L
,:brr
10,
193S.
fTO
Terrace
Board
ITWANGA
?f
Tr.ade
AMay
Ume
ExtendeI-o
Party
h
rom
KHkatla
SCA,
Nov
10:
--The
visit
award
Gamble
and
party
ia
to
the
village
of
Klt-ik
p;ace
on
Saturday
last,
sle
wat.
accompanied
by
nmwn.
Henri'
un,
-
-
vears
years
t,
Twis.
Arthur
Lewis
J.
.
.
,
rs
visitors
were
addressee
,
Counciuor
m.
ennui.,
re
L'nto
The
Lord.
Many
Visitors
runq,uun
again
I
TERRACE,
JJov.
10.-The
Board
Ngukla
and
elsewhere.
Harris,
M.
Bright,
P.
Benson
and
V
.
I
ni.L.1
tf
IfnHton
BIG
STORM
i
ON
ISLANDS
meeting
next
Wednesday
in
an
at-i
,
,
.
.
fpmnt
In
rvlv
Intprprt.
In
hnsrrl
'-""'5
wuau
at
and
in
suffered
thesels
port
a
affairs.
It
is
felt
by
some
of
old
members
that
Terraoe
should
"J
"
"I
""'
"
Qun
Charlotte
Islands
have
a
body
of
responsible
Mtlzens
th2,
ex-,hitv.tnmM.tnf.HnrtiMlivfnrtU.Perlenced
of
worst
storms
u
B
B
:
ai
2
t.m.
Ihe
Kltwangat
Catholic
Bazaar
hen
Rev
B.
Shearman
iief
address
of
welcome.
.
-
.
3?,m
rUTA8rrnrvlHeId
At
lerrace
held
in
the
Church
Army
started
out
the
morning
of
the
storm
and.
Just
as
he
got
outside
cf
Lawn
Hill
buoy,
the
full
force
of
the
storm
struck
him.
He
turned
back
and
it
took
him
ten
hours
to
maka
the
short
distance
to
Sand-
'
spit.
'
Most
of
the
time
he
seemed
TFRRACE.
Nov
10.
The
Catholic
to
be
almost
standing
on
the
walls
service
the
party
divided
bazaar,
held
in
the
Orange
Hall.
0f
hi$
pilot
house
a",
the
wind
struck
look
refreshments
at
the
Terrace,
on
Saturday
proved
to
be
the
little
craft
so
hard
that
it
went
Joe
Williams
and
Robert
a
great
success,
both
as
a
popular
0Ver
on
its
beam
ends.
Many
mar-
event,
as
attested
by
the
large
num-
veiled
that
Webster
was
able
to
get
by
moratng
called
for
h
ber
of
people
who
were
there,
and
:
his
boat
back
safely
at
all
through
afternoon
was
spent
Vis-
by
the
financial
returns.
!
the
boiling
teas.
Later
he
started
pud
a
lengthy
visit
at
.
Several
prizes
were
distributed
0ut
again
and
made
the
trip
across
tto:i
House
with
M:
and
to
the
holders
cf
lucky
tickets.
Th?i
safely
(Shearman
and
family
to
first,
a
cash
prize
of
$15,
went
to
The
same
afternoon,
when
the
a
and
renew
old
friend-
the
Beaton
family
Ihp
VillniTf1
frave
an
en-
Vinn
nar
nf
nmnorloe
.
n
.t.,nr1
...WV,
tVa
chna7tna
fcnt
and
served
reiresn-,
Following
th;
main
nroceedlngs.
signs
of
the
blow.
Life
boate
had
tuJ
1
the
Community
Hall
on
which
was
to
dispose
of
the
tables
been
shifted
and
worked
loose.
hjt
uioH,Mm.iuri.wi-
.
.
.
k.,
-h
flm
hrl
tn
turn
back.
thf
Tnrfinn
ria'v
.firhrvri
The
Totem
Pole
Band
was
mucn
""V
.
t
was
occupied
and
the
fn
evidence
during
the
stay
of
the.
,es
,
n.,
,
,,
1
tn;
several
songs
in
EnS-
visitors
in
the
village.
JZL
then
in
the
native
lan-
Numerous
Speeches
rnt'
the
great
appreciation
of
At
the
meetings
in
the
hall,
,
7"'
W.
He
then
eave
the
child-
many
speeches,
reminiscent
or
n
nooKing
on
to
tne
.an
.i
,
.,.
b
are
under
the
super-
clden
days,
were
made.
Chief
Ed-
pf
Rm-
B.
Shearman
as
ward
Gamble
gave
a
rousing
77,,
in
Prinr-P
Rn
which
he
delivered
to
.
Prince
Bup-,
;
an
address.
speech
in
appreciation
of
the
kinU-
taduy
eveninir
the
Froc
nesses
extended
to
him
and
his,.-
Uw
ve
an
entertainment
and
party
and
W.
Beynon
gave
an
in-
eono
saunon
aun
?
J.
Tn
Bients
In
ihP
hall
Rjv.
and
terestlng
address
on
first-hand
in-
-
?nt
.
t-
a.
T
t
lt.
T)i.(hnr.
rhnTtTR.
gonearman
and
Misses
Dor-
lormaiion
un
ur
namr
'uar
--
f.
t,,
nt
CMH.
!d
Marjorie
Shearman
were
hood.
.
.
.
-
-rV"
"
.UTt
,,.
Eucit-s
Mtinv
Plfts
were
The
visit
was
a
memorame
one
j
v.
JlL
Silvrr
Spring;
Lager
Beer
is
inHmulionnlly
known
for
its
fine
flavour
mid
uniform
qnulity.
It
hW
been
one
of
11
r
i
t
i
wli
(luinhiHV
iihihI
popular
beer
for
uearly
a
quarter
eentury.
1LVER
SPRING
Lager
Beer
-
i
-
-
r.
1
UlnvApKit
Te
on
the
visitors.
'
'n
many
ways
and
the
villagers
of
nan
u.
ailfr
m
B
uP
-
much
to
listen
iana
irom
racuu
iu
i
30
a.m.
the
visitors,
-
ac-
Kltkatla
will
have
iprf
v.,,
.u
...11.
tr
n.v,pn
ihPir
rhtpf
arrives
home.
Storms
in
ine
couisc
o.
u
hiji
i.u...
U
thrir
stay
in
Kltwangrrt
the
first
train
journey
ever
made
ing.
ere
nritr-.to
nrii
nivcn
in
the
lives
oi
luowaro
uamuie.
r.
l'"
fa'"1
...
.
.
-!
1.1..
T.1Jn
tors
by
J
Ryan,
M..
Bright
James
Lewis
and
Henry
Colllson.
tor
lor
tne
vuee"
wumw
E.
S.
Richardson,
fisheries
Insnec-
British
Golunibia&
4.
INDUSTRIES
,
('('
iiW;i
unit
paper
imlunlry
of
Uritish
Ciiii
ri
(i
in
ifn-1
1
lie
Irailinf
ent
Wwvwa
if
(iili
iiml
(ilir
in
irrinm.
Keprexr
iti
it
K
an
iniwalmrnf
oine
$4t,HH).IW(),
it
pay
more
lifi
$4,WHt,IHHI
annually
in
trafteK
to
Home
3,(HM)
eni'
i,,tifK.
II.
C.
iiiiii
ami
naiter
iiroiiirla
lu
"the
value
of
tltijmU.tmtt
are
hippeil
eurh
year
to
many
tlijjervnt
countries
throughout
the
trorlil.
feftVER
V'CTO
CUD
1.71
s7
"A.I.C
JEER
c.i
vSWdrsolaved
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boara
or
oy
u.
-
wvS'rnmint
Of
British
Columbia
Tf7K
DAILY
NEWS'
PKQVL
FIVE
.
Skidegate
Social
Club
Busy
Again
Already
Held
"'
,u.
uHoaoa
slon
but
DUi
u
it
is
is
felt
mv
that
wav
an
an
effort
u,u
r.
-
-
,
,
f
.
...
"T
f
....
,,r
ii
1
w,.
Rephe.
retury
to
the
Chief.
J
"S,f
caught
some
unawares.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Mrs.
George
y
welcome
was
accorded
The
York,
Cant.
Ernie
Webster's
as
ihev
vney
allthted
smiitcu
from
um
tro
ler
from
Prince
Runert.
had
SKIDEGATE,
Nov.
10.
The
Stt-
IrWnt.
puvial
Club
has
been
reor-
W
pr
V
I
t'-w-
evening
filled
with
useful
and
pretty
thines.
Later
the
Cariboo
was
stormbound
ltlUGHT
IN
SMALL
LOTS
ill's
Church
was
crowded
a
social
evening
was
spent
in
thCf0r
several
days
at
Queen
Char-
Afternoon
service
Sunday
rjht
rch
Hcwe.
which
is
adjacent
to!
loite.
'
BATH,
England,
Nov.
10:
CP
jv.
B.
Shearman
preached,
the
church
Itself,
Rev.
Father
de
'
There
was
also
some
anxiety
con-
nr.
j.
a.
Fraser
Roberts,
principal
I
im
uuui
w.v
4
m
m
m
I,,,
i
Ircm
frmce
nupert.
it
naa
stancu
tcesearcn
imsi.
aa.j
unwmo
e
aoie
conouciorsnip
01
-
Bryant
with
Mrs.
R.
Sam-
and
Mrs.
Sampare.
The
hospitality
storm
comlng
and
turned
Dack
Irom
the
smallest
families
organist
Matthias
Bright
extended
leit
notning
to
De
de
lesson
and
J
Ryan
Inter-
sired.
ac
address.
i
nose
who
organized
the
enter-
Church
Army
Hall
on
talnments
and
refreshments
were
ilehf
the
attendance
was
Mrs.
Ryan,
Mrs.
Sampare,
Mrs
pry
address
and
alsn
sans
a
Williams.
Mrs.
Harris,
Mrs.
C
sole
St
at
Paul's
rauis
choir
cnoir
Smith,
obuui,
Mrs.
ivils.
-u.ii.auu
Johnson
and
u..u
Mrs.
Wil
out
the
same
morning
but
had
seen
brightest
children
usually
come
to
safety,
biing
delayed
or
several
made
a
five-year
study
here
days,
however,
in
returning
to
t....
,l.
etnrme
spvprnl
.
"1
"UJ
"
"-
"""
these
services
there
were
mon
Bryant.
J.
Williams.
G.
Sam--
""rt
t
on
board.
TroUers
which
waited
Cedarvale,
Kitwan
pare.
D.
Williams.
R.
Fowler.
R
"LSffS
th2
storm
out
and
came
across
the
Bum,
Capt
.
.
crong
Hecate
Straits
!d
!
Jensen,
ClASsiFlEO
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
40-foot
halibut
boat
complete
with
gear.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
Seal
Cove.
t.f.l
PERSONAL
u.c
Wl.U.C
v.li:,
-
"v
-
.
j.
,tn1,
.
.
,.,-,
im.
cordpri
n
hpnrw
QPnrt.nff
The
C.
N.
R.
train
ride
Iron:
r-nnce
rcuijert
un
UC4,'"""C"'""'MEN
or
au,
u,
oui
wmu
v.w
Kitze,ukla.
-
'
Prince
Rupert
to
Kltwanga
wa'j
business.
He
also
got
a.
real
dust-
Vigor,
for
rundown
body?
Try
CSTREX
Tablets
of
raw
oyster
stimulants
and
general
body
builders.
If
not
delighted
with
results
of
first
package,
makei
refunds
its
low
price.
Sold
by
all
pood
druggists.
tf.
IN
THE
.SUPREME
I'OI
UT
OF
IHtlTlSil
In
the
Matter
of
tlte
"AamliiMratloii
Act"
And
Ir.
tlie
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Manuel
Oonzaleti,
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Hoilor
Judge
Fisher.
Local
Judge
of
the
Rum
em
Court
of
British
Columbia
made
the
14th
day
of
October
1938.
1
was
appointed
Administrator
of
all
the
Eatait
within
Brltisn
uoiumDia
oi
rat
above-named
deceased,
late
of
Mayu,
Yukon
and
Stewart.
British
Columbia
All
persona
Indebted
to
the
told
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith,
and.
all
persons
having
claims
.against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
lue
u
samo
urooerly
verified,
with
me
within
one
i
month
from
the
first
publication
of
Uiis
notice,
otherwise
distribution
of
the
Bald'
estate
will
be
made
without
record
thereto
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
this
15th
day
of
October,
1038.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B,
O
l
THE
KfMlEME
COl'KT
OI'
ItlllTlSII
1
('OI.l'MUIA
I
IN
PKOIlATE
'in
the
Matter
of
the
"Art
in
I
list
rat
Ion
Act"
,
,
And
In
tlie
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
ien
llerle,
lterraseil,
Intestntr
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ihls
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
the
28Uh
day
o!
October,
A.
D.
1038,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Jens
Berle,
deceitfied,
and
all
parties
having
olainiB
against
the
aald
estate
are
here
by
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verkfiqd,
to
me
on
or
before
the
1st
clay
at
December,
A.
D.
1938,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
itlie
estate
are
required
,to
pay
itho
amount
of
their
la
cwuwineee
to
me
irortnwii.n.
NOHMAN
A.
WATTv
.
Official
Admilnlstratar,
Prmce
Rupert,
B.C.
Dated
'
the
Slat
day
of
October,
KD
1938.
"
LEAVE
MINE
He
ACT
ALONE
posed
to
Chanes
SMITHERS,
Nofc
10,-At
a
anized
for
the
Winter
seasuu
anu,areuu:u
juceuuj
ui
hik
uuiuKu.
h!,R
nirpadv
commenced
activities.
,
Eranch
of
the
ErltL-A
Columbia
were
no
benefits
accruing
to
the
prospector
from
any
of
the
propos-
that,
it
would
deter
these
men
from
having
any
ambition
to
enter
the
hi'ls.
nen's
rrlze
with
th;
consolation
was
felt
to
be
placing
the
lndo-j
"ward
oir
tn
M.-
Verner
Doup-1
lent
and
lazy
man
cn
a
par
with
'as.
Dainty
refreshment
were
ser-
the
man
wbi
is
Industrious
and
ved
and
playing
of
(ramcs
followed.
jVles
to
eet
things
done.
The
old
Thnre
-were
about
thirty-five
pres-
and
well
tried
method
was
to
do
ent
,
I
cne
hundred
dollars
worth
of
work
j
Another
function
staeed
bv
tlv
per
year
for
each
claim
h;ld.
The(
club
was
a
dince
in
the
Queen
new
proposal
Is
to
do
twenty
days
.
.
1
.11..
TT
11
Til
n-n
TITO
C
Qnl
V.
1
I
f
.V,
rt-t-
Other
local
eas
and
gale
were
at
the
worst.
,woiw
w
"-
l,'"1
"ttU"
""""
'
I
r
A-.riit
:t
i
u
un-.uiivv
-
iuhu
l...
.
wt
......
j
ceopie
wvn
lessci
iuiiis
ai.u
u-,lns
cruiser
anouo,
uwun
a
,
,
..
,s
tnont
hv
nil
.
e
o
,ti
bgle
Crest,
the
premier
winner
in
Saikatshevan
gained
a
Vancouver
hardware
company,
'
rvuor
Mpnrpri
wax
thfl
atifac-i
rrrtnrR
wnuld
tin
mort
work
in
orva
I
day
than
others
would
do
in
five)
days.
Also
by
compelling
what
might
be
called
a
technical
man.
as
the
prospector
undoubtedly
is.
to
do
thirty
days
work
to
produce
the
equivalent
of
$100.
asit
had
been
in
is
putting
a
very
small
fit
rhnlr
Bine
a
snecial
v.ti...
,
n.i.
n-i
m
in..n.K
ciiurm
,u.t..
nnrrlon
Mfnt.nl
I
the
u
e
past,
Paa4,t
rv,
T?n,v,
i.
iii
iirri'."
.
.
...
.j.i.j
.
m
i
nuo
inv
valuation
on
nis
worK.
It
was
the
opinion
of
the
meeting
that,
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
Mineral
Act
had
operated
in
its
present
form
for
thirty
years
with
out
desclosing
any
v?ry
obnoxious
:
Prince
Kupen.
rntr
thp
ctrms
tn
features,
it
was
good
enough
to
Another
hectic
voyage
was
that
w"
U1JJ
"u.v
iM
n
mia.
was
,n,M.
-'-;
Rm,them
Island
Dolnts
and
was!
ieave
aione
aRa
a
motion
pass
nH(
L"
r
'rn
nrr
rm
rvr
inri.
i
good.
Henry
Brown
Cadwalader.
Mrs.
Semldecks,
Mrs.
entsno
had
parted
to
go
home
hela
UP
for
some
time
awaiting
an
from
the
Skidegate
trolling
grounds
aDf
...
.
.
.
Amui
rt
He
eot
ng
the
anthem
"O
Give
iUu
and
Mrs.
Weget,
Charles
'
XI.
VV
lllUXiU,
WlllUIN
iA-aiiwIi,
UViU
.111
t
4
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George
Moore,
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Weget,
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before
the
big
storm
was
the
R.W
to
his
Inlet
with
little
damage
crait.,
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REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
Fur
Reservations
Phone
C58
RAW
FUR
SEASON
Commencing:
Must
Unload
Large
Stock
25
Off
for
Cash
Come
in
and
see
our
goods.
Easy
Terms
Arranged
Goldbloom's
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
"
J
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19C
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
ill
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
toon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Eupert
ed
that
the
Minister
of
Mines
be
s6
advised.
1
The
meetins
also.
deploreJ,
th"a
fact
that,
thsre
had
not
yet
been
a'ssayer
installed
at
the
sampl
ing
nlant
at
Prince
Rtmert
to
fa-
.jMrernen
F.ouKlas.Elecled
Cresi-
.
.
.
cili'iate
and
speed
up
the
returns
;
Some
Hectic
Trips
Were
Made
Dur-
dent
Bridee
Party
and
Dance
Smi,h-r
rimmi-r
Mines
On-'
on
samnles
and
on
shloments
of
in-
Duster
Hough
Weather
For
Some
Time
ores
althought
this
institution
had
teen
promised
at
different
times.
It
is
hoped
that
thif.
situation
Well..
.J.J
.Ann
At
the
opening
meeting
of
the
sea-
Chamber
of
Mines
held
in
Sraithers
J
son
there
was
a
large
attendance)
the
proposed
amendments
to
thelg
QUIlLV
LoiHl
"
r,
"',
fl,7Lt
fpw
Un
years,
according
to
word
receiv-'
and
six
new
members
joined,
ui-.Mineral
aci
were
amectea
ana
ui-
.
cuss
weal
anairs.
Tne
past
lew
follows:
cussed
and
it
was
the
general
op-
v
.1
Runert
"uPerl
It
was
a'
Iie"
fleers
were
elected
as
1,
Tift'
have
been
years
of
depres-?a
ln;
"UM!e.
tv,.i.;.
inlon
mi
f
.n
Hwp
nrwnt
fhnt
there
lOrM
V
nnth
w
f
"
1JW&AAW
A1W
rh-.cti.nov
ea
cnanges.
1
'mere
are
oniy
iwo
cases
on
uir
Entertainment
Committee
Mrs.
:
The
propesed
new
four-line
stak-llist
for
November
in
County
Court
Fred
Atkins,
Miss
Mary
Mathers
ing
of
mineral
claims
was.
rounoiy
and
Verner'
Douglas.
condemned
and
it
was
fclt
ihat
it
Refreshment
Committee
Mbs'
was
Just
one
more
obstruction
in
Jean
Mclntvre.
Miss
Eileen
uaie
,
tne
patn
of
tne
prospector
ana
and
Miss
Helen
Turner.
There
were
seven
tables
at
the
first
bride;
evenina
of
the
season
held
bv
thf
club.
Mrs,
Turner
won
the
ladies'
prize
and
Al
Beebe,
the)
sesment
sment
which
was
in
regular
monthly
ses
sion
this
week
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
One
of
these
was
struck
eff
the
list.
t
The
case3
were
as
follows:
j
Frances
Audrey
Agnew,
execut-
lt.lv
nf
tYa
octfltA
nf
V
V
AirnPTH.
vv
vwv.
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.
i
i
it
w.
tne
proposca
cnange
m
uio
us-
.
.
ys
j
L
Prlest
$20
work
was
aisa
rgreuea
asm
.
rr
nininfirr
TAKE
THE
11
LEAD
OUT
f:
OF
YOUR
LEGS
Ct
Otyf
!
TW
BImJ
and
WB
Ctt
S
Np
that
Scndl
Ym
Bwrndinf
Up
tht
SUk
Peepl
ho
nnotlier
to
ittOt
JU
Imcsom
,
oxTsen
ku
bca
eompleulf
tat
oil
fn
thnn.
Jurt
M
innlr
"lowly
imotb-rins'
If
roar
blood
lck
tti
orputcl.
Rd
corpmclrt
r
your
ozycen-cvrUr.
Tbty
carry
th
oxymi
you
brrath
la
to
wy
part
of
your
ayiUm.
Without
enough
oxy-
-FO-carryiB(
orpuulea,
your
kldixya,
livar,
(
llomach
and
bowela
alow
down.
Your
akut
acta
pal,
flabby,
often
pimply.-
Your
ncrra
i
way
bcom
jittery
you
tiro
julkly
I
dcpriind
i
What
you
ned
la
Vr.
irnilama
Wn
PJlta,
j
Thtrt
woi;ld.famoui
pill
hlp
maka.moro
and
bttter
red
eorpuicUa
and
thua
ineraaaa
the
oiTgB-cpry)i
power
of
your-blood.
k
Get
IJr.
WUllami
Mnk
Pllla
today
rtjroM
i
druggUt
Set
for
youraelf
how
wilckly
tkii
;
time-proven
blood-builder
will
help
te
you
back,
your
pep.
bM.
,
O.I.
r
c.u.
i
struck
off.
Robert
Scharffe
-vs.
William
A.
Eyde
de
Hurst,
(doing
business.,
as
Forest
Seed
Separating
Statloril,
$159,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
December
2;
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.
.
There
were
four
naturalization
:.ppllcatlons.
I
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m
iMlii
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:
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...
...
One
of
.
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Scdtlunds
VS
:
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SCOTt,ANf
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.This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
-displayed
by
the
Liquor;-Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia:
Condensed
Heat
Some
Milks
Are
Richer:
Than.
Others.
The
Same
Applies
to
Heat
in
Goal.
:
f
The
Hottest
Goal
in
Town
is
mum
P.O.
577
VAfcLEY
GUARANTEED
USED
i
i
in
i
PT
GARS
1938
Ford
V-8
De
Luxe
Sedan.
1937
Pontiac
Coach
with
Radio.
1934
Dodge
De
Luxe
Sedan
with
Radio
and
'
Heater.
1931
Pontiac
Sedan.
1930
Roosevelt
Coupe.
1929
Peerless
Sedan.
Easy
Terms
x"
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General
Motors
Products
ROYAL
MOTORS
Phone
i2
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v.