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Wednesday,
November
Irt.
1949
out
of
the
cellar
position
In
thl
league
with
a
four
point
victory
over
Hangovers.
City
Transfer
also
won
four
points
from
Bob
Parker.
Handicaps
won
three
MANSON'S
AMD
PIONEERS
TIED
The
eighth
round
of
the
Mixed
League
schedule
was
played
off
U1
I
points
from
Northern
LlinU,
TEMPERATURES
GOING
BE
WISE
AND
MAKE
SI
RE
OK
VOI
R
WINTER
SlTl'LY
OF
COAL
f
to
D
O
VV
N
16.-j
-
-
.-a
lis
Sunday
night
with
a
shifting
of
standings
ai
a
result
of
a
game
advantage
over
Wednesday's
teams.
Cantels
won
four
poiuU
from
Conrads,
Blow-outs
'.von
four
points
from
CP
A.
by
da-fault.
Silver
Streaks,
Sport
Shop.
Bob
Parker
and
Wharf
Rats
each
won
three
points
from
Pioneers.
Velvets,
Noble
&
Wick
and
P.
R.
Plumbing.
High
ladles'
tingle
and
three
game
score
totals
were
by
I.
Hiltz
of
the
Blow-outs
wi'h
249
and
611.
B.
Moxley
of
Tlo-neers
had
high
men's
single,
275,
and
D.
Murray
of
Silver
Streaks
high
men's
three
game
with
697.
Following
the
footsteps
of
their
ORDER
TODAY
FROM
Ideal
Cleaners
upset
Maery's
to
win
three
points,
and
Bo.ith
School
and
Pushovers
split
two
points
apiece.
Standings:
Mansons
24
Pioneers
SI
Blow-outs
21
Marty's
38
Sport
Shop
21
Silver
Streaks
19
Headpinners
18
Pushovers
IS
Cantels
18
Conrads
16
Noble
&
Wick
16
P.
R.
Plumbing
16
Ideal
Cleaners
15
City
Transit
r
15
Handicaps
13
Call
031
li
PHILPOTT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
counterparts
In
the
Mixed
League,
Bi
ll
DING
SI
TPI.IKS
HMHCK
tivT
rf
'
Tie
fi.-.ryf
M.iiC
Ai.
..,..
I.,.
I
Manson's
had
gained
top
spot
temporarily
In
the
Men's
Five
Pin
League
Friday
as
they
won
four
Now
Just
relax
completely
and
tell
me
ell
about
yourself."
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CO-OP
TAKE
LEAD
'ConUivied
from
Page
One)
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
the
year
and
never
were
able
to
overcome
the
early
lead
plied
up
by
the
Kinsmen
who
won
the
Wharf
Rat
13
Bob
Parker
'.
11
Northern
l.lght.1
10
Velvets
10
Hangovers
10
Buoth
School
D
CP.
A
8
Walts
ti
Nickerson
,
5
Royal
Blues
S
Basketball
Time
Table
points
by
default
over
the
Canadian
Legion
who
were
busy
with
Remembrance
Day
activities.
There
were
three
other
teams
that
won
four
points
each
Friday
night.
They
were
Mullets
from
Undesirables,
Home
Oil
from
Oddfellows,
CrescenU
from
Jay-cees
No.
2.
In
the
other
games
Ambassadors
won
three
points
4
I
He
was
high
scorer
in
a
low-scor-
game
by
a
score
of
35-19.
Big
guns
Schedule
for
the
Ladies'
ing
game,
making
12
of
his
team's
for
Kinsmen
were
Letourneau
Bowling
League.
First
Quar-
total
of
29
and
doubling
the
score
&nd
McKay
with
14
and
12
points,
ler
is
Announced
as
Follows
of
any
olher
player
in
the
game.
J
The
Scouts
were
not
ab,e
0
....
nl..
"
'
a
comparatively
clean
fill(i
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hnskp,
flnri
thp
hlphPS,
This
advert
iKement
in
nor
published
or
d;
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Control
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or
by
the
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of
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Columbia
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Black
Cats;
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la"cu,
individual
score
was
4
point
i.
Nei-",M"
i.
Cove;
Belmont
'
vs
.
Evltt
j&Yiit
won
wim
three
inrrc
p.
puuius
iruni
aay-
v.
FINE
PRINTINi
ung'ers
vs
Boosters;
Rupert
by
Ciccone
and
Huso
;
ther
were
tney
able
to
h
onl0
,
Merchants
Dumas
1,
Currie
cees
No.
1.
High
:adio
vs
Variety;
Scuby's
vs
the
ball,
and
lost
the
gam,
scoicr
for
the
Youncman
3,
Marshall
12,
Boul
evening
was
Jack
Paul
of
Man-
'
thronch
faultv
nnsslne
This
li
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
for
the
Kant--Monday,
Weineway,
IHdaj
8:00
p.m.
from
the
F.axt-.
Tuesday,
Thursday,
8atuxda
ter
3,
Anderson
2,
Christoff
2,
lhe
ieague
wilere
tomorrow's
North
Star
Hartwig
3,
Si
son's
with
321
for
high
single
and
799
for
high
three
games.
The
Manson's
"versus
Headpinners
match
in
the
Mixed
League
bowling
on
Wednesday
not
only
placed
Manson's
on
top
of
the
10:15
p.m.
Lyons;
Toilers
vs
Pin
Heads.
Nov.
22
Rosa'
Lee
vs
Wrath-all's;
Scuby's
vs
Wallace
Pharmacy;
G.
&
Anderson
vs
Uni-teers;
Brownwoods
vs
Savoy's;
Seal
Cove
vs
Annettes;
Noble
8i
Wick
vs
Stars.
Nov.
24
Tollers
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Variety
vs
Pin
Heads:
1919
-
I0
SEASON
Nov.
19
Stones
vs.
Boy
Scouts
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Spa
CadeU'
Fashion
vs.
Merchants,
High
Nov.
22
Kinsmen
vs.
High
School.
Dum's
vs.
Hieh
School.
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Brown-woods
vs.
High
Sehooi.
Nov.
26
Soa
Cadets
vs.
Stones
High
School
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
Merchants
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
vs
Brown
woods.
Nov.
29
Kinsmen
vs.
Rupert
Hotel,
Peoples
vs.
Dom's.
Fashion
vs.
Merchants,
Hijrh
School
vs
Dec.
2
-HiRh
School
vs.
Peoples
Exhib
Kay-hi
vs.
Eo-Me-Hi.
Dec.
3-Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Hisir.
School.
Exhib-Kay-hi
vs.
PHONE
2
1
222
Se.
r.
monson
6.
Weseh
2,
Smith
2,
Young
7,
Parnell
3.
Ketcheson
Hamilton
1,
Sedgwick.
Total
24.
Walsh.
Total
29.
LADIES
People's
Store
had
no
trouble
in
winning
an
easy
victory
over
greaU
appear
and
watching
players
like
Letmirneau,
Ciccone
McKay
and
Peneff,
one
sees
t
bright
future
for
bas-ketball
hi
years
to
come.
The
lars
would
do
well
to
come
early
some
Tuesaay
or
Saturday
evening,
to
eive
their
encouragement
and
support
to
these
stars
of
the
future.
Kinsmen
Letourneau
14.
W.
league
but
also
produced
high
UiHllilHilH!i!,
liiJ.v'IMiiili.'iliiillM-'IIIMUil.ililiil.uilil
scores
for
both
ladies
and
men.
ADVERTISE
IN
THK
DAILY
KEW8
FOR
DEE
J
Modernize
your
kitchen
IPittitirt
r?
irlln
T.vims"
Plun
Manson's
won
three
points
in
close
battles.
High
ladies
single
in
the
Ladies'
gers
vs
Belmont:
Commercial
.High
Sc.ho?'.
League.
Jackie
Budinich
made
14
vs
Black
Cats;
Big
Sisters
vs
i
points
which
was
enough
to
Boasters
.
Blackaby,
Peneff
2,
H.
Biackaby
and
three
game
total
were
by
B.
Dunbar
with
303
and
749.
High
men's
single
game
was
267
by
H.
Vuckovich
and
high
three
me
Professional
and
Bui
equal
the
total
of
the
High
School
team.
Rusty
Thain
and
Lorna
Nov.
29
Boosters
vs
Annet-
lnii-
V,,hli
A-
Wiplr
v
Ravnv'S'
total
by
Ian
Dunbar
with
719.
'
.
.
.
-
Howe
also
played
good
ball
a:id
Stars
vs
G.
&
Anderson;
Ru-;
,
,
were
responsible
for
a
total
of
8
1,
McAfee,
A.
Blackaby
4,
Nicln-tosh
2,
McKay
12.
White.
Total
35.
Boy
Scouts
R.
Webber
4,
Hodg-kinson,
Scherk
1.
Ciccone
4.
Kristmanson
4.
H.
Webber,
Erik-
The
three
high
scorers
were
from
n
im4
Q
nnlnto
i,i
tl-tit
rr4r
TTitrV,
Manson's.
In
other
games
Wptts
Wrathall's:
,
"
MATT
acy;
Uniteers
vs
&
Nickerson
took
a
great
leap
CPHOLTl
"
,
.
'
time
but
played
'
a
clean
gam?
Dec.
1
Plungers
vs
Commer-i
Dec.
6
Stones
vs.
Kinsmen
Dom's
vs.
High
School.
North
Stai
vs.
Fashion,
BrownVixds
vs
Hii
School.
gan.
61.
son.
Findlay
2.
Becker
4.
Total
13.
Phone
Blue
lit
350
6ecor
Prince
R
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r
NOTICE
TO
rONTK.M'TOR
cial;
Big
Sisters
vs
Belmont;!
"
'
aainst
them'
PeoPles
ere
much
Rosa
Lee
vs
Black
Cats;
Variety
more
robusl
ln
tnelr
tactlcs
and
v,
Lvons;
Toilers
vs
Seal
Cove;
Husoy
and
Slatta.
called
i
Luckv
Suikes
vs
Pin
Heads
j'rees
;
Dec
6-Nob!e
k
Wick
vs
Scu-1'
P1
against
them.
.
hvV
Rnnort
Ra.1i.
vs
RmwnJ
High
School-Pavlch
2.
Lj'ke-
C
..nirrsti.ii
nf
ButlHii(i
.
14
1
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OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a
m.
to
5
p
m.
Teiepnone
212
Evenings
by
Appointment
Dec.
IOtt
Boy
Scouts
vs.
Sea
Cadet.s,
High
Schiio!
vs.
Stone
Merchants
vs.
Nonh
S;ar,
Co-op
r
B.
&
W.
vs.
Brownwoods.
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v-iriofv
v
waling
gard
1,
Greenwood,
Webster
i
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H.
BULGER
3PTOMETRIST
John
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Ltd.
Third
Avenue
DRY
FIR
K3l
Make
your
kitchen
Modern
at.
Very
Reasonable
Cost
For
Estimates
and
Soppile
PHONE
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LTD.
Builder
and
Ctntrtetor
Matson
7.
Keays.
Paul.
Leavitt
Dec
13
-Boy
Scon's
vs
Kin-
!
Pharmacy
:
Stars
vs
Wrathall's;
.
D....,.,.-
.,...
r-.,
.,.!..
Bi
Sisters
vs
Commercial:
An-1
Marshall,
Pierce
Total
14.
50c
Per
j
i
utirii,
i
lufjica
3.
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,
r
aiiiuii
;
"
i
Peoples
Store
Budinich
14
TO
KU.MKNTARV
m(HMU
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U
r.-r
SEALED
TENDERS
in.
duplicate
lor
Otneral
Contract
lnciudum
hot
water
heating
system.
complete
electrical
work
and
other
trades,
endorsed
"Tender
for
Conversion
at
Buildings
Nos.
14
&
19
to
Elementary
Schools",
situated
at
tormer
Army
camp
site
at
Terrace.
B.
C
will
be
received
by
Secretary.
School
District
No
53.
Terrace.
B.
C.
on
or
before
S:00
P.
U.
Wednesday.
November
30,
1949
Working
drawings
and
Specifications
will
be
available
on
and
after
nettes
vs
Belmonts.
High
S'hool
vs
PHOKE
c
vs.
Merchants
Co-op.
Bussey.
Thain
8.
Howe
9,
Bill
I,
Dpmas,
Ardern.
Total
33.
Jl'NIOR
LEAGl'E
Dec
8
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Seal
Cove;
Boosters
vs
Toilers;
Black
Cats
vs
Uniteers;
G.
Si
Anderson
vs
Savoy's;
Plungers
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Pin
Heads
vs
In
the
Junior
League.
Boy
Dec.
17
Kinsmen
vs.
Sea
Cadets.
Boy
Scouts
vs.
Rupert
Hotel
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Brown-woods
vs.
Co-op.
Scouts
lost
their
third
game
of
FOR
1
ROCK
b
COSt
CAaBi
M.
J.
SA
Kew,
Moderr
All
WorkCf
noon
of
Friday.
November
Uth.
1949.
Brltlh
l
tne
office
of
the
Board
of
School
CATHERINE
LAURIE
rUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
401
Third
Ave.
West
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co
)
Phones:
Green
667
Dayi
Oreen
412
Evgi.
Eaptone
The
Supreme
Court
of
Coin
nihta
In
Prohatc
Trustees.
Terrace.
B.
c.
and
at
me
Office
of
the
Architects.
Sharp
A
Thompson,
Berwick.
Pratt.
1563
Robson
St
.
Vancauver,
B.
C.
In
The
Matter
of
the
".Idmlnl'tr
tlon
Act"
A
certified
cheque
for
five
IS)
per
i..
.1,.
.,t
.1..
r...
nM
cent
of
the
tender
submitted
must
Dries
Quickly
with
a
beautiful1
flat
finish.
Paint
today
move
in
tomorrow.
SI.
40
qt.
S4.S0
t?aL
GARtl
A.
P.
VVIIwm.
necenM-d.
Intestate
(accompany
"
'd
shall
be
forfeited
If
the
party
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
is
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Pulton.
-u-naeriiiB
aecm.e,
-r
A
-CHARTERED
Local
Judee
of
the
Supreme
Court
"
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"
"
award
and
of
th.
Con-
On
signing
of
British
Columbia.
1
was
on
the
1118
Melt
7th
day
of
November.
A
D.
1949
ap-
tne
succe.ui
a""B
furnish
to
the
Board
of
School
rwi,ii
i
rtmi.,icr.
t
,h.
Mt
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
VANCOCV1
!T
r...,
-
...
Trustees,
a
suretv
bond
equal
to
ti
un
i
iu
Tv
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iu
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vi
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ch.
n-i.H
cnin,hi.
hn
am
IlItT
M)
I
percent
oi
tne
v."""-'
on
the
Mh
day
of
September.
1949.
Pr.
On
receipt
of
"
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agenta
for
SIMPLEX
OAS
and
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
8alea
Service
and
ParU
Boat
owners
and
users
of
Industrial
Engines
are
Invited
to
our
showroom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
UIV
over
equipment
problems.
at
Shames.
British
Ooiumbia.
AH
"irMe
""""""
persons
indebted
to
the
said
esUte
tender
will
be
returned
.
MARGARE"!
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
1
"
'
'
-
the
Department
of
Education,
re-and
thetr
indebtedness
to
me
lorthwitn.
tne
'ht
to
"
all
persons
having
clairaa
OPTOM't
I
Roor.,J
against
the
said
estate
are
require
tenders
witnout
evpianaiion.
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verl-
tender
havlne
any
qualifying
clauses
tied
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
'lu
considered
A
"'Po
ten
do.lars
(I0
,..-.
001
December.
1949.
falling
which
dls-
Uibutlon
will
be
made
havine.
re-
18
required
for
each
set
of
plana
and
gard
only
to
such
claims
of
which'
specifications
and
will
be
returned
I
shall
have
been
notified.
upon
receipt
of
same
In
good
con-
STONE
Bl
Mellow
.
.
.
oflly
fraprant
.
.
.
and
rohuM
of
body',
OKI
Inspector
is
first
choice
in
B.C.
with
men
who
really
know
fine
Rum!
PHCt
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
option.
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&
THOMPSON.
8th
day
nf
November.
1949.
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BLUK.
P.O
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Frawr
PorbPs
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Administrator.
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B.
C.
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Phone
525
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the
Board
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Vancouver.
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thla
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of
November.
1949
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TENDKR
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tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
2
00
o'clock
p
m.
Regma
Time.
December
5,
1949.
for
the
construction
of
pipelines,
pumphouse.
and
other
works
on
an
Irrigation
project
located
OVER
FOUR
YEARS
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Repairs
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972
10th
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miles
east
and
two
mile
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of
Keremeos,
B.
C.
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The
following
are
the
main
Item
of
work
and
the
approximate
quan
titles
of
each:
1.
Steel
Pipe.
4
Inch
up
to
M
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for
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SHOP
Permanent
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Beauty
Culture
ln
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
955
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765
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2
4
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10
inch
Gate
Valves
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Timber
28
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6.
Rock
Bank
Protection
4.200
cu.
vd.
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Have
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Phone
1
Pans,
specifications
and
tender
forms
for
bidding
may
be
obtained
!
from
the
undersigned
at
his
office
ln
Reglna.
Saskatchewan,
or
from
!
the
PFRA
Office.
Victoria
Avenue
WELLS
CARTAGE
LIMITED
H.
S.
Whalen,
Manager
Complete
Moving
Service
Crating
Packing
Cartage
BLUE
780
RED
615
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newspaper
boy
the
bjy
who
delivers
your
papers
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is
a
typical
Canadian
boy.
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is
the
business
"v.",,
,?morrow-
And
as
a
carrier,
ne
learns
those
lessons
which
will
prepare
him
for
a
successful
future.
Carrier
Competition
Starting
on
October
3
bhe
Dally
News
is
sponsoring
a
carrier
competition
with
a
bicycle
as
first
prize
and
many
otfiervaluable
cash
prizes.
The
boys
will
be
awarded
point!
for
obtaining
new
subscribers
for
dependability
and
for
efficiency
-to
collections.
So
any
help
that
you
can
glv.
your
larrier
will
be
appreciated
by
him
and
he
In
turr.
will
try
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customer
....
to
the
utmost
of
his
Kamloops.
B.
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.
upon,
the
deposit
of
Several
VV
011
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GOOD
USED
CARS
IN
STOCK
PRICED
RIGHT
FOR
QUICK
SALE
Drop
in
to
See
These'Bargains
at
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cheque
for
the
amount,
payable
i
to
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada.
:
which
deposit
wiU
be
redeemable
'
upon
the
return
of
the
plans
and
j
specifications
ln
good
order
within
;
one
month
after
tenders
have
closed
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
ne
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...
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave
cessarily
accepted.
By
Order
L.
B.
Thomson,
Director
of
Rehabilitation
UyW
,
,
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Cai
low,
910
McCallum
Hill
Building
KtuiisA,
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