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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINCK
RUPEKT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
DAILY
EDITION
H.
F.
PULL
EN
Managing-Editor
POPPY
DAY
SATURDAY
Thursday.
Nov.
2,
1933
-.Saturday
is
Poppy
Day.
Once
more
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
given
the
privilege
of
buying
a
poppy
to
show
that
they
still
revere
the
memory
of
the
men
who
died
jn
France
and
Flanders
in
the
Great
War.
Sixty
thousand
of
the
sis
hundred
thousand
men
who
enlisted
for
service
lost
their
lives
overseas.
It
is
in
honor
of
the
niemory
of
these
men
that
we
wear
the
blood
red
emblem
at
this
week-end.
1
The
turmoil
of
the
election
is
practically
over
and
we
can
turn
our
attention
to
other
matters.
Much
as
we
may
abhor
war
and
hate
the
necessity
for
mortal
strife
we
niyst
be
thrilled
by
the
heroic
deeds
of
those
who
fought
and
fell.
Buy
a
poppy
Saturday.
If
you
can
afford
it
buy
one
for
each
member
of
the
family.
It
is
a
peace
token
not
a
war
token.
REGRETTABLE
ERKOK
Qwing
to
the
fact
that
the
C.
C.
F.
and
the
Socialist
j
Party
have
been
so
closely
allied
during
the
election
campaign
some
confusion
arose
two
days
ago
in
regard
to
j
four
Vancouver
Socialist
candidates
being
C.
C.
F.
candidates.
This
was
unfortunate.
We
have
tried
to
be
fair
to
all
paxtles
during
the
campaign
and
have
given,
as
much
spaceasoseibe
to
each.
Yesterday
we
publteheU
a
letter
drawing
attention
to
the
error
which
we
regret.
In
Vancouver
there
are
four
Socialists
in.
the
field
who
are
not
members
of
the
C.
C.
F.
party
and
these
were
the
ones;
who
were
named
in
the
article..
Most
members
of
the
C.
C.
F.
are
Socialists
but
all
Socialists
are
not
members
of
the
C.
C.F,
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
L.
Otsflnand
C.
Tlvls.
CNR.
O.
Ktfe,
eity,
'
A.
Pelletier,
Edmonton,
i
Prince
Rupert
i
Lyon
Lightsone
and
Dr.
Richardson,
Vancouver:
Mrs.
Sam
Mc-lIi.
Stewart;
L.
W.
Ha
weaves.
'Vtoawrsa;
Mb
M.
Brown.
PottCte-
i
anmn
,J.
MasCanneshie
and
C.
P.
Print.
'
Donn
and
John
Dunn.
Maasett;
i
Anyox;
Mn.
V.
C.
Grant,
Balmo-'
am
QHourke
caigary
Sf
0uW
Van:oum:
(an.
Creacent
Inlet.
oiisum,
uuju?e;
&.
warren,
cuy.
1
rjr.
q
j
Mvoy
Dr.
W
E.
at.
Mitchell.
Victoria:
D
L(
J.
Dineen,
city:
Mrs.
W.
Bears
A.
E.
Perry.
Port
Simpson;
J.
Vf
an
daughter,
Port
Bdward;
Mrs.
eda.
Oceanic
Cannery.
THE
WORTH
SAVING
FOR
To
the
traveller,
Conoda
offers
endleu
variety
and
the
person
who
saves
In
order
to
explore
it
hat
a
worthwhile
objective.
The
moti
effective
method
of
saving
money
It
to
follow
a
definite
plan
of
deposits
In
a
Savings
Account
at
regular
intervals.
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
J.
R.
Mor-
Citizens
of
British
Columbia
Voting
t
Continued
from
page
on
L..
JVlaltland,
minister
without
portfolio.
ui
not
tunning.
Ten
Women
Candidates
1011
woann
are
in
the
race
today,
e
Ik
lit
of
them,
in
Vancouver.
Xtrs.
Paul
Smith,
chairman
of
the
JS.iVPuvf
r
Boatd
of
School
Trua-ttst.
l
apt
of
two.
Liberal
candidates
in
Vancouver-Burrard.
whlje
:
Mia
M.
Qustarhotit
to
representing
tlM
Q.
Q.
F..
aad
Mm,
flora
Ilutton
tlie
United
Front
party
In
the
same
riding.
Ir
Vancouver-Point
Grey
Mrs.
'
AMee
Townly
i
standing
for
the
uTtaeoniHt
Government.
Mrs.
Laura
a.
Alsw?Kay
for
th
Independent
Iwi-Partlaans.
and
Mrs.
R.
P.
aiuuve
for
the
G.
C.
P.
As
this
is
a
I
thue-membr
seat
it
weuM
be
j
within
the
range
of
possibility
for
it
11
three
to
be
elected.
Vancouver-Bast
has
Mrs.
Npra
Leavy
running
for
the
Independent
Non-Partisans
and
Mrs.
Bthel
Evans
for
the
United
Front.
Mr.
Brolly
Crawford
Is
an
Independent
candidate
in
Peace
River.
Miss
E.
W.
Johnson
is
Liberal
eaivciiriate
in
Burnaby.
One
woman
has
been
elected
to
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
before
and
she
became
famous-
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith,
who
died
titles
year.
She
became
the
first
wanian
cabinet
minister
In
the
British
Kropire.
In
Northern
Hidings
Candidates
in
the
various
ridings
are
as
follows:
Atltn
W.
J.
Assejatine,
Liberal;
T.
J.
Shenton,
C
C.
F.;
II.
W.
M.
Rotation
and
T.
W.
Falconer,
Inde-pententa;
II.
F.
Herein,
Independent
Liberal.
Cariboo
Major
D.
M.
MaeKay.
Ulraral:
Roderick
MacKensie.
In-
dpndnt
Non-Partisan;
R.
V.
Haangen.
C.
C.
F.
Fort
George
H.
O.
Perry.
Liberal
:
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward,
Independent
Kofi-Partisan;
Alex
Sinclair.
C.
C.
WiUUm
Mahoney.
United
FaiaW,
Q.
P.
Leln,
Independent
fjntr.
.facknzie
Henry
Castillou.
Lib
eral:
Major
John
McOregor
V.C..
j
I
n
dpfweieat
Non
-
Partisan;
E.
BakwweU.
C.
C.
F.
I
Ominsci
A.
M.
Mansoa
K.C..
!
LOexural:
S.
W.
Cocker.
Independent
Non
-Partisan:
Arthur
E.
Windle.
C.
C-
P.;
Louis
D.
Taylor.
Independent.
'
Psace
River
Dr.
W.
A.
Watson,
L.Mral;
Clive
Planta.
Independent
Nsm-Partisan;
H.
C.
Simmons,
C.
C.
F.
;
Mca.
Emily
Crawford,
Inde-
Prlaice
Rupert
T.
D.
Pattullo.
iLlberal:
3.
W.
Rudderham.
C
C
F
.;
Charisss
Chapman,
United
Front.
glcewana.
E.
T.
Kenney.
Liberal;
Dr.
H.
C.
Bamford.
IndeaeiHienr.
Vrooman.
Vancouver;
LxHairtiXjiIB;
Joseph
Panter,
C.
C.
P.
Southem
Ridings
Albeml-Nanalmo
Liberal,
0.
S.
Pas
i
as
nw;
I
mi.
Non-Partisan,
Dr.
O.
A.
Bk
C.
C
F.,
Dr.
Lylc
Tel-
:
font
:
UrUWd
Front,
A.
Cramb;
Ind..
jDr.
R.
B.
Dier.
I
Biafnaby
Unionist.
F.
W.
B.
Uw;
,
UtMSBai.
Miss
E.
W,
Johnson,
C.
C.
;
P..
8.
X.
Winch;
Ind.
C.
C.
F..
James
I
S.
J)mon:
United
Fvoat.
J.
Ste-i
vsttaan':
Ind..
0.
W.
HalL
11.
F.
Dlf-
fnaa.
W.
II.
Lench;
Soeialist,
James
Kieasx.
Clliwack-Ubel,
E.
D.
Barrow;
Ini.,
A.
I.
Hougan;
C.
C.
F.,
J.
Vheler.
Cosmbla-Rvelstok
Liberal,
Dr.
W.
JL
Sutherland
for
Revel-aioket
;
C.
C.
F.,
Vincent
Seaur.
Comox
Liberal,
L.
A.
Ilanna;
C.
!
9.
Rev.
II.
T.
Allen;
Ind,
C
C.
F
1
6.
ft.
Bataa:
United
Front.
II.
O.
Wilessstll
;
Ind.,
Richard
Tarllng.
Cowlc
ha
n-Newcastle
Liberal,
nvfa
Ramsay;
Ind.
Non-Partizan,
C.
K.
Davl.
K.C:
C.
C.
F..
8am
Qtssvhrie;
Ind.,
Hugh
Savage.
Cravn
brook
Liberal.
F.
M.
Mac-Pfioismon;
C.
C.
P.,
C.
A.
Bennett;
UnittKi
Front,
R.
Adams.
Delta
Liberal,
A.
D.
Paterson;
C.
C.
P..
n.
B.
Swallos;
United
j
Front,
R.
Almas;
Ind..
J.
W.
Berry,
jli.
M.
Orai4rer,
C
T.
Lawrence.
!
DuvMlnoy
Liberal,
D.
W.
Stra-Ichnn;
Ind.
Non-Partbsan,
Dr.
R.
O.
M
ferae;
C.
C.
F.,
A.
C.
Millar;
Unl-twgi
FmhI,
a.
J.
MeKenwick;
Ind.,
Solomon
Mussallein,
C.
O.
Evans,
BsHiHlmlt
Unionist,
Hon.
R.
II.
FtttsJey;
Liberal.
C.
E.
Whltney-(BBirfiU.rHs;
Ind.
Non-Partlzan,
J.
o.
9reL;
a.
C.
F.,
C.
N.
Brown;
Ind.,
Captain
R.
P.
Matheson.
r?M-lo
Liberal,
Mayor
H.
E.
DrmerisW;
Ind.
Labor,
Tom
Uphill.
Omndj
Pik4rarHiwood
Liberal
tDuuulu
Mt-Pherson;
Ind
Non-Partl-
j
THE
DAILY
NEWS
HERE
ARE
THE
USUAL
SIGNS
OF
ACID
STOMACH
pstcavinetal
secretary,
and
Hon.
R.
)
Neuralgia
Feeling
of
Weakneti
I
Headache
Mpufh
Acdify
Nausea
Lot
of
Appetite
Indigestion
Sour
Stomach
Nervousnei
SleepUtitiiei.
Auto-lntoilrattun
WHAT
TO
HQ
FOR
TAKE
J
(rawntmfuUef
rtiilln'
MA
al
Mn-
fWMa
Ml
X
flHM
of
tf
tvrr
morning
hm
au
grt
ui
Te
tnotnef
tpnlHxMiful
.in
iiiinnte
Jur
-.'m(
And
nnilr
tirlore
uu
go
to
IwL
OR-Tiki
Hm
ntw
neb
lrpoo(lfirtt
M
rclt
ahovr.
t
If
you
have
Arid
Stomach,
ijpn't
worry
aWut
it.
FuJIww
U
sime
Uirectiotu
uiven
above.
Ihis
wiill
cloMfie
of
1'hillipV
Milk
of
MKuti
acU
al
ouft
Ui
nrqlnJuc
the
ix-ids
thst
C4Ue
htiuim
he.
ttiiuch.
paiM
arxi
other
dfetrrs
Try
it.
oIl
Ittl
like
a
new
irron.
Hut
be
carrful
yru
get
HEAL
milk
of
Biagnmia
when
you
buyr-genuine
PHILLIPS'
Milk
of
Mt-rteia.
Sre
that
the
name
PHILLIPS'"
is
on
the
label.
'
AISO
IN
TASltT
IOIM
Eh
tinv
lakiat
It
Iht
Muivalmf
of
tratpuonM
t'tSa-u
u
iwnuinv
HIIU
Milk
(4
SUtntu.
ri.il
lip,'
Milk
qf
MagnesU
:
-
.
L".
.
.1
.
l
stan.
Mayor
T.
A.
Uve;
C
C
F..
Ro
bert
Lawson.
The
Islands
Liberal.
Alex
Mc
Donald;
Ind.
Non-Partisan,
J.
B.
Hardinge;
C.
C
F..
CapUla
WU
Ham
Ellis;
Ind.,
Col.
V.
W.
Foster,
R.
number.
Kamloops
Liberal.
l.
II.
Carson;
Ind.
Non-Partisan,
D.
B.
Johnston;
C.
C.
F..
S.
R.
VUnam;
Ind
J.
R.
MleheU.
Kaslo-Sleean
-
UbeeaL
C.
S.
Leery;
lad.
Nn-Partisan.
Co
plain
James
FltastmsaoBs;
C.
C.
Fn
J.
Walton.
Llllooet
Uberal.
G.
M.
Murray;
Ind.
Non-Partan.
E.
C.
Oarson;
C
C.
F..
J.
M.
Smith.
Nelsoo-Crestan
Liberal,
F.
II.
Putnam;
Ind
NanParaan.
LI.
CoJ.
Fred
Lkster:
C.
0.
F.
Dr.
O.
A.
C.
Waiiey;
United
Front.
Thomas
A.
Mountford.
New
Westminster
Libera,
Mayor
A.
Wells
Gray:
C.
C.
F.,
D.
Magrath:
United
Front.
Thomas
Dougtos;
Ind..
David
Whiteside
K.C.
North
Okanagan
Liberal.
Dr.
K
C.
Mac
Dona
Id;
Ind.
Non-Partlaan.
Matt
Ilassen;
C.
C
F..
Stephen
Freeman.
Rossis
nd-Trall
Liberal.
R.
R
Bums;
Ind.
N-Pattisan.
A.
O.
Cameron:
C.
C
F.,
O.
W
Weaver.
Saanich
Unionist.
Premier
8.
F.
Tolmle;
Uberal.
N.
W.
Whites
ke;
Ind.
Non-Partizan.
William
Crouch:
C.
C.
F..
W.
B.
Pierce.
Saltaen
Arm-Liberal,
j.
R.
Col-ley;
Ind.
Non-partisan.
R.
W.
Bruan;
C.
C.
F..
G.
F.
Sterling:
United
Front.
Bert
Samson.
Simllkameen
Liberal,
C.
R.
Tueaer;
lad.
Nen.Parttaan.
W.
A.
MeKenste;
C.
0.
F
F.
II.
Brown:
Ind..
Captain
Thomas
Heeney.
South
Okanogan-Liberal.
Dr.
J
A.
Harris;
C.
C
F..
O.
L.
Jones;
Ind.
Hon.
J.
W.
Jones.
I
Vancouver-Burrard
'two
seauJ
Wn
Ion
1st.
Hon.
W.
M.
Dennies;
Liberal,
Mrs.
Paul
Smltji,
G.
O.
Mr-
i
Geer
K.C:
Ind
Non-Partltan,
John
1
Bennett,
David
McKensie;
C.
C.
F
J.
Sidaway.
Miw
m.
Psterhbnt;
Ind,
j
C.
O.
F
C.
B.
McKlnnen;
United
I
Front,
Mrs.
Flora
Hutton;
Ind.
L.
'
J.
Brown
p:
Ubor.
9.
Barker;
j
Soeialist.
William
Blftck.
'
Vancouver
-East
(two
seaUi-
Liberal,
J.
O.
Turgeon,
Manfred
Mc-1
Geer;
Ind.
Non-Partizan.
Mr
Nora
!
Leavy.
Alex.
D.
MacLean;
C.
C.
F.,j
IL
E.
Winch,
J
Price:
Ind.
C.
0.
F..I
J.
u.
Legaatt.
F
W.
Frawford;
United
Front,
R.
II.
Lealess.
Mrs.
Ethel
Evans;
Ind.,
G.
M.
Grant.
L
D.
Mc-
j
Donald;
Socialist,
J.
II.
Burrough.1
Vaneouver-North-Llberal,
H.
8.
Wood
K.C;
Ind.
Non-Partizan,
Jack
Loutet;
C.
C.
p..
H.
C.
E.
Anderson;
United
Front.
William
Morson:
Ind..
J.
M.
Bryan,
James
Whitham;
Labor.
II.
E.
Ryan.
I
Vancouver-Point
Grey
Uhree
seatsi-Unionlat.
Hon.
William.
Savage.
F.
T.
DcWolfe.
Mrs.
Alice
Townley;
Liberal.
Dr.
O.
M.
Weir.
S.
S.
MeKeen.
Robert
Wilkinson:
Ind,
Non-Partlsan,
Mrs.
Laura
D.
MasKay,
Dugald
Donaghy
K.C,
O.
A.
Walkem:
C
C
F..
W.
A.
Prltcli-ard,
Mrs.
R.
p.
Sleeves,
Prof.
Frank
Buek;
Ind.
C.
C
F
E.
C.
Appleby:
United
Front.
George
Drayton;
Ind.
William
McNeill.
Yale
Liberal,
Dr.
J.
j.
01111s;
Ind.
Non-Partizan,
R.
u.
Helmer;
C.
C.
F..
J.
W.
Langley:
AdfertUe
mini
DaUy
Ntwi
WAS
FIRST
ON
BENCH
Mrs.
Janey
Caruck
Had
Leeal
1)1-tiiiction
Was
Active
In
War
Woik
EDMONTON,
Nav.
3
iSaivoaan
PresVir-Mw.
Bmlly
Muepal
4aney
Ca.Aiekt,
famous
as
a
welaa.
jMr-kt.
business
woman
and
leadet
in
women
affa'P-
dled
teW
days
ago,
o
aer
appeintmert
In
1916
as
magistrate
of
the
Juvenile
court
otr
Edmantaa,
haa
tt
hottor
.of.
baing
ta
first
womai
In
the
BriiLU)
Emnlre
U
b
appolnta
Judge
of
any
court
of
law.
She
ri
signed
as
Judge
In
1M1
ta
dWM
her
time
to
business
and
lsary
affair.
'
During
the
Qreat
War
she
waal
nrofoinent
In
patriotic
W(W
ana
with
her
confrere.
Mrs.
Ntllie
Mo-Ciuag.
conceived
the
idea
of
rtfia-Itertng
the
women
of
Canada
lor
.
war
work,
the
plan
being
put
intr
j
effect
by
the
fedetal
sratwant
;
She
was
appointed.
In
recog
nition
j
of
her
work,
as
Lady
oi
Bpea
at
!the
Qrder
of
St.
John
of
jerusa-j
Jem
by
Ktng
Oeorge.
j
Mrs
Murphy
who
was
born
In
'Cookstown.
Ontario
Is
survived
by
!
a
widower
and
two
daughters
i
The
fu
eral
took
place
at
the
lend
of
the
week
HOOP
PLAY
SCHEDULE
Time
Table
For
lUkrtball
Activities
Is
Announced
The
following
schedule
of
th
bjsskesball
leagues
Is
announced
Nov.
1
Kaiens
vs.
Grotto
High
"School
vs.
Comets;
Merchants
v
Warrion:
8couts
vs.
Scythians
Nov.
6ONJt.
as.
Kaiens:
Car
dinali
vs.
High
School.
Huch
School
vs.
Merchants:
Trujans
v
Scysnlane.
Nov.
9
0rotto
vs.
CNJIA
.
Csr
"Urals
vs.
Comets:
Warriors
v
High
Sehooe:
Ftasnes
va
Scouts.
Nov.
13
Orotto
va.
Kaiens:
Com
ets
vs.
High
School;
Warriors
vt
Merchants:
Scouts
vs.
Trojans
Nov.
IS
Kaiens
vs.
CN.RA
High
School
vs.
Cardinals;
Mer
shants
vs.
High
School;
Saytbtan
rs.
Flashes.
Nov.
3D
CN.RA.
vs
Orotto
ComeVt
Csrdlnals.
High
School
vs.
Warriors;
Flashes
vs.
Trojan
Nov.
M-Kalens
va
Orotto;
High
);hool
vs.
Comets:
Merclnts
vs
Warrion:
Scythian
vs.
Scouts
Nov.
V
GJiR-A.
vs.
Kaiens:
Cardinals
vs.
llkgh
School;
High
School
vs
MerehanU;
Scythians
as,
Tmlaas.
Nov.
30
Orotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.:
Cardinal!
va.
dqnvrti;
Warriors
vs
lUah
Sonool;
HcouU
va.
Flashes.
For
vagrancy.
Henry
Burton
was
fined
$10
In
city
poMre
court
yes-.etday
morning
ZIG-ZAG
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
JnrluSInf
tirla
Tat
New
FLAT
Book
ITh
taw
tpM
(a
la
1
ha
Auianuihiua
Booli
J
aaaWC
Ikamaad
ZIC-ZAQ-
Rafuaa
SukiliuiM
GOLDBLOOM'S
FUR
SALE
All
Furs
Sellinjr
at
20
Percent
Less
Than
Cost
Must
be
sold
because
caul)
needed
to
buy
raw
furs,
(let
aoine
f
thej.e
real
fur
I
.
Ttwsaa
Night
School
Classes
With
the
sanction
of
Commissioner
Aider.
Evenn
r
-HOjaeU
Itotaa
Maw
aia
beiag
ajuta4
auciag
i.l
,
to
be
held
in
Borden
Street
School.
For
these
!.,
,
,
j
04
Utkm
xegra
oi
age
or
over
U
tiiglble.
However,
n,
,
designed
for
studenu
ut
present
attending
school.
i;,
wish
to
extend
Uvea-
pravloas
tafacaUaa,
Accordjnt
tt
Ust
resjnjaUotU
Of
tDi
OnWftmcm
y
t
classes
must
have
an
averags
attandaatw
af
it
leaja
malnlMnad.
LSSESi
at
ft)
in
spoken
and
written
English
intended
i:
eitractinn
who
desire
to
elgn
Improve
thr
i
v
the
language.
IsOOK-KtEFlNa
AKO
ACCOUltm.
Twi.
ses
in
Bnaentary
and
Advanced
loat-kw.,,!.
,
BUSINESn
KMOUSH
AMD
AJtHIOflTIC-
1
rUMMCU
rOH
lUCtsIWPIk
iTwlce
week:
AWUXD
MaCTAWCm
iQaat
weakly
j
If
sufttcieat
Intsssat
la
JV
l
I
KKS:
;
-
j
Fees
ranjlng
from
il
M
to
M
par
MMsnsn
will
u
.heae
eouraaa
'
Iir.lSTITIO:
j
A;.
clM'.s
will
begin
on
Monday.
November
fin
Ulstrr
al
any
d;tU-
previous
brtwaen
la
hnars
of
t
.
the
olflrr
of
Ororcr
L
Rorle
Wallaat
Wack.
wli.
i.
:
,
thr
ciuir-'s
n(fi
r"(t
may
be
obtained.
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
C
WIW
TAIIIaKS
leather
Top
$2.50
'T"
CMh
32.95
Conizuleum
ami
Linoleum
Kuk
Kuni
it
tin
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Avrnup
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Cuin;
TOOMBS'
RADIO
SERVICE
KelinLle
and
economical
repairing
of
all
makes
of
radio
"jzuaranteed"
REGAL
SHOP
To
make
spare
for
our
Xroai
Sloek
now-
striving,
we
Mill
ril
for
one
day
only
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95c
Take
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pxrhiintv
pi
in
s
are
advancitiK
They
were
worth
waiting
for
.
.
.
Yoi
will
say
the
agate
when
you
sea
and
hear
the
New
DE
FOREST
CROSLEY
1
Star
RADIO
-
at
-
Kaien
Hardware
Drop
in
anil
see
samples
now.
Lnrgor
,tock
duo
In
a
few
days
Phone:
Blue
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
'your
'r
;
by
an
expert
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ted
In
any
1
a
specialty
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teed
fi
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or
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Blue
320
The
most
ef'ii
-
service
la
the
"
economical.
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erjulpment
la
th
est
in
servlciiiK
aurlng
you
the
t
'
work.
Wliy
not
have
a
proper
aerial-
s!l'
mates
on
antenna
Installations
cb'-'f-fully
given.
Sunerior
Radio
Service
33
Second
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Phone
Blue
320
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