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Celery,
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Cttuiuiower.
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2
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Men's
WORK
PANTS
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All
Sizes
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Men'
Enelixh
Gabardine
COATS,
Aquarock
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Brand
L.,4
$30.t3
Men's
Fur
Felt
HATS
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Lined,
reg.
$7.5
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Sample
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$12.5
Children's
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SLflrPERS
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hot
2
cop,
D,s
15
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parsnips
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Turnips,
lb
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Mushrooms,
lb
85
1
Head
Lettuce,
bunch.
15
Cucumbers,
each
.IS
Green
Onions.
2
bunches
15
Australian
Onions,
3
lbs
25
caDDage.
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Spinach,
lb
25,
Beets,
bunoh
14
Tomato6,
No.
1,
lb.
55
Potatoes.
5
lb
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Canned
Vetllcs
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Dill
Pickles,
gal
1.99
Cut
Green
Beans,,
icy
17
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
14
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Mixed
Vegetables
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Diced
Beets,
per
tin
16
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Wax
Beans,
choice
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Pumpkin
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"akeii
Beans.
20-oz.
tin
lfci
Baked
Beans.
45-oz.
tin
15
Bananas,
lb
.25,
Apples,
cooking.
2
lb.
25
Fancy
Apples.
B
lb
.3i
Lemons,
large,
.doz.
44
Grapelruit.
Texas
(white),
Hi'.
3
f"r
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Dinkt.
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8
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25
Oranges
(.NavelJ
25
.49
Dates,
lb.
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28
Fresh
Milk
Quart
.22'
Pint
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.12
Cream,
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Grade
A:
Large,
cartoned,
loz
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Butter
First
Grade,
lb
.74;
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
tins.
2
lor
33
Case
7.75
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
57;
Flour
'
Pastry
Flouf.
7
lbs.
59
Flour,
49's.
No.
1
hard
wheat
2.99
(Contmuer
on
.raae
Jwm
war
a
more
excitingly
uikirful,
flavorful
uYsseri
A
And
like
very
Jell0
tliih.
this
Two-Tone
M.mM
LIFE
IN
THE
NAVY
Hawaiian
surf
and
sky
form
the
background
for
this
Royal
Canadian
Navy
.photo
taken
during
a
tour
of
the
Island
of
Oahu
by
300
men
from
the
Canadian
task
foi'oe
now
visiting
the
United
States
naval
base
at
Pearl
Harbor.
These
two
Canadian
sailors
are
taking
advantage
of
the
trip
to
make
friends
with
two
Hawaiian
girls.
.
The
task
force
returns
to
Esquimau
Nov.
13.
.
,
CP
Phoio)
Jell
O
is
always
sure
to
please,
serving.
gorgeous
"colur
and
exc
lusive
L,.(KiU
mrmiMtf
it)
maUe.
Spjrlliiig
flavor-lilletl
it
costs
less
than
2
a
Bf
aure
you
enjijy
the
nied-in"
flavur
if
genuiue
!
BJ.-Q"
leiterj
in
the
box.
it
trad
nark
i
could
not
pass
unnoticed
or
tneglected.
That
long
voyage
Jell
O.
Look
for
the
bi
red
Reminiscences
By
VJ.
Reflections
MtlO
a
owntd
by
Gwrol
Food.
limited
Clyde
.Gllmour
writes
in
Trie
ties
had
been
charged
with
"de-Province
about
the
-time
,he
was
frauding
the
country
of
its
in
Newfoundland
during
the
money."
Too
bad
!
But
not
every
war.
He
says:
"I'll
never
forget
the
old
fisherman
J
was
chatting
with
one
fine
morning
on
Water
Street
MAM
around
the
Horn
led
to
the
lounding
of
what
became
some
of
the
leading
families
of
Wash
ington
and
Oregon.
Rrrs.
J.
S.
Matthews,
who
helped
her
husband
fo.und
Vancouver's
city
archives
35
years
ago,
died
last
week.
The
collec
tion
covers
an
entire
floor
of
the
City
Hall.
It
has.
real
value.
Unless
someone
takes
a
direct
and
practical
Interest
in
this
job
of
preservation,
in
any
growing
city,
it
will
never
be
done.
Prince
Rupert
has
already
made
a
first
rate
start
and
is
deserving
of
fullest
encourage
ment.
Providing
this
is
done
prjnce
RUpert
by
1B83
will
in
deed
have
something.
TRURO,
N.S.
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St.
James-Presbyterian
Church
recently
celebrated
its
,P8th
armivr
sry.
The
church
is
one
of
the
1
"'''est
piotestant
churches
in
Canada.
...
in
St.
John's.
A
pretty
glcl
Cent
I
Maids
Irom
Europe
travel
to
by
with
a
perky,
bouncy
walk
j-Prince
Rupert
to
join
the
hos-and
smiled
at
us.
1
.pointed
atjpital
staff.
But
this
Is
not
the
her,
and
said:
"Nice,
Isn't
she?",
first
time
potential
homemak-The
old
man
took
his
'glasses
ers
have
jounreyed
to
the
distant
w
TERRACE
buck!
It
is
generally
understood
ther.e
is
some
gold
still
in
Kentucky.
be
to
their
advantage.
Not
long
after
the
Civil
War
.scores
of
young
women
under
an
organized
plan
were
passengers
on
a
steamer
from
New
York
for
the
then
unpeopled
Northwest.,
But
it
worked
out
successfully.
I
Youth,
comeliness
and
health
off
so
iie
.cuuld
see
better.
Hej'coast
praying
the
change
would
,
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English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
'When
this
fell
ibe-,neath
my
observation,
I
was
astunlshed."
,
2.
Wlwxt
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"mania"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Perennial,
per-ciicament,
perfunctory.
4.
What
does
the
word
"sufficiency"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
11
that
means
'a
suit
of
law"?
ANSWERS
1.
Suy,
"When
this
fell
under
my
observutiun.":
2.
'Pronounce
ma-ni-a,
first
a
as
in
main,
1
as
in
it,
second
a
as
in
ask
unstressed,
and
three
syllables,
not
man-ya.
3
Predicament.
4.
Competency.
"The
sufficiency
of
my
merit
is
-to
know
'that
my
merit
is
,nut
sufliciant."
Augustine..
5.
Litigation.
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is
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:in
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at
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time
of
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her
.in
silence,
for
neveral
seuonds.
Then
he
sighed
and,
wi6h
the
utmost
chivalry
and
sincerity
,he
said:
"Dat
be
truly
w.unnerful,
sir.
J
do
like
to
see
ii
wouman
ciat
she's
got
a
bit
of
a
twiteb
to
duh
flank."
The
situation
at
Stewart
,
is
healthier
than
.what
it
was
made
to
appear
last
summer
following
cjosing
dovn
of
the
Premier
mine.
According
to
those
living
there
.anyone
wanting
work,
can
find
it.
Even
there's
been
some
small
business
increase.
After
,all
,once
a
spot
has
driven
its
roots,
frail
though
they
may
be,
.it's
not
so
easy
to
kill
It
utterly.
While
there
'cannot
be
said
to
be
growth
there
seems
to
be
such
a
thing
as
.indefinite
lingering
and
to
be
one
of
the
community
is
not
so
uncomfortable.
...
.'
;
-Yesterday's
the
paper
said
chairman
of
the
United
States
llouoe
of
.Representatives
coin-1
raittee
on
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activi-
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to
our
customers
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of
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'last,
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Trade's
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to
rise,
effective
in
this
area.
January
1st,
1949.
In
these
days
of
rocketing
prices,
every
dollar
saved
is
of
growing
importance
to
the
property
owner.
Those
of
,our
fellow
citizens,
who
plan
repairs,
alterations
to
homes
or
business
premises
before
spring,
can
effect
a
saving
of
ap-t
proximately
20
by
having
their
work
done
BEFORE
Janu-
ary
i,
1849.
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is
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of
all
concerned
"
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a
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service
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company
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pleased
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offerjf
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and
suggestions
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anyone
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you,
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