I
as
war
correspondent
for
the
Post.
District
Head
Writer
to
Wednesday,
Apiil
18,
1961
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Mr.
woraen
nas
ine
lmpres-
,
r
hre
Area
sion,
n-,5
says,
that
for
the
first
V
S
IS
rlK
C
time
perhaps
Prince
Rupert
has
correspond-
a
secure
deve
opment,
referri,
..netting
Verne
Taylor,
district
grand
to
Coiumbia
Cellulose
a
urday
Evening
Post
Company
exalled
ruler
and
thinks
Prince
Rupert
tS."!0:
!eft
"
Monday
night's
trainVr
Festival
Recalls
Fashion
Changes
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Stalf
Writer
BADMINTON
'Continued
from
page
6)
Mixed
Doubles
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Speers
beat
B.
Mills
and
J.
Croxford
18-16,
15-8.
E.
Milgram
and
H.
Silversides
beat
J.
McDougal
and
L.
Long
li-9
11.1
id
with
an
acn-c
l
,
-
-
--
-
Burns
Lake
after
coming
here
.iins
."
I
Krowing
city.
.
,,f
fiiai
iii
.
i
,
lig
H1"
,
....
...j.V
iaj
L11C
lUV-ti
,,D
.
T
...
warden
10
years
a!
But
think
you
re
overlook-
lodge.
America's
lar-1
jn8
one
thing,
he
said
"Your
At
the
Korth
me,Ungi
held
,
tnp
ulaung
maftazlne.
left
ZZST
L.gion
Hall,
Mr.
Taylor
aSdri
v'-BrllJalr!
8
wome"
S.
Vickerman
and
D.
White
.
,
.
of
fashion
u
wondering
which
are
Father
MorH
and
M
of
today
s
styles
will
be
remem-
nr
,
.
,
.
,
-v
n!a
alter
.-pei"j.-
-
-
:
.
,
sea
tne
local
Elks.
,i,ulrine
ud
ma-
"'"-
mem
u
i
naa
noi
ri-l
f
'
industrial
develop-
,
dentally
ccme
across
them
Exalted
ruler
of
the
branch
I
b('red
as
typical
of
festival
of,
D
and'
r
Partridge
here,
Arthur
Murray,
was
in
the'Britaln
year-
beat
Father
Rayner
and
Y.
Lu-
S.,
nn
Northern
British!
The
author
of
war,
political
rhair
.(
win
iv
piiKWia
iuue
.
given
pine
jj.
j
15-4
urm
f
fiiii(iTiiir
un
irma
id
t
t
1
1
n
it
,
,
.
.
Cot
V,
,BUS,ness
t"cussed
Included
w
I'Kure-nuing
evening
:
cresses,
Mr
and
Mrs
Tough
xt
back
to
h
Ik
homp
oats
w
nis
nome
near
Seattle,
1-
.....
..
....
n
n
fur
h
.ii.m
1
hv
ntwhu
vtnrtnn
nr
the
he
,..-
,oiiv
a
re-civilization
11,7
...
i
hue
Wnhlniri..n
a
...mi.
,.r
"
"
.
.
.
ramer
iwonan
anu
mis.
im-
Mr
woraen
r.
nas
;Vu.l-..
Ih3
L"'
"u,
u
..t
.
al
nce
George
May
12
with'!
oasqued
suits
with
long
revers
cotte
i2.15i
18.17
17.15
;
n
six-m
V.
.
I
7..
V""J
i
,
..
'J"
"'-.
me
provincial
convention
ion
set
set
for
fori
I
antl
arltl
nippea
waist
popular
wiui
H
Morgan
ana
I.
Kristpan-
I
the
Far
East
!
lv
intrigued.'
early
in
June.
.j.K'in-a
an
btrebel?
Perhaps
it
may
be
the
sson
beat
T.
Pope
and
R.
Bent-ian-shaped
line
given
to
after-
son
i3i5
i5-n,
15-13.
noon
dresses
by
Hardy
Amies,
N.
Pavlikis
and
M.
Adlard
beat
j
or
the
asymmetric-line
favored
c.
Forman
and
P.
Tait
15-5,
15-U.
by
Mattli.
i
j.
Georgeson
and
P.
Caldwell!
Whatever
the
styles
ear-,
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Speers
15-5,
I
1
(fflSl
Served
with
pride
U
maricea
lor
posterity,
it,
is
aouoi-;
15-5.
1
N
il.
on
lliose
special
occasions
A
jttuM--.a
...
.
.
..
i.!
;
iMi
vii'-iifr
in'-y
couiu
run:pt-.i-,
a,
VitKC-1
niun
anu
D.
Willie,
I
in
fame
with
the
marked
major
beat
E.
Milgram
and
H.'
Silver-1
I
iy5K-
Nwsl
J
4.lir'ii
on
v
linocl-m
US
I
changes
in
women's
wear
re-
sides
15-2,
15-4.
j
corded
.at
the
time
of
the
1851;
D.
Leitch
and
F.
Partridge
exhibition
first
British
Arts
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tough
15-12,
and
Trades
Fair
and
forenunncr;
15-8.
S
r-itY,
tl.
im
friu
il
r
1.
'
,
I
1
of
this
year's
festival
of
Britain.!
N.
Pavlikis
and
M.
Adlard
beatj
'
For
instance,
1851
saw
the
H.
Morgan
and
J.
Krifitjanason
n
:rMfrrm:
mv
s&
!
launching
of
Mrs.
Amelia
15-10,
15-12.
1
Bloomer's
campaign
for
trousers
;
J.
Georgeson
and
P.
Caldwell
for
women.
Her
"bloomers"
were
beat
S
.
Vickerman
and
D.
White
merely
a
voluminous,
knee-cov-
j
14-18,
15-12,
15-6.
eiing
forecast
of
today's
short!
THIRD
FLIGHT
bloomer
panties
used
for
bothl
Mixed
Doubles
play
suits
and
beach
wear,
but
I
B.
Mills
and
J.
Croxford
beat
they
startled
the
fashion
world
Father
Rayner
and
Y.
Lupine
of
that
4ay.
j
15-8,
15-7.
WAISTCOATS
TOO
I
C.
Forman
and
P.
Tait
beat
J.
Although
a
far
cry
from
the
'McDougal
and
L.
Long
15-1,
'x
1
y'KBuAivtm.
timmmn
uju
......
mi
Kli-fe
neat
slacks
of
later
years,
bloom-
15-7.
Father
Mohan
and
Mrs.
Tur-
j
ers
heralded
femalj
encroach-1
ment
on
masculine
fashions.
cotte
beat
Father
Morrissey
and
Elegant
Victorian
women
soon
M.
Doreen
18-13,
15-8.
wore
embroidered
waistcoats,
j
T.
Pope
and
R.
Bentson
beat
'
until
then
the
exclus.ve
property
B.
Mills
and
J.
Croxiord
15-12.
1
of
thv?
young
mule
dandy.
-I
i
l$-.
Although
the
waistcoat.
is
back
1
-
forman
ana
r.
ian
Deal
in
the
forefront
of
fa;hion,
an
I
Father
Mohan
and
Mrs.
Tur-integral
part
of
this
year's
suit
'cotte
15-9,
7-15,
15-12.
designs,
women
no
longer
invade!
male
fashion-preserves
to
such
a
,
marked
extent.
With
a
wartime
experience
of
man-tailored
suits,!
India
Seeking
Birth
Control
11
il
L
rKll
ws
alio
fequureu
bhuuiu-
j
ers,
women
tonay
tenet
to
concen
trate
on
feminity.
1
ne
present
snoulciernne
is
sou,
BOMBAY
(Reuters)
India
s.
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
LIMITtU
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARIO
I
waist
and
pepltim
emphasized,
looking
to
birth
control
to
hetp
skirt-line-slcndvr
and
accessories
soive
the
problem
of
too
many
soft
and
charming
with
a
deli-
mouths
to
feed.
.
cate
Victorian
touch.
j
India's
population
Is
growing
The
present
neat-waisted
suits
fast
in
the
cities
alone
it
has
An
electric
range
puts
a
bigger
OK
in
your
coOKing
taste-tempting
results
just
watch
the
family
brighten
up
at
the
first
bite
.
.
.
and
say
"more".
It
means
better
appetites,
more
nourishing
food
a
healthier
family.
Come
in
to
see
the
latest
models
or
see
your
electrical
dealer.
Uliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
0
by
the
Cioverriinent
or
iiiiUsb
Columbu.
'
like
having
your
own
cook.
Want
the
Bicrnoon
off?
With
an
automatic
electric
'
might
be
worn
over
the
laced
doubled
in
the
last
10
years-corsets
of
1851.
Tight
lacing
has
and
the
means
of
subsistence
is
gone
for
the
moment
and
tha
dwindling
perceptibly.
1
exhibition
introduced
front-laced
j
while
the
Indian
government
corsets
with
fewer
whalebones.
is
striving
toward
increased
Today's
aoron
skirts
with
plain
f0od
production
and
higher
liv-front
and
gathered
back
and
the
ing
standards,
Indian
econom-
'
deep
V
necklines
filled
in
with
j
isu
and
sociologists
have
chemisette
are
both
traceable
to
launched
a
campaign
to
check
nge
it's
easy
as
flicking
a
switch.
All
you
lavtto
do
is
to
non
the
inure
meal
in
the
fvco
set
the
automatic
timer
mid
the
fashions
of
100
years
ago.
!
the
speedy
increase
in
the
na-
The
exhibition
xniuiuon
also
aiso
marked
maricea
a
a,uons
;
tion's
population.
population.
;fl
il!
As
for
proof
of
electric
cooking's
change
Classified
Advertising
.
is
payable
-
,
in
advance
.
PU
ref
..i
iinimlno
riis;irif.rli
f
nr
in.
hairstyles.
.Slde.rtalt-
But
the
average
Indian
worn-!
to
in
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices.
place
a
severe
twept-;
an,
brought
up
traditional,
lt-ts
gave
;
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$3.00.
back
coiffure
with
centre
parting
conservatism,
has
yet
to
grasp
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
and
lo-ped
bandeaux
over
,
the
,
the
advantages
of
"planned
par-cars.
Today's
women
are
just
enthood."
Measures
taken
to
switching
from
the
severity
of
check
rise
in
population
have
so
FOR
RENT
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
the
short-cut
to
soft
curls
and
far
been
meagre
and
the
results
E
New
and
"used
fur-
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
FOR
RENT-Bedioom
for
mid
FOR
SAL
1
net
encouraging.
die-aged
couple.
Non-drinkers.
-Lme-belt
Sueeder
Snoveis;
Birth-control
clinics
have
been
;
Cranes:
Dramines;
A
a
a
111
s
Koaa
uratiers:
litnefoiQ
htros.
n.iuie.
naraware.
oisnes,
ena
;
tabies.
chest
01
drawers,
becul
complete,
b
e
a
r
o
o
m
suites,
small
size
carpets,
used
iok-
j
kiiiu
boots,
men
s
suns,
lieid
'
glasses,
watches,
sewing
ma-
j
11)22
2nd
West,
alter
t
p.m.
(ly)
IO
LEI
Comfortably
furnished
house
for
tnree
months
June,
Juiv
anu
Augusi.
i.ox
04.
UailV
News.
(93c)
opened
in
several
cities
but
omy;
a
few
educated
people
mak
usoj
of
these
facilities.
The
illiterate
Indian
masses
have
yet
to
be
i
educated
about
birth
control!
FOR
RENT
Likht
housekeeping
1
aam-,HAu
umrm
i
hold
articles
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
11.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Bla:k
324.
(11)
!
methods
and
initiated
into
their
j
Salvation
Army
conversions
to
'
use.
And
there
is
much
mental
room.
221
F11
in
Avenue
tast.
(lc
biacK
Top
Koud
Muiiitenanre
hquiumeiit;
Owen
ciamshell
Buckets
and
Ruck
Ui
apples;
T
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
lor
fatocKpile
unu
onow
Kemovui;
Kice
Portable
Centrilunal
Pumps;
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
O
a
so
line
Hoists;
National
Portable
Sawmills;
National
Rotu'rv
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full
Information
irom
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
ttii
41
U-DRIVE
CARS.
Phone
41.
II
Oienville
Court
U1J
AL'COl
NTAP
l
S
J
P4
edMona
the
Christian
lalth
Olid
WOrK
icseivuuuii
amuns
uvciage
-
with
the
Hazclton
Indian
school
dians
over
the
use
of
eontracep-
FOR
SALE-16-ft.
Carvel
built
open
launch
decked
fore
and
.
j
u
n.i-in
r.
tivr.
lives.
!
was
conducted
by
Capt.
W.
C.
an.
Equ.uped
with
3
h.o.
Ker-
Poul
ton
in
the
Skeena
Valley
last
Some
circles
feel
it
is
iiie-
ln.ith
Sea
Pup
engine
with
re-week,
j
ligious
to
use
contraceptives
an-L
verse
gear.
Phone
Black
240.
Returning
at
the
week-end
advocate,
instead,
restraint
if
j
(93p'
from
his
four-day
-
trip,
Capt.
1
not
total
abstinence.
-
WANT
TO
BEAT
the
tax
on
an
Poulton
said
that
the
Kitkatlai
A
leading
Indian
politician
I
t
e
l
e
c
t
r
i
e
range?
There's
a
Evangelistic
work
done
recently
-en
went
to
the
extent
of
i
Norge
runSe
wittv
u
U
guaran-
tiSinoM
cm
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
lax
spec-must.
8.
U.
FurK
iitoae
Building.
lteU
j'J3.
i
2iftn
FOR
SALE
Silent
Glow
burner
ItErAlliS
by
the
native
band
and
mission-
,
claiming
mere
was
no
neco
lor
?&-Electric
,921
and
bicycle.
First
class
condition.
H.ilf
price.
1022
2nd
West
after
6
p.m.
(Ulp
'
CARS
I
Oil
SALE
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
RIU'IT
McLl'XH)
aries
had
made
many
converts
at
:
al
"eiai
meuious
01
ciiecitiiis
1
Hnelion
mid
nipn
vnwell
j
population,-
when
natural
cal-
o,
SALE
30-ft.
Billnetter.
lullv
riaaed.
sockeve
and
cohoe
MATTSON'S
UPIIOLSTERINO
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
521)
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
FOR
SALE
'37
Ford
2-ton
truck.
Luggage
trailer,
shop
riollevs.
Auto
pans.
Midland
J1L
BURNElt
SPKCIALIST
Stove
service
and
repairs.
O.
li.
uuiimju.
Ulari
aiu
ttl)
.VaTCU
REPAIRS
irornpt.
ef-Uckiii
service.
Ue:se
Cooic
Jeweller.
Sausiacuoit
guaranteed.
LOST
j
Thomas
Brown
was
appointed
amities
such
as
cholera,
small-las
a
lay
worker
for
the
consoli-Px
and
famine
took
a
heavy
!
dutions
made
bv
the
Salvation
'
to'l
of
lives
in
e
country
per-'Army
captain
at
Glen
Vowell.
Wdlcally.
I
Cant.
Pnniton
sniri
that
ths-?!
The
All-India
Women's
Con-
nets
hardlv
used.
Box
80,
Dailv
News.
t92pi
FOR
SALEBoat
"Sturdy"
(Trolleri
31
ft.
New
engine.
Anulv
to
boat
at
Fishermen's
Floats.
-
(93
pi
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
IPTOMKTRTST
Hoom
10
'
one
riuii.niNn
PHONE
RLUE
m
P
0.
BOX
1184
Pines.
Phone
Black
739.
(93iM
FOR
SALE
1941
Dod'ie.
reconditioned
engine,
radio,
healer.
'
136a
11th
East.
3p'
REAL
ESTATE
hiew
Indian
department
school
Terence,
which
has
repeatedly
to
be
built
at
Hazelton
will
be
endorsed
the
need
for
checking
FORSALE-32
ft.
troller.
gurd-
started
roon.
tne
population,
nas
not
Deen
ies.
sao.oo
or
nearest
oner,
able
to
convince
the
Indian
I
Owner
leaving
town.
Green
LOST
Gent's
white
sapphire
ring
about
April
10.
Finder
please
return
to
Dailv
News.
Keard.
,.l94p!
WANTED
154.
(95p)
PHONES
Black
752
-
Red
8114
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Box
1670
FOR
SALE
Fill
material.
Delivered
from
Sheardown
basement
iob
Phone
Black
495
or
contact
Allan
E.
Barr.
(93p)
housewife
of
the
need
for
birth
control
methods.
The
educated
middle
classes
in
India
are
becoming
increasingly
aware
of
the
need
for
limiting
the
family,
but
the
campaign
has
aroused
little
popular
appeal.
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Trailer
still
available.
All
set
for
PN'EY
GONICK
I
OPTOMETRIST
ULTRA-MODERN
f
i
v
e
-
r
o
o
m
bungalow.
Living
room
19'xl4
.
dinette,
hardwood
floors,
floor
length
view
windows,
fireplace
The
kitchen
is
a
housewife's
dream.
Two
large
bedrooms.
Pembroke
bath
and
shower.
Cement
basement,
hot
air
furnace
booster
fan.
Marvellous
view.
N.H.A.
mortgage.
.
Immediate
possession.
Listings
Wanted
WE
have
several
buvers
for
bungalows
and
houses.
For
auiek,
courteous
service
phone
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342
or
Black
'297
eves.
(94c)
housekeeping.
Phone
Black
277.
Hum
Iplfte
Visual
Annlvsls
II.
G.
IIELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
is
INSURANCE
Phone
96
Evenings
Black
809
"FFICE
HOURS
I
J
a
m.
to
5
n
m
WANTED
--
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass,
copper.
lead.
etc.
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Phone
Paein?
6337.
tt
WANTEb
TO
RENT
Three
or
tour
room
house
for
smail
familv
bv
1st
ot
May.
1040
8th
East.
.
t92p)
WANTED
Two
or
three
room
apartment,
furnished.
Box
82
DaUv
N
ews.
(94p)
S1TFATION
WANTED
mC
ffl
QUAllTYr.
!i
ffl
PRINTING
U
PERSONAL
GARDNER
&
CO.
F-RED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
rtRt
r
n
.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
'
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
008
-3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
FY
SIIAND,
C.A.
FOR
SALE
-McClarv
coal
and
wood
ranee.
Phone
871
between
9
and
6.
1037
7th
East,
evenings
(U3pi
FOR
SALE
Electric
stove
and
parbaae
burner
Phone
Black
752
or
call
133
9th
East.
t91pi
FOR
SALE
Dining-
room
suite
excellent
condition.
For
ouick
sale.
Black
910.
(93pi
FOR
SALE
Small
kitchen
wood
and
coal
range.
Cheap.
253
9th
East.
(91p
FOR
SALE
Remington
portable
typewriter.
Call
at
502
Mc-Bride.
(96pi
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
oil
rnn?e.
wick
burner.
Phone
Red
9!8.
(93o
FOR
SALE
Palp
green
forma!
uown.
size
13
Never
used.
Phone
Blue
825.
(93pl
'ii-3lrl
Avo
vu
EXPERIENCED
stenographer
desires
work.
Phone
Red
232.
91p)
HELP
WANTED
Phone
88
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
Your
Printing
Problems
PHONE
234
Dibb
Printing
Co.
BESNER
BLOCK
HELEN'S
AUTY
SHOP
APPLICATIONS
will
be
accepted
bv
the
undersigned
up
to
a
p.m..
April
19th.
1951.
for
oer-mission
to
use
Ronsevelt
Park.
Ball
Grounds,
for
the
1951
season.
PETER
A.
1
LI
EN.
Secretary.
Parks
Board.
PO.
Box
3U7,
Citv.
91cl
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators
Phone
543
call
629
(ith
W.
City.
Jtf)
NORTHLAND
Dairv
muk
delivered
24c
per
oimrt.
Whv
pay
more'
one
18
lor
dailv
de-liven'
servire
(M-291
TASTY
TEA
ROLLS
can
be
ob-tnined
toilov
and
everv
rinv
at
the
Rupert
Bakerv
Ltd.
Phone
-
043
for
orders.
Ut
hmanent
Wavlmr
RORIE
&-LAIRp
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Blix
k
,
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
-
coLUssrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
(he
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
Culture
in
all
SAFE
BUYS
1950
Monarch
Sport
Sedan
1949
Ford
Tudor
1950
Chevrolet
1948
Custom
Desoto
These
cars
are
all
certified
safe
buys!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.'
"a
branches
&
Risch
(92p)
FOR
SALE
Mason
piano.
Red
831.
WANTED
Young
lady
for
General
Store,
with
opportunity
as
manager
and
buyer
of
dry
goods
and
Ladies'
Ready
to
Wear.
State
ace
and
experience
if
anv.
Bussinger's
Ltd.,
Telkwa.
B.C.
(94c)
WANTED
Maids
for
kitchen
and
ward
work.
Aoolv:
Matron,
Miller
Bay
Indian'
Hospital.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(91c
WANTED
Salesgirl
fi
Siiucr
Sewing
Machine.
Applv
atter-noons.
.
(92c
WA
NTED
On
slieet
metaL,
mechanic
and
welder.
.Thom
Sheet
MetalLtd.
..
(92c
WANTED
Dispatcher.
Applv
70
Cabs.
.
t94c)
l
El.P-PT-n.
.
FOR
SALE
One
29
foot
trolling
boat.
Phone
Ureen
8t)3.
t!3)i
.
"'WLUX
of
gurdies.
(95p
FOR
SATE
Set
Black
285.
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
'-
PAPERHANGINO
Phone
22
or
Black
280
General
Delivery
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
'
OAS
ANU
l-l
I-CTRIC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
!!2
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
.
CIIinOPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
FOR
SALE
Bahv
carriage
and
dav
bed.
Black
6G0.
ttfc)
For
Results
ADVERTISE
-
03
aiir!
Service
I
W.
COLLINS
Hlue
070
Box
1020
,1
Pai'ts
anf
-rvlce
pwwrlte
above.
i
-
Green
t96c)
FOR
SALE
Kelvinator.
491.