vv.
Barbara
Ann
for
Fil
Tuesday,
Arjl
13,
1943
ms
f
r
at
Civic
Cehlre
WEDNESDAY
Sports
PILL
BOX
OUT
IN
CANADIAN
ARMY
OTTAWA
Cadets
of
the
Royal
Military
College,
Kingston,
Ontario,
and
H.M.C.S.
Royal
Roads,
Esquimau,
will
appear
next
fall
in
smartly
tailored
new
uniforms
common
to
both
colleges.
The
famous
'pill
box"
will
not
be
included.
DRIVING
ON
PLAY
FiELD
IS
IS
FORBIDDEN
GRAVEL
TENDER
ACCEPTED
BY
CITY
COUNCIL
10.000
Cubic
Yards
for
Street
Program
to
be
Delivered
by
Highway
Construction
Co.
A
tender
by
Highway
Con
POLICE
URGE
SPEED
LIMIT
SIGHS
POSTED
Bo-me-Hi
gym
class.
Bing
Crosby
finished
his
chore
lh
Disney's
"Two
Fabulous
Char-Betel's"
and
heads
entst.
When
his
boys
do
their
acting
Jobs
for
th
film
next
August,
they'll
ba
the
first
to
use
Walt's
new
sound
stage
which
he
claims
is
the
world's
largest.
It's
the
story
of
a
party
on
a
rainy
night.
In-
Toll,
thin,
m
Forest
I
-
a.m.
9:00-
p.m.
1:00-
2:30-
3:30-
3:30-
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class.
King
Edward
gym
class.
-King
Edward
-Rup-Rec
junior
girls
lord
1
Hie
struction
Co.
to
suddIv
10.000
Anchorage
Haircuts
Now
Costing
2
Has
Had
four
Offers
Henie
Making
New
Firm
By
BOB'
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
AP
Barbara
Ann
Scott
may
follow
in
Sonja
Henie's
ice
tracks.
The
Canadian
ice
queen
has
had
Offers
from
Tou
major
studios,
says
Dance
Director
Leroy
Prihz,
who
is
her
advisor
on
movie
matters.
If
the
Ottawa
champion
does
turn
professional,
the
first
order
of
business
would
be
a
United
States
skating
tottr.
Last
week
Miss
Scott
sarid
that
she
would
not
sign
amy
movi?
contracts
until
she
bars'
completed
her
present
commitments
to
appear
in
amateur
skating
carnivals.
She
sad
she
was
book-
fis;iks-i!
v,.
uui,.
n.ij
uois
.i
,
ruDic
yarns
oi
gravel
lur
me
j
to
a
radW
personality
named
I
city's
street
reconstruction
pro-j
Crosby
recite
th?
Inehabod
gram
was
accepted
by
the
city;
Crane
yarn.
After
that,
they're
j
council
last
night.
Completed
j
1-
1
A
oyia-s
prohibiting
motorists
from
using
the
Rooseveit
Park
playing
field
as
a
race
track
or
a
training
ground
for
student
drivers
will
be
enforced
in
future,
city
council
decided
last
night.
Council
also
authorized
the
preparation
of
the
grounds
for
summer
sport
and
the
repair
of
the
baseba.ll
backstop
which
was
damaged
by
winter
storms.
Signboards
forbidding
the
driving
of
motor
vehicles
on
the
grounds
will
be
erected
in
ANCHORAGE
Haircuts
have
jumped
from
$1.50
to
$2.
Th?
Civil
Aeronautics
Administration
r:cently
issued"
the
following
directive
to
employees:
"Employers
are
expected
to
maintain
a
neat
and
sanitary
appearance-
loo
scarea
10
go
out.
delivery
date
was
given
as
titthd
itStf
ENS
within
90
days
of
the
signing
of
.the
contract.
Shirley
Temple
is
another
star
Highway
Construction
Co.
FIR?liA!':CK
Thi.
t-"
'
class.
7:00-Rup
-
Rec
Intermediate
girls
Badminton
(Teen-Xgei.
8:30
Rup-Rec
leaders.
Special
Events
p.m.
2:00
Ladies
irutge
club.
7'CO
Gyro
Dinner
7:30
Little
Theatre.
Kinsmen
Executive.
8:00
Industrial
Workers.
CANUCKS
TAKE
HOCKEY
LEAD
'
VBntaii.
u..i
,.,m
aij
Was
hti'ff
it,..
'
heading
for
New
York.
It
will
b?
superintendent
L.
M.
Shannon
one
of
her
few
trips
to
the
bis
j
told
council
that
he
"could
tU
-(owri.
.liver
the
first
gravel
within
two'
vut
iiv
ijucjuuu
nut
u.
iais:u
i
vm
H
jji
IS:
over,
the
extension
of
normal
rrair"V
Qe,
hi
Police
St.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
'
wants
motorists
to
know
that
the
city's
speed
limit
is
25
miles
an
hour
without
having
to
go
to
court
to
find
it
out.
He
thinks
that
the
city
should
post
signs
warning
the
driving
public
to
tread
lightly
on
the
throttle.
"On
more
than
one
occasion,"
he
wrote
council
last
night,
"I
have
been
placed
in
the
unhappy
position
of
trying
to
explain
in
the
police
court
the
reason
why
an
accused
person
can
be
prosecuted
under
Prince
Rupert
city
bylaw
No.
968
for
driving
at
a
greater
rate
of
speed
.
than
25
miles
an
hour
when
there
are
no
signs
erected
to
inform
the
public
that
25
miles
per
hour
is
the
maximum
speed
i
allowed.
1
'
"1
feel
that
no
further
prosecutions.
"
should
be
made
until
such
traffic
"sgins
are
erected.",,
tie
suggested,
and
council
periods
between
haircuts
to
five,
"fryhTTrSr--or
six
weeks.
1
YouT&a
fi'Tii
th,
"People
have
apparently
I
:
.
th
CnM,
said
that
Miss
Scott
been
using
the
grounds
for
a
report
had
been
offered
a
chance
to
appear
with
dancer
Fred
Asta'ire).
Michael
Kiiby,
who1
languished
at
M.G.M.
for'
two
years,
is
Red
Sfcelton's
"A
Southern
weeks-It's
just
a
matter
of
YanReS"
fs
going'
back
for
a
j
bringing
up
barges
from
Van-cCuple
of
weeks'
retakes.
Mean-:Cuver-
Tne
ravel
wil1
be
hauled
while,
fted
is
spending
most
of,11"0"1
Denise
Arm"
hfs
time
with
the
circus
while
it
His
tender
sp'i"ed
that
the
is
in
town
gravel
would
range
in
price
from
$
2.65
to
$3.40
per
cubic
yard,
de-John
-
v.
Garfield
i
u
i
-
hopes
to
lure
,
Qw
'
Faye
Emerson
back
to
pictures,
dplivered
tnr
his
"Tucker
s
P?onle
"
She
s
race
track
and,
consequently,
it
is
all
chopped
up
with
Wheel
tracks,"
Board
of
Works
Chairman
Robert
McKay
said.
"If
the
city
is
going
to
spend
money
to
keep
the
field
in"
shape
that
sort
of
thing
will
have
to
be
stopped."
deinitely
signed
as
Miss
Henle'i
co-star
in
"The
Countess
of
Monte
Cristo."
He's
also
he;
within
a
half-mile
of
the
C.N.R.
no
playing
in
"The
Play's
the
i
.,
lumber
.
.
loading
,,,.,,
dock.
VANCOUVER
CP
Vancouver
Canucks
last
night
took
a
two
to
one
game
lead
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
finals,
downing
6an
Diego
Sky
Hawks
7
ftf
5
in
a
yawn-packed,
somnolent
battle.
The
next
game
of
the
b?st
oY
seven
series
will
be
played
here
Wednesday
n'mht.
Thing"
with
,,
Louis
.Calhern.
n.
Bevond
the
half-mile
free-
current
skating
partner.
ai-ono
Trte
MCrjE
tit.rt
Charles
Boyer1
has-
recovered
enoush
from
his
bte-ltls
attack
Rita
Hayworth
took
a
two-
haulage
area,
10
cents
per
cubic
month
lease
on
a
Palm
Springs
yard
per
miie
WOuld
be
charged.
to
travel
and
he
leaVes
this1
week
house
so
she'll
snen
ao
no
gioDe-
Board
of
works
chairman
trotting.
She's
still
trying
to
Rob(.rt
McKay
suid
that
he
cal-shalte
a
qold.
'culated
that
average
Cost
for
Esther
Williams
fs
taking
vocal
the
whole
quantity
would
be
in
lessons.
She'll
sing
a
couple
of
the
neighborhood
of
$3
12
cents
asJreed,
that
signs
should
be
I
"erected
without
further
delay"
f
C
D
D
Radio
Dl3'
St
the
highway
entrance
to
the
,
I
r
I
1240
Kilocycle
city,
the
top
of
the
C.tf.R,
ramp,
1
'
ffeubject
to
change)
and
the
Cow
Bay
bridge.
Coun-
huh,-
cil,
however,
could
see
no
rea-
TOstAY-P
M
son'
faf
placing
one
at
the
Morse
Creek
bridge,
as
suggested
by
4:00-A1
Harvey
Show
BRAVE
BROTHERS
LOST
THEIR
FEET
VANCOUVER
inree
.brothers
songs
m
Neptonjs
Daughter,
a
cubic
yard.
to
att?nd
the
New
Yor
pfemlerj
of
Arch
of
triumph."
Maria
Montez,
who
has
beer
off
the
screen
too.
long1
fof
the
good
of
hef
career,
wilr
get!
frito
action
soon.
She'll
do
some
added
scenes
of
the
loftg-ffni.she'cf
"Atlantis"
arid
then
starf
an-
independent
film,
"Last
Viitf's
Snow."
vho
lost
their
feet
io
save
their
Good
Companions
in
which
she'H
portray
a
swim
suH
manufacturer.
Mr.
Shannon
said
that
his
firm
is
prepared
to
make
delivery
to
any
place
in
the
city
the
-the
polfce
chief.
fi;u-ows
yuumu,
Sgt.
Potterton
also
suggested
Walter
PicVgeon
of
St.
John
N.S.,
will
be
a
grandpa
in
two
material
required
and
that
base
Iveeks.
I
gravel
could
be
hauled
directly
ship-wrecked
mother,
sister
and
small
nephew
from
frzing
ar;
being
fitted
with
arf:ficlrl
limbs.
They
plan
on
being
boe'e
in
Chig-nik.
near
Kodiak.
for
the
fisMng
season.
They
are
Willirm,
Dan
lei
and
Arthur
Skohberg.
4:30
Especially
For
You
4;45
Shady
Bay
Stories
5:00
The
Looseleaf
5:30
Platter
Parade
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Dinah
Shore
that
ttre
city
"immediately'
of
trie
Capitol
Theatfe,
the
main
place
"no
parting"
signs
in
front
entrances
to
the
Civic
Centre
and
(hat
a
15-minute
parking
)ld
Chum
began
making
friends
in
1888
.
.
.
and
it
still
making
them!
The
begiwet
and
experienced
smoker
both
find
the
fresh,
cool,
consistently
satisfying
flavour
of
Old
Chum
hard
to
beat.
Ilf
I
limit
be
imposed
on
Third
Av-j
6:30
Musical
Varieties
emre
ht
front
of
the
Post
Office.
6:45
Smoke
Rings
from
the
barges
to
the
roans
under
c
onstruction
without
stock
piling.-
His
tender
suggested
that,
in
cases
where
the
quality
of
the
eravel
mi?ht
be
questioned
by
the
city,
it
be
stock-piled
separately
and
scientific
tests
as
to
its
usefulness
in
asphalt
road
Francois
Lethe
News
Council
had
recommended
ear-;
7:00
CBC
New
Her
that
the
latter
three
measures
be
taken.
Jack
Rutherford1
ot
tfarfalr'oise,
Michael
t.
Tiiohy,
widely
B.C.
was
busily
eriga'ged
in
try-
known
as
the
Poet
of
the
Trails,
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:3C
-Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00-
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Record
Album
ingi
to
photograph
bull
moose
his
masterpiece
being
entitled
,
building
be
conducted.
Costs
of
which
naff
inVatfed'
th
fxvti
of
"The
Hazelton
Trail."
has
left
the
tests
would
be
borne
equal-
9:ff0--"Tuesday
Ev?ning
Recital
the
spacious
HougeA'
farrA'
resi-
the
Lakes
District
for
hospital-
ly
by
the
city
and
the
company.
C.N.R,
LOOK-OUT
ISFOPULA8
The
Tobo
deAce
when
a'
collie
dog
resented1
izatlon
at
Prince
Rupert
where
Alderman
George
Rudderham
Wpg
bocco
of
Quality
I
"
JHIIHIIM
MH"'
ll'V
9:15
Points
of
View
9:30
Heritage
of
Music
10:00-CBC
News
ii,
mm
Mum
The
look-out,"
on
the
crest
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Park,
contfnups
to
attract
more
RUPERT
MARINE
REA
the
trespasser
and
heeled
Arm.
he
has
numerous
friends.
j
spoke
in
favor
of
acquiring
the
The
moose
charged
straight
at
.
full
10.000
yards
this
summer.
Rutherford
and
pursued
himf
j
"It
is
better
to
get
the
whole
round
and
round
the
house
and
Francois
Lake
is
permanetly
works
now,
even
though
we
may
through
the
barnyard,
the
trail
sealed,
the
Ice
thickness
in-
not
use
it
all
this
summer,"
he
becoming
more
and
more
slip-
creasing
steadily
and
there
Is
declared.
"IL
we
do,
we
will
I
pery
until
the
moose
slipped
no
possibility
of
it
going
out
be-
have
it
on
hand
when
we.
need
land
fell
while
Rutherford
gain-
fore
April
20.
Betting
is
even
it.
If
we
had
it
now,
our.
pro-led
the
sanctuary
of
the
kitchen
that
the
ice
will
not
break
up!
gram
could
be
under
way."
1
after
a
narrow
escape.
.
until
after
the
first
of
Mav.
i
1Q:1
B-
c-
News
visitors,
particularly
those
who
happen
to
be
passing
through
10:15-Nelghbouriy
News
the
city.
There
is
aA
unusually
10:30-Pacific
pianororte
fine
view,
for
the
site
is
high
ti:00-WeatVier
and
SLgn
Orf
enough'
to
provide
a
vista
that
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
(J.
C'LAl'SEN
&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of.
.
.
.
envers
the
Whole
hnrhnr
and
:ju
Musical
uiyct.
UPREMti
6:00
CBC
News
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHART
BROKERS
IS
BOATS,
MARINE
AM)
MSIIIM,
EQMI
In
ancient
times
it
was
a
leg-
Ultimate
practice
to
desert
new
TRY
canaMAn
tv4y
nt
ifrt
(Continued
from
Page
1)
born
Infants.
about
all
of
the
townsite.
The
long
seating
benches
have
been
securely
nailed,
so
there
will
be
no
repetition
of
what
happened
some
months
ago
when
the,
benches
were
thrown
down
the
I
hillside,
doubtless,
the
act
of
;
Better
English
By
V.
C.
WILLIAMS
-RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:
00
BBC
News
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
FOR
Qt-fCK
SALES
OK
(
II
AHTH.S
lJust
East
of
Lipsptt's.
Watcrfrnnt
indication
of
growing
acceptance
'
.
i.
What
is
wrong
with
this
,
of
the
importance
of
the
nation-
sentence?
"He
should
be
call-
Phonf
(ii
Box
548
hoodlums.
Another
welcome
im-
provement
is
the
placing
of
new;
10:00
Morning
visit
I
al
body
which
had
as
Its
two
ed
down
for
n;s
lmpdence."
principal
objects,
first,
the
ob-
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-
10:15
-Morning
Melodies
accumula-
receptacles
for
old
tion
of
rubbish.
taining
of
local
views
on'
natron-
nunciatlon
of
"respite?
'
al
questions
and
co-ordination
J.
Which
one
of
these
words
of
same
for
presentation
to
th
is
misspelled;
Diameter,
dia-
10:30
lloundup
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodie
11:00
Gospel
Songs
11:15
Reminiscences
X
1
Afler
we
have
ci
federal
government
and,
second,
phram,
diagnosis.
service
to
increasa
the
efficiency
4.
What
does
the
word
"bl
11:30
Weather
forecast
11:31
Message
Per.od
I
he
"s)ring
cundi
on
your
car
you
mi
for
many
miles
oi
as
LIGHT
tuid
AIRY
t$
a
Spring
day!
Genuine
Plantation
and
usefulness
of
the
local
or-
lingual"
mean?
ganizations
at
their
level.
j
5.
What
Is
a
word
beginning
The
speaker
congratulated
the
with
tu
that
means
"great
un-Prlnce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
rest,
or
disturbance?"
merce
on
an
enviable
record1
pf
j
Answers
achievement
but
he
recommend-!
,
,.,.
,
SCHEDULE
OF
MIXED
BOWLS
April
18
Ct.O.
vs.
Ideal
Detergents.
BC.
Packers
vs.
Brownwoods.
Triple
XXX
vs.
Miss
or
Hits.
Cougars
Vs.
Islandeis.
April
25
M1ss
nr
Hits
vs.
B.C.
Packers,
CouRfirr,
vs.
Ideal
Deter-Rents.
Islander.-
vr.
Brownwoods
Trlnle
XXX
vs.
C.T.O.
motoring.
Vou
nill
!l
ed
a
continuation
of
the
current'
free
itli
a
car
trouhle.
proved
for
his
impudence."
2.
Pronounce
res-pit,
e
as
in
less,
campaign
for
mors
"active
and
mm
i
as
in
pit.
3.
Diaphragm.
4."
tii
n
1
May
2
Islanders
vs.
C.T.O.,
Triple
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Ethel
and
Albert
P.M
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
l2:55-Recorded
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Recital,
Quebec
1:45
Commentary
and
His
Mother
2:00
B.C.
School
Broadcast
2:30
Songs
to
Remember
Z:45
Don
Messer's
Islanders
3:00
Varieties
in
Music
3:15
Spotlight
on
a
Star
Bob
Parker
U
XX
vs.
Brownwoods.
Cougars
vs.
B.C.
Packers,
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
Ideal
Detergents.
May
9
Cougars
vs.
Brownwoods,
Miss
or
Hit
vs.
C.T.O.,
Islanders
vs
Recorded
or
expressed
in
two
languages;
speaking
two
languages,
Prounce
bi
ling-gwal,
first
I
as
in
bite,
accent
second
syllable).
"It
is
a
bilingual
dictionary."
"It
is
a
,
bilingual
country."
5.
Tufbulence.
PI
ION
K
654
FORD-MONATK
II
DEAI
EKS
determined"
members.
Mr.
Ecftfoyd,
who'
hits
jUst
completed
a
torn1
of
tfte
central
interior,
emaVkeo
upon
fhe
excellent
rerartlton'S
Misting
between
tlw
ioast
centre
and
the
communrties
of
fre
interior.
TAfs
Aa
be'err
apparent
ttf
Airh'
veryhe're
fc
had
been.
The
vwitlng
national
official
Ideal
Detergents,
Triple
XXX
vs.
B.
I'rincf
RiP
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
C.
Packers.
.
;.;te'S
"A"
tut-tm
25c
Per
Dozen
Paid
For
F.mpties
TliV
i
"Apr,
li
Revellers
vs.
Ambas-4
ta.fr
Kilowatts
vs.
Home
Oil.
,
Staf.
Brownwoods
vs.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
theLlquorControl
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
t
t
vritA
T.
McMeekins.
Morgans
Rex
Cat
I
opuite
ociure
a
garnering
ui
e
3:20
Sketches
in
Melody
30
Divertimento
MIXED
'A'
FIVE
Pitt
SCHEDULE
about
fifty
persons
among
whom
were
special
visitors
in
the
persons
of
J.
F.
Cooper,
general
FOIi
TASTY
MEA
superintendent,
Canadian
National
Railways,
Vancouver,
and
-
t'to
ChopSucy
!
riPUM
'
Anri!
14LPiich
..,
n
PR(
George
McAdams
of
Terrace,
'
lm
II
6
A.M.
TO
2
A.M.
CHINESE
DISIH
"
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"
v-
r
,
-
v.
.j.
mauic
MiHtPvi
Thistles
P!,d,
MpMboIp
Seals.
'mediate
past
president
of
the
Continentals.
Maikms
vs.
Man-sons.
.
.
Apr.
19
Burns
vs.
Home.
Oil.-Morgans
vs.
McMeekins.
Kilowatts
V3.
Continentals,
Mansons
vs.
Ambassadors.
Malkins
vs.
Revellers,
Brownwoods
vs.
North
Star.
Anr.
26
Kilowatts
vs.
Ambas-adors.
M
Mansons
vs.
North
Star,
Revellers
vs.
McMeekins,
Malkins
vs.
Continentals.
Burns
Vs.
Brownwoods,
Morgans
vs.
Home
May
3
Morgans
vs.
Brownwoods.
Malkins
vs.
McMeekins.
Home
Oil
vs.
Ambassadors,
Kilo-wats
vs.
North
Star.
Mansons
vs.
Continentals,
Burns
vs.
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
AS3uc:iateu
cuaras
oi
iTaae
oi
Central
British
Columbia.
ins
vs.
Kingplnners,
Atomics
vs
Kilowatts,
Headpinners
vs.
Pioneers.
April
21
Atomics
vs.
Gold
f.8.1?-
Kinupinners
vs.
Thistles.
McMeekins
vs.
Mnnlo
laofo
President
R.
G.
Large
was
in:
This
Is
Just
One
of
Many
GRACE
LINt
Numbers
See
them
at
BnOVJIIUOODS
the
chair
and
a
vote
of
thanks
was
offered
to
Mr.
Eckroyd
by
NEWRO
aers
&Wr!3nti&?:
vs.
Pioneers,
Vice-President
G.
R.
S.
Blacka-
"I'm
'fixin".
to
build
me
a
fence."
rusnovers.
HOTEL
Following
the
general
session
of
the
Chamber
Mr.
EekroyrJ;
flATTFIIY
fronl
A
Home
Away
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
raking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wal
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
Hot
and
0
A
fond
simply
of
PK
RETS,
POSTS
and
TWO'-BT-FOURS
is-
available
at
Mitchell
&
Currie
Limited
PHONE
363
.
Builders
and
Contractors
50
Rooms.
conferred
with
the
executive
when
such
topics
as
encouragement
of
industrial
expansion
possibilities,
immigration
and
co-operation
between
the
local
chamber
and
the
national
body
on
national
affairs
were
Watff
i
!
April
28
McMeekins
vs.
Thistles.
Headpinners
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Kingpinners
vs.
Pioneers.
Pushovers
vs.
Gold
Seals,
Midgets
vs.
Atomics.
Dodgers
vs
Kilowatts.
May
5
Kingpinners
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Pushovers
vs.
Kilowatts.
Atomics
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Midgets
vs.
Pioneers.
McMeekins
vs.
Dodgers.
Headpinners
vs.
Thistles.
Mav
12
Headpinners
Vs.
Dodgers.
Midgets
vs.
Maple
Leafs,
Thistles
vs.
Gold
Seals
Kingpinners
vs.
Kilowatts,
Pushovers
vs.
Pioneers.
McMeekins
vs.
Atomics.
PRINCE
KOrWT'.
Phone
281
MEN'S
FITE
PvN
-'
tEAGTE
Apr.
16
Thorncliffes
vs.
Sco-tians.
Mutts
vs.
Fish
Dock.
Armv
vs.
Canfisco.
CO-on
vs.
Moose,
Orotto
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Stones
vs.
Leafs.
,
Anr.
23
Armv
vs.
Fish
Dock.
Co-on
vs.
Canfisco,
Mutts
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Leafs
vs
Scotians.
Stones
vs.
Thorn-cllfies.
Grotto
vs.
Moose.
Anr.
30
Mutts
vs.
Scotians.
Leafs
vs.
Moose.
Thornc.liffes
vs.
Canfisco.
Stones
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
Armv
vs.
Grotto.
Co-op
vs
Fish
Dock.
Mav
7
Co-oo
vs.
GroUa
Stones
vs
CaAfisco.
Fish
Dock
vs.
Scotians.
Mutts
vs.
Mpose.
Ieafs
vs.
Thorn-
Sheet
Metal,
Armv
vs.
ThorncHffes.
GREER
&
BRIDDE
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
SECOND
AVEXI'E
AND
FIRST
STREET
Service
Department
Now
Open
for
Business
FLAT-RATE
LABOR
.
'
Ql'OTATIONS
SUPPLIED
ON
REQUEST
r
PHONE
866
CONTRACT
BUILDERS
AND
LOW
HEARING
RANGE
Some
people
have
a
low
hearing
range
and
cannot
hear
notes
above
high
"C."
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CO-OP
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Yotfr
Garden
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Fbone
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Deliver
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179
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251
3rd.
Ave.
1
Aiterati
FfRST.
OIL
BURNER
Reuairs
Construction
The
Queen
Elizabeth,
the
Brl-
Floor
Sanding
a
Special
tish
warship
recently
retire
to
,
About
a
year
after
the
root-twi'
srraD
heap
was
the
first
stock
of
a
banana
is
planted',
.
p0,Bo
battleship
to
use
oil
alone
for
the
plant
attains
a
height
of
I,
Phone
RED
561
from
IS
to
30
feet.
fuel.