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558
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a
Dollar
On
Any
Nov
Car
Until
You
Sec
the
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Chevrolet
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Steel
Turret
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Motor
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Action
Front
Wheels
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Motors
Limited
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Third
Ave.
Phone
52
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315
Second
Avenue
Man
in
the
Moon
The
best
loafer
in
town
Is
said
to
be
the
baker.
At
one
time
it
was
said
that
man
was
the
highest
form
of
animal
life.
Now
the
giraffe
has
taken
hi?
place.
When
a
girl,
talking
of
her
age,
says
she
lias
turned
23
it
mean?
that
she
is
now
32.
Five
little
retail
men,
Each
kept
a
store,'
'One
cut
prices,
Then
there
were
four.
Four
little
retail
men,
Feeling
sad
but
free,
One
wouldn't
advertise,
Then
there
were
three.
Three
little
retail
men,
One
felt
pretty
blue,
Failed
to
dress
his
window,
Then
there
were
two.
Two
little
retail
men,
All
their
rivals
gone,
One
forgot
his
overhead,
That
left
only
one.
One
little
retail
man,
Decided
he
could
get
Some
lessons
from
experience,
So
he's
growing
yet.
FINED
FOR
KICKING
DOG
NEATH,
Ens..
Feb.
19:
(CP)
A
defendant
alleged
to
have
kicked
a
dog
in
the
eye,
was
fined
$1.25
for
cruelty.
For
Quality
Low
Prices
Quick
Service
try
us.
Wc
carry
all
the
nationally
advertsed
brands
DRY
PRUNES
Small
4
lbs.
ROAST
MUTTON
Globe
12-oz.
tin
SAIR
DATES
per
lb
POPPING
CORN
per
lb
25c
18c
1
pkg.
CHIPSO,
large;
2
cakes
BIRK'S
CASTILE
SOAP
97
n
All
for
All
7c
14c
j
CAL-SPA
The
famous
mineral
water,
a
real
tonic
CO
Off
quart
bottle
DAD'S
BRIDGE'
COOKIES
In
useful
round
tins
QQn
each
VOX,
HEINZ
KETCHUP
O-f
large
bottle
Al
1
lb.
Mixed
Nuts
FREE
with
each
cash
order
$1.00
or
over
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Where
Dollars
Uave
More
Cents"
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
FLOOR
COVERINGS,
REDS
SPRING
MATTRESSES
All
Kinds
Phone
775
Third
Avenue
Australia's
Favorite
Son
The
barometer
still
remains
very
high
and
there
Is
no
Indication
of
an
early
break
but
It
is
hopea
coilini:
Fowl
wiLii,
wus
kbk
wm
see
a
cnango
per
i0
to
more
moderate
weather.
1
Amwr
n,,
LONDON,
Feb
19:
(CP)
Div
ing
fully
clothed
Into
the
Thames.
17-ycar
old
Sidney
Cooper
of
Ful-
ham,
rescued
Elizabeth
Sayers,
aged
65.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
nir
1h
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
February
u
f
Australia
has
a
favorite
child
to
love.
He
Is
Charles
Klngsford-Smlth
jr.,
a
beautiful
curly-haired
blonde
boy,
who
spent
his
third
birthday
picking
flowers.
Perhaps
the
blossoms
were
in
memory
of
his
father,
the
famous
Australian
airman,
who
disappeared
while
on
a
flight
from
England
to
his
home
continent,
last
year.
Since
it
is
generally
believed
that
Kingsford-Smlth
has
died,
the
Antipodes
have
taken
his
son
to
their
hearts.
SMITHERS
IS
FRIGID
Fifteen
Below
Zero
Now
Considered
Spring-Like
in
Interior
Town
SMITHERS,
Feb.
19.
The
long
est
cold
spell
in
the
memory
c!
old
timers
of
the
Bulkley
Vallej
STUDY
ANZAC
FARMING-SYDNEY,
Australia,
Feb.
19:
(CP)
Under
the
auspices
of
tne
British
National
Union
and
Over
seas
League,
a
party
of
26
British
farmers
is
on
the
way
here
o
study
farming
methods
in
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
MONEY
FOR
KIRK
AND
ARMY
still
remains
unbroken.
STIRLING.
Scotland.
Feb.
19:
For
fifteen
days
out
of
the
last1
(CP)
Of
his
$2,500,000
estate
Wil-
slxtcen
the
thermometer
has
stood
Ham
Guthrie
Gardiner,
shipping
below
zero
and
sometimes
so
far
,
magnate,
left
$75,000
to
the
Church
below
zero
as
to
be
near
the
bot-
of
Scotland,
$25,000
to
the
Sal-torn
of
the
figures
Indicated
on
vatlon.
Armvr
and
various
other
the
glass.
!
university
and
'
charity
bequests.
Four
nights
in
succession
dur-1
lng
the
past
week
the
minimum!'"
'
was
between
40
and
50
degrees
to-
low
zero
but
Monday
night
was
comparatively
mild
at
16
below
zero
which
is
now
considered
qu'te
spring-like.
The
days
are
fine
and
bright
with
strong
sunshine,
the
sun
now
producing
quite
a
lot
of
hc?.t
which
however,
is
soon
dissipated
!
pnoNE
957
in
the
sub-zero
temperatures
The
dealers
in
coal
and
wood
are
kept
very
busy
and
at
the
Dockrill
coal
mine
In
Telkwa
the
coal
Is
taken
away
from
the
mine
as
fast
as
It
Is
produced.
The
district
Is
fortunate
In
hav
ing
lots
of
fuel
available
so
tha.t.
no
matter
how
.cold
It
gets
or
ho?;
long
it
lasts,
there
is
not
much
danger
of
having
to
resort
to
the
burning
of
one's
household
furniture
for
fuel
as
has
been
reported
in
some
districts.
Northern
British
Columbia
was
beginning
to
congratulate
Itself
on
the
mild
winter
and
hoping
that
there
would
be
no
severs
weather
when
the
country
was
caught
in
the
present
icy
grip
of
nature
which
has
now
lasted
three
weeks
and
has
been
a
whole
winter
in
itself.
JONES
Family
Market
PHONE
05'.
SPECIALS
Boneless
Stew
Beef
3
lbs
Round
Steak,
2
lbs.
&
1
lb.
Kidney
Sirloin
Steak
per
lb
Rib
Steak
per
lb
Boil
Beef,
3
lbs.
5
lbs.
Spuds
Shoulder
Lamb
Chops
per
lb
Shoulder
Veal
Steak
2
lbs.
Veal
Stew,
2
lbs.
&
5
lbs.
Spuds
Hamburger,
3
lbs.
&
2
lbs.
Onions,
Pot
RoasU-
4
lbs
T-Bone
Steak,
2
lbs.
&
5
lbs.
Snuds
Pork
Hock
per
lb.
Shoulder
Roast
of
Pork-
pcr
lb.
25c
50c
20c
15c
25c
15c
25c
25c
25c
35c
50c
20c
25c
10c
15c
PICTURE
OF
NAVY
HERE
"Shipmates
Forever"
Has
Thrills,
Romance
and
Music
Dick
Powell
and
Uuby
Kccler
"Shipmates
Forever,"
a
film
dealing
with
life
In
the
United
States
Navy,
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
mid-week.
Dick
Powell
and
Ruby
Keeler
have
the
featured
roles
in
the
picture
which
is
packed
with
thrills,
roraanqe
and
Infectious
song.
The
life
of
a
naval
cadet
is
shown
In
vivid
coloring.
He
is
seen
aboard
the
training
ships,
on
the
great
battleships
of
the
Pacific
fleet,
at
play,
at
work
and
in
love.
Powell
is
called
upon
not
only
to
sing
many
catchy
airs
but
also
for
real
dramatic
action
to
which
he
rises
with
artistry.
His
sons
Include
tje
popular
"Don't
Givs
Up
the
Ship,"
and
the
famous
ballad
"Abdul
Abulbul
Amir."
Ruby
Keeler
is
winsome
and
charming
as
an
orphaned
officer's
daughter.
She
gives
an
exhibition
of
dancing
which
fits
naturally
In-
j
to
the
plot
since
she
earns
her
living
by
dancing
in
a
night
club.
1
A
strong
supporting
cast
includes'
Lewis
Stone,,
in
the
role
of
Dick's'
father,
and
admiral
and
command-j
am
ai
Annopons.
ins
worK
is
po:-ished,
sincere
and
talented.
The
majority
of
the
scenes
were
taken
at
Annapolis
and
aboard
U.
S
S.
Pennsylvania,
flagship
of
the
Pacific
fleet.
Wedlock
Barred
For
Some
Stars
Dick
Powell
Among;
Those
Who
Have
Agreed
to
Stay
Single
HOLLYWOOD.
Feb.
19:
(CP)
Several
movie
players
Including
Anne
Shirley,
Betty
arable
and
Dick
Powell
have
non-marriaee
clauses
in.
their
contracts.
But
that
clause,
in
a
working
agreement.
doesn't
mean
much
legally
because
it
is
against
public
policy.
Probably
It
never
would
be
held
binding
In
a
court
of
law.
What
the
non-marriage
clause
amounts
to,
actually,
Is
a
gentleman's
agreement
by
the
player
to
remain
single.
It
Is
still
believed
in
Hollywood
maybe
rightly
so
that
a
single
Dick
Powell
make's
more
hearts
futter
than
a
married
Dick
Powell.
And,
moreover,
the
con-
tractce
always
gets
his
picture
in
the
papers
when
he
has
an
I-want-
to-stay-stngle
paragraph
put
in
his
contract.
REGAL
SHOP
Mrs.
H.
Ness,
with
a
guesS
of
2400.
won
the
First
FREE
box
of
Wool
in
the
Monarch
guessing
contest.
This
Week's
Design
Now
on
Display
Hint
on
Coal
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Triumphantly
reunited
for
their
first
big
co-starring
hit
in
a
whole
year!
Dick
as
a
dashing
midshipman
.
..
Kuby
as
the
dancing
darling
of
the
fleet
...
in
the
I
romance
of
a
girl
and
a
boy
who
thought
life
was
a
song
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