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d
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and
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again
runs
up
a
lot
of
walking
mileage,
but
these
smartly
designed
oxfords
and
walking
shoes
can
take
It.
The
extra
quality
in
them
assure
long
life
and
lasting
good
appearance.
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AND
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Avenue
Across
from
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The
Record
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.
.
.
Folks
like
The
Variety
Store.
They
like
the
good
values
they
receive
here,
the
wide
variety
of
useful
items
they
need
regularly.
Whether
you
want
things
for
yourself,
your
house,
or
as
gifts
.
.
.
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in
and
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around.
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A,
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A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
STEEL
COT,
2'6"
x
6'
Each
$7.50
ROLL-UP
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fit
$650
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TABLES,
with
Drawers.
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Special
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June
30th.
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interior
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tenders
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AND
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ESTHER
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of
Hudson's
Bay,
Vancouver
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Red
934
or
call
at
1467
Sixth
Avenue
East,
Upstairs
VAL
SPIDEL
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and
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Phone
Green
880
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Delivery
SPEEDY
RADIO
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397
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Hour
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SEE
.
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MURPHY
FOR
LUMBER
STOCK
FOR
ALL
BUILDING
PURPOSES
225
1st
Avenue
East
Phone
Black
831
IDEAL
CLEANERS
"House
of
Better
Cleaning"
Authorized
"FLEX
FORM"
SERVICE
Shapes
Dresses
Without
Guesses
Waterproofing
a
Specialty.
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858
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Orders
Box
09
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SHOP
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Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
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Street
Phone
655
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&
ELKINS
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174
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Box
274
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SALE
FOH
SALE
Household
furniture.
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1407
8th
Ave.
East.
(143)
FOR
SALE
4
h.p.
Easthope
Marine
Engine,
shaft,
propel-lor.
1307
Overlook
Street.
(146)
FOR
SALE
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Walnut
bedroom
suite,
studio
lounge,
kitchen
furniture,
linoleum,
etc.
1418
8th
Ave.
East,
evenings
after)
7
or
Saturday
afternoon.
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O
111
net
boat
with
drum.
30
feet
long.
7
h.p.
Palmer
engine.
Fully
equipped.
Boat
overhauled
and
ready
to
fish.
Price
$375
cash.
Can
be
seen
at
Cassiar
Cannery.
(142)
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SALE
Modern
6
room
house
in
good
condition,
full
basement,
new
furnace,
with
two
fine
lots
facing
5th
Ave.
in
the
300
Block
East.
Possession
in
30
days.
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307
3rd
Ave.
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price
and
terms.
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Seven-tube
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radio.
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good
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East.
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Trolling
boat.
"Westerner,"
"Jane
M."
and
"Morell."
at
Fishermen's
Floats.
P.Hoffman.
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car,
two
door,
1937
model,
good
rubber,
celling
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One
No.
24
Woods
four
knife
planer,
complete
with
five
pairs
of
side
heads.
One
No.
3
National
sawmill
with
two
head
saws,
sawdust
and
slab
conveyors.
log
haul:
like
new,
only
used
five"
months.
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prices
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Lumber
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27
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201
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
Dorothy
Garbutt)
The
Service
Wives"
Club
met
m
th
l.iriips'
lnurne
at
the
"Y"
on
Thursday
afternoon
with
nine
ladles
and
nine
cnimreii
present.
Work
was
done
on
curtains
for
one
of
the
forts.
Tho
raffle
was
donated
by
Mrs.
Sargent
and
was
won
by
Mrs.
Kuhn.
Tea
was
served
by
Mrs.
Pavey
and
Mrs.
Kohn.
Flash!
Double
Flash!
Latest
play
by
play
report
by
Arthur
nnaprvic
Number
One
Corres
pondent,
on
a
mighty
ball
game
played
Tuesday
night
at
Barrett
Point
Here
Is
what
Arthur
says:
"All
you
souoaii
ians
ana-ian-nles
who
didn't
have
the
pleasure
of
seeing
the
scheduled
game
between
Port
Edward
Yanks
and
Barrett
Point
at
the
Muskeg
Bowl,
missed
the
battle
of
the
century.
Boy!
Watta'
hot
game
17
innings
at
90
In
the
shade
with
a
final
score
for
tnc
tannic
nf
3-2.
At
the
end
of
the
third
in
nings,
the
score
was
2-0
for
the
Yanks.
Then
in
the
sixth
Feter-son
and
Buffle
were
walked.
Pnnnenhelm
tied
the
score
by
hitting
a
two-bager
to
the
out
field,
driving
in
reterson
irom
thkrd
and
Buffle
from
second.
Prom
then
on
It
was
neck
and
neck.
(Hey.
Arthur
this
Is
a
ball
game
not
a
horse
raee.
Buffie
pitching
like
a
demon
pitchforking,
perhaps?)
until
the
fifteenth,
with
one
Yank
on
second,
another
on
third,
and
one
out.
he
struck
out
the
other
two
In
the
sixteenth,
with
one
Yank
on
third
and
none
out.
Ted
Langhorn
socked
the
old
pill
home
and
Buffle
got
the
other
two
At
the
end
or
toe
seventeenth
with
two
men
on
bases.
r4rlc
hit
a
two-bacser.
britMtmr
in
Major
Seidon
from
third
with
the
winning
run.
"Thu
the
flrat
American
defeat
of
the
season
-but
it
sure
was
no
disgrace
as
they
wert
a
swell
bunch
of
sports
and
played
a
grand
game.
So-o-o
now
the
Coast
Battery
is
Terrace
bound
this
week-end
Uhev
hooei
can
you
Barrett?
iPun
copywrtght
by
Peacock.
13
TAXI
Now
in
operation
Under
New
Management
SERVICE
8
a.m.
to
I
a.m.
Halifax
Volunteer
Group
lis
Put
on
Nearly
2,000
Free
Shows
HALIFAX.
June
16
Oi
When
the
servicemen
and
merchant
mariners
hit
Halifax
their
bet
entertainment
friend
Is
Uncle
Mel.
the
genial
fellow
who
Is
ready
to
stage
a
variety
show
at
the
drop
of
a
hat.
Uncle
Mel
calls
his
organization
the
Concert
Parties
Guild
and
it
Is
composed
of
amateurs
and
professionals
who
devote
their
spare
time
to
this
work.
Girls
and
music
please
at
any
time
but
present
that
combination
to
men
wearied
with
weeks
at
sea
or
months
in
the
outforts
and
the
result
Is
terrific
But
that
type
of
show.
Isn't
the
entire
diet.
The
men
display
as
much
enthusiasm
for
plays
and
classical
music,
whether
In
out-fort
or
hostel,
hospital
or
transport
ship.
Uncle
Mel
or
Hugh
Mills
as
he
Is
known
in
business
life
Is
not
a
man
who
turns
his
attention
during
the
odd
free
evening
to
making
life
'happier
for
tne
stranger.
He's
at
it
every
day
and
night
of
tne
year
planning,
stating
and
presenting
shows.
This
Is
possible
because
his
wife
Aunt
Mel
run
his
business,
a
woman's
fashion
shop,
and
also
Is
hU
chief
lieutenant
In
hu
entertainment
work.
1
Concert,
Parttos
Guild
'.roupci
have
been
applauded
by
mor
than
ljOOOKW
men
thrmg
nearly
2.000
performance
-Unele
Mel
formed
his
organiza
tlon
four
months
after
the
wa"
started.
Theatrical
enterprise
on
t;
at
scale
needs
money
and
plntv
:t
It.
It
comes
from
interested
up
rmrtera
who
donate
money
I
costumes,
musical
imirumr:,
a
public
address
system
air.
mobiles,
and
all
the
other
turn
required
to
keep
a
portable
show
running
smoothly.
But
none
of
this
money
reaches
Uncle
Mel
or
his
performers
they
are
all
100
percent
volunteers.
Another
Guild
service
Is
finding
and
supplying
recreational
equipment
to
ships
and
outposts
Curtains,
costumes,
furniture.
radios,
spotlights,
sewing
machines,
pianos,
phonograph,
records,
ma
no
rolls,
its-saw
pus
sies
and
lighting
equipment,
all
valued
at
more
man
S11.WXJ.
rtt
been
giveri
away
ao
far.
Raymond
M&uey.
the
stagr
and
screen
star
who
recently
resigned
his
commission
in
an
Canadian
Army
because
of
n-k
ness.
said
the
Guild
Is
"Uf
ocv
in
Canada.
The
work
being
dun-tit
simply
marvellous."
You,
the
people
of
British
Columbia,
have
your
forests
handed
to
you
on
a
silver
platter,
both
for
industrial
and
recreational
use.
This
Is
your
birthright,
do
your
part
to
maintain
It.
.
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Uic
pre
ence
of
chromium
oxide
makes
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perfect
FRIDAY.
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Entertainers
Tops
PimMnM
Today
and
Sat.
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oerviccb
1:00,
3:00,
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white
clothes
turning
YELLOW
Bed
linem,
fable
linenj,
loweU
oil
yoyr
white
things
are
hard
to
replace
to
day.
Keep
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bright
and
nowy
whito
alwayj.
They'll
never
turn
yellow
If
you
remember
to
givo
them
a
final
rime
in
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on
waihday
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Garden
Tools
and
other
items
too
uw-iu.-
to
list
Terms
cash.
No
reserve.
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ermen
J.
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armers
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