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AUCTlOk'ttn
Canadian
Champ
Retain
Title
CALGARY
(CP)
Doug
Harper
of
Calgary
retained
his
Canadian
light-heavyweight
championship
at
the
pavilion
here
Wednesday
iniidit
wnen
he
battled
Yvon
iDurclle
of
Baio
Stc.
Anne,
N.H.,
In
This
Corner
!5v
lICK
AYRES
inursoay,
January
28,
iw.m
Rocket,
Boom
Boom
Break
Jinx
on
Leafs
Home
Ice
f
-
r
w-.
I
US
By
Tin-Oiitiiulluii
Press
.
('"HO"
Maurice
Richard
and
Bernie
i
The
two
rightwingcrs,
top
Dire
need
for
referees
was
demonstrated
Tuesday
night
;
when
the
Senior
B
game
was
held
up
for
a
chilly
half
hour;
because
there
were
no
arbiters
;
to
be
found.
When
Kay
Spring;
and
Don
ll.u
tw
ig,
both
exper-
i
ionced
players,
were
recruited
!
1
VFT
"v
to
a
draw
in
12
rugged
rounds.
Harper
weight
171
1
4
and
Dur-elie
an
even
ivi.
Durelle,
who
tost
the
title
to
Harper
weighed
171
''4
and
Dur-Calgary,
came
up
with
a
game
display
to
be
holding
h's
own
with
the
champ.on
at
the
finish.
Geoffrion
were
sure
today
that!
all
nets
around
'the
National
Hockey
League
circuit
are
six
feet
wide
and
four
feet
high.
They
must
have
wondered
at
1
t
n
it
1
:i
iw
m.
i-i
tlloy
did
a
ban":
up
job
because
amonn
the
many
players
available,
they
had
the
guts
to
go
out
there
and
do
a
necessary
task
and
the
players
knew
that
they
are
up
on
the
rules
as
miv
U
as
JI
Sl
IT
I
IMMH.I!
St.I.;iuiUus
de
Loyola,
founder
of
the
Society
ct
Je.sus,
was
the
13'.h
tu:d
rinii.es'.
son
cf
a
Spani..ri
la.iieoian.
.
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
Next
Goal
j
For
Moore
I
Mania
no
MIAMI.
Fla.
CP
-Light
heavy.-
weight
champion
Arch's
Moor;'1
I
aiiyri
r
'
It
is
no
j4od
for
the
spectators
or
the
players
beefing
about
Ihej
7BE9ESI
scorers
in
the
big
time
this
year,
amassed
52
goals
before
they
could
break
a
jinx
and
score
in
Toronto's
Maple
Leaf
Gardens.
They
both
beat
the
hex
Wednesday
night.
Richard
scored
his
?!th
goal
of
the
season
and
(ii
off
rion
tallied
his
25th
as
they
led
Montreal
Canadiens
to
a
2-0
victory
over
the
third-place
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
1
I
It
was
the
only
game
of
the
night
and
gave
the
Montrealers
a
firmer
grip
on
second
place,
three
points
ahead
of
the
Leafs
and
three
behind
'
the
ffont-lui.ning
Detroit
Red
Wings.
it
Was
the
key
game
fur
both
e:'ins.,
A
victory
for
the
Leafs
would
have
put
them
in
second
"bee,
one
point
ahead
of
Mont-
!
-fl'l.
I
However,
Richard
put
Cana-
:liens
up
1-0
at
16:51
of
the
first
;
eerjed
wilii
"an
unassisted
Roal
'
thai
set
the
13.537
fans
on
their
ears.
'.11RKAKS
I
ROM
SCRAMBLE
Jim
Thomson
waa
the
only
I'orento
defenccman
protecting'
I.umlcy
when
Richard
broke
from
a
scramble
at
his
own
blueline.
Richard
pushed
the
t:
having
finally
disposed
o
Jo.-i,
Maxim
as
a
challenger,
is
clam-'
'
i
i
orin
for
a
crask
at
Rocky
Mar-
You
Nome!
We
Ship
it
(
miilcte
slilppinj
y
vi.r
i
i:ii,
meriui
,
Ihiiim
liiilil-iiir
.,
Villi
I.I-uide
,1,1,1,,,
LOCAL
Oil
I.OM,
JlSTS
1.
M(i
I
,K'i'A(il-:
Ami
STiif,
Poniie
tl
LINDSAYS
TOMMY
IU
RNS,
72.
only
Can-
i
aclian
to
noici
tne
wond
hea,vy-
j
weight,
boxing
championship,
j
is
coming
back
to
his
native
j
soil
from
hi.s
present
home
at
j
Coalinga,
Calif.,
to
'attend
the
j
annual
Sports
Celebrity
Dinner
of
tha
Ontario
Sportswrit-'ts
and
Soortea.ster.s
Association
at
Toronto
next
Feb.
1H
Porn
Noah
Hrusso
at
Hanover,
Out.,
Burn.n
held
the
title
from
lOtie
until
he
was
beaten
by
Jack
Johnson
in
Australia
in
1908.
Once
the
owner
of
a
speakeasy
In
New
York,
during
.the
1920s.
Hum
now
is
evangelist.
'
Lyndhursts
Land
in
France
CHERBOURG.
France
Reuters
iToi
on
lo'
Lyndhursts.
who
'
-
vent
Canada
at
the
i
:vj
P.
ill
ciano
s
crown.
That
heavyweight
tarict,
hu
v
ifllX
ht
till
MEIKI.F
of
Glasgow,
Scotland,
literally
has
Don
Clinrm
of
Brantford,
Ont.,
standing
on
his
he.id
in
ar.
amateur
bout
at
Toronto.
Bouncing
back
from
the
ropes
in
the
second
round,,
piiurm
crashed
into
Meikle's
shoulder,
turned
upside
down
and
landed
on
his
head.
Mcikle
won
the
fight
on
a
decision.
Royals
Robbed
of
Third
Spot
By
Edmonton's
3-2
Victory
puck
past
Thomson
and
swept,
world
Ice
hockey
championships
round
him.
Lumley
came
out
reirrceing
when
there
is
such
a
clftrth
and
)50
per
cent
of
thei
time
the
officials
are
gained
from
thnir
own
ranks.
The
basketball
associnlion
is
loft
with
only
three
'
ualificd
referees,
Vein
CiiKinc,
(Mr
Slatla
mid
l?oyo
(im
.'
i
I'll.
Cic.cone
has
desert:'-'
Ihe
Senior
games
because
of
the
abuse
he
has
tnken
from
players
who,
despite
their
experience,
"still
have
to
have
the
rules
interpreted
for
them."
But
he's
willing
to
help
out
the
Inter
A.
The
high
.
honl
ulcers
have
voiced
their
disapproval
of
Shitta
to
the
extent
thai
it
(mi
i
wort
it
his
while
exposing
himself
to
criticism
night
alter
iiiuht
for
a
couple
of
dollars
(!,
will
referee
out
of
town
games
because
of
the
need
for
him.
(Inly
Doyo
Curvitch
is
lei
I.
or
the
trained
referees
who
is
still
willing
to
officiate
in
tmv
le.iene
but.
f-liif
t
work
makes
it
hard
for
him
to
be
always
available.
All
that
are
left
are
lads
who
:ue
asked
to
referee
and
who
h.ivo
done
the
best
they
can
with
the
training
they
have
had.
Mouse
Morrison.
Doug
Sankey,
Jimmy
l
ieu
in.
Bob
McFarlane,
Morris
Dean,
Kay
Spring,
Jimmy
Stewart,
Mike
Young,
Don
Carlson
are
among
the
players
who
Ivive
come
out
and
given
a
hand,
hut
the
beefs
are
the
same
especially
from
the
coaches.
"He'll
never
referee
another
gams,
in
winch
my
team's
playing,"
is
the
Start
the
New
Year
with
new
luxuries1
to
clear
but
barely
tipped
the
puck
and
.'ichard,
off
balance,
shoved
it
across
the
..,,al
10,
u.
Geoffrion
made
ii
.:
J
at
(i
'.O
in
biockho.m
next
rnoiun.
ar-''ed
he,-e
today
from
New
York
aboard
the
liner
Queen
Mary.
The
team
will
play
the
first
cf
a
M'ries
of
cxhit
itio'i
matches
.m
i.uni.ean
rinks
at
in"
Palais,
ties
Sports
'.
.
I'jris
.-i.iluiday:
p'ght
b
fore
toar
:
Kwit
.::1rl.n
nl,
:
Italy
and
Germany.
ever,
may
prove
as
elusive
f'
Archie
as
the
light
heavyweight
title
chance
he
pursued
so
many
years.
Chances
are
Moore'
now
will
either
fight
Harold
John-
I
son
or
go
to
South
Am?rU:;:
un
anoiher
exhibition
tcur.
Marclano's
O)poncnts
this
year
1
probably
will
be.
D,ui
Buccenini
in
March
and
E'.zard
ClMrles
in
June
or
September.
Indications
:
are
that
the
champ's
manage.
!
Al
Weill,
i;
(."'king
on
a
schedule
that
leave,
Moon-
Mildly
out.
Tiie
powerful
Moore
smashed
:
Maxim
to
the
canvas
twice
last
night
as
he
scored
his
third
and
'
by
far
his
most
decisive
victory
ever
the
Cleveland
jabber,
the
;
only
mail'
he
li..s
ever
luiuhl
'
a
t
n
mpuin.
I
He
lifted
the
f'tle
,,
t.,:.M
:
in
St.
LouLs
Dec.
17,
l'Jc2,
an
!
:
successfully
defended
H
against
,
Joey
in
Ogtlen.
Utah,
June
21,
1933.
Moore,
how
37,
had
beea
!
fighting
lor
16
years
and
ha
l
!
been
a
contender
about
10.
1
"I
think
this
one
ended
mV
series
with
Joe."
Moore
said
wit'-i
'
a
big
grin
in
his
dressing
room.
:
"I'd
like
to
light
Marciano
now,
;
'.tit
I'll
tuK!
on
Harold
Johnson
!
if
llu
v'll
get
up
th"
money."
priced
for
YOU
wherever
you
see
CANADA'S
SIGN
OF
BETTER
1MB..
ft.
There
have
b;'en
1.077
goals
scored
fo:-
an
avetagc
of
6.41
p.-r
game,
c'
mp.ued
with
last
season's
G.79
average.
Mervyn
Hose
Ousts
Seixas
SYDNEY,
Australia
Ml
Wimbledon
champion
Vic.
Seixas
of
a
a
m
mi
Edmonton
Flyers
flew
to
a
3-2
victory
over
the
New
Westminster
Royals
Wednesday
ni'Uu
in
the
Western
Hockey
league.
For
the
fourth
night
in
a
r.iw,
only
one
game
was
played
in
livi
league
and
only
one
was
.s:'lu-.l-ule'd
for
tonight,
Snskato.'i
Quakers
will
entertain
the
kin';-pin
Calgary
Stampede's.
.
Wednesday's
game
was
a
tougli
one
to
lose
for
llayaLs.
A
victory
Aoukl
have
jumped
the
home
earn
into
third
plai-c
aiic.ul
ot
Saskutoon.
But
Edmonton,
snapping
b.v,
from
Tuesday's
2-0
mauling
al
Retfr
sheets
Better
blankets
Betttl
of
the
second
period
while
To-rento
righlwinger
was
in
the
penalty
box.
Geoffrion
snatch'
d
the
puck
during
a
goal-mouth
scramble
and
hi.s
shot
bounced
off
Luinley's
pads
into
the
net.
Centre
Elmer
Lach
and
Eddie
Mazur
got
assists.
(
Canadiens
also
shattered
a
1
Leaf
home
record
of
not
having
been
defeated
in
the
Gardens
since
the
fourth-place
Boston
j
Bruins
pi'!'..
'
tin
t
.
et
1
:
t
Oct.
24.
In
two
games
tonight,
the
fifth-place
New
York
hancers
travel
to
Detroit
and
th?
last-
1
place
Hawks
meet
the
Bruins
!r.
Boston.
CURLING
RESULTS
Results
of
play
by
Lnrties"
CurUnr
Club
for
Art
'Marniy
vroohy
tire
us
'
follows:
Thorn
4.
Petrow
7:
H:umli'm
.
6,
Moore
7:
Lwi
11,
Partrirtyo
H
Draw
for
tomorrow
-
lUtorrKKm
:
Wukley
vs.
Hnmllv.'":
Lewis
vs.
Thorn:
Moore
vs.
P:4m!!e
the
United
States
was
beaten
today
by
Mervyn
Rose
in
the
ouurtcT-flnals
of
the
Australian
National
tennis
championships,
11-fi,
!'-7.
9-11,
6-4.
Pei:-as
staved
off
four
match
points
befone
winning
the
third
set
.
but
couldn't
continue
hi.s
I
pillow
slips
At
better
stores
everywk
TOR
ThAI
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
.
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
uieuisheri
civ
vou
hear
from
the!
the
hands
ol
Vancouver
Cami?k
!
The
mos
thrilling
voluej
and
long-wearing
luxuries
et
I
bpneh.
Where
do
you
hear
the
was
in
command
most
of
the
,
woven
to
beautify
your
bedroom.
They're
Texmoi
NHL
LEADERS
nay.
Vic
Stasiuk,
back
after
a
short
;
stav
with
Detroit
Red
Wings
of
j
of
covfte.
made
right
.
.
here
in
Canada.
Now
feaimK
rally
after
the
Intermission.
The
veteran
35-year-old
John
J
in
your
fqvorite
store,
these
Tex-made
wondedul.'wo
the
National
Hockty
Lea
rue,
!ec
By
The
Ctuiatllim
Press
Bromwich,
who
upset
Tony
Tra-
O
j
able
sheets
and
blankets
show
you
why
.
.
.
I
Canada
lives
better
.
.
.
with
TEX-MADE!
n!"s
"interpretec
night
after
j
li
ght?
From
where
do
the
shouts
j
of
"Oh
no!"
and
"How
do
you
;
pet
tint
v
ay?"
come?
The
bench
of
course.
I
Veil
Don
Hartwig
came
out'
and
turned
in
a
good
perform-nnce
with
the
wnistle.
Now
we'd
li':e
to
see
.lack
Kvans,
Minor
Si'tumilsen,
Torn
Naka
turn
out
finfl
t:'ke
a
crack
at
it.
Bill
Mc-(
heney
probably
would
answer
the
riil
but
he
is
behind
the
SI
20
IS
15
19
Y.I
12
L
ert
of
tha
U.S.
in
the
second
round,
advanced
to
the
semifinals
as
he
beat
fourth-seeded
George
Worunnp.ion
111
a
five
set
cjiiarter-finr.l
3-0,
(i-3,
2-6,
6-1,
C-l.
Bromwich
now
will
meet
second-seeded
Rex
Hartwig
in
the
round-of-four
Saturday.
the
way
despite
a
severe
bac:k
injury
which
he
guffc.ed
la.-,l
sprmg
and
which
o;;;-a;:;nal!
still
gives
him
a
tw:ii-e.
Royals,
on
the
other
hau
l
were
minus
tleftnceinah
Ron
Matthews
and
forward
Plr?rr;
Brilliant,
both
niir-ir
injurc.i
ankles.'
Gordy
Fashoway
oponcd
tilt
Hfiv;p,
Detroit
Hicharrl,
Mentl-cnl
leo(Irifn,
Montreal
I
hls:iv,
Hetrolt
Miwdell.
Moinri'.U
.
SiUHlfoicl.
Uoston
:
.
Kelly.
Detroit
.'
Itciljrl,
Detroit
Olrnstentl,
Montreal
(Sloan.
Toronto
.
.
Henry.
New
York
..
.
pelrson.
lloston
rtonty.
New
York
.
.
HcrMe.-.heimer,
N.Y
l:alel';h.
New
York
.
There's
eight-ball
physically
1
n
mm
m
5
2H
14
IS
!l
111
l
9
.
I
me,
r
vmi
c4t
i
ia-i(
ly
pj
n
in
ai
1
1
Rudderham
lots
of
players
who
could
if
only
they'd
make
the
sten,
but
it's
e.ot
to
be
handled
judiciously.
tii
viitter
his
got
to
be
gone
it
5ts
I-
brings
you
ihis
new'SeiVing
Magic!
New
Wall
Beauty
into
thoroughly
and
schedules
j
scoring
midway
through
tiw
first
period.
Stasiuk
tied
it
un
on
an
assist
from
Djn
Poiie.
Royals'
Max
MuNao
..uik
ill-'-'
on
rebjund
frum
close
m
and
tin
first
period
s:orc
was
N;-.v:
'
Westminster
2-1,
only
tally
the
second
was
by
Stasia''
i
h.rn
evened
the
-"
Me.
D.
n
Foi:::
-on
it
for
E.lm
:n-:
ton
halfway
t'.irmr.'h
the
fin.-'
period.'
,
i.r
e-i'i.'ials
drawn
up.
ir
possible,
the
referees
phould
not
be
drawn
):!
the
same
lcniue
as
that
in
v
lileh
fh"y
play.
If
the
seniors
h
ve
to
h"vci
Inter
A
referees
tii;v
'hoiikl
respect
them,
both
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
e
To
VANCOI'VFR
via
Waypoints
FRIDAYS:
SS
COQUlfLAM,
8
p.m.
mm
doestVi'l
SUPEH
Tops
Point
Play
Bob
Ruddcrham
topped
the
second
ni'.'ht
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Culling
Club's
point
competition
with
20
points.
Frtd
Aston
with
27
points
won
the
first
contest
held
Tuesday
night.
1
was
decided
tint
the
top
point-getters
of
each
night's
competition
will
play
off
in
the
near
future
The
point-series
continues
tonight
at
7
p.m.
and
at
9
p
m.
the
Giotto
tiophy
competition
gets
under
way.
Other
points
made
last
night
were
as
follows:
Dave
McPhee
19,
Don
Ritchie
13,
Sam
Simp-,son
16,
Bill
Stewai't
16,
Jim
mart,15,
Art
Kjcistmanson
-14,
Jini
Stewart
13,
Bill
Anderson
10,
George
Dibb
10,
Angus
McDonald
9,
Ted
Thomas
9,
Earl
Gordon
9,
Pete
Bird
C
Bob
;Boiic
8.
,
i
Slated
to
play
in
the
Orollo
;
Itnockout
.ompetltiau
arc
RiH-i
terhain
vs
Howbolham
on
ice
No.
1;
Evolf
011
v.
Kcliouali
on
iy:
:
No.
2
and
Matthew
vs
Laurie
on
;
Ice.
No.
3.
St'AVt-jl!
ATTACHE
for
their
efforts
In
doing
it
sitj
!"
i
;kI
because
they
may
not
be
i
!
c'Tcrienci'd
as
the
players:
tji
-n-i
"Ives.
But
remember
this,1,
jr
thev
don't
learn
on
the
floor
they
never
will
gain
experience.1
N'
.
eiount
of
experience
can
be;
i.litr.'ncd
by
merely
memorizing!
tlv
uile
hook.
i
j
,
,'Cow
we'lj
stand
baric
and
tryj
i?'
mocdV
dowo
by
the
rush
bf
volhntce'rs.
However,
one
thing
wo
would
suggest-
is
that
the
;
b:v:lcelball
commission
.
call
a
veeU'ig
of
referees
players
and
i'M
.-rested
persons
this
very
next
v.cel;
and
try
to
do
something
pt"Mit
the
problem.
Otherwise
the
lack
of
arbiters
may
lpave
who'e
evenings
blank
instead
of
merely
delaying
a
game
for
half
an
hour.
mm
B
THE
SUPERIOR
LATEX-BASE
WALL
PAINT
-x
'
.
V
.
V
tXm.
m
I
IT
'Tf
WW
i
Ton'
'
:
has
a
cii.mi
t
to
extend
the
league
'cad
b
three
points
over
Vancouvrv
Canucks,
the
same
opportunity
which
faces
Saskatocn
currentlj
sitting
in
third
spot
only
or.e
point
ahead
e,f
Royals.
,
The
WHL
has
played
IK
ysUlies
this
"sw'na.
The
hn-ne
tlu
has
to-ktil
b5
of
thrs?,
lost
BlljttM.tjetl
iJ
s'l'lve
tf
am
-
-orim'
ihe'.
first
goal
won
103,
lost
3j
and
tied
22.
The
lrme
team
scored
first
105
times.
Hay
Air-Lift
Saves
Starving
Island
Cattle
.
Victoria
cp
Bales
of
hay.
.JaJ"
SUNDAYS:
SS
CAMOSUN.
3
p.m.
To
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
ES
Camosun,
Saturday,
0
p.m.
To
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
January
27
and
Feb.
10
Cotiuitiam,
Thursday,
6
p.m.
To
South
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
February
3
and
17
Ccquitlam,
Thursday,
6
p.m.
I.KS
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
At;cnt,
511
Third
Av.
Phonti
508
-the"Mast"isriere!
.
:
t
i
-
Mlif
Hlplr'J.'IrUPBWWflfl
Speaking
of
meetings
it
will
be
;
air-lifted
to
Quadra
Island
at
interesting
to
see
tomorrow
night
'
the
head
of
Georgia
Strait,
were
when
K
o'clock
rolls
around
lust
I
dropped
to
starving
livestock
i
At
a
mere
flick
of
ilic
4M
.:"
lrrr.
ur
MX;nil
khi
on
bulloiu,
iuaL.p
but
ton
liulcs,
rtnlti-uliir:t
III
i
ml
btil
lira
hems,
ftariK,
nionngrauu,
ui.J
iIik-
ihou-,aiirl
of
fancy
alilrhrfl,
tiiliitril
only
hy
Jur
iliia'
nation.
TRULY
WITHOUT
ATTACHMENTS.
You
can't
afford
to
huy
any
SwiiiK
Mashinr
uuttt
juu
have
iiiel
Ihe
amazlna;
M.(,(
III
"laik".
ASK
ABOUT
OUR
FRIC
SEWING
COURSIS.
,,
-
-J.J
a.
Every
NF.Cf
III
h
tavtrtA
Wr
a
lire-lint
Criaranm
Uoitsl.
INailoB-wiite
ertice
ami
pari
available.
Tuesday.
t
eel
-llil
'
H
iiitid
Kasuii'luro.sSt;
u
SUPER-KEEN,
MIRROR-FINISHED
EDGES
GIVE
THE
BEST-LOOKING
SHAVES
EVER!
f.WW,'KVTWmmm-mm'a
1
111,1
how
many
people
care
about
what
happens
to
the
Civic
Centre,
and
whether
there's
sufficient
support
for
an
ice
arena
or
nn
indoor
swimming
pool.
It
will
be
interesting
because
it
will
Hive
a
clear
picture,
which
we'U
publish,
of
just
how
many
of
the
persons
who
take
advantage
of
the
Centre's
activities,
care
A
B.C.
Airlines
plane
answered
a
call
to
o
to
the
aid
of
cattle
and
horses,
owned
by
Earl
Young,
a
Quadra
farmer,
and
;
marooned
near
Main
Lake,
The
animals
were
unable
to
reach
feed
for
the
last
week
due
to'
more
than
four
feet
of
snow.
j
Two
hay
drops
were
made
and
on
the
second
run,
crews
could
sun
WASHABLE
su'tscnU8ABU:
RICH
AS
VELVET...
TOUGH
AS
RUBBER
whether
they
continue
or
not
Question
tomorrow
night
will
bi
i
see
men
on
the
ground
spreadim;
A
Wide
Selection
of
Models
Quarts
S
y
.45
I"-t.B!m.'i."j
"have
we
a
quorum
or
not?"
It
l'ul
takes
50
persons
to
make
a
quor-1
"
um
of
the
association.
I
Try
Daily
Nevs
Classified
Old?
Give
Whole
Body
New
Pep!
$
.00
LOW
ll'N
rivMi-.Nf
From
'
$SI.20
Gallons
1.
jf
MiKHM
It
l'm
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESSES
S39.50-
They
Give
You
Smoother
Shaves
And
last
Far
longer
Than
Ordinary
Blade
Gillette
Bloilos
are
sharp,
plenty
sharp
and
give
the
best-looking,
most
comfortable
shaves
possible.
Now
to
save
time,
save
fuss
and
make
blaile
changing
easy,
ask
for
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
the
modern
dispenser
that
deals
'em
out
unwrapped
ready
for
use.
You
pay
just
the
regular
price
of
the
blades
alone.
20
for
$1.00
-
10
for
50c
In
IMPROVCO
DISPtNSlHS
with
Suilt-in
Compartment
tot
Used
Blades
Regular
Package
S
blades
2e
Feel
Years
Younger
at
40,
50,
60
or
Over
MEN,
WOMEN
Quit
iinj
w
eaV,
low
is
energy,
tired,
rutw
down
old.
he
mure
bke
tb
peppy
ersoo
you
ud
lo
be,'
':.ir
aKO.
lry
iuviKwtatiOK,
bmu
latins
Ostje
Tonic
Tablets
today.
llcrti's
Imtw
Ostrx
Iwtps
you
t-H
-ounitT
to
quick.
It
puts
new
vim,
lif",
cnertv,
in
IxhIv
tvek,
miKlown.
old
trcse
it
lacks
iron
at
4U,
M)
or
on
t'T.
Id
imtnorjtnrt
are
earned
by
tbe
blood
to
every
weak-enr-d
part,
tuuwli
,
oriuos,
ttervvs,
sliov
n
in
figure
at
naht.
Huildi
up
(u(ir
Ixxly
tutt.
Soon,
it's
bad
to
bflkve
you
ever
ielt
old.
New
Younger
Pep
Amoxei
Thousands
nnslwnds
and
uives
oilf-o
tak
Oslr
to
"pep
op"
together.
Thoo-(Bti-is
wu.tzed
at
n-iirlt
loci'tf.
A
7H
year-old
(Jrv-tor
vnt?i,
"I
tcofc
it
ii.srl(.
Hcsiill..
ib.
Glad
1
found
tire
right
luedictM."
Hat
mtoted
IM-p
nd
energy
wkru
ttmit
ottior
toulci
failed.
r
i
if
ey
kj
(.
few'
fea
d
km
m
a
teiw
ssftS
ti
'ea
Sear
'
W
m
S
ir
I
Stort
for
New
Vigor
Today
PHONE
46
'emaiid
fKtrei.
Dou't
accept
a
weiker
sui
trirtite,
Otre
give?
fir
more
tp
a
much
vounier
feeUmi.
'Ir
it
yuursell
tor
tive
re
nils
thut
have
Mttnuuljr-d
bo
inuy
otLeit.
New
pei,
Uu,
zest,
roetfv
ami
a
"rit
yi,ui.gi;'
1mUi.
Get
-
icq
uib
td
ety
b0(.
At
ail
dn.U.
"ill
i
i