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Sons
Of
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'
I
Masquerade
Was
I
Enjoyable
Event
One
hundred
anc
fifty
persons,'
of
whom
quite
a
number
were
in!
costume,
attended
the
Sons
of
Nor-1
way
masquerade
dance
Wednesday;
night
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
The!
event
was
both
successful
and
en
joyable.
Excellent
music
for
dancing
was'
furnished
by
Fossum's
Orchestra.
'
Ole
Skog
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
"
affair
kept
up
in
full
swing
r
.
r
,,T
"I
i
j
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
Most
comical
costumes
were
those
of
Mrs.
Olof
Skog
and
Mrs.
Skaland.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the'
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
Knut
Slatta,
Mrs.
J.
Eilertsen,
Claus
Aune,
Hans
Petersen,
Knut
Slatta
and
J.
Eilert-sen.
The
last
mentioned
two
presided
at
the
door.
COMEDY,
MYSTERY
"Josette."
f"'
'
a
aJay.comfay
gay
comedy
romance
ro.mance
!
lu"niL
J1.6'
aimonl
the
""f
Oriental
r,',
.."..iMin
In
Palestine,
Palestine,
esoeciallv
especially
the
the
great
eat
St
enU
rureU
erved
ture
program
opened
at
the
Capi-
lt
night
and
which
in.'10,!,
lheatre
Interest
centred,
of
course,
in.
the
Orand
mr,,.v,
March
and
j
judging
i
7
.
of1
.iwill
be
repeated
tonight,
T
"josette"
William
Collier
sr
costumes.
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen
and
till
,1
1
'
,hA
.
as
the
retired
father
of
Ameche
riane
Ai.no
or,.jj
thS&rt
rH,
JJf
,w
to
have
and
Young
becomes
tafatuated
the
best
costumes.
They
appeared;
lth
T
Birell
a
cabaret
slner
as
nurse
and
doctor
respectively.!
bfea
'it
o
fhe
boys
-'.send
him
to
New
York.
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popular
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i
to
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the
elrl
eoes
alone
and
iSlmone
Simon,
wardrobe
mistress,
itakes
her
part
with
great
success
,
Meanwhile,
there
Is
rivalry
between
the
boys
for
her
affection.
Meantime,
the
real
Josette
up
In
New
York
is
running
up
big
bills
on
father,
the
boys
thinking
Simone
Is
the
gold-digger.
A
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and
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climax
settles
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errors
and
concludes
the
romance
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Don
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Simone.
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568
INDIA
DISCUSSES
ITS
STATUS
IN
AID
OFFER
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
speaker
who,
instancing
Palestine,
said
British
foreign
policy
was
antl-
Moslem,
adding
that,
in
Indian
provinces
ruled
by
Congress
min-l
istries,
British
governors
had
not'
protected
Moslem
minorities'
in-
j
terests.
In
a
fighting
.speech,
Sir
Sikander!
replied
that
his
offer
represented
the
feeling
of
the
martial
classes
in
u
rft..li.
-
-
r..
u
....
u
mc
ruiuau
iu
a
man.
aut,
tic
aaiu.
he
had
also
made
it
clear
that
he
tine
and
would
not
allow
a
single
Indian
soldier
to
be
sent
there.
He
was
In
favor
of
the
Indenization
of
the
army
on
the
right
lines
and
that
the
cost
of
British
soldiers
maintained
in
India
for
Imperial
purposes
should
be
borne
by
the
British
Exchequer.
The
incident
terminated
on
the
suggestion
of
Leairue
President
Jinnah
who
cent-
ly
remarked
that.
In
matters
of
this
lniDortance.
Sir
Sikander
should
och
,.
To,.
vxfr
n
rnJ.m.
The
League
meeting
then
pro-
ceeded
to
arrange
for
deputations
.
.
.
.
to
be
sent
c
to
Moslem
countries
,,
abroad
"to
remove
the
mlsunder-
nlwmHfr
.
.
,
4
ji
w
standings
created
by
Congress
lead-
ul.
i
ers
.r.
sv,
that
m.
the
Mtelems
of
,
To,
India
are
E
,Llrl?AlhlaIU.e
I
7
Tm,
V
itude
,
towards
the
minorities
in
Indla-
Echoes
of
Palestine
i
Rut
for
thp
fart
that
tho
fVin-
giess
and
the
Moslems
are
at
log-
gerheads
over
this
latter
Question.
a
erpat.
deal
mnrp
u-niilri
h
hpnrrt
about
Palestine
from
Indian
poll
-
1
Ucians.
In
the
Moslem
press
and
on
public
platforms
loud
are
the
rlpntinrl
at
inns
nf
RHHcVi
"ronrne.
of
their
co-r'eliglonlsts
in
Pafpstlnp
anrt
nf
fho
rvr1lv
Af
I
thrusting
the
Jews
Into
the
Arab
count
Feellng
pppHh
is
heightened
by
the
sane
-
'
mncntift
at
Tonics
lom
nhAM
IKa
noted
Indian
Moslem.
Maulana
Mo-
hammed
All.
lies
burled.
The
irov-.
ernment
of
India,
traditionally
anxious
about
British
foreign
policy's
repercussions
on
India's
80,000,000
Moslems,
has
kept
the
British
gov-
'
ernment
in
constant
touch
with
the!
State
w
of
""mj
feeline
111
here.
.
I
.
1
Indian
Moslem
leaders
attended
the
recent
conference
of
Arab
rep-
resentatlves
at
Cairo.
Some
have
proceeded
to
London
to
Impress
In
-
'
dian
feeling
on
British
statesmen.
But.
as
one
of
the
deputation
a
m.mk...i
tti,i
n
i
uitiuuci
ut
hue
uiiiicu
nuvuicu
u
sembly,
sadly
remarked:
"The
doI-
icy
of
the
Congress
does
not
permit
us
to
take
up
the
Palestine
Issue
with
the
earnestness
demanded;
by
the
situation."
Twenty
years
have
passed
since
the
Congress
and
Indian
inuiiui
Moslems
Modems
combined
comDinea
forces
iorces
as
as
a
world
power.
A
gulf
now
divides
them
on
many
questions
of
Indian
internal
policy
i
O
"
-"D
"
J
M
J
V
M
O
"
J
.
u
J
,
J
J
A
.
.
.......ww
pro-Arab
agitation
as
a
part
of
&MMng
me
in
a
roundabout
way!"
(Hill
...122-
political
bargain
but
one
Is
not
vet
Cab
Driver:
"Sorry,
sir.
but
me.McLeod
126
iri
sight.
The
....
Congress
condemns
verbally
British
policy
in
Palestine
but
Is
not
very
Interested
In
It.
The
Intellectuals
sympathize
with
the
German
Jews
and
so
feel
that
they
cannot
be
very
heated
about
their
admission
into
Palestine.
"If
ever
there
could
be
Justifiable
war
in
the
name
of
humanity."
writes
Mahatma
Oandi,
"a
war
against
Oermany
to
prevent
the
wanton
persecution
of
a
whole
race
would
be
completely
justified."
But
the
cry
of
a
National
Home
in
Palestine
does
not
appeal
to
him.
If
I
were
a
Jew
and
were
born
in
Oermany
and
earned
my
livelihood
mere,
I
would
claim
Oermanv
as
my
home,
even
aj
the
tallest
Gentile
German
mav.
and
rhallpnP
him"
to
shoot
me
or
cast
me
Into
a
dungeon.
I
would
refuse
to
be
ex
pelled
or
to
submit
to
discriminat
ing
treatment."
In
other
words,
Mr,
Gandhi's
remedy,
as
It
was
for
the
Czechs,
is
non-violence.
Of
the
Czechs
he
said
at
the
time
of
the
Internation
al
crisis:
"If
they
had
known
the
use
of
non-violence
as
a
weapon
for
the
defence
of
national
honor,
thev
would
have
faced
the
whole
of
Germany
with
Italy
thrown
in.
"They
would
have
soared
Eneland
and
France
the
humiliation
of
su
ing
for
a
peace
which
was
no
neace
and,
to
Mtve
their
honor,
they
would
have
died
to
the
man
without
shedding
the
blood
of
the
robber.",
newspaper
upinion
The
leading
Congress
newspaper
In
Calcutta
Is
sceptical
about
the
Mahatma's
panacea
for
the
Jews.
It
is
noteworthy
that
Mr.
Gandhi
confesses
that
he
does
not
know
what
the
Congress
working
committee
would
have
done
if
war
had
come.
The
Chief
Secretary
of
the
KINCOLITH
ORGANIZES
Senior
Society
Elects
Officers
For!
With
Sam
Stewart
As
I
President
j
The
Klncdllth
Senior
Society,
one1
oI
the
principal
organizations
of
tna
NasLS
River
village,
has
elected
officers
for
the
coming
year
tu
follOWS!
.
Honorary
Secretary.
Peter
Stew.
art
sr.
President.
Sam
Stewart.
Vice-President,
Edward
Robin-
son.
Manager.
George
Clayton.
Assistant
Manager.
Fred
Stewar:.
Secretary.
Isaac
Angus.
Clerk,
William
Stewart.
Chairman,
Matthew
Ourney.
Chief
Committee
Sam
Lincoln.
Matthew
Stewart.
Simon
Smythe.
Ernest
rnest
Annus.
Arthur
Arthur
Nelson
Nekn
sr
0eoree
Zander,
Alfred
Stewart.
"eroert
Doolan
sr.
Dan
Stewart
and
Robert
Stewart.
I
Committee-Jeffery
Ben-
f
c
lo0tV
B";
nrt.
James
Stewart,
Joshua
Ta
t
VAA.
T
',.,
,u,c
cbuji,
wuiurs
rtlLMJIl,
LIiar
jie
oiewari,
uavid
McKay,
K
cnard
1
Watts,
Arthur
.,,!..
m
i
j
I
Nelson
Jr.
and
Ben-'
,
jamln
c,
"all
Keepers-James
Wilson.
Ar-'
tnur
Stewart
sr..
Louis
Stewart,
Peter
stewart
and
Stewart.
Engineers-Ernest
Angus
and'
Charles
Stpwiirt
I
Orchestra
Directors
Jamei
Stewart.
William
Martin
and
Ar-
thur
Nelson
lr.
I
Dri11
Captains
Jeffery
Benson!
and
William
Lincoln.
Building
Inspectors
Eddie
Halncs
and
Joshua
Talt.
.Three
bia8e
Manager
Bennett
Clayton.
oociai
ueDartment
Bennett
lan.
Moses
Aksldan,
Johnny
Edward
Stewart.
Sam
Doo,an
Moses
Aksldan,
Johnny
St.
Stewart.
David
McKa'
and
J
Alexander.
Messengers
Ronald
Stewart
and
"""""
qtrart-
i
Man
in
the
Moon
I
have
hppn
In
nlarp
v.-hfrp
thov
.
measured
time
by
the
time
before!
or
aIter
tne
bl
raln-
How
would
tnat
w0k
hcre
Mark
Twitfn
stopped
at
the
hotel
and
8olx,8
to
the
office
saw
on
the
TPBLster
the
last
xlsnatnrp-
"Ramn
.
,
Bui"ble
and
valet."
Taking
the
pen
ne
s,gt)fd
hlnuejX."Mark
Twain
and
VaIke-"
"I
wouldn't
vote
for
you
if
you'Long
103
were
an
angel"
exclaimed
a
ladyjRoyer
143
When
Olnf
wac
vUltlnir
tho
vlllo
nlrlrpn
1R1
r
,
6
local
membcr
.uletly
remark
-
c:
1
were
a"
anel
'ou
wou,d
-
.
nt
be
In
my
constituency.
You'd
be
In
the
other
nlace."
B.
Wick
143
Passenger-
"T
sav
cahhv
rnu'iKowr
tfiQ
"name's
Corrigan!"
I
'How
do
you
like
your
radio.
Sandy?
"Well,
it's
aw
right
to
listen
to
but
those
bulbs
are
no
so
guld
to
read
by."
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEO,
Jan.
20:
(CP)
Winnipeg
wheat
prices
stiffened
when
they
were
up
ac
to
ic
on
Wed
nesday
with
May
closing
at
62V2c
Yesterday
they
were
unchanged
to
tbC
lower
with
May
at
62?Bc.
Punjab
Unionist
(non-Congress)
Party,
which
Sir
Sikander
Hyat
Khan
leads,
says
that
the
committee
was
really
debating
whether,
in
the
event
of
war,
It
should
negoti
ate
a
bargain
with
Britain
and
offer
to
help
her
for
a
price
or
should
declare
India's
neutrality.
Tf
P
'artlt-
"TVya
nnm.Mln.
urMnVt
nil
V.
r
.
1
I
.
!
n,uvw
MIC
VUilglCS3
JLMUCrS
pUl
together
can
at
all
claim
to
speak
does
not
contribute
more
than
10
or
15
per
cent
of
the
personnel
of
the
Indian
Army."
From
which
he
concludes
that
Sir
Sikander
had
no
mose
right
to
offer
the
martial
classes'
help
to
Britain
than
any
body
else
A
f
urthrr
lnfptl
ntr
nolnt
1c
(hot
the
Bengal
Hindu
Samha,
which
Is
"
nuiuu
cuunierpari
01
mejvLosiem
to-
1.
.
1
j
.
Hammer
Hammer
will
win
be
dc
received
received
by
uy
unaer
?
n;Syr'WP
to
noon,
Saturday,
Jan
the
Congress
Party's
creed
of
In
dependence.
The
Sabha
Is
Nation
allst
and
usually
sides
with
the
Congress
against
the
British
eov-
ernment
but
champions
specifically
Hindu
religious'
and
communal
claims.
..
.
k
.
i.i
'SPORT'
NOTHING
TO
TONY
r,alfnto
nooses
'
'
of
Brescia
With
Knock-out
.
in
First
Round
Last
Night
NEWARK,
New
Jersey.
Jan.
20:
(CP)
"Two
Ton"
Tony
Galento
took
just
1.41
minutes
to
knock
out
Jorge
Brescia
of
the
Argentine
In
a
scheduled
ten
round
bout
here
last
night,
dalento,
who
weighed
335
pounds,
used
about
a
dozen
left
hooks
to
put
Brescia
away.
It
is
recalled
that
Brescia,
who
weighed
216
pounds,
.
.
.
.
.
1
I
A
II..
lasiea
inrce
rounns
scuiiim
mic
World's
champion,
Joe
Louis.
This
fact
Is
causing
considerable
speculation
in
pugilistic
circles.
(alento's
chances
for
Louis'
title
are
now
undobutedly
much
Improved.
There
is
talk
of
a
match
between
Galrnto
and
Tommy
Farr
about
March
10
with
a
possible
title
bout
for
Galrnto
if
he
wins,
later
in
the
year
with
Louis.
BOWLING
TIGHTER
Teams
In
Tie
For
Second
Place
In
Commercial
League
Now
Parkers
Oarage
won
over
Ca-
nadlan
Legion
two
game
to
one
tollntte
Ccmll.
ing
League
while
North
Star
was
victorious
over
Pioneer
Laundry
by
a
similar
score,
ineir
victories
pui
the
garage
and
bottling
works
rrpws
lntr.
n
tip
with
flvrn
fTlnh
for
second
place.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
George
Howe
of
North
Star
with
167.
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol-
1(1
WS!
Parkers
l
2
3
istromdahl
110
124
92
Rood
-
157
164
15C
(Smith
147
171
143
D.
Wick
......187
160
152
McMeekln
145
159
150
Ifanrltran
t
7
7
Total
753
783
702
Canadian
Legion
1
2
3
Mcnzles
169
146
139
Nelsnn
101
120
128
150
14-
133
148
"Skellum
122
141
'
-
Handicap
7
7
7
Total
632
678
710
1
North
Star
1
2
2
144
169
177
154
114
138
112
119
jSamuelson
132
.
214
139
IV
1
1
.
tianaicap
iz
12
12
Total
701
773
731
Pioneer
Laundry
I
2
2
R.
Smith
100
115
142
A.
Smith
165
124
159
Slmondson
.188
139
128
Bcynon
168
143
140
Woods
147
133
152
Handicap
5
5
S
Total
...863
659
727
The
League
standing
to
date:
W.
Rupert
Motors
L-...6
Oyro
Club
4
Parker's
Garage
.4
North
Star
4
Pioneer
Laundry
.
1
.2
Canadian
Legion
2
Royal
Lunch
.
-
1
Electrical
Workers
1
sswIssssmmmmwmI,
For
Sale
Sealed
Tenders
for
purchase
of
boat
belonging
to
estate
of
John
under-
uary
28th,
1939.
Boat
may
be
seen
at
Armour
Salvage
Dock
35
ft.
long,
8
ft.
beam
and
15
h.p.
Frlsby
-i'
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Trail
Wins
From
Czechs
Scored
Second
Victory
at
rracue
last
i-.i
Night
Vl
mVt
I
In
In
runnel
Connection
I
An
U'll
With
Yt
European
Title
PRAOUE,
Czechoslovakia,
Jan
20:
1CP
The
touring
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
hockey
team
won
another
hockey
game
here
last
night,
defeating
a
representative
Prague
team
by
a
score
of
9
to
1
Joe
Benolt
scored
three
of
the
goals
for
Trail.
LEADERS
TRIMMED
Canadiens
and
Red
Wings
Win
Over
Bruins
and
Rangrrs
In
National
Hockey
League
MONTREAL,
Jan.
20:
(CP
Cellar-dwelling
trams
in
the
National
Hockey
League
trimmed
the
wings
of
league
leaders
In
last
night's
scheduled
play.
The
Montreal
Canadiens
scored
one
goal
to
I
defeat
the
Boston
Bruins
while
'
Detroit
Red
Wings,
at
Detroit,
won
four
to
three
over
New
York
Rangers.
The
victory
put
the
Red
Wines
into
a
tie
with
Chicago
Black
Hawks
for
filth
place
in
the
standing.
Tomorrow
night
the
New
York
Americans
will
play
at
Toronto
while
on
Sunday
the
Canadiens
will
be
at
New
York
to
play
the
Rangers
with
the
New
York
Americans
at
Chicago
and
Boston
at
Detroit.
The
league
standing
to
date:
WDLTAPU
Boston
18
1
7
68
32
37
H""9
-15
3
7
67
45
33
Americans
12
6
8
66
66
30
Toronto
10
4
13
56
55
24
TVtrntt.
Q
1
11
7(1
M
Chicago
9
4
14
55
69
22
Canadiens
6
6
16
54
86
18
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coatt
League
Seattle.
4:
Spokane
4
lovertlme)
Vancouver.
3;
Portland,
2.
Hockey
Standings
'
W
D
L
P
A
Pts
Portland
19
0
O
1U1
OJ
4J
Seattle
16
6
10
109
106
36,
Vancouver
o
0
10
78
122
21
Spokane
6
5
18
83
100
17
BOWLING
I
SCHEDULE,
January
24
Merchantettes
vs.
Bluebirds.
Annettes
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Rex,
Rangers
t.'
Bl?
Sisters.
January
31-Annettes
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Blu,e
Bird.,
Merchantettes
vs.
Rangers.
Rex
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
February
7
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Mer
chantettes,
Rangers
vs.
Rex,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Maple
Leafs,
Blueblrdi
February
14
Big
Sisters
vs.
An
-
1
nettcs.
Bluebirds
vs.
Man
e
Leafs."
Rangers
vs.
Knox
Hotel,
Merchant-
ettes
vs.
Rex.
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
last
Complete
Show
8
j
DON
AMKCHK
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ROBT.
YOUNG
SIMON
SIMON
K
In
"JOSETTE"
With
JOAN
DAVIS
(AT
7:00
and
9:29)
Plus
I'KTEIt
LORRE
In
"Mysterious
Mr.
Moto"
(At
S:27
Only
FOX
NEWS
(R:ll
Only)
COMING,
SATURDAY
ONLY
FREDRIC
MARCH
CAROLE
LOMBARD
In
The
Comedy
Sensation
"NOTHING
SU
KKD
'
Miss
Kay
Murray
aixd
,a.si,
r,.
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
fur
Vi
t
;
i
to
enter
St
Joseph
'
Hospital
for
a
course
of
nurses
training
Hums
Tor
common
Of
dintry
SOT
throat
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
Yon
Want
This
Winter
You
ran
get
It
by
using
enr
famous
Ldton,
llulktey
Valley
or
Nanalmo-Wclllnitoii
coal
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
531
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT
NOTICE
U
hereby
given
that
a
Court
of
Revision
and
Appeal
under
the
provision
of
the
Taxation
Act"
and
amendments
thereof
and
"Public
Schools
Act",
renpectlng
the
auessment
rolls
for
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Assessment
District
for
the
year
1939.
will
be
held
at
the
Court
Hone.
Prince
Rupert.
DC
.
on
Fri
ft
All
S.L..
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AA
K-.livk
In
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HVV.
MIC
IUIVIIW11.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
II
C
Jan-
uary
lvm.
mv.
J0N
DYBHAVN.
Jurist
of
thr
f!nurt
nf
Revision
and
Appeal
IN
Till:
HI
TKi:IK
I'lll
KT
(II
HKITHII
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Mitt
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in
mount:
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Art-
tnd
tn
thr
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nf
(hp
l:UI
nf
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Hlllnrd
Mrnnilrk,
Vnrttri
TAKE
NOTICE
Ut
by
ortW
of
Hi
Honor.
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IIUi
dif
of
Jinuory.
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1939.
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dromtO.
and
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m'i!
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twnibj
twU!trtt
to
lurnu'i
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13
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of
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An
&
Cold
Storage
Ltd.
British
Columbia
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
?
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
I;
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
?
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Canadian
Fish
Co.
Prince
Rupert