r
Navy
News-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nevs
Saturday,
February
9,
1952
ICredit
Women
corps.
On
Lt.
Cdr.
Tye's
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
he
presented
the
local
corps
with
their
charter
from
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
and
from
this
charter
has
emer-
Organize
Here
Wrens
Busy
These
Days
To
Haul
Cinders
To
School
Ground
The
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
A
four-way
cut
decided
second
X
3
Other
tenderers
were
Kaien-i
Transfer,
75
cents;
James
Flaten,
'
75
cents;
Alan
Barr,
90
cents,
I
and
Boulter
Si
Welter,
$1.67
I
Cinders
from
the
pulp
mill
prize
winner
in
the
Sons
of
Nor-
the
Canadian
Women's
Breakfast
i
ged
a
smart,
enthusiastic
corps,
j
"Discipline"
was
the
theme
of
a
lecture
given
to
the
cadets
by
!
Lieut.
Langham
followed
by
two
!
interesting
instructional
films.
!
CTSTOMS
Clubs
in
the
ladies'
lounge
of
the
r
'
Contract
to
haul
cinders
from
burners
will
be
spread
on
the
playground
to
provide
a
suitable
,
surface
for
playing
children.
Columbia
Cellulose
pulp
mill
for
The
three
rnw
nf
tanp
in
thi
spreading
on
King
Edward
school
New
Iniforms
Keceived
C.P.O.
Cuttress
Transferred
To
New
Brunswick
WRENS
The
Wrens
were
back
to
routine
last
Wednesday
after
collars
are
always
popularly
sup-
playground
was
awarded
last
Present
surface
is
swampy
and
Board
had
de-
nosert
tn
rnmmemnrsto
Ntelsnn'a
nigm
ai
scnooi
Doara
meeune
lo.
uiuouy.
ocnuui
victories
of
the
Nile
Cooenhag-
M-
Saunders.
Price
of
60
cents
ciaeo
on
mis
pian
several
raunuu.
way
whist
drive
last
night,
after
J
13
tables
were
in
play.
Second
j
prize
for
men
went
to
John
I
Kempstei
,
after
cutting
cards
with
Nils
Gundersen,
Carl
Mostad
and
Harold
Holland,
all
tied.
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
took
first
ladles
prize;
Mrs.
Otto
Bremo,
second.
Nils
Wasseng
came
out
on
top
In
the
men's
division.
Chair
prize
was
won
by
Cafl
Engh;
door
prize
by
Mike
Schwab.
Mrs,
Barney
Roald,
in
charge
of
refreshments,
had
serving
with
her
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
a
brief
interval
from
lectures
en
and
Trafalgar.
Cold
fact
a
varcl
was
tne
lowest
tendered.-ago.
'
while
receiving
their
uniforms,
noints
otherwise
as.
when
in
1883
"
Civic
Centre
last
night
com-
j
pleted
organization.
The
election
of
officers
tooki
place
and
resulted
as
follows:
j
,
President,
Mrs.
Joselyne
Bolton
';
Vice-President,
Mrs.
P
a
u
l
a
j
Rickwood.
j
Secretary
Mrs.
Catharine
J
Lawrie.
I
Treasurer
Mrs.
Ella
Good.
J
i
Financial
Secretary
Miss
,
Donna
Macarthur.
i
Recording
Secretary
-
Mrs.
j
I
ii'itsii-rnswi'
''ifr
;,;I.Mi,.H.il,
The
two
classes
for
the
evening!
the
first
uniform
regulations
fori
..ii!'":!!';';''
a,ia
UinliAn
DIUtuaa
ll..
1
.
-
jWlluntlllij,
IF!'1;;'!"1!!11
iimhlniiiimitiiim,
l!l,;iiinll,it
lilllllliilhtail.ullv
!!i:.:iil!iili:i!li;iiihi!illUiii!
Save
Up
to
$20.00
SUIT
and
OVERCOAT
'ftauuii
aiix
nvw&i.
U1C
lUWCr
QCCK
CttlTie
111,
U1C
COm-
jwork,
under
the
diection
of
Lieut,
imittee
sitting
on
the
subject
Langham,
and
signalling,
which
recommended
the
adoption
of
included
Morse
Code
by
flashing
two
rows.
One
of
the
members
of
'and
semaphore
work,
Lieut.
W.Uhe
committee
has
since
stated
Smith
instructing.
After
classes
that
the
question
of
commemor-I
the
Wrens
met
in
their
mess
to
ating
Nelson's
victories
was
never
hear
Sub.
Lieut.
Christine
Wors-:
mentioned.
The
admiralty
for
i
tey
discuss
her
recent
trip
to
;
no
stated
reason,
however,
de-i
Ottawa.
Sub.
Lieut.
Worsley
ex-;
cided
on
three
rows,
and
the
men
plained
that
the
main
purpose
who
have
the
honor
to
wear
this
!
of
the
conference
was
to
provide
uniform
may
well
look
upon
!
an
officer
s
refresher
course
and
j
them
as
a
memory
of
Lord
Nel-
Evelyn
Smith.
j
Directors
Mrs.
Yvonne
Bowes,
Mra
Lorrafcie
Dell,
Miss
Maresa
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Armand
Lund
and
Leonard
hamlin.
Due
to
thj
funeral
of
late
King
George
VI
next
Friday,
no
whist
drive
or
dance
will
be
held
that
day,
the
SON
decided.
J
WSndle,
Mrs.
Mary
McLeod,
Chaplain
Miss
Diane
Kennedy
Committee
chairmen
will
be
named
latir.
Mrs.
Lawrie
read
several
letters
from
officials
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Breakfast
Clubs,
con
-.
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..
i
....
t
K
r..i.
tFnll
nf
'no
11h
;!v:n
njuraouKiis
ncic
vi
m
iuruu
uu
u
jjo,
ivn.
;
to
brin-;
all
wren
commanding
SOn.
,
officers
up
to
date
with
the
or-
Kincolith
Band
Names
Officers
The
training
sched,-
ganization
ule
for
all
Wren
Reserves
was
ivifl
Crocker
are
also
pioneers
of
Prince
Rupert,
ih
jy
10
The
Ciockers
live
In
retirement
now
at
1228
The
y
have
been
married
50
years.
Mr.
Crocker
,
his
77th
birthday
March
1.
Fifty-five
years
ago
he
lie
summit
of
the
Chilkoot
Pa.ss.
discussed.
The
trip
was
not
all
work,
how-
gratulating
the
newly-formed
group
and
wishing
them
luck.
A
lively
discussion
took
iplace
on
a
j
name
for
the
club
but
no
deel-
j
tion
has
been
made
yet.
;
j
CJt
made
to
measure
aili
it
KINCOLITH
Frances
Watts
These
ever,
and
a
good
time
was
had
Fair
Amount
From
Soroptimist
Show
Although
the
proceedings
were
dampened
by
the
event
of
the
King's
death,
there
was
a
turnout
of
about
600
persons
at
the
The
education
programs
were
by
the
Wren
officers
who
were
shown
the
sights
of
Ottawa
and
also
discussed.
re
Citizens
Take
Mrs.
Lawrie
Is
leaving
oniauenuea
many
nuoruicti
get-uj-
has
ben
elected
president
of
the
i
Kincolit
h
Concert
Band
with
Abel
Stewart
as
vice-president.
Other
officers:
General
Secretary,
William
F.
Stewart.
Secretary,
Herbert
Doolan.
Thursday
night
for
Vancouver
to
seiners.
attend
a
combined
district
con-
j
ference
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
,
TO
CONFERENCE
Council
of
Canadian
Women's
,
t.iei.t
N.
n
l.aneham
deDarted
suits
are
the
last
word
in
style
and
quality.
,,.
Take
This
Opportunity
to
Buy
Your
Spring
Clothing
WATTS
I
NICKERSON
Jr
City
Next
Week
Breakfast
Clubs
and
the
sixth
j
Thursday
for
Vancouver
to
at-
Totem
Theatre
Weanesday
night
when
the
picture
"Copacabana"
war
presented
with
the
overs
to
go
to
the
Soroptimist
Club
for
its
Treasurer,
Herbert
8.
Doolan,
sr.
Managers,
Charlie
Stewart
and
Howard
Lincoln.
Bandmaster,
William
F.
community
service
work.
About
G0
persons
were
present
and
the
club,
as
a
result,
was
netted
a
im"
Prince
Rupert
From
Top
to
Hot
lorn
On
Tuesday
126
Assignments
unilied
and
twenty-six
High
School
stu-invade
businesses
and
industries
while
a
annual
Canadian
Credit
conference.
Mrs.
Doris
Taylor,
Recording
Secretary
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Council,
will
be
returning
with
Mrs.
Lawrie
to
ln-stal
the
officers
here.
Installation
ceremonies
are
expected
to
be
held
the
latter
part
S
CLOTHING
Assistant
Bandmaster,
Charles
MEN
Third
Avenue
fair
amount.
Phone
345
i
tend
a
Naval
Conference
at
HMCS
Discovery.
Sub.
Lieut.
Wi
C.
Worsley
re-
i
turned
from
Wren
Officers'
con-
!
ference
at
Ottawa.
j
Ernest
Bittorman
was
enrolled
i
into
the
Canadian
Naval
Reserve
as
an
Able
Seaman.
He
Is
em-
i
ployed
by
the
CNR
as
a
fireman.
i
An
average
of
73
was
obtained
in
examinations
for
Petty
Barton.
Band
Leader
and
Music
In
,
advirtiS
.
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v.-e.tc,p;Tll
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I'
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l'
If
vou
"
nut
)
seil
News
classified
fitv
council
takes
over
the
city
Tuesday
I
structors,
J.
G.
Moore,
William
j
Stevens.
George
Alexander
and
TTi-"
'irT7T-TrY17ITtf
TIB
Citizt
n
;
Day.
spunsort'd
by
the
Junior
Chamber
is
held
annually
J.
H.
Moore:
Property
Caretaker
Edward
Nelson.
Music
Keeper
George
lOfilcer
Storesman
by
Leading
S.
I).
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
Clerk,
Marie
Hiltz.
Family
Market
Butcher,
Don
Phipps
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
WILL
BE
CLOSED
FROM
MONDAY,
FEB.
11th
to
THURSDAY,
FEB.
14th
INCLUSIVE
or
February.
The
next
regular
Breakfast
Club
meeting
will
be
HeRl
March
1
at
7:45
a.m.
readers
Cash
for
oH
gold.
Bulger's.
Whist
drive
and
tournament
Seaman
George
Waddell.
Chief
Petty
Officer
H.
Cuttress,
in
charge
of
the
Naval
Radio
Stations
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
l
being
relieved
by
Chief
Petty
Officer
Cleghorn.
Chief
Cuttress
will
leave
for
New
Brunswick
in
Scouts,
Cubs
To
Honor
King
Saturday,
February
9.
Moose
,
February
anjt
citizens
with
i'e.p.msibi!ilies.
n
and
all
city
tle-ivc
ro-upi'rated
in
:
junior
employees
rkmi;
under
super-:
:i
'.ins
and
depart-rs.
I
he
luture
citi-sirn
their
chance
''
city
council
is
Temple.
Everybody
welcome.
(34c)
Scouts
and
cubs
of
Prince
Rupert
troops
will
reaffirm
their
pledge
to
Queen
Elizabeth
II
at
their
next
meeting.
Past
Com-m.ssloner
F.
E.
Anfield
announc
IN
KING'S
MEMORY
Wrens
and
seamen
stood
at
attention
on
parade
Wednesday
night
during
inspection
by
the
ship's
captain,
Lt.
Cdr.
J.
D.
Mc-Rat.
A
two-minute
silence
period
was
observed
In
memory
of
the
Out
of
respect
to
His
Majesty,
the
late
King
George
VI.
I.O.D.E.
Founders'
Day
Is
postponed
to
Thursday,
February
21.
Itc
4
Iiill
Morrison.
RE-OPENIMG
OFFER!
'
Friday,
Saturday,
Feb.
15th
and
15th
Clip
out
the
coupon
below,
present
on
the
above
dotes
Will
be
honored
os
cash
on
purchase
of
$7.50
or
more
KC.MP
Police
sergeant,
Wil-
j
llam
McKenzie;
police
corporal,
j
Russell
Morrison.
Fire
Department
Fire
chief,
George
Sheardown;
assistant'
fire
chief,
Bill
Dixon;
firemen,!
Stan
Kaardal,
Rex
Dixon;
am-
j
bulance
driver,
Keith
Young.
Kaien
Hardware
Judy
Nelson,
Joan
Smith.
Northland
Dairy
Manager,
Fraser
Gladish.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Clerk,
:
Roiande
Ttircotte.
j
Capitol
Theatre
Cashier,
Ber-
;
!
nice
Michaloff;
doorman,
Nick
!
Christy.
"
I
I
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Printer,
j
;
Dennis
ElKIns.
"
j
j
Broadway
Cafe
Rcna
Ridley,
j
Judiciary
Magistrate,
Norma
McKay.
!
lily
Hull
Staff
Treasurer.
Lenore
Nilson:
accountant,
Al-;lan
Sheppurd;
cashier,
Jean
i
Sharpe,
Telephone
Department
Su
Regular
monthly
meeting
of
late
King
George
VI,
following
ed
today.
Meanwhile,
all
troops
are
to
attend
Sunday
morning
services
in
full
dress
uniforms
In
memor-iam
of
the
late
King
George
VI.
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
which
a
prayer
was
said
by
Chap
Grantors'
Association,
Monday,
lain
Basil
Prockter.
1
11,
7:30
p.m.,
oi'k
ciulit
alder-ity
Cork
Verna
c;i'r,i,in,
held
la.st
.
;
r
i
i
1
1
out
in
Booth
i
Sehool
according
Mumeipul
Act.
hat
is
expected
to
v
day,"
a
reircsh-
Civic
(ltc).
February
Centre,
SE
CADETS
the
Area
Sea
Cadet
Officer,
Lieut.
Tye,
will
inspect
the
Sea
Cadets
on
February
28
and
will
notice
a
great
change
in
this
D
f
$2.50
i
.vill
be
held
for
the
Attention,
Elks!
On
Saturday
the
lth,
there
will
be
a
Valentine's
Dance
at
the
Elks'
Home.
Pick
up
your
tickets
early.
(ltct
$2.50
COUPON
.pants,
says
Sid
i.i
cli.ii'ie
o
ar-
Regular
Moose
Redeemable
as
cash
on
a
purchase
of
$7.50
or
more,
Feb.
15
and
16
William
Sim,
of
Porchcr
Island,
long
active
in
the
fishing
Industry,
arrived
in
town
Thursday
for
a
few
days.
Road
building
will
uiui'h
bo
op-
meeting,
Tuesday
February
12,
8
p.m.
extension
at
Hunt's
Inlet
has
re
(36c)
u
juniors
include
's
Ltd
,
Columbia
li.inj
pulp
mill,
oil
Jibb
Printing
Co.,
.v.s.
Northern
B.
C.
52.50
COUPON
S2
so
sumed.
One
minute
silence,
out
of
re
perintendent,
Bill
Holgate;
wire
chief,
Ftoy
Webber;
chief
operator,
Roberta
Paul;
operator,
Allies
Mcintosh;
linemen,
Peter
Bartlett,
George
Henry.
Public
Health
Department
Nurses,
Marg
Strachan,
Jean
Chesher;
clinic
stenographer,
Anna
Swang;
sanitary
inspec
,
t
m
v-rf
-
.
;'
,''t'1
'
I
ill
Jfe;?
kl
.m"iiis.
including
i"iaiTi'iir'.
publio
spect
to
the
memory
of
the
dead
King,
was
observed
at
tha
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Thursday.
The
luncheon
was
featured
by
auto-
,11
alt
and
fire
'CiSllIO
tor,
Gordon
Morrison
Due
to
Friday,
February
15,
being
the
funeral
of
the
late
King
George
VI,
the
Masonic
Ball
Is
postponed
until
Friday,
February
22.
Same
invitations
will
apply.
Cards
are
now
added
lor
your
enjoyment.
Don't
forget
Masonic
Ball,
Friday,
February
22.
.
(35c
l
HUGE
COPPER
SOURCE
The
republic
of
Chile
is
oe-lieved
to
have
the
world's
largest
.epper
deposits.
Transport
j
biographical
talks
by
two
new
Departllielli
f
I
,i
.1..
i
wwiM
aiiuiJ1
District
marine
agent.
Bill
Beck-!
members,
Neely
Moore
ana
rieim
cr;
harbor
master,
Allan
Fred-
j
DcWitt.
Guests
weie
William
llipm
!
Doumont,
R.
G.
Vandersluys
and
Government
Aernt's
Office
I
Fred
Mayhcw
i
Vancouver
i;
Len
Government
agent,
Robert
Brewerton
and
Don
S.
Netlson
Dunn
I
(Edmonton).
f
fisheries
Department
111-
mhmHHIHM
have
been
fill
-
p.liemi;,
Judiciary
iiit
departments,
is
carried
out
with
opemtion
bcttteen
'u.try,
department
and
the
.students
'
Mr.
G.mick.
Fu-
Day
was
lnaugu
us
auo
by
the
Jay-
ii
siH'-eeiiing
year
I
its
popularity,
the
a.ssignmcnts
f-1
II
-
.
I
LEAP
YEAR!
stenog-
fpector,
Ken
Malcolm
Duracleaning
rapher.
Claire
Ritchie.
1
Prince
liupcrt
Daily
News
Editor,
Dick
Kilborn;
reporter,
Roy
Anderson;
advertising
man-1
ager,
Barbara
Stalker.
Will
You
Be
M
y
Valentine?
loan
Ryan,
Mary
"!''',
Margaret
'
Trapp.
Barbara
But
Why
Exert
Yourself?
Hi
For
economy
md
convenience
.
.
.
hve
rr
upholstery
nd
floor
cocrin;s
DuracleoneJ
bv
experts,
ngf'l
it
ynr
home.
V.
the
unusual
cre
with
which
(hese
cr!isniea
beautify
your
furnishing).
Ourwclean
means
your
fabric
hstt
hnntr
because
ihis
modern,
sale
cleaning
process
mxid$
strong
soaps
and
chemical
which
so
Otien
harm
the
des
or
tannc.
Lonscr
hie
too.
because
there
is
no
wear,
no
breaking
oi
hbcrj
caused
by
machine
scrubbing.
TUlm
Minr
nrniectcd
service
IS
ffCOm-
B
!wa
Moore,
Noboro
'Mil;
Parifie
Airlinp
.
Rena
Ingram;
ra.
'
Seal
Cove
air
base,
Valentine
Cards.
Valentine
Cut-Out
Books
in
a
wide
selection,
ot
Civic
Centre
Physical
director,
Derrick
Letourneau;
physical
director,
Ethel
Moorehouse;
receptionist.
Muriel
Shier.
,
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships
Assistant
passenger
agent,
Ro.cs
Anderson.
Engineering
Department
Engineer.
Morris
Kaardal;
assistant
engineer.
Bill
Tsuchya;
.stenographer,
Joan-
Geddes.
Ineinploymrnl
Insurance
mended
by
America's
leading
furniture
and
(
P"t.
Nell
McAra:
Just
Use
a
Daily
News
Classified
Ad
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
department
stores.
I
Ray
Benson;
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Appleton.
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Tn
''r
to.-
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Web-j
'"firs
-
Hookkeeoer
I
What
Makes
Duraclean
"Different"
Service
Manager,
Roy
Feder-
.shipper,
Ru-
ison;
employment
ollicer
iooyi.
"''ngeration,
Rod
Harold
Paulson;
employment
officer
lElrli.
Vera
Wouden;
!
iiutor...
Hon
Hem-!
''Iiton,
I
I
i
It
clean
by
absorption!
'
i"1'
U...-CUri
Wat-;
claims
officer
tboyi,
Cecil
j
Brown;
claims
officer
(girl)
,
Helen
Olsen.
Forestry
Dept.
Draughtsman.
l'i
Uenman.
Embedded
dirt
and
grit
are
first
removed
by
deep
suction."
Man
cleaning
methods
leae
enough
dirt-laden
soap
in
your
rugs
and
upholstery
to
cause
"matting
'
or
'"rapid
rooil
ins"
Dwrwlaning
avoids
this.
The
mild
aerated
Duracltan
foam
loosens
gnd
absorbs
sticky
spil
and
siains,
holding
this
rcime
in
suspension
tbt
mrn
until
removed.
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TABLES
C0FFE
ilI)oun
Sankev
olav
Husvlk:
radi0
operator.
'"4
"nMructim.
nni
!
Angus
Smith;
clerk,
Dolly
Bent-
1
PerteiM.n
'sen.
Ktune
Clerk
Har-1
'
"
(:us,,""s
OfTice
Customs
of--'
ficer.
Llovd
Mamiussen.
Il
111
PnuluM.
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CFPR
Mel
Moore.
Darrel
''Oil
'a
:
i
Number
of
Times
,
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
75c.
Six
At
'"''Hi
Hiidland
Young,
Robert
Wood.
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Metal
Duinei
N'rtllcrn
C.
Power
Co.
'b
Bai
ne.s
'
Clerks.
Alf
il
Knutson,
Marjoric
OHulose"
Plant
iTattersa,:
Raymond
MacKay,
"
1'rapp;'
Chrls
El'ick!i0n'
technical
posi-aram;
comptrol-i
plant
engi"
ltions'
Jonn
MacDonald,
Ron
P(?n"f
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:
master
me-
i
Black-
111
Smith;
mill
su-'
t-anadian
National
Railways
1
Rlph
Endridtte"-1
Superintendent,
Fred
Christen-nager,
Margo'-sen;
freight
agent,
Clifford
"'
eiiRiiieer,
power;
Johnson;
ticket
agent,
Mel
And-Finlay.sun;
supervi-
I
erson.
"ni.
Cecil
Wing
l
Indian
Department
Henry
:llfrxNancy
Hill
ana
Alvln
McKay.
50c.)
No
inconvenience!
Duraclaanetf
tanncs
are
dry
in
just
a
lew
hour.
Special
ingredient
a
lotnhvrn
wool
libers.
Rug
pila
unmais
and
rises.
Colors
revie.
Your
tahrics
are
lelt
clean,
trcsh.
enlivened
.
.
.
your
home
is
mtre
ktt'Jl
to
live
u
ttb.
Dura
proof
If
you
wish,
ytv
atoy
oi
th
Mm
rie
hav
your
floor
eovr.ng,
vphot-tiff,
eWhing
or
fwn
Ourprooad.
Vou
fcove
4
ywi
iwolecfron
ooinrt
doos
,rom
ivterh
and
corpat
beafiw.
Alio
profeefi
ogafm
at
i
Id
w.
The
annual
cot
it
lor
Inan
epplf
iao
(
moth
oJuKom
younelf.
Harm
jcvr
fobfiei
Dumprooftd
lodoy-rbaont
Barnes
dvrtlepi.
PHONE
GREEN
328
A
World-Wide
Service
D.
J.
Duracleaners
Water
Strent
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
Add
four
words
if
bo
number
required
So
many
of
our
customers
ask
for
our
Coffee
Tobies,
End
Tables
and
Lamp
Tables
Simple,
'good
looking
and
smart
to
suit
any
home,
here
is
modern
styling
and
beauty
combined
to
give
you
the
utmost
in
value.
.
J;
Name
J-v,-ra-Nam
'I
Muntrea
'
'Vj'-a
BenneH
Annlda
!
Gordon
&
And
Phone
No
erson
Clerk.
1
Address
Ratty
Mar-
"How
is
it
that
you
are
late
this
morning?"
the
clerk
was
asked
by
his
employers.
"I
overslept,"
was
the
reply.
"What?
Do
you
sleep
at
home
as
well?''
inquired
the
employer.
m
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Limited
Phone
46
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