4
PACE
TOUR
EYES
Llcencee
for
Numounts
Full-rue
Frames,
(lie
Newest
In
Eye-Wear
HIS
GIFT
TO
DOVER
Man
Who
Makes
Hobby
of.
Astronomy
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
21:
In
an
ef-
Wanted-Raw
Furs
EYES
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jcwelcry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
CIIAS
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Phone
264
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
"'Yours
sincerely.
'J.
R.
various
stars
and
mention
their
names.
I
just
went
on
from
there."
Mr-
Mr.
Witts
Witts
is
ls
a
a
member
member
of
of
the
the
fort
to
do
his.
bit
and
to
be
of
some
service
to
Great
Britain
in
her
time,
R,yal
Astronomical
Society.
Wnv
f'f
rtantrpr
and
tronhle.
Rpmnrd
tt
:nlPeg
Branch,
and
of
the
American
Witts,
Canadian
National
Railways
!
Association
of
Variable
Stars
Ob-4
sleeping
car
conductor
of
this
city,
;
serverSl
'
!
sesslon
and
to
my
delight
I
received
Mr-
astronomy
in
WinnioeGr
and
in
Vani
tv,
i,
unu
n
iiib
v
yij
4
w
-
"
'I
have
today
received
your
let-
C0Tr
,
The
telescope,
which
is
the
third
I
'
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as
to
what
good
coal
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be,
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tori
of
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kind
we
sell
and
you
can
prove
to
your
own
satisfaction,
ihat
the
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you
spent
was
wisely
invested.
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for
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Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Condltloned
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Cars
Steamer
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RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
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calling
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1941
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Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
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or
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Phone
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Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
at
the
people-oHhe
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
that
1
Rotary
Club
Sees
Africa
Interesting
Pictures
Shown
1
Soldier-Secretary
Of
Kamloops
I
Club
Is
Guest
1
An
intensely
Interesting
talking
picture
showing
a
trip
by
auto
through
the
heart
of
Africa
was
shown
Thursday
by
C.
A.
Brlnd.
local
manager
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Company,
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
Native
customs,
mosques
and
the
life
of-the
little
ex
plored
regions
were
Included
in
the
Mayor,
"
Mr.
Witts
took
up
the
study
of
as-
':
Tu
L
6
til
V
illtlllt-TtiO.
!
stronomy
while
a
youth
i.
In
-
England.'
.
at
j
I
doht
remember
how
I
first
got
i
started.
My
father,
while
not
a
.tu-
dent
of
astronomy,
was
always
Telescope
Sent
By
C.N.R.
,
terested
in
the
cefcsUal
bodies."
stated
Mr.
Witts
and
when
out
on
jvalks
would
point
out
to
me
the
Man
in
the
Moon
And
we.sald
good
bye
To
those.Irish
laddies
true
And.
now
we
have
the
Rangers
Who
will
have
lots
to
do
if
they
take"
the
place
of
their
jolly
predecessors.
Weren't
you
excited
brought
you
all
those
(presents?"
I
Vs.
mnt
o
wor
iratunMo
OrR
UCCOCIllen
i
.....
.
'
.uu
..twj,..
-
.
jaKe
says
me
insnmen
wno
were
to
the
mayor
of
Dover.
Mr.
Witts,!
sme
years
ago
Mr.
Witts
made
h
were
mostlv
Scottish
Enellsh
who
was
born
in
the
Old
Country,
observations
;
on
meteors
in
Winni-
hfis
wrTd.riS
,
peg
and
sent
the
results
of
his
find-
.
.ftmcan.s
so
ne
is
wondering
""LZ:
Vl,,1
tags
to
the
Naval
Obrvatorv
r,,
.wnnauonau
yareuiemeno!the
zr:
h
nor;v
rr"
ia"iu
An
ms
y
untam
RangCrs.
"It
occurred
to
me
that
mv
teles
cope
would
be
useful
in
spotting
enemy
craft
who
are
preying
on
British
Shipping
in
the
Straits,"
said
Mr.
Wfttsr"Iwrote
to
the
mayor
of
Pover
and
offered
my
prize
pos
iutvmjuv
A
UI1U
dill
Ul
-
.
.
lighted
to
accept
with
grateful
?TOed
y
Mf;
Wltts.
has
a
very
fine"
lens,
lens,
three
three
diaconnl
diagonal
pvo
eye
niooo
pieces
also
oicA
ocnooi
teacher
of
thanks
your
kind
offer
of
the
as
tronomlcal
telescope
to
which
you
refer,
It
will,
indeed,
be
most
useful
In
connection
with
civil
defence
purposes
and
look
forward
to
receiving
it
sifely
in
due
course.
I
am
most
touched
by
the
sympathetic
sentiments
which
you
express
towards
us
and
appreciate
your
happy
recollections
of
vour
earlv
.
-
-
-
v
J
me
in
trus
country.
mation
was
most
valuable
and
a
It?
a
f
eat
ife
11
you
6on
t
weak"
bulletin
was
issued
for
record
par-
?"
as
jhe
s?idi,er
said
when
he
down
hls
klt
ln
tne
bare
look-acknowledgement
,thrLw
poses.
Copy
of
the
results
and
the
from
the
Naval"
lng
hut,and
swore
because
the
wait-Observatory
are
on
file
in
Ottawa,
f
Yuld
not
brln8
him
a
drink
of
Mr
WItt.e
Wltts
hit
nas
o1c
also
Biven
i.,..
lectures
Scotch.
.....
.
.
v
vhj
'.W
M,01
Afil
id.tuir-'i
on
UIJ
astronomical
and
terrestrial
erecting
sets.
"After
the
war
is
over
I
may
get
my
telescope
back,"
said
Mr.
Witt?
"but,
if
I
do
not
and
it
has
been
of
any
assistance
to
Britain
in
her
gigantic
struggle,
I
shall
not
mind.",
Reach
ten
ttiuuaar.rt
rvnnio
tjlrvi
"Now,
if
you
are
always
kind
and
polite
to
your
playmates,
what
will
be
rVlA
the
"sul"
result?"
nrnl
f
O"
asked
-
a
Sundav
a
little
boy
last
Sunday.
"They'll
think
thev
can
lick
me,"
he
replied.
Mother
entered
the
room
and
saw
her
small
son
ln
the
process
of
putting
a
bandage
round
his
'
finger.
"My
poor
child,"
she
said
tender-
'
ly,
"how
did
you,cqrae
''
to
hurt
your
finger?".
,
fyx.i-A'Z-tt
,
"I
hit'
t
jiist.
nowdwith
the
ham-
'
mer,"
said
the
boy
i
Mother
looked
surprise.
"But
I
didn't
hear
you
crying,
you
'
brave
boy,"
she
said.
I
"No."
replied
the
child
blandly;
"I
thought
you
were
out."
I.
when
he
beautiful
'
I
"No,
I
just
kept
calm
and
collect
I
ed."
PRINCE
RUPERT
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AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineer
Iron
and
Brass
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Electric
and
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'
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THB
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
February
22,
v
'
1
I
'
v.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Prince
Rupert
Leads
Seattle
in
Landings
New
Westminster
and
Vancouver
Low
Follow
these
3
steps
as
pictured:
1
N
1
For
tmlbntt
(torn
colJ,
dissolve
3
Aspirin
Tiblcii
in
i
gius
ot
wicer
tad
tusk.
Pain,
riwntsi
tst
cascil
in
i
very
few
miautes.
2.
To
amcllr
relieve
bttjaclx,
hJy
dumm.
fori
tnd
Mibis,
ale
ile
2
Aspirui
Ttblets
lod
drink
t
lull
glass
ol
ter.
Repot
treat'
meat
in
2
Hours.
A
U
3,
Cleih
ttmptratkrt.
If
roa
hve
(ever
and
temperature
does
not
go
down
if
throat
pain
is
not
quickly
relieved,
call
your
doctor.
Both
aches
and
raw
throat
oulcklv
relieved
without
dangerous,
strong
drugs
At
the
first
sign
of
sore
throat
from
cold
follow
the
directions
In
the.
pictures
above
the
safest
fast
way
you
can
use
et
home
for
wonderful
relief.
The
Aspirin
gargle
will
amaze
you
easing
throat
rawness
almost
immediately.
And
the
Aspirin
taken
internally
quickly
relieves
the
other
painful
cold
symptoms.
Try
this
safe
way.
Even
when
taken
freqvently,
Aspirin
dot
not
harm
the
heart.
So
don't
risk
drugs
your
doctor
does
not
approve.
TVv
SEE
THIS
CROSS
fnSrU
With
Your
Own
Eyes
l
g
HJ
I
I!
wievi
III
ivert
AiHrii
liblit
j
JJ
"ASPIRIN"dotSeW
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
4th
day
of
February
A.D.
1941
LILLIAS
MORRISON',
Executrix
of
,the
Esta.te
of
John
Murdoch
Morrison,
Deceased.
And
In
the
Mailer
,,r
il..
DATED
at'
Prln-
rn....t
n
n
17th
day
of
February
A.
D.
104t!
this
iv
Tin:
srntEMi:
coritT
ok
ukitisii
OLKMIII
A
IX
HtOU
VTK
III
the
-Mailer
f
(he
"Administration
Ait"
of
Oscar
OImmi
otherwise
kiiunii
as
Oscar
Olsen
otliernUe
known
lit
Oskur
Olson
otlieruise
known
im
Oskur
OIen.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
toy
Order
of
Hi
Honor
Judze
Flhr
r
Smpreine
Court
ot
British'
Coltimbla,
I
r..
on
l"e
11111
of
February
A
D.
1941
aip!xlnted
Administrator
of
the
Estate
cf
Oscar
Olson.
ot,herwl
known
as
OSCar
OIMMI.
nthmrtJ
bnnmn
Ofikar
Olson
otherwise
known
a
Oskar
Olsen,
rornwrly
of
the
City
of
Prlnca
Rupert.
Brltl&h
finin.mhia
huvi
i
died
on
or
about
the
30th
day
of
Sep-
i,unr
iu.
ah
ipeTson
Indebted
to
tho
said
Estate
are
required
ito
pay
the
amount
of
.theJr
lixlebLedn.
tr.
me
forthwith
n-ni
m
claims
against
th
said
.
Estate
are
re-
verified
on
or
before
ihe
30th
day
of
April
A.
D.
1941
fulling
nrhtAV.
ji.i...
butlon
will
ibe
made
fcavlnjr
regard
only
"
oi
wnven
i
gnau
have
been
notified.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Orflolal
"AdrrrlnUtrfttor
Trlaoe
Rupert,
B.C.
uuuu
production
01
ooin
tne
L,ananian
ana
American
"1
flnotc
IVOI'Q
OnWn
,1(17
inlinric
oo
riv.t,n
wi,l
frv
1QCQ1
9fi
PldgeOn
'rvflir4'itW
nrA
J.inrlnllnn
A
,1
C
1.1.
1
T
C,i.i.1
T
Tn
1VM1
IflJiO
Rpnftlfl
niil
rppflivcfli
!.
.
.1
i
leading
eadmg
i'"-ucovi.timr...
i
puuiius
j.ui
me
pore
ui
oeiiiiie.
THIS
BILL
IS
VARIED
Nick
Carter
Detective
Story
and
Rob
Burns
Comedy
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
Tonight
"Phantom
Raiders,"
second
In
the
series
of
the
Nick
Carter
detective"
ctnrv
nlrtnrlzatlons.
and
"Comill'
Round
the
Mountain,"
latest
Bob
Burns
Burns
starring
starring
vehicle,
vehicle,
are
are
double
double
tj-
t,
,
,
itj
111
ti
i
J
nce
itupert
became
tne
dominant
marm
.
iianput
bllled
an
interesting
picture
pro-
1H
I'Ull
nncinrr
rnf
Cnoffln
nfrro
mnnr
lfnovo
nf
nlncn
rnr1-
i
i
-i
il.
...
,vkjt,,
wwi,
uvcimv-
uivvi
j
vj
ui
v.jsjv
-'"
fcium
UCtllg
bllUV.ll
IUU1BIU
petition.
-Landings
at
Prince
Rupert
in
1910,
which
in-
Capitol
Theatre.
1
1
t
1
il
ii.
r
1?
1
nuMAM
rnuA-n
n
.itu
wr
"Phantom
Raiders,"
with
Walter
and
Florence
Rice
In
the
roles,
deals
with
the
mach-
'
'inauons
01
an
miernauonai
saoo-
map
made
the
route
quite
clear
20.070.259
nound
nH
Prinr-e
b.
and
also
the
points
through
which
pert
19,223,396
pounds.
tion
is
not
improperly
credited
to
tage
ring
which
sinks
ships
at
sea
the
caravan
passed.
,
that
rjort
I
ut
wieir
iiiiuiuutc.
warier
is
r.a-
An
Interesting
guest
of
the
club
Thfl
PHrf0
Rlinart
flntirA
oMitillw
1
'
'
'"
;
.
...
.
......
.
.
yesterday
was
the
secretary
of
the'
northern
Br'l
ish
Colu3
retarT
Kamloops
Rotary
Club.
Lieut
Ar-
inasmuch
asJt
Includes
landings
at
'
RuP
-
i-i
tnur
craves,
wno
saia
mat
in
tne
Butedale
and
other
noints.
How
Cairns,
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers,
with
ever.
Prince
Rupert
remains
the
m"
--
'
wai.wjiinwmi,
-
uiwc
"
waa
-
centre
of
the
field
and
the
produc-
lng
by
the
American
fleet,
luio,."""'"
'"a
v
.
"
'
,
an
j-
..-j.j
,
u..
aDDolntcd
aide.
Donald
Mock,
he
this
fleet
as
compared
to
9.319,026
r"ns
lnto
a,
cr
ot
uPlclons
characters
in
the
Canal
Zone
in
1939.
pounds
Landings
by
the
whence
the
shlps
sal1
nevcr
be
Canadian
fleet
at
Prince
Rupert
droDoed
from
9.904.370
nounds
ln
SMn
agaln-
He
"nally
tak?
19
ih
:
)
'j
inrm
TONIGHT
ONLY
2
Complete
Shows,
7,00
&
fcjj
WALTER
riDGLO.N
FLORENCE
RICE
In
"The
Phantom
Raiders"
(At
8:06
and
10:25)
Plus
BOB
BURNS,
UNA
MERRrj,
In
"Comin'
Rpund
The
Mountain"
(At
7:00
and
9:20)
Coming
Mon.
Turs.
Wed.
JAMES
CARNEY
in
"CITY
FOR
CONQUEST"
ANN
SHERIDAN
NOSE
BAG
RATIONI.NO
J939
to
9.319,667
pounds
ln
the
past
Jfpects.
,him,
on
.
d?,raCd
'
LONDON.
Feb.
22-
CP
Th.
SCaS
season
shP
and
-thrill
follows
thrill
n
a.
.,,T'.'
',
JZi,
t
.whirlwind
finish.
The
cast
als)
In-
fj
'Lnf
haat
an"0unl
'eludes
hat
"tlon
cards
arc
be
Joseph
Schlldkraut,
John
Vancouver
and
New
,If
Westminster
t
nu
nj..
c7,..
rf
horses,
mules
and
donkev
lost
slightly
in
1916,
deliveries
DUna
""C1"1
ttUU
olcm
well
as
jennets
(small
Spanish
hnrj.
Tfrrn001'715,3,
M-
"ComW
Round
the
Mountain"
eX)
,
against
3.4C0.360
pounds
the
prev-
tells
the
story
of
a
com,c
and
,
.
us
year.
ot
an
itinerant
salesman
who
hears
is
tu:
mtumik
vm
nr
or
itHiThK
,
i
.
a.
,
t
,
a
one
family
orchestra
consisting
of
.
rmrm
in
ritomTi;
Alaska
deliveries
took
ad-
,"
Ma",r
of
"
a
sharp
bazookas.com
liouor
H
iucs
and
fid-
V""1"1"""""
Vance
in
1940.
h(Inv0
30n
13S
nnnnrl.
ji
j
.
...
.:
f
,
7
U1UJ
u,m
conirivcs
to
una
tnem
a
Ami
i
A
t
u
im.
.or
American
halibut
as
compared
sponsor
for
a
radio
program
Ev-
In
Ml,"rr
''"'
"
r.tnt
with
6,69708
pounds
the
year
prev-'
erything
looks
good
until
the
winter
Kri"
"
"
","d
bean
in
ca,led
and
the
spring
hww.
w
R
rT
C
"5
Detan
in
1MB
i
jjo.
feuding
geU
under
way.
Then
W-
Oftrr.
A.
D.
iB4o.
w.
w
lows
a
scries
of
hilarious
-vents
!v,",
of
E''",
Rh-
The
Alaska
DorLs
malntnlnrd
leadlntr
im
tn
fh
rtn
t,.u
lL15''p1:
.,,a
,
their
relative
positions
pretty
well
Burns
as
mayor
and
his
marriag
to
re
""'J
rniuirrd
to
fww,
in
1940.
Ketchikan
continued
in
Una
Merkel.
The
cast
Is
fulj
of
7w,
Srr'MA'n
ioiH1
1
'the
lead,
with
3,798,134
pounds
as
comical
characters
and
hill-billy
?f
in2t!i
Tu,
v,
compared
with
2.263,927
pounds
the
tunes.
rwuircd
to
rm
t.tw
mTin
of
thro
vear
before.
Juneau
In
wnnH
-
lrwl-btcdn
to
Vs
forttiwRM
place
with
1,984.511
pounds,
a
drop
from
its
total
of
2,001,999
pounds
where
the
1939
deliveries
were
1
'
460,190
pounds.
Sitka
made
a
gain
with
1,370,412
pounds
delivered
in
1940
as
compared
with
931,557
pounds
ln
the
previous
season.
Wrangell
deliveries
the
past
season
totalled
400,735
pounds,
while
Cor-,dova
received
117,853
pounds.
Harold
Alllstone.
with
whom
the
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
had
to
return
to
Prince
Rupert
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
after
she
had
sailed
from
here
for
the
south
because
he
had
been
stricken
with
acute.
Appendicitis,
was
sufficiently
recovered
to
De
aDie
to
sail
last
night
on
his
return
to
his
home
in
Vancouver
where
he
will
recuperate
at
his
home
before
returning
to
duty
as
a
seaman
on
his
ship.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boden,
returning
to
service
aiter
naving
been
off
for
annual
W
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
"
lu't
T
't
mQ'
Columbia
in
probate
nlgnt
Iast
nlsht
H
from
m
the
south
and
'
"
'
"Mnw"to"
on
return
to
Doctor
(examining
ambulance
iVr
Vancouver
hfr
class)
r
what
would
you
do
if
afte?
'
M
ti,
i:s.a.e
f
,
and
ypoint.
artificial
rcSDiratlnn
HmLlll'
SU
KItOCII
MOIUMSDX,
I)erpaed.
a
n
S
'
.
,
dr0WnlnS
TAKE
NOTICE
that
b,
Letters
Pro-
I
"
person
showed
Signs
Of
life?
,bate
lseucd
out
of
the
Prince
Ruperf
TTi.nrtr.
n.
Student:-Give
him
a
drink
District
Registry
of
the
supreme
court',
"
ar!.01
WW
try
a
"spot"
v,
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a&iea
tne
tnn
nay
wic
news
....
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".uujii
VU
,,Ji
col
'
'of
Jfl.nirarr
An
loll
t
.
rr.
.
.
.
requent
water-drinking
says,ecu,trlx
of
last
Testament
the
specialist,
"prevents
John
Murd0h:
MorrlBon.
Deceased,
von
from
JfirV
M
?
rrom
roi-merly
ox
Prirwe;
Rupm,
b
who
c..
becoming
Decommg
stiff
in
in
the
.
,.
,
Idled
joints."
M
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
on
the
24th
iea,
says
-
imogene,
-ov.iv,
"but
lUL
some
3Ji
aay
or
"ewmber
1940.
All
person
In-
of
the
joints
don't
serve
water."
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persoas
havang
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
furnish
them
to
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
31t
day.
of
March
1941
ln
care
of
my
Solicitors,
Mows.
Brown
&
Harvev
of
the
Besner
Block,
Prince
Rupert.
BC
umn
and
get
good
results,
(tf)
!
CLEANING
OH
Burners
$1.50
Free
wicks
with
every
burner
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
CO-ED
Beauty
Salon
(Lisle
Klohn)
Exchange
Uldg.
OPENS
THIS
WEEK
MANUFACTURERSV
Life
Insurance
Co.
P.
H.
Linzey
Local
Representative
Prince
Rupert
PHONE
GREEN
416
rAILt.II
TO
CULTIVATE
y
OI
rrtr!,rT
a
n
ton
DuuinwAiEK,
Eng.,
Feb.
22:
(CP)-For
falling
to
cultivate
land
was
third,
having
1.718,490
pounds,
af
ordercd
for
1940
harvest,
James
Piper,
timber
merchn
nt.
tlne
rtnnrl
$110.
Famous
Time
Serviceable
Attractive
The
"Ensign"
At
The
At.
"Lad-
!ftJ.
Prtm
Ruprt.
n,
r
CARL
KlnttlS
llawrt.t
B.
r
IIAROU)
OIUtnRAK
Watun
River
B.
r
INGERSQLL
and
Pocket
Watches
$2.25
Sweep
Second
Type
Q
J
"Mickey
Mouse'
Lapel
$2.95
Sweep
Second
Type
"Q
The
"Malnliner"
Chrome
The
"Malnliner"
Cold
$6.50
$7.95
Pieces
-
Fully
Guaranteed
The
"Maple
Leaf
At
The
"M.L."
"Pendant"
Wrist
Watches
$4.95
The
"Lassie"
V
At
"Mickey
Mouse-Chrome
.
The
"Kclton
Escort"
The
"Kellon
Dean"
At
'
1
S2.50
$2.95
$5.95
$4.95
$4.95
$6.95
$8.95
nhl
xS
Watch-INGfiRSOLL
t
uyu5
8
serviceable,
dependable
supplies
that
need
Now
Sold
in
Prince
Kupert
at
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
TLACE
TO
BUY
2
USED
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES-
Act
Quickly
PHONE
773
$35.00
When
You
Want
a
ItellaMo
r...u.
j.ui.
1AXI
ni
ik-ii-
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ice
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at
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