1
ADULT
TROUT
TRANSPORTED
tmce
uupctt
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nctos
Lto.
Friday,
January
16,
1948
Prince
Rupert
but
has
no,
ai
j
et
done
.so;
data
supplied
to
B.
C.
Journal
of
Commerce
nd
a
half
I
PROnt
REVIVAL
OF
GRIT
PARTY
two
(
page
ad
taken;
We
were
success-
Carrying
700
nclult
trout.
j
ful
in
having
the
Govt
iravei
Canlullan
National
Railways
ex-'
Bureau
roud
rports
Include
the
prpss
rars
futP(1
wUh
sp4.eia'.
,
I
Terrace-Prince
Rupert
Highway.
watpr
and
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tanks
have
.
to
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Special
Committee
Named
n
mdf
wndent
dally
newspaper
ae.nea
to
the
upouliamg
or
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Rupert
led
all
immunities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia,
(Authorized
is
second
Claaa
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
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every
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
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Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
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Avenue.
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Rupert.
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I
A
number
of
publications
wnicn
tak(.n
tne
snll,ment
from
Nor-
i
'solicited
advertising
were
con-
tnpm
Manitoba
to
the
province's
sidered
and
turned
'own.
Ipifiinir
Mountain
National
Park
fM
.
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f
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erly
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Stci'Rptr
I
4
Line
I'p
Activities
Under
its
new
president,
J.
D.
McRae,
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
plans
to
come
out
of
Its
between-election
lethargy
and,
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
this
week,
a
committee
was
appointed
to
draw
up
a
program
of
future
activities.
nun
cm
tiit
The
Alternatives
THE
AMERICANS
resuming
their
air
base
at
Tri-
machine
sKop.
,
'Promotional
Material
A
anj
white
Horse
Forest
Reserve
great
deal
of
promotional
ma-
in
connection
with
a
govern-j
terial
was
distributed
to
the
Bri-
ment
restocking
program
tlsh
Isles,
tne
U.S.A.
and
all
parts
of
Canada.
This
Included
BEST
LETTER
WINS
I
our
own
material
and
two
very!
Thousands
of
Swedish
and
useful
pamphlets
published
by
Unilecj
state
youngsters
are
the
B.
C.
Government.
;
competuig
in
a
letter-writing
"Sportsmen's
Map
ThU
ra-
contest
conducted
by
the
V.S.-
ther
ambitious
proposal
has
not
Swedish
Friendship
Clubs,
to
That
ayv?-in-iiru,g
tine
Annual
R,
r.r
j
The
meeting
heard
reports
of
:
Delegates
J.
D.
McRae
and
Rob-'
ert
McKay
to
the
provincial
con-
vention
at
Vancouver
early
last
month
when
the
new
leader
of
the
party
for
the
province
was
"elected
in
the
person
of
Byron
I.
yet
come
to
fruition
and
will
to
end
February
1,
1948.
most
likely
have
to
await
the
.
t
financing
of
other
more
im-
SLOW
CLIMB
portant
projects.
I
Beniamin
Disraeli
was
unsuc
of
buwntss
fJhiti.ia.'if
rus
Uen
wel!
i.ukc
t
I
Prht,
in
all
Iii.t;;'h,
this
is
the
all-imroirunt
is
moot
frequently
m',,j'
fronts
rtwy
aiiiumt
i,
of
dollar,
yet
U'pre
tn
return
on
the
v,
.shareholders.
HunJieJ,
a
ol
dnllar
worth
of
I
services
nuy
h.ivt
h
.
representing
johs,
p,,.y.
uvunty
to
m.n,y
f.n
1K
"Information
Bureau-
By
ar-
eessf
ul
in
politics
for
many
years
rangenient
with
the
Mu.seui.i
before
he
became
Liberal
leader
Board
we
operated
a
tourist
m-h-
the
BritUh
House
of
Corn-formation
bureau
from
June
13
nutns.
,
to
Sept.
IS
with
C.
E.
CulWl
in
charge.
ThU
did
not
prove
to
be
j
SON
OK
SETIN
as
successful
or
as
useful
as
was
j
..B(.
,.'
thp
nrst
R'vable
,
hoped
and
the
whole
subject
mgny
H,.brew
nailu.Si
mrans
Johnson
who
has
since
become
Premier.
Letters
of
congratulations
were
ordered
sent
to
the
new
Premier
and
new
Provincial
President
Laing.
Condition
of
the
highway
was
discussed
and
it
was
decided
to
make
representations
to
the
government
for
more
adequate
maintenance
und
more
effective
mow
removal.
i-ki.
im
ie
niv
neeoA
senoiu
siuuy
or
i
ore
j
io
son
-
f
i
-I
,1
programme
is
adouted.
"Road
Signs
Certain
actions
Uiste-.iU
ot
4
;"rht,
yet
paytiilU
imi-t
Mi
oil.
j
IW.iiicss
iii'i-t
he
j
,
j
piopttelUill
VMllch
!wr
tion
over
many
year-Pritits
in
bii-..i,-..
,
fic)iient!y
the
wratl.t-i!
foreign
uis(-.irej
labor
,j
the
wcunty
factor
ul
fc
rt
inuiiut
uiil
ri4Mrk
Vwt
r
rutin
u
AMONG
THOSE
PRESENT.
PRINCE
AKAHITO
Crown
Prince
Akahito,
heir
to
the
Japanese
throne,
is
pictured
with
many
of
his
schoolmates
during
a
visit
to
a
museum
In
Tokyo.
The
prince
of
Japan
looks
over
some
models
of
famous
temples,
shrines
and
buildings
of
Japan.
.
.
.
j
along
the
lines
of
road
Sinn
pul;-
j
omi,tet
licity
were
approved
but
were
"A
new
local
promotional
pam
-not
acted
upon.
TU
too
U
worth
phu,t
u
now
a
,,(WilJ
serious
action
this
year.
lThr.t!h
the
services
of
Biorn
I
poli
and
the
British
-commencing
large
scale
concentration
of
defence
forces
at
the
Island
of
Cyprus
are
incidents
that
make
more
grim
the
outlook
lor
the
future
of
the
Mediterranean
theatre.
There
are
the
portents
there,
to
be
sure,
of
tension
and
insecurity
but
it
is
a
situation
that
must
be
faced.
At
present
the
Eastern
Mediterranean
appears
to
be
the
focal
point.
Even
as
President
Truman,
General
Marshall
and
other
leaders
of
the
United
States
administration
appeal
for
full
and
immediate
support
of
the
aid
to
Europe
program
as
part
of
the
campaign
to
head
off
the
encroachment
of
another
form
of
totalitarianism,
the
western
nations
are
looking
to
their
defences.
Aid
to
Europe
or
large
defences
for
the
western
nations
in
the
vulnerable
areas
appear
to
be
the
only
formulae
for
the
prevention
of
war.
'This
seems
to
be
a
grim
but
realistic
fact.
.
AIMING
TOO
HIGH
NT,
TO
FOLLOW
in
the
footsteps
of
Horatio
TRYI
Alger
heroes
has
frustrated
a
lot
of
fine
college
students,
says
Dr.
J.
Paul
Leonard
a
California
educator,
and
it's
high
time
the
boyhood
yarns
were
tossed
out
the
window.
Dr.
Leonard
conducted
a
searching
study
of
200
students
carefully
selected
as
a
cross-section
of
a
student
body
of
3,200.
Sixty-tw
o
per
cent
were
determined
to
enter
the
professional
lines,
such
as
medicine
or
engineering.
This
62
per
cent
bothered
Dr.
Leonard,
since
only
about
five
per
cent
of
Americans
actually
find
work
in
the
professional
field.
Dr.
Leonard
feels
this
remaining
57
per
cent
struggles
futily
seeking
Year's
Work
By
Public
Relations
Selvig
an
attractive
design
hjis
been
axlonled.
A
sub
cimuiilU'e
tlie
;orkii!!r.an
K;
t
Mat,
v"i
'-Ht
'i,
i
t
j
joh
!
iM:ri.-ur..
.
do
a
U-tUT
yii)
ol
tr
v::.j
ianj.
"Skeena
Highway
This
Council
has
assisted
other
bodies
in
j
vigorous
requests
for
better
'maintenance
of
the
highway
and
has
taken
the
lead
in
giv-
OCEAN
FALLS
CONSTRUCTION
Million
Dollar
Proeram
Includes
New
Store
and
Community
Centre
A
million
dollars
will
be
spent
at
Ocean
Falls
to
provide
further
accommodations
and
am
Council
Reviewed
by
Secretary
of
this
tnxly
nuw
nas
this
ma
-'
ter
in
hand.
The
strvices
of
O.
!
R.
Biett
have
b
n
obtained
as
a
canvuwr
and,
if
public
ri-sponse
Ls
as
good
as
the
merits!
of
Uie
project
deserve,
by
Marcn
we
llall
have
a
three
years'
sui
;
,
ply
of
a
pamphU-t
whU
h
vill
be
7
:r
i'u
i
are
pi'....i.
:
(I'm!
l'k4r..
1
to
the
existence
of
tl
.
r,
n
i
i
4-
n
i
i-
i
i
hK
publicity
Prince
Iiupert
s
smull
hut
active
Public
liclations
.
ub-Council
lt)e
highway
over
heavy
dedicated
to
publicizing
this
and
Ltacies.
city
region
we
can
afeiy
ay
that
for
tourists
and
industry
heard
its
year's
accom-
good
resuiu
have
been
achieved.
nlihmpnf
listed
:it
its
minimi
mci-firnr
ninht
hvit.!
Canadian
NaUial
Park
i
,'
secretary,
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
enities
for
the
employees
of
Pacific
Mills
and
their
families.
What
is
planned
will
include
aiul
to-
Classified
Aiivi-ni-.f
The
C.N.H.
were
verey
co
tive
in
this
connection
and
re-
a
credit
to
the
Council
the
comniunitv
"
The
report
told
of
more
than
a
dozen
projects
n
tVirooflrtn'
fonarlmorit
crnrn
,
.
'
"
y
-
wnjcn
teft
their
ma.k
nn
liuu
wnicn
win
nave
a
com
kwjiuk
faithful
few"
our
results
must
Ir.ive
bf'n
small
l.'iiecd.
Ividuals
and
agencies
i
i
many
parts
of
the
continent
.
but
of
which
many
local
pi
ojjiv
are
un
department,
a
three-storey
community
centre
to
embrace
full-sized
gymnasium
and
high
novated
Uie
totem
poles
and
generally
ieatly
Improved
the
park.
Oarden
Competition
We
sponsored
this
and
provided
the
prizes,
the
judplng
etc.
beinr?
taken
care
or
by
Die
lo'al
Horticultural
Society.
I
"Window
Display
The
use
'jf
I
assuiv-;
that
1:
Ls
no
part
of
the
.vrr
-.ary
du
is
to
stnsie
out
'i.i.-
tor
.xpciiul
nui.tini
After
all.
it
is
the
combined
effort
that
counts.
I
do
feel
that
many
in
the
city
have
no
know
school
gymnasium
building.
In
aware.
To
acquaint
Prince
Ru-I
addition
to
these,
it
is
proposed
pert
citizens
with
the
work
nf
,
also
to
erect
a
couple
of
build-
this
voluntary
agency,
the
D
uly
ings
for
the
government.
I
News
herewith
publishes
Mr.
Appifn-haiio'g
report
in
full.
a
free
window
on
3rd
Avenue
ledge
whatever
of
the
work
we
was
available
to
us
ThU
has
EUREKA
Tank
Cleaner
The
finel
eleiner
nf
its
kind
ever
ImmII
STILL
$99.50
Kew
Features:
1.
Sii-r
Minions-moves
iO
9
cubic'
feet
of
air
each
minute
of
operation
2
Seven
attachments
Including
!-mother
and
paint
sprayer.
3.
Easy
to
empty
ha.
4.
Hiu'h
efficiency
air
filter.
5
Balanced
handle
smart
ap
.r-
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
"The
year
1947
may
he
said
to
'
are.
doinif-or
attempting
to
do.
not
been
utilized
to
the
best
ad
have
been
our
fir.st
real
post-
ThU
applies
even
to
the
mem
'
vantage,
but
in
recent
months
war
year,
and
I
think
this
Coc.n-
bersliip
of
those
organization
was
uwd
to
try
to
stimulate
in-cil
may
take
some
cons;:Wu!c
which
make
up
the
majority
of
,
teiest
in
Roevelt
Park
Q.
Is
it
the
man's
or
the
girl's
privilege
to
suggest
how
the
evening
should
be
spent,
i
pride
and
satisfaction
in
the
our
own
membership.
'Ruad
Maixi
We
have
scrutin-
a
goal
impossible
to
achieve,
and
the
result
is
per-
sonal
tragedy
maladjustment,
discontent,
frustration.
In
his
words:
"There
is
a
great
wastage
in
education
by
students
pursuing
a
number
of
courses
for
which
they
are
not
suited,
only
to
discover
they
have
to
start
over
again."
Dr.
Leonard
plans'
to
establish
guidance
panels
to
which
students
can
go
with
their
problems.
And
he
proposes
to
build
college
courses
to
fit
individual
.
number
of
tourists
who
I
r-vi
vis-
The
attitude
of
most
Govern-
'
ized
road
maps
issued
by
oil
when
no
previous
arrangements
have
been
made?
,ited
our
city
this
year,
and
alyo
ment
offj,.iai.s
ann
ciVil
servants
j
companies
and
others,
and
have
n
the
great
amount
of
publicity
A.
It
is
courteous
for
the
man
to
ask
the
girl
where
she
would
a
nee.
C
No
oiling
7.
Approver!
no
radio
interfernc
by
Good
Housekeeping,
SEE
THEM
AT
with
whom
we
have
taken
up!
drawn
Uie
sponsors'
attention
various
matters,
has
been
help-!
to
Inaccuracies
and
have
made
ful
and
co-operative.
liUHpestlnns
for
Improvements.
"There
follows
some
soeclal
all
of
which
have
been
accepted
mention
of
various
of
our
activi-
in
Uie
spirit
in
which
the
entities
cism
was
offered
"Outside
Publicity-Data
was
"Flmida
Medal
Our
most
submitted
to
Robertson's
agen-,
spectacular
effort
this
year
.the
'
ci
s
for
their
booklet
"The
Oeese
-suing
of
a
medal
for
the
first
Go
North"
in
which
we
took
a
car
to
travel
lrom
Florida
"o
page
ad.
Information
was
from
Prince
Rupert
was.
as
in
the
Prince
R.ipirt
has
had
in
many
publications,
both
Cincdian
aad
American
and
some
even
further
afield.
It
seems
obvious
that
we
.shall
be
an
inceasinly
important
point
from
the
tourist
angle,
as
the
Skcea
Highway
becomes
better
knovi.
and
better
maintained,
II
is
fair
to
.state
that
during
the
pas;,
year
this
Council
has
contributed
in
no
small
meaiure
to
I
he
adver
needs.
The
result,
he
hopes,
will
be
college
graduates
vocationally
adjusted
to
their
roles
in
life,
adequately
trained
in
the
basic
skills,
prepared
for
marriage
and
parenthood
and
ready
to
assume
an
active
part
in
a
democratic
society.
McRAE
BROS.
It
like
to
go.
But
a
girl
should
be
considerate
where
expense
is
concerned.
Q.
May
a
brie'e
wear
a
white
dress
and
a
veil
when
being
married
in
a
magistrate's
office?
A.
No.
The
traditional
white
is
reserved
for
church
and
home
weddings.
She
should
wear
her
going-away
suit.
Q.
What
is
the
customary
tip
for
a
checkroom
attendant?
time
to
time
supplied
the
Gov-'past,
made
possible
through
the
A
Good
Paint
Job!
tising
of
Piir.c"
Rupert
and
Ih-distribution
of
a't'Ltnii.;
SEE
IS
KOR
ALL
REQI
IREMENTS
IN
eminent
Travel
Bureau;
Indus-,
generosity
oi
Munson
s
jewel-j
trial
(lata
wa
submitted
to
Mc-1
lers
The
publicity
from
the
Mahon
&
Burns;
Co
operation
award
of
the
medal
was
excel-was
afforded
to
the
DeDt.
of
,
lent.
Publicity
prior
to
Us
A.
Ten
cents
is
the
usualtip.
"This
has
f.rlv
oc-n
pois'h'e
Trade
and
Industry
In
the
mak-
(award
was
disappointing.
Cap.
because
f
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fai'liful
vork
of
jng
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a
film
travelogue
on
Cen-Slayton
and
son
Dick,
of
Tampa,
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a
few
tc
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shorten
from
tral
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and
an
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were
the
luky
winners,
other
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and
the
supplied
to
special
edition
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great
many
other
sma'l
HUNGRY
OLD
MAN
A
mother
bear
must
often
watch
her
cubs
and
protect
them
against
cannibalism
by
the
father.
Office
Supplies
Consult
us
for
your
needs
in
all
types
of
printing
work.
Everything
in
high-class
stationery.
Cards
for
every
occasion.
Fountain
Pens.
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PRINTING
COMPANY
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special
mention
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chikan
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items
occupied
the
time
and
be
made
of
the
fin?
co
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thm
Highway
stickers
printed
and
thought
and
energy
of
the
Coun-
received
at
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times
from
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distributed;
data
supplied
to
B.
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of
th-:
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nf
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Electric
Railway
Co.;
John!
"Ten
full
meetings
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
But
for
the
Fisher
was
invited
ta
Visit
Council
were
held,
the
month.?
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THIRD
AVENUE
BESNER
BLOCK
BARBARIC
AGES
Patients
in
lunate
asylums
in
the
13th
and
14th
centuries
were
often
out
on
show
and
people
paid
admission
to
see
them.
TILE
POPULAR
Ceramic
tile
is
more
popular
than
ever
and
has
expanded
by
almost
40
per
cent
since
the
war.
BOB
PARKER
LIMITEDkj
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Cafe
SPECIAL
OFFER
Regular
$1.40
Now
only
99c
This
offer
good
only
until
Jan.
31,
1918
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RIPERTS
NEAVEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAI'RANT
OPEN
FROM
4:0
P.M.
TO
3:3(1
A.M.
Special
Dinner
PI
very
Sunday
5
p.m.
to
$
PYREX
BOWL
SET
Bowls
that
you
can
use
for
mixing,
baking
ar.d
serving.
Desiitned
for
hand
or
electric
beating.
iNest
to-gether
to
sav
cupboard
space.'
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act
of
three
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Vancouver-Monday
ss
Princess
Louise
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
Catala
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss
Cardena.
midnight.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
ss
Cabala
4
p.m.
Monday
ss
Princess
Louise
p.m.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
10:00
a
m.
Friday
ssCardena
p.m.
For
Alaska-Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
12
midnight.
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Alaska-
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Til
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&
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SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
Due
1947-1954
Your
War
Savings
Certificates
may
be
redeemed
by
endorsing
and
sending
them,
as
they
fall
due,
to
the
Registrar,
War
Savings
Certificates,
3i
King
Edward
Avenue,
Ottawa.
.
r
For
your
greater
convenience,
you
may
leave
all
your
Certificates
now
with
any
branch
of
this
Bank,
We
shall
send
them
to
Ottawa
as
they
fall
due
and
credit
the
proceeds
to
a
Savings
account
in
your
name
ss
settlements
ae
received.
Kates
on
application
at
any
branch
of
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BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTOR
"if
Repairs
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tit.
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p.m.
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Sanding
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NOTICE
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RED
.!
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LIMITED
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OOOD
PLACE
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YOU
MAKE
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TALK
TO
3000
SUBSCRIBERS
EVERY
TIME
YOU
ADVERTISE
IN
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OWN
NEWSPAPER"
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Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
Is
payable
In
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
lor
advertising.
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ki
this
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and
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by
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FOR
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