PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Wednesday,
May-
23,
1945
W&ntin
HI
To
iff
Voters
CANADIANS
who
aro
being
atirvt-cd
TO
by
the
pleasing
promises
of
the
C.C.F,
Socialists,
we
extend
a,
very
solemn,
word
of
warning
a
Earning
tfcat.you
wi,
some
day
recall.
And
that
warning
is
this:
The
people
who
are
preaching
State
Socialism
for
Canada
(C.C.F.)
are
largely
theorists
!
visionaries
with
no
practical
experience.
The
honesty
or
sincerity
of
these
people
is
not
at
issue
it
is
their
objective,
It
is
important
to
recall
that
it
'
was
the
same
type
of
"thinkers"
who
star-i-d,
Italy
ort
the
road
to
dictatorship
and
destruction.
Mussolini,
Laval,
Qu.isli.ng
and,
other
dictators
all
started
as
Socialistsr
posing
as
the
friend
and
saviour
of
the
so-called
"common
people".
Their
promises
ran
parallel
with
the
present
C.C.F.
pro-
gram,
The
"State"
would
take
over
everything;
the.
profits
would
go
to
the
"people"?
everybody
would
be.fully
employed;
every
-
one
would
have
a
"minimum
standard
of
"
living"
etc.,
etcand
the
goose
hangs
high!;
Remember
Italy
i
We
all
know
what
happened
in
Italy.
The
more
power
they
got,
the
more
tbx?y
rook
and
the
voicq
of
the
"people"
faded
out.
The
sincere
social
reformers
who
had
supported
the
movement
in
a
genuine
(desire
to
improve
the
welfare
of
the
people
were
brushed
off
or
rubbed
out.
Starting
as
a
Utopian,
dream,
the
scheme
soon
became
a
gigantic
nightmare
that
ended
in
complete
disillusionment
and
disaster.
And
now,
unbelievable
as
it
may
seem,
many
Canadians
are
falling
for
the
same
typo
of
promises
that
Mussolini
handed
out.
After
spending
five
years,
billions
of
dollars
and
thousands
of
lives
in
destroying
dictatorship
abroad,
we
are
actually
coddling,
if
not
cultivating
the
same
seeds
of
one-man
power-
right
here
in
Canada.
So
remember
this;
Your
vote
in
this
election
is
tremendously
important.
It
will
help
decide
an
issue
that
ranks
second
only
to
victory
in
the
war.
The
verdict
will
effect
the
life
and
future
of
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
Canada.
Hence,
before
you
decide
who
to
vote
for,
you
should
post
yourself
on
just
what
State
Socialism
stands
for
and
what
the
ultimate
consequences
will
be
to
you
and
yours,
Good-bye
Freedom!
Briefly
the
Socialists
propose
that
we
turn
over
to
the
C.C.j?.
politicians
not
merely
the
running
of
our
government,
biit
complete
and
permanent
control
of
our
everyday
lives.
They
would
control
and
regulate
all
production
of
farm
products;
all
manufacture
of
goods;
all
distribution
andjpricing;
all
placing
of
employment,
wages,
eta
They
propose
toido
this
gradually,
starting
with
banks,
insurance
companies,,
and
"Big
Business",
but
eventually
the
"State'
(which
areithe
present
C.C.F.
candidates)
would
regulate
everything
to
fit
into
their
so-called
"National
Plan".
Any
such
plan
could
only
be
carried
out
under
an
abso-lutejdictatorship
cither
by
one
man
or
a
small
group
(as
in
ItalyrGermany
and
Russia).
In
its
execution
three
out
of
every
Tiye
-citizens
would
probably
end.
up
working
for
the
government,
and
one
in
every
five
would
be
a
government
"cori"
Checking
up
on
us
to
be
sure
we
stayed
in
line.
Thafs
tnha't
"State
Socialism"
means,
So,
Vote
AGAINST
G.C.F.!
Ilencc,
if
you
want
to
preserve
your
liberty
of
action
your
individual
freedom
where
to
work
whore
to
live-where
,and
how
to
spend
your
money,
you
simply
cannot
rote
or
ANY
C.C.F.
candidate
even
though
he
be
your
personal
friend
because
every
C.C.F,
candidate
is
definitely
committed
to
that
program.
If
hq
falters
or
wavers
in
his
support
of
it
he
is
expelled
as
has
happened
already.
So
get
put
and
vote
against
the
C.C.F.
candidates,
and
urge
everyone
you
know
to
do
the
same.
Let's
completely
destroy
thisjthreat
of
dictatorship
once.
andior
all,
PUBLIC
INFORMATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
P.Q.
BOX
178
-
.
TORONTO,
ONT.
3.
A.
TRKTRAIL
National
Director
;
Examination
for
Inspector
of
;
Steam
Boilers
and
Machinery
Examinations
for
Inspector
of
Steam
-
Boilers
and
lHachinery
will
be
held
at
the
office
of
the
Chief
Inspector
of
Boilers
in
the
Workmen's
Compensation
fJulldlng,
411
Dunsmulr
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C
com-fencing
Jujy
9th,
1945,
a,t
9:00
am.
Application
forms
and
further
Information
may
be
obtained
from
the
Chief
Inspector
at
the
above
sddress.
j
A,
N.
IIAKEK,
;
Civil
Service
Commissioner.
This
advertisement
approved
by
National
Selective
Service.
A
CLASSIFIED
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL.
BRING
RESULTS
RED
CROSS
"
f
AT
TERRACE
"
HOLDS
AFFAIR
TERRACE,
May
23
Last
Saturday,
bi'ight
and
clear,
was
the
dU!
ol
Ujj3
Junior
Red
Cross
Fair
siionsotcc
by
the
teacher
and
pupi&ofi
the
Terrace
Elementary
SchgpL
jrhe.
Orange
Lodge
hall,
donated;
for
the
afternoon,
was
a
hixa
of
activity
with
a
record
crowjd;
ca
attendance
Undir
Miss
Riley's
direction.
4he
h:
ill
had
bean
tastefully
de
'-ccratud
with
streamer
in
spring
color.,
gamboling
lambs
and
daisy
cut-outs.
Down
the
centre
of
tub
hall
were
the.stalls
show-Ins
trie
sale
of
work,
samples
of
vhljih.
had
bwn
displayed
in
a
special
Red
Cross,
window,
at
the
Skwna.
Mercantile
through
the
cojfirtesy
qf
Mrs,
G.
MacAda.ms,
liAcse
working
at
the
stalls
were
Lpis
Tiicombi
Theresa
Johnston,
lfatsy
Poole,
Yvonne
Norman-Jeau,
Islay
McMillan,
Margaret
tflunter,
June
Sekora,
Joan
Brookes,
Clara
Warner
and
Frances
Pearson.
Tea
tables
and
chaiTs
were
arranged
under
the
windows
of
the
hall.
The
bouquets
were
sup
plied
by
.servlteurs.
who,
were
becomingly
uniformed
In
blue
with
a
red
cross
aprcn
and
cap.
The
ervlteu.rs
were,
Bernk:e
Mat
thews,
Margaret
Mile,
Sarah
Mile,
Qolleeav
Whalen,
Maryane
Benoit
and
Helen
Prestay.
Helen
Ruckle
and
Pearl
Sekora,
also
hi.
Red
Crass
uniform,
acted
as
ushers.
Grace
Molitor
and
Marjorle
Honke
supervised
the
sale
of
brooches
donated
by
ithe
Terrace
Drus
Store.
Mrs-
Hubble
and
Miss
A,.
Haugland
served
tea
and
coffee.
Miss
Call
552.
(123)
FOR
SALE
16-ft.
cabin
trailer,
with
600x16"
tires.
Best
offei;
takes
It.
733
2nd
West.
(120)
FOR
SALE
Completely
furnish
ed
2-room
house,
$850.00.
Five-
room.
house,
modern
with
base-,
ment,
$2,850.00.
Concrete
Block
with
one
six-room
apartment,
two
three-room
apartment
and
three
bedrooms.
$2,000.
See
Collart
&
McCaf
fery,
LlmK
tea,
Third
Ave.
West,
next
to
the
Three
Sisters
Cafe.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Boys'
C.C.M.
bicycle,
liKe
new.
1332
8th
Ave.
East.
(125),
FOR
SALE
Movable
white
ce-;
ment
fiieplace,
French
door,
bed,
dishes,
small
furniture.'
Green
469.
(121),
FOR
SALE
Convertible
Chester
field,
chest
of
drawers,
bed,
occasional
chairs,
end
table,
card
table,
kitchen
table
and,
chairs,
dishes,
phone
Green
801.
(125),
FOR
SALE
20-ft.
boat
"Albert'
wiuv
u
n.p.
Eastnope
engine.
Can
be
seen
at
New
Floats,
Apply
981
-7th
Ave.
East
after.
5.
(1221
FOR
SALE
Single
bed,
com-i
pieie.
ureen
t5.
(tfl
FOR
SALE
Regulation
overseas
cartons,
aids,
and
u
ids
sizes
at
10a
and
15c.
The
Variety
Store.
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
10
haw
better
lumber
more
economically,
uso
the
modern
and
up'to-date
type
National
roriaoie
sawmills,
manufac
tured
by
'National
Machinery
Company
Hmlted,
Vancouver,
Are
you,
enterta'lnlng
o.uof.
town
house
guests?
You
will
be
dolna
tJiem
an
honor
by
having
us
publish
a,
personal
note
ahout
their
visit.
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Janot
Colwell
joft
en
Sunday
night's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
Sua
has
a
fractured
foot,
and
Is
receiving
medical
attention.
Captain
J.
Bowen
-
Colthurst.
.
Mrs.
Coliliurst
and
their
little
daughter,
Georglna,
have,
arrived
from.Sooke'to
spend
a
holiday
at
Lakelse
lKe.
Mrs.
S.
Hunt
of
Copper
Olty;
who
went
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hmpltal
ufferlnj
from
an
attack
of
appendicitis,
Is
re-pqited
doing
well.
anne
Kofoed,
Marguerite
Pa-quette,
Joyce
Qute
and
Dalphlne
Johnston
said
lemonade
and
cookies
at
a
sland
outside.
In
the.
absence
of
R.
M,
Cory,
president
of
the
Terrace
and
dls-
FOR
HUNT
WANTED
Campman,
with
knowledge
of
fish,
grading
ana
storekeeping,
for
local
Ilsh
buyer.
Apply
National
Selective
Service
A.M.
180.
(120
PERSONAL
DANCE
NOVELTIES,
paper
hats,
horns,
ticklers,
etc.,
now
obtainable
at
Northern
Distributors,
210
4th
Street,
agents
for
Dance
Novelty
bureau.
(134)
PAIN
KILLER
for
corns.
Lloyd's
Corn
and
Callous
Salve
gives
prompt,
sure
relief.
50c
at
Ormes
Ltd.
(123)
LOST
AND
FOUND
FOUND
Upper
plate
of
false
teeth-
Owner
may;
have-same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
LOST
Lady's
white
gold
lapel
watch.
Beg
return
to
Mrs.
Morris.
Call
evenings,
No.
4
Mussallem
Block.
Keepsake.
Reward.
J123)
LIKE
COFFEE
I
YOU'LL
LOVE
IT
WITH
Irradiated
with
sunshine-
A
product
al
B.C.
See
our
stock
of
household
furniture,
and
novelties.
J,
H.
MAIR
FURNITURE
AND
AUCTIONEER
632
Third
Aye.-
-Fhone
niue
09
Young
Paul
PauUwn,
at
pri
ent
in
the
Prlixre
Rupert
Hospital
h
repotted
Improving,
lie
had
an
attack
at
appwdlcltts.
Cy
Kellett.
Heme
Oil
representative,
has
returned
to
Prlnw
Rupeit
afwer
a
'brief
busUwas
vUlt
here.
A
son
was
born
to
Mrs.
Mang-nall,
formerly
Dorothy
Little,
at
the
Ikutria-n
Hospital.
Miss
D.
Alvlna,
Brewlr,
welfare
wkex,
is
spending
a
few
days
in
Terrape.
B.
Thoutinaon,
kupsotor
of
schools,
anived
to
Terrace
on
Monday
evening
and
continued
on
his
way
to
Usk.
He
Is
a
present
inspecting
Terrace
schools.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Murphy
of
Haagl-rton
motored
to
Terraue
un
Sun-
trlct
Red
Cross,
Mrs.
Dudley
(day
and
were
entertained
by
Mr
Little
officially
opened
the
fair,
and
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood.
From
t
hen
on
tea
was
served
aivd
a
varied
program
of
music
supplied
by
G.
L.
Breeds'
wurlitzer.
donated
for
the
purpose.
The
highlights
of
ithe
afternccn's
ph-
leriaininent
were
the
appear
TERRACE
C.G.I.T.
HOLDS
CONCERT
ance
of
Shirley
Cole
and
Kuit
I
Excelient
Entertainment
Hubble.
as
mldg:e4s;
folk
dancj.i?
i..,i..,i
,
(hMfello'
Hall
under.'Miss
Riley's
drreotlon
wi'
h
I
Joan
Attwood,
Therna
J-rvist
i
TERRACE.
May
23-
On
Friday
Patsy
Pcols.
Is'ay
McMillan.
LjIs
evening,
the
Canadian
Glrls-ln
Titcomb,
and
Margaiav
Hu
i
r
Training,
under
the
leadership
attractively
dressed
tq
take
puv
.
and
th.2
white
elfrhant.
auct'
with
Miss
A.
Denham,
enlu
'as-
tic
and
energetic
school
repr?-.entat.lye
on
the
Red
Cross
executive,
attired
In
uearant
garb
as
the
auctioneer
and
assdited
by
Joan
Attwcod
as
h?r
daughter.
The
Boy
Scouts
with
Rev.
R.
Hills,
their
scoutmaster,
wcr
also
m
attendance
and
added
Lips
was
cashier.
Mrs.'
R.
Mat-
another
colorful
not?
to
the
thfws
and
her
two
daughters.
6cene.
Mrs.
Baranieskl
and
Mrs.
Mer-
Over
$15
was
realized
after
all
eckx,
supervised;
in
the
kltch,?n.
expenses
had
been
deducted
and
Mrs.
Harris
assisted
with
the
this
amcuni
h
ta
hs
forwarded
Ferving
of
retrO:hmients.
Joh-
to
Red
Cross
headquarters.
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
to
the
office
at
time
of
submitting
copy
for
insertion.
WANJK.lv.
WANTED
Seven
to
ten
h.p.
Easthope
or
Vivian
marine
engine.
Phone
Blu&'336.
(12U
WANTED
Tennis
lessons.
Phone
RecLVU.
(124)
WANTED
Apartment
or
housekeeping
room
for
two
girls.
Phone
237,
between
8:30
and
5:3QV
ask
for
B.
Yarwood.
(121)
WANTED
Rooms
or
room
and
board
for
two
to
twenty
men.
Dominion
Construction
Co.
Ltd.,
co
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative,
Phone
763
or
Red
780.
(121)
WANTED
Two
or
three
-room
suite.
Phone
American
Signals
388.
.
.
(120)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
.
apartment
or
house
for
June
and
July,
by
young
naval
officer
and
wife.
No
children.
Have
best
of
references.
Box
G
Dally
News.
(125)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
31
Hudson
H,
five
new
six-ply
tires,
good
shape.
Room
48,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
(120)
FOR
SALE
Radio.
of
V'-s.
T.
Colwell
wife
of
Rv
T.
Colwell,
pastor
of
the
First
United
churcii,
held
a
well
at
tended
concert
in
the
Odd
f
el
lows'
Hall.
The
concert
opened
with
the
slnginR
of
"O
Canada"
follpwed
immediately
by
the
general
opening
of
a
C.G.I.T.
meetings
A;
each
girl's
name
wa.s
called
sh!
stood
up
and
recited
the
motto
for
life.
This
was
followed
by
some
songs.
Then
Jean
Kirk
aldy,
Betty
and
Janet
Colwell
performed
some
rather
Intricate
twerclses
by
swinging
Indian
clubs.
A
short
play,
an
Irish
fan
taay
called
"Pratle
Pot
came
iipxt
on
the
program.
Janet
Colwell,
Josephine
Jordan,
Lloyd
Llewellyn,
Selma
Farquam,
Mar
Jorie
Thomas.
Lenora
Lovoless,
Pearl
Haugland
and
Ethel
Loveless
took
part
In
its
FOR
RENT
Single
room
for
j
lhm
Jean
Klrkaldy,
Dolly
West
(120)
-
T
'na
Toop,
Joyce
Poole.
Helen
FOR
RENT
I.O.DE
Hall.
Phone
sommervllle.
Janet
Colwell,
Jo-
'
(in
r
(trr
MIT"
83
for
particulars.
iScphlne
Jordan,
Pat
Tliamas
and
FOR
RENT
Furnished
"roomfiCollwn
.Wlralen
sang
vNight'
Call
Blue
781
HELP
WANTED
(121
WANTED
Stenographer.
Girl
With
some
knowledge
of
easy
bookkeeping
preferred.
Good
wages
to
experienced
girl.
Apply
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.,
No,
3,
Government
Wharf.
(tf)
and
"The
Big
Brown
Bear.
The
songs
were
followed
with
a
dance,
the
Highland
Fling
by
Jean
Klrkaldy;
a
piano
duet
by
Janet
and
Betty
Colwell;
the
Sword
Dance
by
Jean
Klrkaldy
and
a
vocal
duct.
"O
No,
John"
by
Betty
Colwell
and
Edna
Toop.
Mrs.
Colwell
then
gave
a
verv
well
received
recitation,
"Epami-nondas."
"Lazy
Bones,"
a
negro
melody,
was
next
on
the
program,
The
players
were-
Edna
Toop,
Jean
Kjrkaldy,
Irene
Haugland1,
Josephine
Jordan,
Pat
Thomas.
Dolly
Haugland,
Betty
Colwell
and
-Colleen
Whalen.
The
final
feature
was
a
play.
"Our
Cousin
From
Sweden,"
with
Dolly
Haugland,
Jean
Kirk-
aldy,
Irene
Haugland
and
Ilplen
Somervllle
taking
the
character
parts.
The
program
was.
brought
to
a
close
by
the
CGXT.
repeating
their
purpose,
singing
"Taps"
then
"God
Save
The
King."
It
was
an
excellent
concert
and
greatly
enjoyed
by
all
In
attendance.
COFFEE'S
ORIGIN
r,
Coffee
originally
came
Arabia.
ANNOUNCING
from
'mitt
LpJ,Y
vitamin
D
I
EMPIRE
CAFE
(Formerly
L.D.)
Completely
Renovated
and
Redecorated
FULL
MEALS,
LUNCHES
CHOW
MEIN,
CHOP
SUEY
0:30
a.m.
to
1
a.m.,
FAMILY
IGNORES
DEATH
BED
WISH
LONDON,
May
23
0
A
com
blnjttlon
or
lirittsn
tiouDie
sum-i
mer
time
and
family
pride
i?,-1
norcd
the
dying
wish
of
Sit
Hickman
Becket
Bacon,
11th
baronet
of
Redgrave,
12th
baro-1
net
of
Mlldenhalr
and
premier
baronet
uf
England.
Year
as-o
the
baron,
noted
for
his
frugality,
liad
a
village
carpenter
ncar
hlsostate
at
Thonock
Hall,
Gainsborough.
LlncQlnshirc
make
him
a
coffin
fur
35
shillings
(about
$8.40
and
said
ho
wished
to
be
burled
in
It
mx
o'clock
in
the
murnlng.
But
in
England
it
Is
forbidden
to
hold
a
buriel
in
the
dark,
and
with
double
summer
tlrnc
there
is
no
light
at
that
hour.
His
f;mur.
too,
bolieved
unfitting
to
bury
a
man
in
his
position
in
35-shtlUus
coffin.
So
he
w
buried
at
1Q
a,m.
in
a
cotfln
nuke
of
oak.
SULPHUR
IN
CRUDE
OILS
Practically
ail
crude
olto
con
lain
Impurities
th.'
most
import
ant
of
which
is
sulphur
W
i-M
W,ik
Rwt
ti
iw
Vyl
Pfflmittl
Lrt(ytoti
A,
B..al
Witth
CUk
1
5R950
SvpcUlinly
tatl
Ut,t
iH-t
t
f
C
Pfl
1
1
lrw.cd
v
$42-50
JOHN
BULGER
Limiled
JEWELLERS
Third
Ave.
Pr,
Rupert
KWONG
SANG
HING
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
012
7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Talj
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outsldo
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
TIIONE
RED
217
IN
THE
BUNIEME
COUttT
OP
lJlllTiail
COLUMUIA
IN
l'ROHATU
IN
THK
MATTKU
OP
TUP.
"ADMINISritATION
ACT"
lUHl
IN
THE
MATIEK
OP
MICIIAIj
MOSEK
OTIIK11WI3E
KNOWN
AH
MIKE
MOZEK
Olt
MOSEK,
DECEASEIJ
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
ortler
ot
Ills
Honour,
W.
E.
Fisher
maUe
oiv
the
3rd
day
of
May,
A
D.
1915.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
ot
the
Untitle
of
Mlchal
MohpIs,
otlierwluo
known
as
Mike
Mozek
or
Moek.
de
ceased,
and
alt
parties
having
claims
against
tne
said
estate
are
Hereby
re
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verl
fled,
to
mo
on
or
before
tho
8th
day
of
June.
A
D.
1913,
and
alt
partial
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith,
DATED
at
Prince
Ilupert,
H.O..
this
4th
day
of
May.
AD.
14B.
NOHMAN
A,
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
I'rlnc
nujiert,
11
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as
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in
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m
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CITY
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PRINCE
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MHTirr
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AumrW
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Hllllir
III
III
111
I
WNH
!
On
and
after
tlus
date
the
owner
or
harbour
vMR
3fij
.
XnXK
Y
tbc
city
of
any
dog
on
which
the
194b
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Ta,
...W
tLJK-Vi
ute"
i'tlu
Wl'
liaoiu
"J
pro-secutioii
iuw
CH
1
w.'iriiinp
I
Tax
may
bo
paid
at
the
City
Halt.
?
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h.d.thakK
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:
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with
flap
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sii
.
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avc
nexi
u
umH
l.V
l'HINCK
IllU'EUT
NOTICE
RE
CLEAN-UP
Arrangements
are
being
made
whereby
rubbu
:
and
wa-ste
materials
will
be
picked
up
and
rr.3venn
CUv.
provided
it
is
piled
adjascant
to
tlie
road.
UJ
will
commence
on
Friday,
May
25th
in
Se
ttlc.i
1
at
proceed
tnrougliout
tlicClty
until
the
work
u
;
Ji
All
citizens
are
hereby
requested
to
co-,:ptr;
Clean-up
campaign.
11,
si.
DACdinr
1
1
FLAGS
We
can
say
this
in
three
words
.
.
.
BUY
COAL
-NOW
4
for
the
24th
of
MAY
CELEBRATION
We
have
plenty
at
5C
to
75c
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
phones
ALBERT
AN"
McCAFFER
'