manitoba,
hereby
cortily
thut
on
the
5th
Uay
ol
May.
AD.
1051
.
st
th'
hour
of
12:15
o'clock
ln
the
after-
X.
Fishermen
Using
)
j
Ancient
Methods
i
;
I
PORT
ROWAN,
ont.
(CP)
D
;
Fishing
methods
of
Biblical
times
are
repeated
on
the
shores
of
Lake
Erie's
Long
Point
Bay
near
here
by
fishermen
wno
s
ca.'t
their
seines
into
the
shal-
low
water
and
draw
them
Into
shore.
,.
r.,
.u.,,.
,..
...
.
:
e5fl;rf
C
semiclrcie
by
men
wading
or
:n
boats.
s,
i
..livp
a.
a
delica'-v
for
...,..
i
v
.
-
i
din
,nd
united
States
cities,
The
cal.p
are
n
sunken
scows
and
transported
in
tank.'!.
T,
keep
ln
g00d
condiiion
as
far
as
Louis-
even
on
lrip.,
...
.
......
.
.
.
vme,
KeniucKy,
dui
ue
largest
Yorki
Toronto
and
Buffalo
The
fishermen
tegin
their
season
when
the
ice
leaves
the
bay,
and
end
only
when
it
freezes
over.
Urges
Care
of
Children's
Eyes
T
Trw'T
frP!
Olnrf-t:
olltpH-
3
says
Ooticlan
Otto.
Ras-
mussen
after
a
two-year
invjstl
gatmn
into
short-sightedness
.
anions
school
children
in
Kent.
I
Writing
in
a
trade
Journal,
Rarraussen
blames
"overworked
,
teachers
Who
aonear
to
have
no
timo
to
clean
Chalk
dust
off
tlw
fclr
-kbcard
and
even
less
time,
with
laree
classes,
to
write
laree.
legible
words
and
numbers
Rasmussen
says
that
thousands
ol
normal-sighted
children
have
to
strain
their
eyes
in
badly-lit
classrooms
to
see
blackboards.
They
are
then
rushed
to
clinics
'
unnecessarily
"because
they
could
not
read
illegible
chars:
ters
in
semi-darkniess."
Ci
10.075
children
sent
to
clin
jcs
spectacles
were
unnecessary
for
7.455
and
of
the
remainder,
only
2,231
were
short-sighted.
The
trouble'
can
often
be
righted
Mothers
encourage
shortsightedness
by
attaching
dolls
and
rattles
to
pram
and
cot,
close
to
.babies'
ey.?8.
A
child
then
becomes
accustomed
to
seeing
things
at
close
quarters.
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Act":
Peter
f.
child
closer
to
the
board,
Ras-Ohalser
to
Michael
Patrick
Onhaaey.
j
muSSen
Raid.
condition.
Applv
313
7th
Ave.;
East,.
tf-nci.
Itl.AL
I'
STATE
BIRTH
NOTiCE
BARBOUR
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
C
Barbour,
on
Friday
eveninu.
Mav
11.
a
babv
dau
'liter.
ULp
UNERAL
NOTICE
DrftLUlilU
III
'.I
tc
L.1LV,
Hit
urdav.
Mav"
12.
1951.
Esther
Marv
Hue
25
years,
be
oved
daushter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
David
Soaldinx.
Port
Essinetun.
B.C.
Rev.
E.
A.
Wrmht
will
conduC.
chapel
at
2:30
p.m.
Wednesday,
j
vtav
16.
interment
to
follow
in
Falrview
Cemetery.
B
C.
Under-)
takers
in
charge
ot
arranue-
mntsl
I
HCI
RIMMER
in
Uie
c.uv.
Satur-fliv.
Mav
12.
1931.
Charles
Oak-lev
Rimmer.
56
years,
beloved
husband
ol
Mn.
BiaiK'he
iiim-t"
Pf'iview
Atvirtinents.
Requiem
Mass
will
be
sun
at
the
.(lurch
the
Annun-iatiin
at
'0
a
m
Wednesday.
Mav
10
bv
Rev.
Father
F.
I.
Ravner.
Interment
to
follo'
in
Fairview
Cem-terv
where
nraveri
will
be
aul
bv
Rev
Father
O.
P.
Mohan,
1MI.
B.
C
Undertakers
in
hur-ro
of
nrrannements.
Friends
kindly
assemble
for
nravers
at
Grenville
Court
Chanel
at
3
o'clock
Tuesday
eveninsj.
tltei
LOST
'jOST
Saturday
In
local
store,
black
wallet
wth
name
Mrs.
A
Holland
Vancouver
address.
Reward.
Phone
Blue
3t1
or
Box
704.
(ltpi
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Pot
oil
burner
kitchen
ramie.
What
oiler?
613
3rd
Ave.
tilt
FOR
SALE
Small
Soarton
radio
and
j-ecord
player.
Phone
Black331.
U14pi
FOR
SALE
One
29-ft.
trolling
'
Phone
(tieeu
"
(1230),
-
SWAP
Taue
recorder
and
Ham
Hear
for
typewriter
or
cam-
era.
or
Sale
Dodse
coiidc,
$500.00.
Box
101,
Daily
News.
Ill7pi
FOR
SALE
3
men's
bicycles,
one
baUuon
tired
new.
Walnut
dresset
u:id
suic
soa:i.
Phone
Blue
662
I
ti
l
TOR
SALEMcClorv
Charm
oil
ranne.
::heslerfield
suite.
d;ni-
ble
and
single
beds
compieie.
1d01
Bth
East.
(tl
FOR
SALE
$f00
Barce"Dr''ft-ood
Oueen
"'
20'
x
8'
x
IV:
2
years
old.
Has
Nerthill
anchor
and
Stnr
marin?
conver-s'on
reid"
to
instal
Moon"
Yacht,
club;
see
owner
abo-r
t
"Oriole."
t,f
FOR
RALE-;;evv
ana
used
furniture.
hnidwiire
end
fntvfn,
cheats
of
.Irawer'.
beds
com-n'ete
heilruom
suites.
sniaU
si7e
-aroets.
field
"lapses,
used
lo-'oln
boots;
sewln"
machines,
radios
find
bicycles
also
other
nsef:if
hnnsehnlfj
nrti"les
ut
lowe
rtrleps
Ree
B.
C.
Ftrnlture
Co.
Black
S?4.
(tf-cl
FOR
SALE
Some
furniture
in-ehidiriB
.w
a
s
h
I
n
ir
machine.
S40.00
ran"e
coal,
tools.
ele-re
prinder,
irirl's
bicvcle.
halibut
eear,
Kodak
nosteird.
also
House
for
Sale.
1136
Havs
Cove
Ave,
(H7pl
ixt
Datlerics
i-
i'hiine
M.-C4i.
-City.
WASTTf
WANTED
--
W
PKlL'fcb
PAID
tr
steel,
brass
caw
Honest
(tradim
merit
maue.
Metals
LW.
W'j
eoMver.
ti.
v.
''
6357.
102.
Dailv
N;w:
HOl'SE
W
(jale.
iw
ment.
NO
Ave
W"";1!
'
lorf
"'"nit
Personal
i'"1'
St.
..
vouth-1
learn
wot
T:
-..VslNKSSOFP'
IUSIM
Stone
rtij"ic;
.111
BI'H
t)
I""'"
t
vVoTCH'S:
teed
J
629
6th
FOR
SALE-Four-room
wartime
reNT-S'
'
house.
Unod
condition.
Artiti-1
03
.
rial
fireplace,
electric
fire.
-
"..ripW1
Furnished
or
unfurnished.
Owner
leavina
citv.
R'l1-S"'1:
rrrwTvDist
able
nrlre
for
cash.
P
m
WANTED-fi
.
Blue
18b
or
call
at
133
9th
Wes,
,
time
anv
time.
ttf-ne)
;
pert
Raa'0
-
-
'
.
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"
.....wnFnnf
0
edSiona
A1AIICAP.ET
McLEO'L)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
JTONE
BUILDINO
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
PjD.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
II.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96
Evenings
Black
899
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
.Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AMD
PAPERHANGINO
Phone
22
or
Black
280
General
Delivery
IIOI'SIH
FOR
SALE
''"
.
..Hinff
H
ana
HANDYMAN
HOME
SKHVICF4
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES
Black
752
.
Hed
894
P.O.
Box
1G70
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSQN
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733-5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
COLURSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
ir
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
Hh
St.
I'll.
Black
389
ROUIE
&
I.AIRD
t'.'COHN
TANT8
Si
AUDITORS
'
It.
sni
r
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21.-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
iidinedS
For
Your
PAINTING
nnd
DECORATING
See
SPENCE
&
MATIUK
Green
917
Phone
Black
215
(evenings)
SE;
MAC
for
your
.
.
.
ROOF
RE-SHINGLING
or
SIDING
Phone
Black
GGO
.
(M1!)t)
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
003
-
3rd
Ave:
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
Phone
347
,
P
O
Box
371
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C
A.
'Z
ROY
SIIANO.
C.A.
353
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
2d3
'
'
.
i-Thone
!S
HELEN'S
:;,
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavlns
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
brani:li"s
J()44th
Street.
Phone
G;.5
ELECTROLUX
Sales
anc
Service
.
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Bin
970
Box
1G26
For
genuine
parts
and
service
Z
phone
or
write
above.
WIIY
PAY
HIGH
RENTS?
Build
;
vim:
011
home
with
Pan-
unci
.,
i
(1o
oft
'
tongue
and
mouve
locK-toinr.'
;,
'
tion
In
either
3"x3
'
or
1
x'
1..,.
c....,..ilnrl
f.f,irinl'ie
Wl'll
blueprints
and
erection
detail;.
aNTEd
,
lor
as
low
as
$075.00.
For
'-,",,
ane
to
formation
conlicl
J
ft-
"
Monday
eveninn
or
Tuesday
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
(HP1
1
FOR
SALE
Bill
four
furnished.
1008
6th
East.
G.
Rlwd-.J'',
1111.
,113p
In
witness
w..ereoi
I
have
here-I
unto
set
my
hand
and
caused
.nc
i
Sieal
of
the
Department
of
the
Pro-1
vlncial
Secretary
to
he
hereunto
affixed
at
the
City
of
Winnipeu,
ln
the
I
Province
of
Manitoba,
tilts
6th
d.ty
'
of
May,
A
D.
1951.
Chas.
E.
Greenlny.
Provincial
Secretary.
"i
ins
ailvertisernent
m
nit
putilinhed,
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
lioiml
or
by
the
(lovernmcnt
of
Hritish
Columbia.
WE
RENT
T.1UCK3
(
'OMPKESf',0113.
.'
CONCRETE
R'lXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Pkone
Blue
939
For
Results
ADVERTIS
FOR
SALE
Family
homP.
FOR
SAt.E-
A.n,,,
d,.
Three
bedl'JOIU.
diniue
room,
livins
room
d
i'
Oil
ran-e
and
some
fii"'n
New
roof
nnd
foundation
"
orice
SI700.00.
Terms
it
nupC!lvntTiMrR
3rd
Vk.!
.VntyTi
"
l'
'"'.
,
1
111"
(114
FOR
RAT.F
four
roomed
liouie
with
at
i
If.
room
and
bnic"",'
rome
furniture,
K
Full
,u'-e
WdwaTi
School.
jw
nn
m,
r
reo-ilrrd
H
R
WOHTIMF.H
33
3rd
Ave
1
Real
Estate
and
I".)
j
,
PF.RRONIIi
TARTY
TFA
ROLLS
ran
be
"T
tained
tla"
nnd
every
rlnv
ai
the
Riinerf.
Bakery
i-td.
Pnn(nf,
fi43
for
orders.
S.
WOMAN
will
look
after
rhildren
ln
own
home.
Black
716.
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