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TWO
THE
bXlLY
NEWS
Thursday
rigi
1933
"The
Cup
That
Cheers"
CAPITOL
THEATjp
Friday
and
SaturdayThis
Veck
sure
and
take
the
children
to
see
this
interesting
BE
and
educational
film.
See
the
thrilling
crones
of
plantation
life
of
India
and
Ceylon.
Journey
with
thNahob
camera
man
northward
into
the
heart
of
Assam.
See
the
coolies
in
their
picturesque
garb
directing
the
work
of
giant
elephants.
See
how
the
Tea
seeds
are
tested,
how
the
plants
arc
cared
for
by
dusky
Indian
maidens.
Sec
the
primitive
bullock
carts.
Learn
how
Nabob
Tea
is
grown,
picked
and
prepared
in
that
distant
corner
of
the
Empire
and
brought
to
your
table.
See
thin
realistic
romance
of
India's
most
interesting
industry.
First
Showing
of
a
Fascinating
Film
J.
A.
Anderson,
road
superintendent
for
ALlin
rii.qt.-irt
wit.ii
hiuiri-
quarters
at
Anyox,
who
has
been
cm
T
TP
IN
the
clouds!
Speed!
Less
time
to
cross
the
Continent
than
It
took
to
travel
a
few
baa
dred
miles
in
our
fathers'
dm
Today
is
geared
up
to
new
things,
new
methods
New
Comforts.
.
Active,
modern
life
demand
the
best
of
every
man.
No'
time
to
be
fettered
with
cumbersome,
balky,
ill-fitting
garments.
Freedqm!
Warmth!
Health
to
kef
yov
at
..yourJsest..
.
.
Stanfield's"
unshrinkable
undr
wear
is
the
prpdact
of
Canada's
bet
underwear
manufactureri
It
brings
you
a
new
conception
of
underwear
comfort
and
value.
Built
to
exact
measurezzlents
It
fits
snugly
and
because
it
is,
unshrinkable
it
keeps
ijright
cn
fining,
,
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you
ever
believed
possible.
Yet
Stanfield's
costs
little
or
no
more
than
ordinary
underwear.
There's
a
style
and
weicht
to
meet
vnur
o
j
needs
and
at
every
t
price
the
best
.
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to
favourite
store
todav.
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your
tins
famous
underwear
for
yourself.
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The
Daily
News
.'PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
"
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R
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.JUanaglng-Editer
BUY
LOCAL
PRODUCE
j
A
Prince
Runpert
man
who
likes
to
use
clams
stated
to
j
the
Daily
News
thatwhen
he
rang
up
hi
grocer
and
asked
-for
Queen
Charlotte
Island
clam
he
was
told
they
did
not
J
Keep
tnem.
instead
oi
mat
tne
grGunr
siocks
itorean
ciams
handled
by.
tlie
Japanese
and
claraf
packed
in
the
State
oi
Washington!
Further
we.
are
told
that
the
razor
clamsof
Queen
Char-,
lottes
are
fait
superior
to
any
others
in
quality,
but
people
i
know
nothing
about
them
because
they
are
not
adver-1
tised.
If
the
Massett
packers
would
spend
a
very
few
dollars
in
the
Prince
Rupert
newspapers
to
let
the
people
of
the
city
knbW
that
they
have
this
splendid
product,
doubtless
local
people
would
use
them.
This
free
advertisement
is
given
them
to
try
to
encourage
the
use
of
local
product.
Possibly
there
are
other
products
of
the
district
that
are
not
used
at
home.
If
so,
we
should
like
to
know
about
it
and
will
tell
about
it
free
of
charge.
If
the
manufacturers
of
goods
produced
in
this
part
of
the
country
would
get
in
touch
with
the
chamber
of
commerce
and,
ask
their
aid,
it
might
help.
The
best
means,
Says
Lillian
Rolh,
famous
ween
star,
on
visit
to
Canada
UHian,Roth
.
.
.
vivid
star
of
'The
Vagabond
King"
.
.
.
chatting
with
the
Buckingham
Booster
t
.
.
smoking
her
first
Buckingham
.
.
.
finding
the
Buckingham
ThrilL
Here
is
what
Kfitt
Roth,
now
vhiting
Canada,
thinks
of
the
new
tun-treated
Buckingham
Cigareftpt:
.
"Why.
'they're
wonderful'simply
iiedwhlrsunshine'
'T
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hit
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'
It,
n
ft
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NESSY
TSssree
Star
H
ANDY
The
Saest
Spirit
in
all
Emergencies
Hl.1
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board!or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
however,
is
to
do
a
little
advertiging
on
their
own.
Thr
ih
cal
newspapers
wfll
certainly
back
them
up.
Buyin
g
f
oreign
goods
in
preference
to
.local
is
largely
a
matter
of
ignorance.
"WHY,
THEY'RE
FILLED
WITH
SUNSHINE"
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