Wtinn
Ttuprrt
Dailp
r3ctos
rhu-sclay,
March
3.
1949
BOARD
APPROVES
SCHOOL
SKETCHES
Fer
?"v1
,
5
P
-i-i
,
-
"
ni
.
-
Is
Considered
f,u-
tnc
Hist
ihrm
f;iv.rrub!v
B..ard
laemij,
r7
."'
.
'
unit
of
a
ne
w
high
hool
here,
j
'-
:,L,ted
no
"objection.
'
'hJ
I
'
l.Ulf
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
PLANS
TO
GREET
'
:
Pi.
it
led
by
the
Vancouver
suki
mat
he
plans.rtm
tntt,nsmPit
h
hei.Wn
NEWFOUNDLAND
II
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
for,,
.,."
1S
anH
th
nf
fh-
linn
of
architects.
Sharp
and
iJ'iiiiier
fn!ciiKiiins
ntpp
t
.
inuiiijjwii,
oerwicK.
fratt,
were
i
r,
'
i
'
mnn
month,
...
a
drive
ror
funds
for
the
M,
..,,
i,.,
,.
.i;ti-i
.
i
Neufouiuhand
r!itical
Tiie
revis-ed
Claris
Include
the
w.....
u.
s
entry
bTTTT
W"-
Post
Office
DppartEjMU.
Ott,i
Prtnc
Rupert
lui
w
i5,.IiSt7"onn
'ETpl
8,md"
A7Pnl"'
V
Rop-rt.
British
Columbia.
O
A
frCVTTs
m
MCUfA
MfcMHr.lt
fpcTJ
OPADIAH
PRESS
H
PERRY-
Ma"Sln8
Director.
-
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIKCULATTON'S
".'-'3
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
,
.-.
t,
curtly.
Per
W-k.
Per
Month
75c;
Ppr
Tpar
.8.00.
wC?glD
By
Mali.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year,
to
M
.m-
C.C.F.
Keeps
Sales
Tax
AT
THIS
particular
writing
we
are
neither
criticizing
or
defending
British
Columbia
three
I
percent
retail
sales
tax
but
we
are
noting
that
Prov-
j
incial
Treasurer
Fines
of
C.C.F.
Saskatchewan
tnld
I
viewed
with
favor
by
school
Lo3id
numbers
last
night
and
permission
was
granted
for
the
architects
to
present
the
plans
for
iipprova!
of
the
Department
of
Education.
"I
am
glad
to
see
that
every-
.innnation
of
one
of
two
ori.
1
ferUd
mT
uU
Canada
"
March
31
untU
th
inai.y
-
planned
auditoriums.
tZcot
L
t
'
c..:,bimng
the
remaining
one
for
Rupert
Chamb
Jf:IOr
Ml
Cancer
1,
was
in
S-P""ce
fymnaslum
and
with
a
special,
auditorium
t;slon
yesterday
and
named
Rev.
Coerce
,:.-d
moving
the
location
closer
(
Antrobus
as
chairman
of
the
Newfoundland
Mght
meeting
to
the
on
March
9
at
which
New"
present
Booth
High
School
a
iocai
campaipn
with
Mrs
G.
V.
,
Luiiiunif.
The
earlier
drawlne
wnw
..
hi
wtettnt
Mr
foundlander
will
be
speaker
and
v..
..a
t-umuictc
iuiieement
.
J
ccuc..i,
.
j
..t
.tJ
.
.
.
.
Mtuated
the
new
unit
at
n
v;i..,
d....ii
,ci
s.s
of
i
m.
oft-,
....
-W-.-W--
r:'
em
side
of
Hays
Cove
Circle.'
over
the
meetinc
in
her
caua-
the
cl,y
"
lnvld
been
viewed
a"d
aporov
re
com
U
"
eatimated
,hat
between:
city
as
chairman
of
the
local
Chief
speaker
at
the
meeting
r.ient
made
$3C,C0O
and
$100,000
in
construe-
branch,
will
go
to
Vancouver
to:
will
be
Lieut.
M.
J.'Stapleton
of'
'
'
,
.
!tio11
C0ts
may
be
saved
by
tht
attend
a
provincial
meeting
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
ccompanying
the
plans
was
changes
without
sacrificing
any
'
the
cancer
organization
March
'
Signals,
a
former
Newfound-'
-h
,T
h"1
"
whlch.vUal
requirwnenta
!
14.
Present
at
yesterday's
meet-
lander
who
is
now
a
Canadian'
:Ma
Uiat
he
wou!d
uke
40
Pre-,
When
final
approval
Is
eiwn
.
ins
were
Mrs.
Rothweil.
Mrs
J.
anri
9n
w.nfiv.
mh
,.f
t
the
-
plans
to
the
'
Depart-
'
i
the
plans,
a
bylaw
to
borrow
uurrowv.
lc
t
A.
uuM-t,
ticu
auuwus,
nmce
Kuneix
junior
cnatntXT.'
.
Tr
r
V
p
mv,Ufy
wm
06
arawn
"P
on
the
'Airs-
Barclay.
Mrs.
o.
V.
Decision
to
mark
the
entry
of
1
"
"
uums
oi
maicatea
cost3.
;
Haniey,
Airs.
w.
cnurcn,
Mrs.
J.
Canada's
ten'h
orovince
.ils
to
most
B.C.
fipRi.
D.
Fraser.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Richards.
matte
at
an
executive
meeting
In!
and
Mrs.
G..A.
Hunter.
lhe
Civic
CenlTe
last
nigrit.
;
his
Legislature
yesterday
that
there
could
be
no
changes
of
any
of
the
taxes
in
that
province
unless
there,
was
a
curtailment
of
social
services.
The
C.
C.F.,
when
it
went
mto
power
in
Saskatchewan,
found
this
sales
tax
on
its
hands
and,
after
five
years,
still
retains
it.
The
tax
in
Saskatchewan,
in
principal
aspects,
very
much
resembles
that
in
British
Columbia
including
the
tax
on
restaurant
meals
which
Opposition
Leader
Harold
Winch
decries.
The
retail
sales
tax
may
not
be
very
popular
with
any
of
us,
nor
the
manner
in
which
it
was
brought
about,
but
it
is
to
be
doubted
if
th
r
r
v
-
v
u
I
r
r.:.
.L.
.
..u
a.
i
.
.
ENROLMENT
Each
member
of
the
Junior
I
Chamber
will
be
asked,
by
Pros-
ident
S.
G.
Furk
to
peer,
Into
the'
background
of
acquaintances
and
smoke
out
former
Newfoundlander
tn
hrincr
onuli
lnform.tioa
and
I
trtiofa
tcvcnwtiom.
'"M
TELEPHONE
:$
School
enrolment
In
Prince
to
lhe
Malth
9
meetini?
-
VXi'Mi
February
over
the
previous
.m
.
.
'
nonth
and
attendance
records
in
power
would
do
much
about
it.
Of
course,
it
would
immediately
become
more
popular
with
a
lot
of
our
friends
if
the
C.C.F.
should
get
in
there
and
decide
it
was
impossible
to
abolish
it.
oxmna.
as
a
years.
indicating
an
aosence
oi
communicable
diseases,
accord-
f""0.'
.
f"'
"arbMr
f
?
f
r
-
4T1
"
,ng
to
principals'
reports
read
at
7"
1
7".
'lu
,
7
-
nlihf.
ft
City
f
Slmllar
P'ce
t
rhonl
h,r
iNO
BONUSES
FOR
"
KuperL
3
RURAL
TEACHERS
Total
enrolment
in
the
city's
;'our
public
schools
was
1.176.
as
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILI.AMS
ru-'ht
from
&
hich
lnfonwi"-Jus
ruled
tht;
cannot
be
p4.;
and
be.sicts.
'i;,
considering
tion
bonus
p;a-;
Board
has
sj-,
'
in
behalf
t,'
Part
Evingiyr,
t
Simpson.
Efforls
of
the
School
Board
to
have-"isolation"
bonuses
paid
to
three
district
rural
school
teachers
by
the
Department
of
Education
have
failed.
The
Eoard
received
a
letter
la:,t
Answers
3nly
two
of
the
four
rural
-omoared
wi:h
1.163
in
January,
schools
submitted
reports.
Port
Edward
showing
an
enrolment
of
ight
and
Port
Simpson
14.
City
school
enrolments,
w-ith
January
figures
in
parenthesis:
Booth
Memorial
Hith
School:
is
wrong
with
this
"The
dog
wants
in
1.
What
sentence
2
th
house.
2.
What
s
the
correct
pro
THE
RED
CROSS
THE
ANNUAL
national
campaign
for
the
Red
I
Cross
is
now
on
and
will
be
intensified
in
Prince
Rupert
as
from
March
15.
Unanimous
and
generous
support
may
lie,
as
usual,
anticipated
for
it
from
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
as
in
Canada
generally.
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
is
one
of
those
great
humanitarian
agencies
which
provides
assistance
and
care
on
a
basis.of
actual
need.
Those
who
have
the
courage
to
serve
the
people
of
Canada
in
this
n
ay
deserve
the
backing
of
us
all
and
particularly
those
with
a
deep
feeling
for
the
welfare
of
their
iellow
man.
-
'
The
magnificent
work
of
the
Red
Cross
is
known
to
every
Canadian.
No
veteran
of
either
world
war
needs
to
be
reminded
of
the
broad,
humanitarian
basis
underlying
all
of
the
mam
nvu
:
.
nunciation
of
"neuter"?
l
EISENHOWER
GOES
BACK
ON
DUTY-Starting
a
tour
of
:
active
duty
as
an
adviser
in
the
U.S.
defence
department
ex-Army
Chief
of
Staff
Dwight
Eisenhower
(right,
confers
"with
Defence
Secretary
James
V.
Forrestal
in
Washington.
Eisenhower
took
a
leave
of
absence
from
his
duties
as
president'
of
Columbia
University
so
that
he
could
devote
full
time
to
his
new
job.
I.
Sav.
"The
do?
wants
t,i
;441
t445
1
attendance
percentage
vnicn
one
of
these
words
com;,
into
the
houe."
2.
Pro-
I
83
FOUNDED
Every
c'.at
is
on
a
fjord.
is
misspelled?
Exstasy.
extern
nounre
the
first
syllable
as
in
at
poraneous,
exquisite
:
tendance
percentage
92.
Conrad
Street
222
(
215)
'
4.
What
does
the
word
"mor-at-
bidness"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
at-
with
inf
that
moans
'tn
tendance
percentage
94
lew,
and
not
noo.
3.
Ecstasy,
4.
State
of
being
abnormally
im-preionuble,
e:
peeialiy
by
ideas
of
a
gloomy
nature.
"To
live
alone
footers
morbidness."
5.
Infatuate.
See
I
t,lt
WALlii
......
wv
IliOiiC
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
jwith
a
foolish
passion"?
MJMHtl.
ACT
i
Nut
ire
nf
Application
for
Certlflcat
i
Jubilee
No.
1.
junnre
Ho.
t.
Jubilee
No.
3,
Jubilee
No.
4,
Jubilee
No
5,
,
Jnbiiee
No.
6.
Jubilee
No.
7.
Jubilee
i
No.
8
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
'
Kkeena
Mining
Division.
Where
located
:
North
Ford
of
Khut?e
River
approximatelr
12
miles
from
Tidewater.
"
i
REQUIRE!
j
King
Edward
234
i278
:
endance
percentage
94.
PAYS
VISIT
TO
CARIBOO
GOLD
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
e,Vf
'
,
"VW,.1U
"J-
me
owitiy.
A
Or
lOps
a
a
ressi"
cessation
of
of
hrsH1it;0-
71';
thecntlnfikml
';
;
,
,wf
V
7
hostilities
eS
me3n
mean
Lawful
holders:
j
m.
Mewurm
e,ecia
0II1cers
of
the
UESNEL
On
his
eighty-
,
SS.,8?7?
'
J
G
c.mbbeii
No.
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers'
Assocl-
ninth
visit
to
Cariboo
O
H
di
1
f
J
J
the
neetlr
and
rLlJrJr.:
"ion
are
John
Dybhavn,
presl-
Sollbakke
is
her?
TrouZ
I
UlMie.-.-ed
101-
aid
i
from
the
Red
CrOS
On
"11
thP
nnn
PJ?rie
'
L
FLsher
No
12261
dent;
S-
M-
Newton-
Hrst
vice-
'he
Cariboo
Gold
Quarz
mine
mc
f
uii-
trai
tMUM-
traiy,
,
fl,
the
the
demands
demand.,
1
t
m
in
many
many
important
imnortani
fields
fPW.
of
Red
P
i
-ne.,
,
second
Pnt;
Mrs.
P
W.
Anderson.
Dr.
company
with
the
presided
S9977F.
J.
o.
Camnhil
kv,
ni
i,
Vice-Dl-esiripnt-
H
t
W.
B
Bnrnptt
"LMfL-W'
Da88ett-
secretary-treasurer;
P.
"
Sollbakke
says
that"
trying
to
tilinK
Of
the
OUtnost
hosniral
ewi
.
Fisher
No.
12261
f.
'
w-
Anderson,
historian;
W.
J.
"nance
a
hard
rock
proposition
a
Dlacer
camn
has
hm
OflllsinH
IP
r
in
difficult
job,
but
he
is
confident
Johnstone
and
A.
Vl
hlCe
Rlinr.-f'o
T..
l
"Car
tO
Tke
iaite
notice
notice
that
that
1.
I.
W.
W.
H.
H.
Forrest
Forrest
Raymond,
Kavmond.
A
A.
J.
J.
nice
1
nupei
t
a
Terrace,
the
continuing
aid
?LVictZTili-
B
c
-acting
83
Aent
fOT
fe
to
vet
el
th
521,1
"
Hart
l
g
w
W'
jc
Jc
riu
erail
j..,nn
Slid
flpMPnrlawft,
f
.
:
owners-
Ff
Miners'
Ccr-
dependents,
the
free
nat
ona
blood
1
trnc
above,
intends,
at
iverson,
execuu
fusion
sen-ice
and
tln
t;.
t.,
1.
;
fs!
that
the'
corner
has
been
ve
members
hereof.
to
ano'v
in
tK
iinn
t
rorder
few
cprrifiratM
f
'.
Opening
of
tenders
for
con-
have"
he
declared,
-'been
beset
bv
everv
trnnhlo
a
rr.-.u
;
srients
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Structlon
rurtion
of
nf
a
o
new
Canadian
j
fuXrlaS
Tac-
Nitio'
Reamer
for
the
Alaska
.mine
could
have
.
at
last
we
;
tion.
under
section
8s
of
the
"vsin
trade
was
rmst'nnnerf
..ntit
.v.
,Bre
emerging
from
seven
lean
bet-
Z
trunancteotsubeh
c'eX.
cpmflcates
10'
&CC0Tcii
t0
advi
received
LerarfSHand
thinf
now
!o
;
of
improvemenu.
here.
J.
H.
Pillsbury.
manner
-ter
than
ever
before--
uated
this
28th
rintr
nf
.u.
i
.
.
.
1948.
.
'
""bw
"i
me
cry
aoeK,
was
expected
W.
H.
FORREST,
Agent.
oacK
irom
Vancouver
by
that
date.
SCIENTIFIC
DEVELOPMENT
The
first
of
its
kind
in
India,
a
new
department
of
radio
physics
open-
mivkk.il
act
Notice
of
AiiiHieation
for
f'rtirute
of
litroTrinpits
Ruby
No.
1,
Rujy
No.
2.
Ru
No
3
Ruby
No.
4
Ruby
No.
5.
Rul.y
No.
e'
and
electronics
lecironlcs
will
"
be
be
The
deep
sea
freighter
Can-
T
7
Cd
St
adian
Scottish
was
dii
tn
Ln
Cakutta
Universi
for
Japan
J
with
1,000,000
feet
oi
lveci
c-ross
work
for
,
,
,
.,
crippled
children.
Yes.
this
is
our
work
and
we
should
give.
LOSSES
FROM
GAINS
IT
IS
IMPOSSIBLE
not
to
feel
a
sense
of
regret
that
the
only
daily
labor
paper
in
Canada-the
Uace
Bay
Gazette-has
had
to
give
up
the
struggle
to
maintain
itself
as
a
daily
and
will
hereafter
appear
as
a
weekly.
While
we
believe
that
labor's
uews
have
had
a
generally
sympathetic
presentation
in
the
press
of
Canada,
the
Glace
Bay
Gazette
was
the
only
daily
official
voice
dedicated
to
labors
e"
G
?n)
think
that
jt
an
be
t,enid
tht
the
be..t
interests
f
of
the
whole
people
are
served
when
every
legitimate
group
in
the
community
is
free
to
Present
its
case,
and
to
meet
the
corrective
of
aroused
public
opinion.
It
is
particularly
important
m
the
case
of
organized
labor.
Only
through
the
tree
nnnnrfii
i
....
.
.
fo
lJK-
riuoy
no.
7
Mineral
Claims
situate
,
i,,
u
ui
the
Skeena
Mining
Division.
lumbe"
loaded
here.
Daily
Npws
cra.irieo
Ais
aH
Quick
Result'
.
e
treated
:
North
?ork
of
Khutze
River
approximately
'
12
miles
Tki.i.
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from
Tidewater.
,
s,
Thirty-Five
Years
Ago,
9o-7Wf'
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Campbell
'
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steamer
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of
Union
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FINISHING
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rOCk
in
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the
holders'
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went
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32
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Passengers
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i
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tarr-
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nte
Smith-
now
Mrs-
Marjorie
!
and
cre'
took
to
the
lifeboats
Professional
Supplies
Prince
Ri
pert
Florist
308
3rd
Ave.
3ox
16
Tel.
Til
Flwers
tr
All
Occasions
Take
'p
l
bC
brUght
t0
notice
that
i,
w
H
Forrest
of
Victoria.
B.C..
acting
as
AgenT
for
PnnCe
Rupert
ln
th
Venture,
the
said
owners.
Free
Miners'
Cer-'
'
-
'
ldlXS
fIn?Pel
Oil
CO.
planned
to
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Minine
Re!
estab"sh
a
refinery
across
Bur-
lj
i
I
f
ii
1
1
1
i
ill
iKrvm
BUILDING
LITTLE
CAFE
liiif
Always
the
Best
Place
to
Fat
BUILDING
BIG
flcates
of
improve-;rard
Inlet
from
Vancouver..
S-
ment,
Saofr'sr
,h
Cost
of
the
ect
-s
i
And
turther
take
$0,G00.
The
notice
that
ac-1
company
pur-
"Zl;
of
land
from
fore
the
Nuance
of
such
ce?utcateS
A!vo
von
Aivensieben,
a
Ger-ot
improvements.
.
man
financier
i
im
tblS
28th
day!of
AuBust.
.
.
I
W.
H.
FORREST,
Agent,
j
CUTTINfr
flflSTfi
i
w
me
wnoie
people
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
WHICHEVER
IT
IS
YOU'LL
GET
SATISFACTION
WHEN
YOU
DEAL
WITH
US
-CONSTRUCTION
IS
OUR
BUSINESS
II
.
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wet
that
mount;n
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not
fn,-lnl,n
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.:
TiiPr!;lV.
1:30
P
Sunday.
10
P
"
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In
early
England
coins
some-1
always
times
were
cut
in
halves
or
quarters
to
make
change.
'.
Classified
advertising
;in
results.
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
'(KT
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c.iniinV.
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citizens.
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costlyforLS
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voice.
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the
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imprtmt
assess
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demand,
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p.m.
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two
ions
u.tRi.nrTE
1
1
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE'LTD.
Builders
and
Contrae.,.r
TRY
OUR
Business
Lunches
CHINESE
DISHES
a
Specialty
An
Extra
Treat
to
Take
Home
Chow
Meir
Sweet
and
Sour
C08
3rd
Ave.
W.
PHONE
200
s.s
coquitlam,
10
p.m.
FRANK
J
58
Prince
Ku'
PHONE
3C3
lilifiieiiilliiillilliiiilS
Moving
Pictures
at
Gyro
Luncheon
Third
Avenue
Ident
Orme
Stuart
presided
in
I
the
absence
of
President
Maur-
I
1CP
Rrvfloii.
j
i
.
PACIFIC
the
Royal
Visit
to
the
Union
of'm
and
Jack
McRae
of
Prince
C
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1
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r
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.
.
ouuui
Ainca
and
ih
mv.-.
i
i"u.toi.
Solid,
mefol
Inscribed
FISHERMEN'S
DELIGHT
In
the
time
of
Onn
trtt
O.GALLAf
Stevedoring
&
Contracting
j
COMPANY
LIMIT.:,)
.
1
General
Stevedores
and
Contractors
Stevedores
for
Canadian
National
Railways
j
'
CrlnVlrn
HEAD
OFFICE
j
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
of
the
Harlem
Globe
Trotters
basketball
team
in
action
at
Prince
Rupert
made
interesting
'
entertainment
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
The
films
were
projected
by
Don.
Forward.
Past
Presi-
IDENTIFICATION
TAG
1
6
Your
dog
won
bt
lo.l
for
long
if
k.
wear,
a
Dr.
Bollard
mtal
idtnlifitnt.on
ditc
intcribetf
with
hit
nam
and
addr.
To
8t
lhi
solid,
good
looking
dog
lag,
jut
nd
throa
Dr.
BoMord't
lob.l.
plut
5C
(la
cow
mailing
and
handling)
to
Or.
BoHard,
4659
Victoria
Road,
Vancouver.
Frol.ct
your
pot
ogoinar
loot
ond
imur
hit
good
haolth
by
boding
him
Dr.
Bollard'
Champion
health
foodt.
Available
u...
,
tseth,
the
English
were
required
I
wl..
y
iaw
to
eat
fish
on
155
days
of
the
year.
DOCCAT
FOODS
jJTney
beg
for
it
You
Saw
it
in
The
News.'
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rl
SMITH
&
rhonf
im
T
ma
Illvi,
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t