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Alt
WITH
THE
TOP
SERGEANT
by
Syms
Prince
Rupert
DaiSy
News
Tuesday,
November
Z7,
1951
Referendum
Goes
Thru
Formerly
in
Fish
Employ
,
Jlrl
xltilit
Higher
Taxi
Fares
Sought
c
I
Before
the
late
Ernest
Fred
4
from
ii)
to
75
cents.
Th-;
application
stipulates
a
requi'irt
tnat
this
rate
be
a
minimum,
and
a
maximum
for
city
trips,
"so
that
no
taxi
can
cut
rates
"
DM.
ouuuuun
ui
uie
uuwer
n
i
i
i
j
MONTREAL
Oi
France,
long
recognized
In
the
fashion
world,
now
has
taken
a
bow
In
arts
and
handicraft.
Some
3,000
objecs
d'art,
in-;
r
,1
'
b"l
service
of
the
Pacific
Fisheries
wa!s
vf
'
V?tmgiand
the
B.
C.
Fisheries
in
1911
was
was
th
mire
three
ayaiiLst
attainst.
,
four
four
in
in
favor
fiivnr
;
,
.
.
....
'
'1
"...
-.,
.
v
'
l,i
An
application
lor
nigner
lax.
Co
.
tjJ
Q,
operation
,are
neariy
fares
from
Prince
Rupert
Taxi
double
since
the
50-cent
rate
Owners'
Association
was
refer-
was
lixed
in
1947.
the
associa-
eluding
items
ranging
from
jewelry
and
accessories
to
ceramics,
ana
iviz,
ana
:or
a
wnue
ne
with
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
general
worked
for
the
Post
Office.
After
tapestries,
silverware
and
stained
j
manager
of
Northern
B.
C.
Pow-
this
he
became
permanently
rea
y
clly
council
last
nigni
io
tion
claims.
President
H.
L.
identified
with
the
theatres.
i
tne
police
and
licensing
cor-
ait-
Knutsen
submitted
the
request
g
asK,
are
on
exhibition
here
.
er
Co.
Ltd.,
not
voting.
until
November
29
Aldermen
'Harold-
Whalen
V.7
His
home
was
in
or
near
,
tee
Ior
report.
supported
by
15
signatures.
Some
Taxi
owners
ask
for
25-cent
taxi
operators
here
do
not
be-
increase,
upping
minimum
fares
'
long
to
the
association.
fmatVha
wanna
see
uie
neu
"Oivin"
out
any
passes
tonight!
surge
.
.
.?"
Grimsby,
England.
He
was
a
nephew
of
Sir
Geo.
Moody,
prominent
in
the
fishing
industry,
in
which
business
his
father
also
held
a
foremost
position.
rit
1T
'
On
the
double,
you
guys
whafcha
think
this
is
.
.
nursery?"
The
exhibition
was
officially
opened
by
Jean
Mouton,
cultural
attache
to
the
French
embassy
In
Ottawa.
The
collection
was
prepared
by
the
artisans
committee
of
the
Societie
du
Salon
de
L'Imagerie
and
Is
under
the
direction
of
Louis
Bonnard
of
New
York.
Woman
Pastor
Serves
Parish
Mike
Krueger
and
Don
Fitch
opposed
the
referendum
on
the
grounds
that
it
was
"arbitrary
and
gave
the
people
no
choice."
Referendum
will
ask
people
at
the
December
13
flections
whether
they
are
in
favor
of
the
B.
C.
Power
Commission
supplying
power
to
Prince
Rupert
following
expiration
of
the
power
company's
franchise
in
March,
1951.
Aid.
Black
al.se
spoke
against
the
relerendum.
He
said
he
was
speaking
as
an
aldermali,
when
he
said:
"The
Public
Utilities
Commls-
RlPi
Jhne(u
ECIPES
R
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
improved
r
patented
"BOOKER"
PORCUPINE,
Ont.
(f
This
three-charge
parish
in
northern
Ontario"s
huge
Cochrane
Pres
bytery
of
the
United
Church
of
T3P
Prince
Rupert
tyera
Duo
on
Canada
received
its
first
woman
minister
recently
and
the
min
I.
a.
Naylor,
R.
Reld,
Fred
Rea,
iC.
E.
Palmer,
Giles
MacKenzle,
'
"u"
guvenu,
me
rates
ol
any
private
utility
company
but
fasic
Trail
Folder
showing
4
models
of
BOOKER
heaters
or
furnaces
free
on
request
at
ELEGANT
WALDORF
SALAD
cup
roasted
blanched
almonds
2
cups
diced
apple
1
cup
sliced
celery
'4
cup
whipping
cream
2
tablespoons
lemon
Juice
2
teaspoons
granlated
sugar
2
tablespoons
mayonnaise
teaspoon
salt
'2
teaspoon
grated
orange
rind
Lettuce
cups
1
ers,
bush
workers,
farmers
and
their
families
like
the
idea.
The
minister,
Rev.
Kathleen
Christopher,
30,
is
the
daughter
E.
A.
Carswell,
C.
F.
Forman,
V.
G.
McVey,
Frank
Slinner,
A.
lirnn,.ln
D
ClnllrAntinr
M
does
not
govern
the
rates
for
the
B.
C.
Power
Commission.
When
the
Commission's
rates
are
set,
you
have
to
accept
them.
You
have
no
choice,
nor
any
court
of
appeal.
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
Chop
almonds
coarsely
or
split
The
service
of
the
Commis-
SOS
MiHride
Street
Phone
Blue
820
sion
also
has
suffered
In
areas
into
halves.
Combine
apple,
eel
olRjnry
Christopher,
a
miner
at
R
Mefc.arvell,
Capt.
w.
Ross.
Conlaurum
mine.
Capt.
J.
A.
Woods
and
H.
A.
Sunday
is
one
of
her
busiest
Christensen,
Vancouver;
J.
Frie-days.
with
morning
service
here
sen,
Prince
George;
J.
Singer,
at
11
o'clock,
Sunday
School
at
Seattle;
R.
Anderwood,
Long-2
p.m.
and
then
a
12-mile
drive
view,
Washington;
G.
B.
Bishop,
east
to
Hoyle
to
get
Sunday
New
Westminster;
Mrs.
0.
Dun-School
started
there.
Next
come
lop,
Crow
Lake;
T.
S.
Harrison,
regular
services
at
Hoyle
and
a
Victoria.
drive
back
to
Golden
City
fori
supper.
Later
she
again
sets
out
L.
jaibert.
A.
Adams,
J.
T.
to
drive
20
miles
for
the
evening
A.
Laurellard-
H
Q
Bothwell,
J.
V"
al
Connauglit.
Lanigan,
C.
Johnson,
J.
B.
Cain,
Albert
Dyriand,
the
parish's
A
Van
Snellenberg.
C.
F.
Far-clerk
of
the
session,
says
things
man,b.
Mclnnis,
C.
Fontaine,
C.
Tciku
COFFEE
CAKES
t
.
v
1
ace
Rupert
audiences
will
,
m
at
Has
month
end,
such
,
-I'll!
mi
tlii'ii'
opportunity
iij'y.
when
Alaska
Music
i.i
'
(;
ts
the
opera
duo,
Its
Kunu.iwa.
soprano,
and
re
(
ur,i,
tenor,
here
No--r
2'J.
(i
al
surli
a
special
occa-thrii
i
-lebiated
artists
will
In
'ii
ir
audiences
scenes
su
-h
uell-known
favorites
1,1
Travntta"
and
'Madame
illy"
Appearing
in
full
.hie
ir
add
color.
Mine.
Kan-.i
and
Mr.
Curzl
team
up
,i.l'
i
i
Prince
Rupert
a
real-
ii-:
Mi)'
u
i
an
performance.
where
it
operates.
And
I'm
sure
er'
and
almonds,
reserving
a
few
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
j
almonds
for
garnish.
Whip
cream
can
supply
power
cheaper
than
until
stiff
and
blend
In
lemon
the
Commission."
Juice,
sugar,
mayonnaise,
salt
and
rind'
Pour
over
apple
mix"
Dirifcl.LNT
IHFH.ITVT
HORDING
uniti.iv,'
,
turg
an(J
,jghtly
SerV,
j
Aid.
Krueger
wanted
wording
lettuce
cups.
Sprinkle
with
re-of
the
relerendum
changed.
He
served
almonds.
Serves
4
to
6.
wanted
a
provisien
in
it
whereby
i
it.
,
.
7
m
4
I!
....
1
A-
1,
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i
:
I
I
h
V
-
Hie
Clly
CUU1U
Ilt-guliUVe
WH.I1
IT
Oinrtol
r,f
U7rl,mt.r,''
0
These
toothsome
Flaky
Coffee
Cakes
are
a
sample
of
the
superh
results
you
gel
with
new
Fleisch
m
arm's
Fast
Risinj;
Dry
Yeast
I
No
more
anxiety
about
yeast
cake
that
stale
and
weaken!
,
Fieischmann's
new
Dry
Yeast
keeps
jnll
strength,
fatl-sclittg
without
refrigeration
Ret
a
Th
I
weU
Me
Gregerson.
A.
Gibbwill,
G.
Smith,
i
"any
other
company"
besides
the
"
n"
tTnn
I
T
!
said
a
Miss
r
Christopher
-u
i
,
is
a
won-
r
D,i,hrf
,
n
r,,n.r.
r
rv.,mi.
i
rn
Compensation
Roarri
Board
f
from
Van
Van-
TOMIKO
KANAZAWA
couver
sailed
last
night
on
the
uc
..T.."
.
mtn'
women,Mackie
and
H.
L.
Routh,
Van-
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett,
utilities
chairman,
who
introduced
the
Metrooolitan.
and
Is
.
leading
?
"aVe.
lakent0
her
,
eouver;
Rin
Hinton,
Vancouver;
month's
supply!
'
.
thv
"
,1
oi
a
woman
in
v.
E
nn,,n
Bolton.
Port
Port.
Kssinirtan-
fcssington;
rt
lviic
sonrann
nf
Parifii-
Npwul
i
U.;
bylaw,
would
not
consider
this.
Frincess
Louise
for
Kemano
on
official
duties.
'
Mrs.
R.
M.
MacLeod
and
son
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Oileans
and
Cincinnati
opera
Mi
rhristmhM-
nn
t
thJ
Glas!'
J'
R'
Williamson.
M-
p-
Aid.
George
Casey
called
the
Sh-
on
fame
eazh'
r.ui
Hougnion,
tamonwn;
k.
k.
An-
oppaiiiion
views
-aciaying
lac-
companies.
Louise
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
fason
far
her
stirring
perform
...
...
..w
aerson
ana
u.
m.
weoD.
kumf;
tics.
College,
Toronto,
'
who
were
or-iB
J.
Mnnm
anrt
t.
Wilrifnnir
i
A.kel
Aid
Wh
ilrn-
whv
Is
ances
She
recentlv
rpt.nrnpH
ji
.
t
tt
.B.
-iiu
m'ci
prince
lieorire!
I..
I.
Jonnston
ak
IJa'jreit
men
so
lr.consist.-
f
i
.
')
t'
'
r
m
a
pe-formancf
before
Swe
wa,'.
under
judgment,"
as
it
New
Westminster;
H.
K.
Balsar,
!
cut?
lie
has
a
bargaining
clause
were.
Everything
went
smoothly
j
S()lln
Burnaby;
G.
J.
Burns,
1
in
the
telephone
relerendum."
Mrs.
Fred
Waring
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
Likes
It
Best
from
(he
first.
i
Medicine
Hat;
J.
F.
Miers,
Digby
I
The
telephone
referendum
ft-.
:
Island;
T.
Woods.
Smithcrs;
W.
asks
citizens
whether
the
city
MGowan,
Hazelton;
D.
C.
Nel-
Ahal!
open
negotiations
"with
son,
Burn?
Lake;
W.
Carinan
and
Automatic
Electric
(Canada'
V.
Currie,
Jasper;
D.
Mackie,
Fort
Ltd.
or
any
other
company
.
.
."
St.
John;
S.
Barwick,
West
Van-
j
Aid.
Daggett
said
he
did
not
couver;
R.
C.
Ingram,
Winnipeg.
:
word
the
telephone
bylaw.
dish
royally
in
the
Royal
Opera
House,
Stockholm.
Mi.
Curzi,
who
rocketed
lo
fame
from
an
army
hospital
where
he
entertained
the
other
patients,
has
an
interesting
background.
His
father
and
grandiather
are
in
the
roofing
bufine5s
and
during
off
times,
he
helpf
out
with
the
family
business.
But
the
"opera
bug"
has
lirst
call
on
his
time.
Fred
Conrad
New
Head
of
Church
Men
r
flnM
COFFEE
CAKES
Sea
i.j
c
cream.
2
lbs.
granulated
s-Rar,
1
isp.
salt
and
y4
c
stwii
leiitn;
cxl
to
lukewarm.
Mcanwlirc.
measuic
into
a
large
bowl
l?
c
tiilvpwaun
water,
1
ip.
fiantilntcd
sugar;
mm
until
sugar
s
diMlied.,.SpiinkIc
with
1
envelope
i
leischmann
l
ast
Rising
Dry
Vra.
Let
stand
10
minutes,
THEN
ir
well.
Add
rooled
cream
mixture
and
stir
in
3
well
beaten
rggs.
Stir
in
2
c.
once
sifted
lrrad
llmir;
twat
until
ftiiifMtih,
Wdik-
in
2V?
c,
falxiui)
onrc-sirtcd
In
cad
flour.
Knead
on
light
I
v-floured
tmard
until
siTiodih
and
elastic.
I'lace
in
greawd
Ixwl
aitd
giease
top
ol
dough.
Cmer
and
wt
in
a
warm
plarc.
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
unlit
clou
hied
it
hulk.
Mix
y4
c.
granulated
sugar
and
2
tspv
ground
citmanion;
sprinkle
half
of
this
mil
hire
on
baking
hoard.
Divide
doi4j(h
into
2
ciiial
jnr-tiouft
and
tmn
out
one
portion
onto
prepared
hoard.
Roll
out
into
a
IT'
Muiatc;
fold
fiom
had
to
front
ami
from
one
side
in
the
other.
Repeal
rolling
anil
folding
S
more
times,
flouring
boa
id
lightly
if
il
tiecoini
Micky.
Seal
elgr
f
fokixl
dough
and
place
in
a
greased
W
wpiare
cake
pan
and
pat
out
ts
fit
the
pan:
butter
top
lightly
and
press
walnut
halves
well
into
the
dough.
Sprinkle
remaining
sugar
ami
(inuamnn
mixture
tin
board
and
treat
second
portion
of
dough
same
as
first
pwtion.
Clover
and
le
rise
unlil
fMnhled
in
bulk.
Bake
in
a
mtxterate
oven,
3r)0,
13
mins.,
while
preparing
llic
following
syrup:
simmer
together
for
mins.,
I
c.
granulated
sugar,
I12
tsps.
grated
orange
rind,
i4
c.
butter
or
margarine
and
yA
c
orange
juice.
Quickly
pour
hot
svrup
over
the
2
partially
baked
takes
and
bake
cakes
about
15
mins.
longer.
Stand
baked
cakes
on
cake
coolers
for
20
minutes,
then
loosen
crimes
and
gently
shake
from
fw,
in
A
.
:
Kttm&-
GIFT
WRAPPiMG
Fred
Conrad
was
elected
president
of
the
Presbyterian
Men's
'
Club
last
night.
Duncan
McRae
is
the
new
vice-presidjnt
and
Andrew
Wyatt
was
elected
secretary-treasurer.
tKK.
t
t
KZI
I
4
-
reQQers
aniA
iiiiw
ii.
i,
J
9
m'
"f
Mine.
Kanaza-jB'j'trrfly:
.
.
e
.)!
t
act
Butterfly
1
Butterfly."
'
j
5Cu:
i
h.n
t
list
completed
a
v.t-ii':
v.nh
San
Francisco
Now
:s
the
time
to
.'hop
for
your
Co'ored
Cellophane
Papcx,
Chtistmas
Seals,
Tin'selled
String,
Christmas
Scotch
Tape
and
other
Gift
Wrapping
Novelties.
Annette
Mansell's
Pre-Chrtsl-mas
Sale
continues.
(278cl
j
Pre-Christmas
Sale
at
An
i
a
favorite
of
San1
'
ope:
a
director,
Gae-
nette
Mansell's
still
going
strong.
(278CJ
nnr"V
R(,t4ulir
Moose
J.tSA
meeting
Tuesday,
Mm.
1
rod
Waring
wants
to
niiare
s
Jismvery
with
yu.
tomiiare
Ilia
k
Bonnkt
Margarine
with
ant
spread
at
'ini
price.
Like
the
wife
of
the
famous
band
leader,
you'll
love
the
delicate,
stumy-wet;t
fl'wur
of
this
fine-quality
till
mirldttit.
margarine.
You'll
appreciate
Bu;k
Bonnkt's
nMlriivm.
And
vou'll
welcome
its
real
ectmmtn!
.St
buy
Bu;e
lloNNET
and
net.
"all
3"
Vlavor!
Nutrition!
1-jconom-e-e!
lHe
it
in
conking,
on
vegctahlcs,
as
a
delicious
spread.
Blue
Bonnkt
Margarine
is
sold
in
two
tyficH
regular
economy
pat-knee
with
color
wafer,
and
also
in
the
famous
Veluiw
(Jlik
bajt
for
fast,
ensy
color.
rS.TT-rr
11
t
l
nl
i:
"hi
nuvcuiuer
ti.
imitation
of
candidates.
(277c)
IV
Mi
Miruia
I
mip-jiijiiit;
the
artists
is
f
('tmrning.
young
Ameri-
j
t'.i
r
and
pianist
trained
;if
t.f
:l:e
ureat
teachers
of
':
rrrr-st
Bloch,
Roger
lis
ai.d
Arnold
Si
hoenberg.
I
'latiisl-piiinposer,
Mr.
Cum-
niarle
his
official
concert
In
Sin
Francisco
in
1950.!
Brtwiw.
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All
Miller
Bav
Chapter
of
the
j
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I
RICHARD
Cl'MMIN'G
Registered
Nurses'
Association
j
invites
you
to
attend
evening
of
Court
Whist
in
Miller
Bay
Recre
ational
Hall
Saturday,
Decem-
is
played
as
soloist
and
as-I
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s
t.
in
concerts
.
lrnrrarrprl
hv
Pierre
Montens
(lt)
li
e
West
with
such!
conductor
of
the
San
Francisco
ber
8
Pm
ls,s
as
Martial
Sing-,
svmnhonv
Orchestra,
to
sing
the
rta
G.
of
the
Mctropoll-
tenor
c.irt
in
Beethoven's
Ninth
Dfipedcous
.
TWIN
":i
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Kan
Frincsc
Symphony,
he
was
acclaimed
as
y.urtct,
i,nald
Gramm,
a
sensation
by
critics
and
audi
S
it
,Z0Z"r'
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I
wnllv
let
.'ormed
her
"'v
with
Mine.
K:inazawa
'r
t"in-.;i
i
f
Kanaawa
Is
the
wife
of
1
1'
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r.
conductor
of
the
ence
alike.
Known
for
his
toarkllng
per-ronallty
and
as
a
tireless
worker.
Curzi
does
not
forget
when
he
was
Corporal
Curzi,
and
often
returns
to
sing
for
the
men
in
uniform
today.
Thvse
three
artists
will
combine
to
bring
an
outstanding
pcformance
to
Prince
Rupert
audiences.
Presentation
here
is
possible
Thcrq
Could
Be
No
Bcftcr
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
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a
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to
the
Saily
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Kiiuionton
city
council
tnruKh
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music
irau,
tin
end
in
this
year's
'ponsored
in
Prince
Rupert
by
'hen
Mis
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Field
tlie
Civic
Centre
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on
a
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has
a
woman
11,1
tlie
council,
said
Mrs.'
,
v
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viewpoint
will
'I'ft"
asset
to
the
council
1
f
'
'
nc.-ds
the
balance
ln
'
an
g;ve."
aiiiei
woman's"
con-
J.
S.
Black
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
a
trip
to
Kitlmut.
on
union
organization
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comniMnltv
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varied.
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lust
president
of
the
Mr.
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Mrs.
W.
J.
Mahonry
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former
ml
family
sailed
last
night
on
'
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the
board
of
direc-
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancou-'be
Victorian
Order
of
vc;
f-rmer
chairman
of
the
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
will
be
the
""'n
Al!;ejl
a
division
of
the
soeak.;r
before
fellow
Ciyros
at
Lr
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and
former
chair-
the
weekly,
luncheon
of
the
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vlcp
cliih
tomorrow.
Special
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(Ends
December
31)
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in
a!
J.
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returned
to
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'city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
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pl'?"elfC"
Plana
from
Vancouver
where,
as
1,1,.
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b"1,
alt,"
w'nnl"8
Lie
representative,
he
attended
v,,:01;1
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d:
Alwaf,
a
meeting
of
the
provincial
ex-I
'
U,e
.
,,
Bletmy
"l-!ccutivc
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
I.,,
lUu"
and
to
make
nwliiip
contribution
to
the
Robert
Armour
arrived
in
the
t
'tsiiatuin
of
government
in
city
by
plane
yesterday
from
Willy-growing
city."
I
Kimberlcv
to
take
over
duty
1,1
1
thf
lit.
rr
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FlolH
,.,,.t-.,,v
nVilnf
wnomppr
nt.
"I'm,
Edmonton
surgeon.
'thp
Co'umbia
Cellulose
power
A
GIFT
THAT
KEEPS
ON
GIVING
EVERY
DAY
.
Take
Advantage
of
This
Special
Offer
1
A
the
Special
Selected
Royal
Reserve
Old
Rye
mother
nf
tivn
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ninni
irirmor
hief
pnemeer
at
.
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dilghter
now
married
t
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Pnnsoliriated
Dlant
at
Kim-
X
finer
x
wfiislciet
anywhere
!'
son
Who
is
a
utiwfent
at
the
1
harlpv
Mr
Armour
is
no
fcitranger
m
"tty
of
Alberta.
in
this
district.
For
many
years
Tins
advuitisemont
is
nut
published
or
dis)layed
hy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
(iovernment
of
British
Columbia.
;
""d
came
to
Edmonton
he
was
chief
engineer
lor
the
,
"So
froni
her
former
Granby
Co.
at
Anyox
during
the
"l
Innri
Knginntj.
heyday
of
that.
camp.
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