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.02
Tuesday,
February
21,
1939.
CANADA'S
POSITION
Judging
fi-oni
various
statements
that
have
been
issued
from
Ottawa
it
seems
that
there
is
no
doubt
of
the
assumption
that
when
the
British
Empire
is-at
war,
Canada,
will
be
at
war.
The
only
difference
of
opinion
is
as
It
has
been
stated
more
or
less
officially
that
the
policy
of
the
present
government,
in
the
event
of
war
being
declared,
would
be
to
back
up
the
Empire
to
the
fullest
possible
extent
without
Canadians
being
compelled
to
take
part
in
any
overseas
fighting.
The
country
would
be
plac-
etfccpon
a
war
basis
antt
the
people
would
be
asked
to
use
their
best
endeavours
to
supply
the
fighters
with
food,
ammunition
and
arms.
This
more
or
Jess
passive
attitude-would
be
out
of
deference
to
the
French-Canadian,
de-mandsw.
No
political
party
leaders
have
so
far
taken
any
nf
f
if
iiIa
tknn
4-Tiao
'
-
CIIURCIl
AND
STATE
v
Discussing
the
attitude
of
the
French-Canadian:
to-.wardtthe
British
Empire,
Elmore
Philpott,
in
the
Victoria
evenine
paoer,
concludes
with
a
couple
of
paragraphs
in
regard
to
the
position
of
the
Catholic
Church.
His-words
are:
"In
the
lonrr
run
the
Fascist
governments
and
the
Ca-thnno
Cuvnh
ae
sre
to
find
themselves
in
direct
conflict.
The
basic
nhilosoohy
of
the
Fascist
movement
is
the
rnbilirrmnn
state.
There
can
be
no
true
totalitarian
state
if
"'jthin.the
state
there
exists
anv
institution
which
has
the-
right
to
independent
doctrines
and
free
express-inn.
Hitfpr
-wan
bound:
to
fight
both
Protestant
and
Catholic
churches
for
the
simple
reason
that
he
could
not
nut
school,
the
building
Is
56
feet
long
by
30
feet
deep
with
basement
and
i
has
been
built
In
conformity
with
electrical
work
is
in
conduit
and
the
unit
Is
heated
with
a
large
hot
air
fumace.
There
are
two
large
wards,
each
with
Its
own
batnroom
facilities;
a
common
room
and
dining
room,
classroom,
a
large
kitchen
on
concrete
foundations
and
a
staff
suite
of
three
rooms.
Present
accommodation
will
take
care
of
fourteen
patients,
most
of
whom
will
be
admitted
at
once.
The
unit
is
capable
of
expansion
by
adding
two
wings,
making
a
final
capacity
!of
32
beds.
Only
suspects
and
incipient
and
other
Indian
friends
of
the
school.
Anfield
in
Charge
The
preventorium
will
be
ad
ministered
by
Principal
F.
E.
An-j
field
of
St.
Michael's
School
and(
acUve
control
will
be
In
the
hands
of
Miss
Marjorle
Chennells
R.N..
graduate
of
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital,
who
has
been
appointed,
matron.
She
will
be
assisted
by
Miss
D.
Muir.
a
Women's
Auxiliary
missionary,
and
a
general
assistant
to
be
appointed
later.
The
older
girls
of,
the
school
will
receive
practical
training
as
ward
maids,
giv
ing
them
a
greater
chance
to
be
of
practical
use
in
home
nursing
when
they
later
return
to
their
own
villages.
All
the
dressing
gowns,
rugs
and
mats,
rawhide
moccasins
and
much
of
the
linen,
as
well
as
the
furniture
will
be
the
product
of
the
home
economics
and
manual
training
departments
of
the
school.
F.
S.
Sharpe
was
foreman
of
construction
and
F.
S.
Hutchison,
the
school
manual
training
instructor,
also
took
active
part.
The
boys
forming
the
construction
crew
were
Charlie
Brown
of
Bella
Bella,
Benny
Alfred
and
Alfred
Cook
of
the
Nlmpkish
at
Alert
Bay,
Hector
Our-
and
Clarence
Barton,
Nishgas
ney
tiu
winiviivv
uiivi
iai
.
)
h
s
nronatranda
on
the
masses
as
long
as
there
were,
from
Kirfcoiith,
Sidney
eu
of
ait
powr-tt.i
fnnms
mvin"
voice
to
contrary
lines
of
thought.!
.'
"jfTrvW
Fascism
the
onlv
wav
that
anv
church
could1
save
itself
from,
ultimate
destruction
by
the
government
"'onlrJ'be
t
sell
out
ti.that
government.
In
other
words,
if
a
church
willing
to
make
itself
the
out-and-out
servant
of
the
Fascist
movement,,
then
it
miffht
be
tolerated
and.
survive
for
a
time.
But
the
Catholic
Church
is
not
in
a
position
to
make
anv
such,
infamous
dealeven,
if
it
were
pos'Uble
to
find
leatWs
0f
a
character
to
do
so.
WJlh
its-
world-wide
membershin,
and
its
increasing
relative
strength
in
the
democratic
countries,
a.
Fascist-Catholic'
union
would
certainly
create
for
the
Catholic
Church
no
less
acute
problems
than
those
solyed
temporarily
by
the
union."
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
It
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Nanalmo-Welllngton
coal.
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
558
Montreal
canadlens
may
be
In
aifjit
BAY
Feb
21
Indicative
me
ceiiar
oi
wc
jim..cjr
tosiumcc
nerc
amrru
ai
mc
iu
'nf
th
termination
of
the
Indian
League
but
their
star
winger.
Too
of
the
week
from
Montreal
and
t
.
.t
tn
ffriivt
make,
leads
tne
snarpsnooiers
or
were
delivered
yesteroay
to
wtn
with
the
problem
of
tuberculosis
Uie
circuit
The
weekly
summary
building
.where
tt
U
expeeted
install
tmone
the
natives,
a
tuberculosis
for
the
season
places
Blake
on
tap.utkm
wfU
start
soon.
A
compete
preventorium
is
being
opened
to-
with
35
points.
day
at
St.
Michael's
scnooi
Alert
Bay.
This
building
is
unique
in
that
it
has
been
constructed
by
the
Indian
boys
themselves
as
a
manual
training
project.
Twelve
lads,
aged
from
14.
to-16
years,
under
the
expert
instruction
of
a
paid
foreman,
started
the
work
last
October
and,
in
spite
of
adverse
'
weather
conditions,
are
seeing
their
task
brought
to
completion
today
with
the
building
being
officially
opened
by
Rev.
Dr.
T.
B.
R.
West
gate,
executive
secretary
of
the
Indian
School
Commission
of
the
Anglican
Church
in
Canada,
and
;Dr.
A.
L.
McQuarrie,
medical
dlr-.ector
for
British
Columbia,
of
the
Indian
Department.
Built
from
plans
prepared
in
the
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Leatue
Portland
3,
Vancouver
1.
MOTORS
IN
LEAD
AGAIN
Two
Clean
Sweep
Victories
Re-corded
in
Commercial
Bowline
Lea;ue
Last
Nifht
second
future
of
the
evening
three
games
to
nil
through
default
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
restaur-anteurs.
as
a
result,
moving
Into
fifth
place.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Olb
Taylor,
of
Rupert
Motors
with
175.
Individual
scoring
was
as
fellows:
Pioneer
Laundry
1
3
3
1
R.
Smith-
142
142
178
178
152
A.
Smith
Cook'4
...
.
Marchejdon
Selig'.
lu-uie
c.ieiii
iu
wjiiui
uiiaiiu
wuuui
wiuiug
iu
jjuh.iv.i-'
uo
w
"'
Mentenko
i
ana
it
is
nopea
mat
tne
wors
wiu
.
,
rwr-r
ing
able
to
return
to
their
reserves,
nupm
Motors
free
of
tuberculosis.
Ita.
Open
cases
of
the
disease
will
be
tov
hospitalized
in
different
units
in
Vancouver
and
in
the
coast
and
other
hospitals.
The
preventorium
will
work
ont
,
a
l
at
a
la
4
a
a
uic
ujcory
uiai,
n
13
Dcucr
mj
pre-.
Koyal
Lunch
in
uri
ii
i
iLiiur'
Limn
i
ii
i.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
i7
V
i
cent
or
me
sa
inaian
aeams
m
me
n
Montsano
m
,
,
,
,
,
.
.
We
suggest
then
that
we
take
a
glance
at
the
other
j
year
of
which
there
is
definite
i
xo,,,
Slue
OI
me
picture.
suppose
war
planed
lomorrow."
record,
1937,
were
of
natives
under:
There
would
at
once
be
demands
upon
the
government
of
the
day,
no
matter
what
its
political
complexion,
to
have
facilitate
the
sending
of
troops
to
the
scene
of
warfare
S
ffers
of
services
would
be
made
and,
undoubtedly,,
in
some
way
or
another,
men
would
be
recruited-to
take
pari
in
the
actual
fighting.
Loyal
Canadians
would
not
be
con!-tent
to
remain,
at
home
while
their
fellow
Britishers
were
fighting
the
battles
of
the
Empire.
We
take
it
that,
while
the
government
might
not
at
first
take
the
initiative,
there
would.be
a
more
or
less
general
movement
of
'
men
to
join
the
colors
either
in
Canada
or
overseas.
Feeling
run?
high'
at
such
times
and
political
pressure
would
be
strong
from
all
parties.
Young
Canadians
are
being
enlisted
in
Canada
solelv
,'
to
defend
Canada.
That
is
right
and
correct
and
we
do
Tidb
think
any
government
would
try
to
force
any
one
into
going
overseas.
At
the
same
time
we
do
not
think
that
any
steps
would
be
taken
to
prevent
them
going
and
they
yvohM
undoubtpflly
go.
There
would
be
no
conscription
hut
there
would
be
a
burst
of
enthusiasm
for
the
general
defence
of
the
empire.
Scott
Taylor
Total
vent
than
cure
open
imection
by'o
Houston
tuberculosis
In
the
Indian
children
njake
and
young
people.
M
Montesano
When
it
is
realized
that
fifty
per
d
Franks
137
.106
.105
127
.
2
619
1
163
134
.159
Hlbbard
155
181
793
1
187
160
129
.213
20
years
of
age.
the
need
for
strong
North
Star
13
preventative
measures
Is
very
ob-.RUpert
Motors
14
vious-
Parkers
Oarace
10
A
very
pleasing
feature
of
the
op-1
pioneer
Laundry
...10
enlng
of
the
preventorium
at
Alert
Gyro
Club
8
Bay
Is
the
presentation
of
the
Royal
Lunch
9
very
latest
quartz
light
machine
Canadian
Legion
7
which
had
been
purchased
by
gifts
Electrical
Workers
7
received
from
nearly
400
graduates
134
133
157
132
2
736
2
176
163
134
191
176
840
2
137
133
162
140
148
720
The
league
standing
to
date:
5
7
8
11
10
12
11
14
jr.ew
ouim
or
ooxes
u
w
I
stalled.
Other
fittings
112
143
147
139
?
702
3
!
123
177'
159
143
1C7
771
167
1?3
149
169
193
03
13
14
10
10
0
9
7
7
I
Old
Country
Soccer
.English
League,
First
Division
Grimsby
Town
2,
Arsenal
1
Hospital
Work
Is
Going
On
Steadily
B
Ver
to
Carry
Out
Their
Part
of.
Job
nett
St
White
Construction
Co.,
and
another
couple
of
months
should.
see
It
pretty
well
finished.
Tile
setters
arrived
last
week
from
Vancouver
to
start
their
part
of
the
work.
lakdamlx,
Naas
River,
Johnny
Han-use
of,
the
Oweekayno
tribe
of
Rivers
Inlet,
William
McKay
of
Oreen-,
ville,
Naas
River,
Billy
McDougall
of
Mlmkumlees,
Reggie
Nealoss
of
Wallace
Price,
Benson
IKlemtu,
Young
and
Chester
Adams
of
Mas-'
sett.
I
The
entire
unit
to
date
has
only,
cost
$2500
with
equipment.
The
money
was
provided
by
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs.
J
j
The
cases
to
be
admitted
to
the
new
unit
are
selected
as
a.
result
of
1
the
tuberculosis
clinics
now.
con-'ducted
annually
through
the
cooperation
of
the
Provincial
Board
of
Health.
Tuberculosis
Control,
Division,
and
the
Indian
Department's
'medical
services.
Dr.
p.
B.
Ryall,
.medical
superintendent
of
the
Alert
Bay
Hospital,
will
be
medical
ad-1
-fviser
to
the
preventorium.
.
.
.
4
-i
-
y
Fruit
Combine
Charge
Is
Laid
Kelowna
For
tne
Eait
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Friday
,
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
j
WM.M.WMJ
........
..tt.
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
..
r
12:30
noon
Thursday
10
pjn.
Friday
9:30
pjr
February
13
and
23
5
p.m
From
Vancouver-Sunday
-
4
pjn
Wednesday
,
10:30
ajai
Friday
4
pjn.
February
9
and
19
..
.
am
For
Anjox
and
Stewart-Sunday
7
p.m
Wednesday
3
pjn
tailor.
Daily
News:
T
Sua
of
Norway
3kl
Club
nave
a
nice
lUtle
cabin
near
the
'summit
of
Mount
Oldfleld
ana
The
new
nost
office
boxes
for
the
everyone,
young
and
ola.
ha
been
made
welcome
Utcre
to
gei
warm
and
dry
and
to
rest.
We
lite
vou
to
011
and.
If
you
passed
byL
.he
eabin
without
coming
In.
we
WttUld
feel
hurt
about
it.
II
Is
a
be
in-
thing
we
Norwegians
cant
help,
be
for
the
it
friend
or
enemy
youU
be
made
i
bulldine
are
exuected
ta
arrive
from
as
comfortable
as
circumstances
irifr.Ma
S"lt,iljx
i
,
-
...
d.
anil
lis
UmP
one
or
tne
wmuows
oronen.
latove
Dire
lyin
in
ii
m
pieces
u
on
VICTORIA,
Feb.
21
CP-
A
most
of
departmental
Investigator
is
being
w
imhc
replaced
In
fact
a
sent
to
Calgary.
Edmonton
and
mUd
form
of
cyclone
could
not
other
Alberta
points
to
investigate
nav
done
much
more
damage
Rupert
Motors
scored
a
clean
charges
made
at
Kelowna
that
a
pHKiH
this
was
children
and.
If
three
game
to
nil
victory
combine
exists
the
distribution
manual
training
department
of
the
sweep
in
w
are
r,UMung
parents
who
and
assumed
exclusive
leadership
of
the
Commercial
Bowling
Leagn
Mail
Scheduli
have
boys
big
Mount
Oldfleld
1
please
leave
the
cabin
inot
do
any
damage
a4olts.
then
please
ency
to
recognize
Indian
Sign
Brought
Food
clean
If
It
was
have
the
doc-the
unwritten
law
of
the
aorth
regarding
cabins.
5,
pjn.j
Thanking
you
Mr.
Editor
tor
your
valuable
time
ana
space
SON8
OF
NORWAY
SKI
CLUB
Yukon
Commercial
Flier
Attli
Traprter
After
Seeing
Smoke
1
Signals
rrom
Anyox
ana
Mewari
brought
seeeor
yesterday
to
BUN
Tuesday
11:30
ara
smith,
trapper
and
prospector
Ty
8
PJn.
near
the
BrtUah
Columbia
bound
-
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Slmpion
ary
Wh0
had
run
out
Of
food.
Sunday
7.
om
put
Sheldon
Luck,
on
his
way
rrom
Naai
River
and
Port
Simpson
here,
dropped
down
with
his
plane
iueM3y
ii:3U
am
and
left
Smith
fifty
pxmnds
of
Basketball
Thursday,
Friday,
February
23
and
21
ARMORY
HALL
at
8
p.m.
NEW
.METLAKATLA
vs.
STANDARD
OIL
TEAM
Auska
RcprciC
i-.ng
Pr.
xe
Rupert
ALSO
MetlakaUa
vs.
Seal
Cove
and
High
School
Tickets
on
Sale
at
William
F.
Stone's.
Grotto
L
Ben's
News
Stand
juuxmimrmmeM
xsMaBaaai
1
r
1
r
mxn
tuz
t
mm
n
8
r.
1
a
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
a
Tile
Setters
Arrived
From
Vancou-
m
n
9
Work
on
the
construction
of
the
B
new
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospl-
JI
tal
building
is
being
pushed
along
pi
tpatilv
Ku
fhp
Annlranlnri
nr
SIX.PICCE
niNCTTR
Sl'ITE
Eastern
Canadian
Hardwood
is
used
in
this
charming
set
they
feature
natural
or
tvory
enamel
finish,
trimmed
with
black.
Set
consists
of
table
with
disappearing
leaf
and
set
of
Q7A
A
A
four
chairs
with
upholstered
slip
scat
4
only
Special
V
vvU
Trade.
In
Allowance
For
Your
Old
Furniture
BUNGALOW
BED
Don't
miss
this
attractive
special,
two
tn
continuous
posts,
com
plete
with
a
strong
cable
spring
and
mattress.
3-0,
Special
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
$36.00
39.75
RETURN.
RETURN.
S15.00
g
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FBOM
PRINCE
RUPERT
Meals
and
Berths
Included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
1939,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
19J9.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
C
ATA
LA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
5C8
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
1
Tueadajr.
Fbniar
PAGE
TWO
TITE
DAILY
NEWS
.-.X.J
'J.
Stock
Ends
Sale
Final
Clearance
64
Pairs
Women's
broken
lines,
all
shoes.
Mostly
small
sizes.
This
is
away.
Final
clearance
price--
85c
high
grade
a
real
give
36
Pairs
Women's
Pumps,
Straps
and
Oxfords
While
they
last.
Final
clearance
1,95
Rubbers
of
All
Kinds-at
Reduced
Prices.
O
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'amily
shoe
store
ltD.
OPENING
AT
ALERT
BAY
New
Tuberculosis
Preventorium
for
Natives
Srene
of
Ceremony
Today
TOBE
BLAKE
Post
Office
IS
LEADING
Boxes
Delivered
Canadians'
Winter
Top
Se.rer
Of
Panels
Arrived
Yesterday
From
National
Leatue
For
Season
Montreal
and
Other.
Kitting
Are
Lx
pre
led
Shortly
MONTREAL,
Feb.
SI:
CP
Trje
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The
Letter
Box
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OK
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nonunion
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Worst
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Feb.
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contrast
to
bamv,
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of
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most
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winter
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were
at
least
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no
mi-m-'
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exposure
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jbers
present
and
if
you
find
the
(eabin
open
make
yourselves
nt
home
but
please
leave
the.
cabin
as
you
louna
ii
ana
you
can
toto
as
often
na
you
like.
There
have
been
times
w
Investigator
From
This
Province
the
cabin
was
made
use
of
and
tlnlnm
TV
Alhr4
Tn
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other
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also
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Complaint
Emanating
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instance
occurred
lately.
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found
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real
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sura
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week-end
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tra.
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the
wood
burnrd
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Dupltuu
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automobile
and
w
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ta
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lice
in
a.
truck.
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newspapers
cancelled
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large
bundles
f
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or
iJea
.
year
old.
12
n
p
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p.
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Dl-w
shaft
and
proix
7th
Avrmie
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Yukon
Territory,
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Feb.
21:
CP
(-The
old
Indian
distress
signal
of
smoke
column
1!
LOST
Mir
nock
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mm
of
mor
notify
DaUy
New
lor
tjueen
Charlotte
ttfandw
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which
is
carried
bv
eommer-iCLFVN.
Well
February
10
and
24
9
30
pin
ml
auniift
m
the
north
f.
r,
apartments
From
Queen
Charf
ate
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purposea
j
t
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FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
2
house
Phonr
HI
K
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1
rate
MjetarsuaraiH
i
llli
m
ELITE
;
Beauty
Parlor
5
Mr.
Sutherland
Introducing
the
Nf
5
'
S
Zotos
Permanenl
By
an
amazing
the
guardian
rr?
instant
this
cx;
ancnt
Is
complc'.e
eiskm
timing
t
-life,
greater
dfp''
lovelier
curls.
I
Phone
499
for
Appolntmenti
'
1
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srmnsw...St'-
sUI
SPECIAL
SALE
OS
AH
Box
Chocolates
10-;
Discount
for
C::s
Wet
Only
Freshness
Guar-ntw
j
Mussallem's
Confectionery
i
Openlnr
of
New
Number
'"'
15
Service
and
Dependability
Phone
13
Taxi
PAT
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n-.i
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St
WLWAWAVAV.VV.
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
W"
Line
Bowl
,
631