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FEBRUARY
13,
1642.
THE
DAILY
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ran:nto.
6;
Montreal,
4.
Derail.
2:
Chicago,
4.
RETURN
THE
FAVOR
ILONDON
Feb.
13:
O
Aided
arir
cc?
winter's
raids
by
buses
ora
the
provinces,
London
has
turned
the
favor.
More
than
100
have
been
sent
to
various
tn,:'
to
help
carry
war
workers
jand
from
munitions
factories.
TARTAR
FROM
CORN
?e:
;rcners
nave
aeveiopea
an
ficisni
and
cheap
means
of
pro-
tartartlc
acid
from
corn,
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1'itoiim:
Miittrr
of
llir
"Adinliilslratlnn
Act"
anil
Matter
of
tlir
IXalr
of
Harold
rni-Mii
cnilni,
otlicrnlM
knortu
ut
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shuiihiii
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Harold
suniiMon,
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NOTICE
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by
Order
of
Ills
DC
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29th.
clnv
nf
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A.D.
M
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the
f
Harnld
Korr.ellus
Hvwwlwn,
-
-
Kn
.vn
as
llnrald
Bwaiuon,
n.
id
swaijson.
Darcaxed.
former
CI;
?
of
Prince
Rupert,
-Jio
(j-
ab;;ut
Uie
28th
dny
of
B41
All
neraotu
Indebted
to
aca
er'ate
are
required
to
pay
Uie
'
uieir
indebtedness
to
me
"v.
n
Olid
All
lvrKT..na
Kavlrxr
lalm
1
h
said
Estn.te
are
required
to
i-m
-with
mo
prpperly
verified
on
i-K
4h
15th
Unv
cf
MarcJi
1942
M11
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mhii-
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mo.
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L.
J
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P'l
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dhdll
ihAVn
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nnl
al
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
thU
s
:
v.t
February
1942.
;'
NORMAN
A.
WATT
orflotol
Admlntetrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I
in;
sri'iir.MK
rorrtT
ofiikitisii
!
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V
IV
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Mailer
of
the
"Administration
Ael"
U
tile
Matter
of
H.
lkit
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Fn
SveiKlsen
Odegaiird
(OthrruKe
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4oepii
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demised,
13
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,by
order
of
Ills
W
E.
KIhIipt.
mfulA
mi
.h
onth
iol
Jaiumrv
A
n
1019
t
...
nej
Administrator
of
the
eatnte
of
FT
Svendaen
Odoiraurd
-t.hru;i.
ti
aa
Joseph
B.
Odegaajd)
leceHed,
!
partlos
luvLnff
rlnlma
s.inmf
f
ijd
csta.te
are
liereby
required
to
pif-n
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
m
OBfore
t,h
2t.h
tiav
nf
Ttohriion,
ti
Ml
and
JI
parties
Irtdobled
to
are
requirea
vo
pay
tne
"h..
of
thrtr
,hnriHtjvllxi
In
mn
hn-;?.h.
;
WED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
Uila
'j
oi
jaminry,
A.
D.
1942.
WURMAN
A.
WATT
Official
AdmlnlsUutor,
Prince
Rupwrt.
B.C.
Jl'l-
MTIIK.MK
COI
KT
OF
IlKITISII
I.
'M'Mlll
IX
PltOUXTi;
!'
Matter
of
the
"AilmliiMratlon
B,
,
Ad"
unit
''
Matter
of
the
Kntale
of
John
Ivc
''
''"'"er
Deeeiised
W
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
"
runner,
niode
oa
the
28th
or
January,
A.
D.
1942,
I
was
ap.
t
;"wmw
or
.uie
estate
ol
Jcin
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tlerpiiMvl.
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nil
tinritJeji
"'aim-
atraJnst.
itlie
said
Estate
'T
verlK-d,
to
me
on
or
twfore
d
day
of
Maroh.
A.D.
1942.
fund
pay
the
amount
of
Uieir
1WC
(o
m
frkrthiLH.1i
ut
tniaire
Rupert.
B.C
.
UU
'X
of
January,
A.D.
1942,
MELVIN
McKAY
STEVENS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Executor.
THREE-WAY
!
BOWLS
TIE
triple
Deadlock
Now
for
Leadership
of
Inter-Services
League.
As
a
result
of
last
night's
play,
.here
Is
now
a
three-way
tie
for
he
leadership
of
the
third
quar-er
in
the
Inter-Services
Bowling
.eague,
those
In
the
deadlock
be-
ng
Seal
Cove
No.
1.
Navy
and
I
sottish
No.
1.
Results
of
the
play'
t
niPht
urr
aK
fniw.-
UMrin,,ir
Tr.,-i
lmost
as
busy
as
a
fighting
mank
...v.-
...uUH.ii..,
u,
i
anadian
Army
Medical
Corps
0.
-
All
in
Seal
Cove
No.
V,
3;
Scottish
.0.
2,
0.
Seal
Cove
No.
1,
2;
Royal
Ca-
adian
Engineers,
1.
Scottish
No.
1,
3;
Royal
Cana-
.an
Corps
of
Signals,
default.
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
3;
Dry
Jock,
default.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
.Medical
Corps
1
2
3
Robinson
162
89
93
Blchard
151
156
165
Buckley
130
100
191
Weston
181
162
87
Qlakin
197
154
.
.
.
.
ManH
enn
134
134
134
TniaK
935
835
821
iirinntori
ill
Vtl
.4M
1
Wick
-204
216
159,JUIle
l'-
ftnc
on,f
woum
never
Sumner
.
l!...181
151
186
8uess
that
at
five
feet
6,j
Inches
Pur(lon
-
-153
136
210
1
and
170
pounds
he
was
one
of
the
'
jynslor
232
I
lightest
men
ever
to
hold
the
King
200
164
282
1
heavyweight
crown.
Tully
166
263
!
Handicap
45
50
50'
But
this
fellow
with
hardly
a
Totals
...1023
883
1150
Scottisli
No.
2
1
2
Joy
150
161
144'
"
Clark
-.187
287
Lawes
125
141
126
Battcrsbv
UaitcrsDy
162
10
140
hu
141
11
Laltlnen
-251
213
148
....
.
Handicap
..
.......
59
rr.
59
59
cri
Totals
931
1001
815
Seal
Cove
No.
21
2
3
Stevens
.175
225
195
Beatty
.222
149
ll9
Bfenton
.149
183
179
Smith
..192
174
184
English
.146
217
142
Handicap
..
72
72
72
Totals
.'936
1020
931
Seal
Cove
No.
11
2
3
Brown
i.149
152
171
Hall
,....!...121
170
204
Learn
201
150
173
Crapper
183
158
189
Copp
1
215
168
319
Hancipal
81
81
81
Totals
950
879
1137
R.
C.
Engineers
12
3
Johnston
175
176
254
Rucketts
144
164
115
Redfern
156
156
201
Prior
143
145
174
Taylor
Ill
148
230
Handicap
135
135
135
Totals
861
92t
1109
Sienals
1
Defaulted.
Scottish
No.
1
1
2
3
Baker
151
113
184
Tisdall
...162
145
88
Dawson
182
183
193
Dow
-
125
158
237
Totals
679
G58
7G1
Dry
Doik
1
Defaulted.
Navy
.1
2
3
Noble
.'.
163
222
182
Cundy
.209
165
101
Cymbal
.v:.:'.,184
165
202
Mather
.191
131
MacLean
'170
.249
147
Desson
.
138
Handicap
-
.....
59
59
50
Totals
996
1011
852
Won
Lost
Pts.
Rpnl
Cove
No.
1
7.
2
7
Navy
7
2
Scottish
No.
1
7
2
Area
Headquarters
...
6
3
Medical
Corps
:
5
4
Engineers
-
5
4
Seal
Cove
No.
2
4
5
Signals
1
8
Dry
Dock
0
6
Scottish
No.
2
0
6
FORGETFUL
LONDONERS
LONDON,
Feb.
13:
0
Clothes
rationing
Is
making
people
more
anxious
to
retrieve
their
lost
property
but
It
isn't
making
them
more
careful.
Percentage
of
articles
left
in
vehicles
returned
to
their
owners
is
44
percent
compared
with
33
percent
before
the
war.
DANCING
FOR
P.
T.
EDINBURGH,
Feb.
13:
0
Exercises
for
soldiers
serving
in
the
Scottish
Command
Include
the
Highland
Fling
and
other
Scottish
dances
because
Lt.-Gen,
A.
F.
Thome,
General
Offlcer-ln-Com-
mand,
thinks
they
are
a
good
alternative
for
cross-country
runs.
SPORT
CHAT
Tommy
Burns,
Canadian
born
former
world
heavyweight
champion
and
one-time
cabaret
operator
In
Prince
Rupert,
believes
thoroughly
In
the
power
of
thought
and
Joe
Louis'
fists.
Of
the
former,
more
later.
Of
the
make
latter,
the
1906-1908
world
pugl
nior
listlc
star
says
he
believes
Louis
.fin
nn.
t
i
of
u
u""
"
ru
"ereatest
heavyweight
,
""""J
of
all
son
iwuiKie-eyea
iommy.
ai-
t,,
j..
..
...,
.
,
....
Deri
lll.'l
V
IS
l.DfllJV
1
1.1
Iff
1-1
I
hi.
earr
w
n
riin.iiiV
beer
and
soort
rhPr
In
ft
hu.w
he
tavern
In
the
town
of
Bremerton,
"But
across
PuRet
Sound
from
Seattle.
hurt
Tommy
Burns,
born
Noah
Brus-so
at
Hanover,
Ont.,
June
17,
1881.
!won
a
20-round
decision
from
n't
Marvin
Hart
in
San
Francisco,
met
Feb.
23,
1906,
and
held
the
title
till
Christmas
Day,
1908,
when
Jack
Johnson
in
Sydney,
N.S.W.,
"whipped
Burns
so
terrifically
an
met
ped
the
fight
in
the
14th
round.
One
would
never
guess
that
the
KaenAittnnla1
eAft.ennlfli
""nainu,
i-Mi
selling
220-pounder
behind
lnet.
ibeer
taps
was
60
years
old
mt
wrmKie
in
rus
smoom
iace
ana
hardly
a
trace
of
gray
in
his
sparsely
thatched
pate
Is
the
Tom-
.
my
Burns
who
u
1
holds
u
the
u
record
Tr
for
a
n
nil
quick
in
ir
knockout
irnnpirniii
in
In
n
a
nri'irii
cham
pionship
fight.
A
few
weeks
ago
Tnmmv
skinDed
the
rODe
100
times
J,
Jp
2A
sellnAs
Xoi
m
a
minute
UnQ
9.
MTCOnUS.
t!Ot
bad
for
a
fellow
whose
legs
were
swollen
with
arthritis
seven
years
ago,
eh?"
he
asks.
Ask
Tommy
whence
spouts
the
elixir
of
youth
he
apparently
has
discovered,
and
he'll
answer:
"It's
all
in
thinking.
What
one
thinks
that
Is
what
one
Is.
I
found
the
secret
of
life
and
happiness
within
md
and
I
nearly
had
to
die
before
I
got
down
to
earth
and
learned'
what
makes
things
and
people
go."
.
Seven
years
ago,
Burns
relates,
he
was
taken
with
arthritis
and
various
complications
"simply
be
cause
I
had
forgotten
how
to
live
and
wasn't
taking
care
of
myself.
While
still
In
the
hospital
1
began
studying
a
certain
type
of
metaphysical
thought
not.
a
religion
so
I
left
the
hospital,
went
home
and
cured
myself."
Recently
he
mimeographed
letters
to
hundreds
of
friends
all
over
the
country)
and
In
It
explained
his
method
of
living,
gist
of
which
is
tips
on
diet
and
breathing,
thinking
constructively
and
helping
others.
Tommy
outlines
his
fight
career
something
like
this:
He
got
$1.25
for
his
first
fight
at
the
Detroit
Athletic
Club,
back
around
1903
and
was
declared
a
professional.
He
was
only
a
154-pounder.then.
In
1900,
fighting
as.
a,
heavyweight,,
although
'he
"barely
scaled
170
pounds,
he
defeated
Marvin
Hart
in
Los
Angeles
for
the
world
heavyweight
championship.
Then,
with
himself
as
his
.own
managerhe
never
hired
a
pilot
Burns
defended
his
crown
14
times
in
two
years
and
10
months,
fighting
in
England,
Ireland,
France,
the
United
States,
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
In
a
title
defence
at
Dublin
against
Jem
Roche,
the
Irish
champion,
Tommy
knocked
him
out
in
88
seconds
of
the
first
round,
which
makes
the
Joe
Louis
kayo
of
Max
Schmeling
in
2.04
look
like
a
marathon
in'
comparison.
And
Tommy
also
kayoed
Bill
Squires,
Australian
champion,
In
2.08.
"I
was
small
ana
iigming
bigger
men,
so
I
had
to
know
what
to
do
and
how
to
punch,"
he
says.
Tommy
lost
his
title
to
Jack
Johnson,
negro,
in
1908
at
Sydney.
Australia.
"I
suppose
it
could
have
been
a
draw.
The
police
stopped
the
fight
in
the
13th
round.
Of
course
Johnson
was
giving
me
a
licking,
but
a
man
is
never
out
until
he's
knocked
out,
and
as
the
police,
and
not
the
referee,
stopped
the
fight,
it
should
have
been
a
draw."
old
when
he'
Burns
was
40
years
both
promoted
and
lougni
nis
last
ring,
battle
in
Lonaons
iamea
tu
Unable
to
Make
Basketball
Trip
Game
at
Port
Simpson
Between
Savoys
and
P.S.A.C.
Called
Off
at
Week-End.
Owing
to
Inability
to
obtain
clearance
for
a
boat
In
which
to
the
trip,
Savoys,
local
se
league
basketball
team,
were
unable
to
make
a
trip
at
the
end
last
week
to
meet
Port
Simp
Athletic
Club
at
Simpson.
...
....
nan
against,
uie
&nzusn
champion,
Joe
Beckett.
Burns
cays
was
tlrlnB
abQut
the
seventh
round
and
stalled
by
taking
a
fait,
my
second
thought
I
wa3
and
threw
in
the
towel.-'
Sometime
later
Burns
wrote
a
newspaper
article
about
a
subse
quent
Beckett
fight.
Beckett
did
.
like
it.
Burns
and
Beckett
j
in
a
London
hotel
lobby,
and
'
Burns
extended
his
hand.
Beckett
spurned
it.
A
little
later,
In
upstairs
hotel
hallway,
they
again.
Beckett,
instead
of
'thaking
hand3'
t0ok
a
crack
at
....r-
v.
i
,n
,
'bad
enough.'
Then
t
he
u.
shook
handst"
That
was
Burns
last
fight.
He's
never
bothered
with
scraps
in
his
tavern.
"When
they
get
to
arguing,
I
just
smile
and
talk
'em
out
of
it
and
try
to
get
them
to
thinking
Instead
of
arguing.
It
works."
Tommy
has
never
seen
Louis
fignt
except
in
.
pictures,
out
tne
t
to
hlm
Burns
said
that
even
were
Jack
1
Dempsey
in
his
-
prime,
h"
he
would
"-
on
Louls'
alWoU8U
he
W0Ukl
want
.-.
n..,.
Dempsey
1
to
win.
Tommy
Tnmmv
thinks
fighters
today
are
much
better
'than
those
of
the
old
days,
and
that
the
same
goes
for
all
branches
of
athletics.
Burns
shares
with
Dempsey
the
opinion
that
the
toughest
fighter
either
met
was
Fireman
Jim
Flynn
of
Pueblo,
Colo.
Flynn
kayoed
Dempsey
in
a
couple
of
rounds
when
the
Manassan'was
starting
in,
and
Burns
said
he
under-rated
the
fireman
and
had
a
terrific
time
in
winning
in
15
rounds
in
Los
Angeles
back
in
the
1900s.
ELEPHANT
BOX
LAUNDRY
HOLMSBURY,
St.
Mary,
Feb.
13:
Q)
This
quiet
village
In
Surrey
has
the
strangest
school
canteen
and
laundry
In
the
country.
The
children
eat
In
what
once
was
a
horse-box
and
do
their
laundry
In
an
elephant
box
obtained
from
a
travelling
circus.
EXAMS
FOR
PRISONERS
OXFORD,
Eng.,
Feb.
13:
)
Ox
ford
University
has
decided,
as
an
experiment,
to
conduct
examina
tions
for
British
prisoners
of
war
in
enemy
countries.
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STOPPtp
Hi"1"1"'
To
Advertisers:
The
SECOND
VICTORY
LOAN
Committee
has
furnished
THE
DAILY
NEWS
with
a
supply
of
attractive
slogan
cuts
with
the
request
that
advertisers
insert
one
in
each
local
advertisement.
Use
of
these
mats
is
available
not
only
to
regular
advertisers
but
to
those
who
might
care
to
insert
special
advertising
adapting
the
Victory
Loan
theme
to
ad-veitlsing
during
the
campaign
which
is
now
commencing.
We
would
be
pleased
to
show
these
cuts
to
advertisers
feeling
disposed
to
lend
their
support
to
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
in
this
manner.
The
Daily
News
TKMSfaLAtutLi.
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ytuxiTY.
tsjy
Italy's
new
propellerless
plane,
dubbed
the
-
..ying
cigar'
and.
"hot
air"
plane,
is
shown
here
in
photograph
and
diagram
through
courtesy
of
"The
Aeroplane."
England.
This
craft,
the
Cap-rcni-Campinl
"C.C.-2,"
was
designed
and
built
by
Secondo
CamplnI.-
It
Is
propelled
by
a
jet
of
air
discharged
behind
the
tail.
The
air
enters
through
a
circular
duct
In
the
flat
nose,
is
expanded
and
passed
Into
a
motor-driven
compressor.
The
compressed
air
is
heated
and
forced
back
through
a
tunnel
and
ejected
from
the
tall
jet.
The
upper
half
of
the
above,
is
a
photo
of
the
craft.
The
lower
is
a
self-explanatory
diagram.
By
Courtesy
ol"
The
Aeroplane,"
England.
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Murdoch
McLeotl,
Well
Known
'or
Many
Years
as
Marine
Fire-
man,
Later
at
Army
Hostel,
Dies.
Murdoch
McLeod,
for
many
years
a
marine
fisherman
along
the
coast,
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
twenty
years
and
unfil
recently
In
charge
of
the
Salvation
Army
service
men's
hojte!
here,
succumbed
to
heart
trouble
early
yesterday
morning
in
hi
sleep
at
the
residence
of
his
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roderick
McLeod,
Stork
Block,
Second
Avenue.
He
had
been
in
declining
health
for
so.-ne
time.
His
daughter-in-law,
the
former
Miss
Mildred
Hunt,
found
that
he
had
passed
away
when
she
went
to
arouse
him
during
the
day.
Born
sixty-five
years
ago
at
Stornoway,
Scotland,
the
late
Mr.
McLeod
came
to
this
country
in
1906
and
was
for
years
in
Vancou-
ver
where
he
was
married.
Heftion
of
gallantry
in
France,
he
was
predeceased
by
his
wife,
many
j
was
offered
a
commission
but
de-years
ago.
In
addition
to
the
son
cllned.
here,
there
is
a
stepson,
John
An-
gus
MacDcnald,
in
Dayton,
Ohio.
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two
brothers,
Roderick
and
George
McLeod,
reside
In
Vancouver
am:
there
are
three
sisters
In
Scotland
and
one
in
Toronto.
While
working
as
a
marine
five-
j
Canada
Steamship
Line,
is
expect-man
Mr.
McLeod
was
employe-!,
ed
In
Prince
Rupert
shortly
to
rn-
among
other
vessels,
on
the
steam-
ers
Prince
Rupert
and
Prime
j
George,
the
old
lighthouse
tender
j
Newington
and
the
snagboat
Es-
sington.
The
funeral
will
take
place
oi:
.Sunday
afternoon
fr6m
thj
chapel
oi
B.C.
Undertakers.
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
Feb.
13,
1917.
Sergeant
R.
W.
Cameron
has
returned
home
from
the
front.
He
was
met
by
his
wife
and
friends
in
a
happy
reunion.
In
recogni-
A
Ration
'Wide
Reputation
...
for
over
Two
Decades
I'lllii;
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advertisement
is
not
published
cr
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia."-'
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Furniture
Ltd.
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to
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ladies'
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also
men'j
suits
and
coats;
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with
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There
Is
a
move
on
foot
to
increase
the
course
of
medicine
in
Canadian
universities
from
five
to
six
years.
An
"engineer
representing
the
j
spect
the
local
dry
dock,
'
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Bos
344
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
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COUPONS
for
Useful
Household
Items.
Call
in
and
let
us
explain
this
plan
to
you.
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Economy
Store
3
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
5
Cents"
?
P.O.
Box
575
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FROM
HOME"
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up
50
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&
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