Work
on
the
truck
road
have
road
open
to
the
Silbak
Premier
'
Ftiiice
Rupert
Doii,
iw,
Thursday,
October
11,
1,
been
under
way
sine
the
prop
Stewart
News..;
mine
is
an
aimost
superhuman
ta.sk
but
the
department's
crews
do
it
readily.
erty
was
secured
from.
Owen
i
McFadden,
the
discoverer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louts
A.
celebrated
their
silver
wed
The
members
of
the
Stewart
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
l
ilted
Church
May
Re-open
Order
of
Moose,
held
a
dance,
Logging
for
Cellulose
'in
honor
of
Tranksniving
Day
Rain
.and
Snow
I
commencing
at
midnight
Sun-
are
busy
preparing
for
Remem-
ding
anniversary
on
October
4.
!
day
and
continuing
on
to
the
brance
Day
and
the
sale
of
The
popular
couple
were
the
re-
A
VILLAGE
GROWS
37"VT
Houston
Now
Thriving
j
Ccmmunity-500
People
'
By
EVANGELINE
VANN
HOUSTON.
From
a
village
in
1947
with
two
cars,
two
telephones,
old
hotel,
old
garage,
one-roomed
school
and
two
million
feet
a
year
shipped
out,
Houston
has
become
a
thriving
community,
of
nvcf
five
hundred
from
the
fitrures
of
the
last
census,
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell,
minister
of
wee
small
hours
ot
the
Montlav
wreaths
and
nonmes
is
exiweted
ciuients
or
manv
nmmii.ij.
MONTREAL.
rvi
int.
c
.
the
United
Church
at
Port
morning.
It
was
a
well
attended
to
be
even
better
than
last
year,
tions
and
beautiful
sifts
in
token
of.
tia
.
.
an
evening
of
UmliM,?
'I""1
Simpson,
was
here
last
week
to
and
very
successful
affair.
The
response
by
the
public
has
'
of
the
esteem
in
which
they
are
investigate
the
Dossibilities
of
i
always
been
very
good
in
this
held.
minion.
Bin
mum
of
'
t-
u
"
1W1
"
..
HVOlil
w.i.l
ill.
...I..-
'-
5
m-nuh
nl
.
.....
,
wn-m
it
imillM
..I
I
walila.
'1'ImI'k
why
I
fWl
iv
like
li,
,ln
'"""I
Inn
I,
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
in
II..
I..
.
the
moat
wou.hil'iil
i-..l,.,(
t
'"
"'km
nam
MllHIIlH
muni.
in.
t.tt..
..
MILK
ON
"iREES
j
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
(lPeopie
1
who
drink
the
sap
of
the
macar-anduba
tree
in
parts
of
Brazil
'ail.,l
nmimki.
.1
rt
'.
11
He
.M.U.NHIHIII,
UJ(
,
wall
Milium.
Just
put
il
ou
ami
im
ami
In
,.ii.'
...
,,"
M.
down
m
ami
relieve!
the
mun.
Kkmn'n
I
mi
:..
'""V
making
arrangements
for
a
i
A
small
crew
is
at
work
get-
district.
The
usual
service
at
monthly
service
for
this
district.
'
ting
out
logs
for
the
Cellulose
tne
Cenotaph
will
be
held
on
There
has
been
no
resident
min-
operations
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
November
11
in
the
forenoon
but
ister
for
some
considerable
time
snowfall
will
determine
whether
11
18
undecided
whether
a
dance
and
it
Is'
felt
that
the
time
is
operations
will
continue
during
'1U
e
held
in
the
evening
or
now
ripe
to
have,
at
least,
a
the
winter
months.
At
any
rate,
a
supper
and
dance.
monthly
service
to
the
comma-
fairly
extensive
operations
will
nity.
The
United
Church
has
be
undertaken
in
the
early
i
Rain
has
been
falling
steadily
been
closed
since
Rev.
W.
Nixon
j
spring
of
next
year.
for
the
past
week
and
fresh
left
here
for
another
pastorate.
-
,
snow
has
appeared
on
the
Service
was
held
at
Premier
on
j
j
McBeth,
mining
engineer,
mountain
tops.
Fall
is
certainly
price
iut
SUo
for
the
mwlUinnl
bottle-
Mi,
(...
,!''.v,"',iJ'l
buttle
ni
xl
time
you're
m
yuur
driutxtutv
""i
mSTrnVStnl
sapS,Cvith
twenty
million
feet
a
year
.hipped
out
from
two
per
cent
butterfat,
nius
sugar
'
planer
mills,
with
a
total
payroll
of
$:W,000
a
montn
and
min!i
j
the
the
Houston
Houston
Planer
Co.
Ltd.
and
the
E.
G.
Bellic-ini
h't
The
Creali
U
Sale
O
Th
Year
.
.
.
mi
jt
.
iimlil
in
vinir
iw
igliliiMirliiniil
lintmh
of
Hie
K.rfM
Bnl
Mn
1.
..
.1..
.
I
....
.J.
t'
i.
,
n
Co.
Planing'
Mill.
t-
C.
Stewart,
city
i-u'perinten-dent
of
works,
returned
Tuesday
Ito
uir
in
n
iiviui-
ui
I
tiimtltl
oill'lfty
Dtluis
,
.
,
-.1
Ix-lieve
me,
with
th
new
mlcri'it.
rale,
the
and
a
little
mining
were
inuisaay
and
m
btewart
on
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
here
with
a
vengeance.
Mech
Surveyed
in
1910,
Houston
was
ni.iiis.
....i..,n
mi
a
.
.
,
,
.
,
iini.tlll
UlUU
t"VT
Dl'lnri-
i..,ua.v
in
me
-"sinn
nu.cii.
ake
charge
of
operations
on
the
anics
01
me
uepanmem
01
fuo-
'"6""
uum
nonuays
in
.,
"'
,.,
"
divisional
uotnt
f
jr
As
my
HANK
OK
MONTUK.AL
nmu.wr
rii.u.iru.,1
H.th
services
were
well
attended.
Vancouvjr
and
victoria.
Mr.
f"
"
.
.
J
i
j
Marmot
Lead
&
Zinc
Company's
lie
Works
are
busy
getting
the
.i-..
.
..
..
-
he
railway
out
wu
""
to
im'
'"ti'uluy,
y
hulilniir
un
to
your
u
in:i'urty
you
cutn
th
vi-i-y
hfuhliy
iniiTft
nue
o(
3
.
.
.
ami
im
irtntulmcnt
plau
muk'M
ihcm
m
r0Sny
n
m
Marmot
snowP,ows
in
readiness
for
the
;
of
Smithers.
In
the.se
CaTTnd
K,Ver;
eipal
engineers'
convention
at
',
In
favor
Portland
,
,
roruana
canal
Lodge,
e
t
Loyal
Construction
and
of
a
camp
winter
struggle.
Keeping
the
Victoria.
.iriv
v.ars,
farming,
tie
making
chief
activities.
In
1930
there
were
tie
contracts
to
be
dtalt
with,
and
in
1940,
Dutch
Immigrants
began
to
arrive
and
start
eu'
to
give
the
di-trict
a
stability
with
their
industry
in
agriculture.
Now
over
half
thp
population
is
llllfll
tnnil
.
1
1
Ml
I
KHIf,
Oil
I
V
I
ft
tlOWH
II
rHlllirH
WllklL
"WMrlt'.'-1
VmiX.W
Bl.
M!I.WBHIII'I.'
!
HlHaf
IUmw,IUjMJJI.IIllui
JUMBg.
MMliMi
uli.ii.,
i
i.iii".,-.,
."
r
"
I
I
"
i
-
-w.
......
rt
.,
nrp
ovw
a
ypur.
tr
an
liiiN-
n
JJA)
yon
nrn
make
tlw
down
ou
un
attractive
investment
and
help
to
keep
the
In)
(m
inrtu
d
T
let"
t
ay,
most
of
the
money
eannarkerl
m
my
Permiiuil'V
rrfKr:tnmH-
for
aavitiRS
will
no
UU
tutu
Cumna
&,,nni
t
Next
M.m.lay
ft
ire
a
helpm
haixl
m
your
If
your
ewmtit
'
huy
Catania
Sunny
litmd
ut
"My
B-ink."
7
'v
Dutch,
with
a
hundred
per
cent
j
rj'
Duti-h
crew
in
the
Houston
mill.!
jj
There
is
a
ready
market
lor
the
'
i
produce
of
the
farming
com-1
.!
munity
in
the
camps
of
the
f
If-
Oivr
Phone
and
ftnrden
fence
-a
teen
to
twentv
sawmi
Is
in
the
u
t,
M
Villi
.
&
m
rund
lunger
to
I'lioll
liri.d
w
imii'li
"'res
111
u(
a-
yuu
Uflially
do
...
no
wonder
women
are
t:illai)K
about
thi.t
instant
roffcef
A
M:iry
Jcml
to
ine
the
other
day.
"I
set
a
ra
tlwu
u
i
half
of
it
a.de
to
(
after
rook
in
jr
jukI
h
ivMhwiu
,
U
Minute
"CHJ-lAM
Ur'
;
tre:it
for
liifii'h...(nimi,-ml
p-i
enough
frf
tl,at
Mimfli
"I
ream
of
W
lieal"
'
d'Hjd
or
y1Hli
ti((,!i,
"Cham
id
'h,pi"
Cut
cooked.
coW,
firm
T'
vt
WrIdt,
mtu
i,
ir0rl
,
II
trir,
dip
into
rdt,n
t
a
pre-hmifd
frying
Mn
.
arVkli
.i
d
fry
unci
i
V'
brnwii
i.n
t.utn
iicej
Sf(
j
orw
with
iiLdp
or
corniy;.;
J
Don't
A!
To
t
you
w
,
district.
i
Lumber
demands
during
the
war,
-and
the
boom
in
lumber,
in
and
11)17
has
made
the
village
wh:it
it
is.
A
four-roomed
'
school
built
lust
year,
with
the
possibility
of
another
room
hav-
:
mg
to
be
added,
a
new
gauge,'
three
cafes,
a
modern
butcher's
shop,
two
modern
.stores,
a
clothing
store,
fancy
goods'
shop,
;
and
new
lu.te!
with
eighteen
lucms,
six
having
private
baths,
j
provide
for
the
needs
of
ihe
;
community,
'there
are
fourj
churches,
including
a
Christian
'
Reformed,
which
has
services
lu"
both
DuL-h
and
English,
'and
;
new
Forestry
huililings.
In
an
interview,
('.
Parish,
real
k
1
c
out
of
Chant
it
S'irihnm's
In-tnt
!"
Vtt,
IN
ST
A
NT
CH
ASK
4
SA.NHOKV
C'Ol'f
KK
w
itocHlt
That'i
U'faiwn
it';
(Ac
in-t:oit
eolTee
nmie
hy
X'nl
voffte
pi'ftffUn
,
.
.
th
tmfy
iioitant
Imekrd
in'
ovit
85
yara
ot
coffe
exM'rit'fir'e.
M-tntnin
jot
t:i.te!
You'll
.
.
.
th
iUvours
there
hiu!
the
htniy
and
tlifl
T-ul
hit!
8o
for
ymit
bt?twet-twliore
eup
of
cnVe
to-morrow
try
Intimt
Chttw
it
S:uiborn.
S-w-oo
nl
d
yu
e:tu
titiike
one
cup
at
a
tune
no
th'-rr
s
no
wu.Hte
of
this
ieoinI,
pMd
cofiee!
I'd
iujeRttH
yon
(tet
a
jar
of
InMfuit
ChHW
&
Hauborv
totlay
!
Ao
ir'onrfer
thrr
mil
it
'Tanadn's
M'omier
Pan
t"t
ffv,
hit
yi
N
rifaft-r'i
bill
Yi'.U
KNUKi;;
Cl.KN.
n.ni)
v
fl
1
a
i
in
:
Vuur
fl.
ANNOUNCING
.
manager
til
lluaston
rlaner
.Mill
(
o.
Ltd.,
showed
the
plans
fur
the
proposed
Medical-
Dental
building,
which
it
is
hoped
to
build
next
year.
Two
thousand
dollars
have
already
been
raised.
A
picture
show
is
held
each
week,
and
the
proceeds
ku
to
the
fund.
"A.
definite
future
in
the
in
Kven
ran
do
a
ffmoerth
-
f
fat
in
"pmnt
job''
with
Ci
h
I
U
I
K
N
SPHKD
SATIN!
Von
nee.
Spred
Sritm
h:ut
a
yn-
lidlrfl
ad!
dustry
is
insured."
volunteered
Mr.
Parish.
"The
Houston
Planer
;
Mill
Is
working
to
full
capacity,
lypert
But
did
ynu
know
that
Kur
dues
math
inote
linu
k';i
ctothen
lutikllifi
ur
.ft
ax,
i
r
.
.
.
if
a
rt-til
iitlji
afniiB.:
hou.
too!
Ihni'ivf'K
(t.-iv
from
furmmre
iiibn
like
v.
and
leuve
n:try
a
t'II-iaV
or
nun
hrtiimi'
Kwmuip
f
to
fabri'-j
of
uU
Licb
--rt.i,
nj
aeidt
nor
cinvuii
to
,.
them.
And
tii,il's
r.t
sii
I'Jiercne
remova
tkn.tt
from
t!ira
.
.
.
wftri
i
'
i
U-.m
your
tuln,
lnm'
ui-ti
rfirwrratoi'i'
Ak
im
fa.i-at
4huK
and
!
j
ir
1
ru-jii
.
tiwlnv
.
.
.
ju.xt
1!V
aLil
i
hyM
"wiii-t
have"'
it
w
aen
one!
m
the
greater
part
ol
the
develop-
!
thMir
rtildipr
emiiUion
la.te
t
tint
tctves
it
a
smooth,
velvety
limh
n
ma'trr
what
you
do
.
.
.
And
ato
makes
it
eorr.pletclv
w:th:tlle
(meh
a
grtnd
t
limit
in
an
indoor
pniniM
What's
more,
Spred
Sutin
duet
in
20
mintiten
and
m-timUy
Ikwi
a
yU
nsnM
odiflir
wh
n
diyum!
'l'he
odour
are
wonderful,
too
you'll
find
the
very
oih
you
wrtiit
!
Br
sure
to
ardhr
tarly
froftn
your
tihdilen
dealer!
yf'
men
l
has
taken
place
In
the
j
NOW
YOUR
Tfcef'i
TmfhlY'fauf
emr
ditTerf-nr
l-tween
Mrs.
Harold
D.
F-
alto
rn-r
Iyntth'er,
iw-tlv
nut
to
Inuk
at
tUm
x
;;jv-J
eeitt?
She
would
toll
yoli
that
it
no
wrrit
.
,
-
1
At'lAl,
mAP.
1'nr
Wimdlmry
ut
more
tletn
life
Cannae!
Electric
eaoD
Eiiira
vU
.'iii'i't.
It
made
bv
skin
seMniits
who
odd
an
,
'
etu-illw
iit
fare
erenn
intfiTtli't
to
rvry
rnUe
oi
.''f'l'.li
W'cmdi
rtiry.
owibui
y
pofieim
dtdieate
ekm
h
"
it.
h
creuin
ingredient
ia
intind
to
help
replace
thennlrtnih.il-wh
awiivl
So
iithe
a
tip
innu
Mrf.
linker
aiul
le
r
fitir-kiti'
't
tcr
.
.
.
ttrf
WtHMfbuiy
facets
todny!
(iet
(he
hi?
i(f
uij-UjU.
W
:tl!-oeer
lovehn.
Your
Weleom
Mat
AUtar
'ui
...
ymir
borne
always
i
aleir
tinirlit
'it'
xhill
.
I.
'
un
rcniiy
ior
V'
j
n
fn
iiiifYri.'1-t
lasi
iwo
years
ana
pruuumon
doubled
last
year.
We
are
planning
new
machinery
lor
next
year,
and
there
is
an
applica-
j
Lion
in
for
a
management
li-
cence.
We
have
secured
mar-'
Lets
of
our
own.
Unfortunately,
j
the
village
is
served
with
one
i
congested
party
telephone
which
for
business
purposes
is
an
im-
j
pO''-?io:e
ituatlon."
I
In
1!H7,
a
Community
Ciub'
vas
interpolated
to
serve
the
j
interests
of
the
community,
j
IMcnlc
grounds
were
set
aside,
"For
the
use,
recreation,
and
i
enjoviTient
of
the
public,"
anl
j
one
of
its
undertakings
is
street
UhtlIiH.
over
a
year
a-jo,
the
B.
C.
j
Power
Cununrfsion
initalled
a
,jia...
j.i
a
part
t.me
basli,
asj
an
experiment.
Within
a
very
short
time
It
was
paying
for
it-
iilf
and
additions
In
tne
"plant!
have
had
to
be
made,
and
are
!
about
to
be
made
a;;ain
to
take
c
it
('
of
the
inci
ea-e.
Plans
are
in
hard
to
open
up
an
old
road,
between
Houston
and
the
west
end
of
Francois
Luke,
and
the
Forestry
Branch
are
considering
putting
a
road;
from
Houston,
south,
for
twenty)
or
thirty
miles
into
a
.tract
of
limber.
There
are
indications
of
.
development
In
mining.
j
A
sign
of
the
present
prosper-'
ity,
Is
that
a
.sub-brunch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
is
short-,
ly
to
be
opened
here,
giving
a
weekly
service
to
start
with,
later
to
be
extended
to
a
full
41
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I
fit
k?
K'lests?
einuht
with
ft
home
in
need
I
Urt
w5-their
(-rt
lmrti
I
Thtn
though
W.illt
to
till
III'
III
Ml
IH'W
woliili-r-wiiikiiilt
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nii'iw
ami
ciilliiw
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th-
"maeif"
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Bl.l'K
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t.Vn
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1
1'laKtfM
tliat
bslii'
mih-'rii-a
in
m-uin
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"
.Blue
J:iy
tB
yi
"
MViil'
to
VV
Featuring
of
c!
aninit
when
you
houwlean
the
wtidt
'-vtirKitifj
way
with
C-M,
M'ONC.KS!
Yes',
CAS.
OHulow
Sponjjea
do
jiwt
abttut
every
job
you
mn
think
of
.
.
from
wsh
in
if
w;iHs.
wmduitn
and
woodwoik
to
wavmit
flours
and
polihm
furniture.
.Soft
an
Velvet
when
wet,
C-i-fc
HtmniiM
are
kiad
to
your
hands
and
tho
fiirint
lift
i.-ln.
They'te
long-last
uiK
and
po
mxy
(o
keep
elean.
A
-de
lor
C-I-L
.Sporuf'8
there's
a
hanly
Size
for
every
piupo.-e
at
jrro-rery,
dni(r.
varie-ty,
hardware
titul
depart
tnent
stmes.
The
C-l-L
Jaliel
ir
ymir
awiraneo
of
quality!
Sum
Take
Orrf
in
th
kitehen
UiM
it
N'nw
tf"H
l'1'
:u
dutiT
mill
cSfrli
of
the
(W
t"1"1
'
ymir
"rn
or
ciJIm
Imv
HlMi-Jny
l'lulpn
with
WiniM"
your
tnmtili'ii!
IVo
IT'omlcr
I
wrr"1"'
REFRIGERATORS
about
th.it
up-
.
j
braiu'h
bank.
UilloilH
inaiii-course
ii
i
h
K
HAFT
w
lien
tiny
one
of
the
lujicioim
II
K
1
7.
X
O
IT
P
,H
is
Scheduled
for
dinner.
Yea.
DINM'.K.
It
l-
if
-liJ
-!
nutriimiif
yoiitin
Sue's
so
T
"
(
f
e
a
K
r
tu
rat
'
s
'
caroiu-'n
-!i
i
cnmbi
n
at
mn
Storm
at
ELECTRIC
RANGES
I
Ketchikan
Tun
Bouts
Sunk
and
One
'tm,
she
want
to
get
in
on
the
rook
in
part,
loo,
to
hurry
it
upl
S3
enay
to
pnp;tre
Jiems
Con
dented
Soups
ua
a
firft.
ptiursel
iti!,
add
water
or
milk
and
heat.
Hut
don't
serve
these
"Huvonr-iftV
ai
a
firt
emirae
only.
,erve
them
in
eauseiolea
meat
loavea
ilrewin(c
or
rnrebitn.
There's
Pitch
a
versatile
variety
to
choose
from!
1'vu
proved
to
myself
time
and
iiitio
nuain
that
Ib
ina
Con-denad
Simps
are
the
perfect
base
for
eo
many
tempting,
time-snvimc
diftheat
And,
of
eour.se,
I
knmt
they're
good
because
they're
Uemrf
that
rooks
to
tany
lieM"'
"''
,
ve.
it
ra'1.
ul,,!)
for
ui
of
the
tlui.pl
hkf
,
il
im
real
tmmj.
W
of
"Kraft
Dinner"
for
a
mam
di
for
M-
a
few
pmniet
,"
(!
.v,
r:.l
helpful
,,.,no..s
main
,li?lw
"
Dinner"
paekane-ana
"Kraft
IJi.i""
ne
m
Shop
I
WASHING
MACHINES
know-'
Good
(Imrv
di-Mn't.
iimf
"KimnMi".
nS
I'm
sure
you
BV
10
r.iirui
il
Ward's
Cove
Isolated
KETCHIKAN
9'
A
check-up
of
the
wevk-end
storm
In
South-rastorn
Alaska
showed
two
trol-'
ling
boats
sunk,
one
burned
and
numerous
others
damaged.
There
was
no
loss
of
life
in
the
storm
which
brought
winds
estimated
at
70
miles
an
hour
and
there
was
5'3
inches
of
rain
here.
Ihe
trolling
boat
Hazel,
owned
by
Arden
Cole,
sank
at
Met-lakatla
Harbor
entrance.
The
troller
Elsie
III
was
aban-donfd
on
the
rocks
of
Mossman
Inlet
by
the
owners,
Lars
Larson,
and
t'vo
companions.
'
;
rooks
aareo
wnn
me
inai
i
-
-
ua
of
pilivy
itomlneos
ahvayH,
RADIOS
Etc.
gmvy
With
HOVHII..
Ilovrll
niiiin
,
flavour
UiaU
a
real
dehtlit.
1
"
JL,
.
m
wasoner
for
elieew.
canilirn
or
cansmih.
It'll
mull
a
..rflw
j,-tluit,
huil(!et
for
ju.-t
a
litUe
"'
..,
,
of
Hovril
news
a
lon.
long
way.
1"
Ms
your
rneer
for
HuvtiI
toilnv
in
three
hamly
,!,n"5"
-ijwfl
:
nr
Hoviil
Coiu-iTitiatp.
I
know
you'll
be
phased
Ior
make
Hnvnl
miikMM
it
lipllrl
M
i
lie
ju-ioot
cruiser
Pamarajah,
....
:
..
....
,.vewl.it(,1
II
l
A
runny
tin
n
how
hatnt
(rets
ua
inio
mr
-
.r
1
A...I
I.-
L-il.
II.
a
n,n)ll.
.
ITT
io
'iii'l'lHUK.
rtllll
lb
WUIKH
Ulllll
no
v
.1
i
OTIC
owned
by
Russ
Cowger,
caught
fire
and
exploded
while
Cowger
!
was
in
the'
woods
hunting.
j
Other
boats
were
torn'
loose
from
their
moorings
without
'
serious
loss
or
damage.
First
bridge
on
the
road
to1
habit
to
keep
on
liuvinit
a
wtii-faeteirv
pnuliiei.
hut,
only
if
it
isn't
a
"lilimlfnlil"
that
keep'
yo"
from
buying
sonielhing
IuIIpt!
Tako
tiwne
hanil-kerelnef
for
example
I
wa
happv
ennimh
wijli
mv
old
familiar
brum!
until
I
tneil
FACIO-Kl.l
I'-
AV
hat
a
flirfprnnnAl
Vnf
it'
iit.
niialinir
nie
B
...
r.,.l'
BOX
1279
PHONE
644
313
3rd
Ave.
W.
Ward's
Cove
was
washed
out.
eent
more
per
'
box
to
enjoy
Ihe
extra
comfort
H
nl
.,.i..;i.
,
:i
...i
v'ii
lite
the
ml"
when
you
get
3-ply
cn-hioned
Kaee-Klle
in
the
P,nh
"
llWit
4
naou
to
asK
lor
f
aee-Klle
anil
en)nv
tne
in""
:
j0
k.orrhief!
an
your
reward
for
think-before-ynu-buy
1L
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
advertise
it,
News
classified.
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