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Wednesaay.
February
10,
lf;"J
l'T
Richard
Still
Showing
Way
r
Omegas
Near
Loop
Title
As
CCC
Cut
Down
69-49
Manson's
Omegas
practically
'
Art
Helin
turning
in
a
good
tucked
away
the
Senior
B
league
But
Howe
Tops
Point
Getters
MONTREAL
(CP)
If
Mauri"e
average
of
.615
a
game.
That's
Rocket
Richard
keeps
to
l'.n
the
pace
he
maintained
the
present
goal-getting
clip
he
will
194P-49
campaign
when
he
snnr-
have
a
total
of
43
at
the
end
of
ed
43
goals
in
the
full
70-game
the
current
National
Hockey
season.
League
season.
Richard's
record-making
all-Montreal
i
Canadiens'
52-year-
time
total,
now
at
379.
is
far
old
right-winger,
now
in
his
12th
rhead
of
nny
other
active
play-campaign,
is
still
showing
old-
er
in
the
NHL.
sters
and
youngsters
alike
the
However.
Ooidie
Howe
of
tJo-
!
fi.
(
MY
MOM
IS
A
VHiz
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ATBAKI.G...YC,
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r
L0UR
,s
TH
i:
1
j
HH?lV
IT'S
UGHT
PURITY!
prt
of
putting
the
puck
into
the
troit
Red
Wings
is
showing
net.
This
is
the
sixiii
season
ii
his
career
he
has
scored
30
goal'
or
more.
way
to
the
Rocket
ana
tin
outers
in
the
tussle
for
this
Sanson's
point-scoring
honors.
T
ie
MIL'S
official
statistics,
releas
the
an
In
52
games
this
season
Rocket
has
fired
32
goals,
game
as
he
potted
la.
fcioD
Mac-Farlane
and
Bob
Smith
shared
with
Watts
and
Nickerson
scoring
honors
with
11
points
each.
Fred
Calderone
and
Don
Hart-wig
kept
a
strict
hand
on
the
Inter
A
game
calling
47
fouls
while
Bill
Morrison
and
Doug
Sankey
held
down
the
senior
game
to
24.
Nelson
Brothers
held
off
a
battling
Sunrise
squad
right
to
the
end
despite
being
edged
in
the
second
quarter.
Steve
Yama-moto
topped
Nelson
Brothers
with
13
points
while
Jack
McLean
paced
the
losers.
Lineups:
Senior
B
League
.Manson's
Olsen
3,
Dumas
2.
Soring
21.
Bill
17.
Webster
11.
Walsh
2,
Hartwlg
10,
Chrixtoif.
Total
09.
CCC
300
Club
S.
Scherk
15.
D
S:
herk
0,
Marshall
6,
Sunberg
18.
Thompon
2,
Enridge
2.
Total
49.
Inter
A
Leasue
North
Str-Helin
15.
Tait
8.
Morrison
12,
McKay
5,
Nickerso.i
championship
last
night
when
iht-y
went
on
a
scoring
spree
tnii
downed
Columbia
Cellulose
300.
Club
69-49
in
the
highest
scoring
game
of
the
season
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
Omegas
with
20
points
and
three
games
left
to
play
need
only
one
more
win
to
put
them
uu(
of
reach.
Second
place
G
&
A
would
have
to
win
ail
their
three
remaining
games
including
those
against
the
league
leaders
to
tie
Manson's.
In
the
Inter
A
loop
North
Star
handed
Watts
and
Nicker-n
its
11th
loss
of
the
season
64-44
to
stretch
its
lead
over
second
place
Fraser
and
Payne
to
four
games
as
many
as
the
dry-poods
squad
have
left
to
play.
IN
SKCONI)
I'LAt'E
Nelson
Brothers
moved
into
second
place
in
the
Inter
B
league
by
downing
Sunrise
39-34.
Despite
ttie
efforts
of
Bill
Sunberg
who
scored
18
points
and
Sid
Scherk
who
chalked
up
15.
CCC
couldn't
halt
the
rapid
lire
scoring
of
Manson's.
The
ed
today,
show
Howe
with
5'i
points,
made
up
of
21
goals
unci
37
assists.
Richard
has
only
-0
assists
to
put
with
his
32
'mils
and
trails
Howe
by
six
points
Howe
failed
to
score
in
ttinv
games
last
week
but
picked
up
...it
a
most
four
assists,
while
Hithirns
point-making
was
confined
to;
three
goals
in
three
games.
j.
Harry
Lumlcy
irf
Toronto
;
Leafs
lost
ground
to
TVpyi
Sawclnik
of
Detroit
in
the
goal-
tenders'
little
feud.
Lumlcy
s'iil
leads,
with
a
goals-against
;iv-;
cragc
of
1
68
to
Sawrhuk
s
1.73.1
But
a
week
ago
Sawchuk
had
:
183
and
Lumlcy
170.
C!
e
i
r
y
McNeil
of
Montreal
holds
third
place
easily
with
2.15.
Quakers
Trim
Vancouver
6-2
I!
y
The
t':;n:u!kin
Ptrwi
Saskatoon
Quakers
bhisted
Vancouver
Canucks
6-2
and
moved
three
points
ahead
of
fourth-place
Edmonton
Flyiivs
Tuesday
night
in
Vancouver.
11
was
the
only
action
of
the
night
in
the
Western
Hockey
League.
The
victory
puis
the
Q.iakers
only
five
points
behind
the
second-place
Calgary
Stampcri-ers
and
nine
behind
Vancouver
the
current
king-pins.
Edmonton
isn't
the
only
club
with
its
shooting
eye
on
that
third
slot.
New
Westminster
Ve.
Mom.
tlir
kid
(anil
U.ul)
tu
for
tin-
li;lil
Llntl
of
liakini!
Noil
al-
nsriTE
snow
ami
zero
weallier.
Canada's
veteran
runner,
Gerald
Cote
of
St.-Hyacinthe,
Que.,
steps
briskly
along
a
38-mile
stretch
of
highway.
Cote
Is
aiming
for
a
place
on
Canada's
team
at
the
British
Empire
Oames
in
Vancouver
this
summer.
This
snowy
jaunt
was
undertaken
when
he
carried
an
official
message
from
St.
Hyacinthe
to
the
International
Snow-Shoers
Convention
Ip
Montreal
inviting
delegates
to
Vrsit
his
hometown.
WHL
STANDINGS
li
Tw
C'uniidiitn
Irrs
I
VETERAN'
HOCKEY
PLAYER
Joe
Shack
of
Winnipeg,
38.
recovering
from
an
eye
operation
for
a
displaced
retina
in
his
left
eye
in
London,
England,
has
recovered
the
sight
of
the
eye
but
an
official
of
Harringay
Racers
hockey
club
indicated
his
playing
days
may
be
over.
Shack,,
captain
of
the
Harringay
team,
has
been
in
English
hockey
since
194S
and
played
previously
with
St.
Paul,
Ottawa
Senators
of
the
Quebec
Senior
League
and
briefly
with
New
York
Rangers
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
The
eye
condition
is
believed
to
have
resulted
from
hard
knocks
he
received
during
his
career.
uav
I
tti
u
mil
vt
till
I'uriiy
l
lonr!
21,
Black
3,
Donaldson.
Total
61.
!
Watt.s
&
Nicker-on
McFur-
i
millers
dropped
the
first
quar
The
li-nclens:
'
Hake
willi
all-piirMir
I'uriiy
I
lour
am)
erniai
on
lijjil.
lender
cake
fl.ik
iie
uml
ia-trv
tielieintH
Itreail
arid
rolU.
It"
iluniin.i.nrit
htl,
no
il'i
exlra
gtMMl
for
'em
lo.
Nexl
lime
lw
liake.
try
llir
aifleil
llirouli.'.ilk
flour
llial'n
i
in
A
:n
jo
20
i
M
'J7
Hnwo,
1M
roit
.
.
K
(chard.
Montreal
l.inilstiy.
Dctroil
.
.
Genffnon,
M-mtrcal
Ifl'ltM'l,
I'llCIIl
.
I
Kelly.
U'irolt
i
Mostlell.
Mnntroal
.
ter
12-7,
drew
to
within
one
lane
ll,
smim
n,
wescn
j,
point
of
the
Omegas
.by
the
2:10
Christolf
3,
Ratchford.
Letour-
maik
of
the
second
period
when:
neau
6,
Sedgewlck
4,
Enridge
1.
the
score
stood
23-22.
1
Schroeder
3.
Total
44.
Inter
B
League
IIOO.MH,
iiiiiivTih
inn
I.I.AI)
i
SunriseDumas
5,
sankey
2,
However,
tw
o
quick
baskets
"xurcotte,
Hauden.schild
9,
Mah
4,
by
Ray
Spring
who
led
Man-
j
Rt,ed
parent,
McLean
14,
Birtch.
son's
with
21
points
and
assist-
1
Total
34.
cd
by
Danny
Bill,
Mickey
Web-j
kelson
Brother.?
Newton
8.
.ster
and
Don
Hartwig
who
net-
R
vtatsuo
4.
N.
Morven
4,
K.
lloan
auav
!
w
l.
I
a
rt
1
07'J
1
Royals
are
breathing
down
:
samtfurd.
Uwum
.
Flyer
necks
from
the
slim
dist-
,
oim.-arad.
Montreal
ance
of
three
points
and
with'
R,';nh'N'"i''rY(1lrk
Y
.Sloan.
Toronto
....
Peirsnn.
iostin
Henry.
New
York
.
.
llnlelitli.
New
York
.
Team
standings:
W
L
Matsuo
5,
R.
Morven
4,
Nakatsu
1,
Mat-suba,
Yamamoto
13.
Total
39
STANDINGS
Srillitr
II
l.l?uc
W
L
Pts
01
Munson's
10
9
20
3
ine
piay-ons
coming
near,
saskatoon
needed
that
win.
Quakers
win
was
the
first
in
four
coastal
starts.
They
lost
to
Victoria,
New
Westminster
and
Seattle.
ted
17.
14
and
10
points
respectively
'
Manson's
drew
ahead
again
to
set
up
an
insurmountable
lend.
The
jewellers
took
the
second
quarter
21-20,
the
third
16-8
and
finished
off
the
game
outscoi
ing
the
shorlhanded
mill
Kamloops
Edge
Smoke
Eaters
For
Second
Spot
It)
ail
Vancouver
3!
Ul
6
15S
124
04'
13
25
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caluarv
'J
21
4
200
1-U
62
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11
2H
117
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25
22
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Anderson
.
.
7
8
14
ers
20-14.
CCC
were
down
to
five
ccc
300
Ciut,
31
30
28
20
31
20
10
Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
'
.
Boston
New
York
thlcaito
Vic
Lynn
led
the
Saskatoon
crew
with
two
goals
and
Eldie
Kobussen,
Jack
Mt-Leod,
Chuck
Canadian
Press
Stall
Writer
men
who
played
the
full
game
i
imrr
a
ltokup
with
Ralnh
Enridire
of
the
Inter
North
Smr
n
2
f-raspr
4
fayne
5
A
1
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t-
crMillinnr
(ham
rff
rfrGk
Nickerson
...
Oil
Inler
II
League
4
1
One
period
of
hockey
Tuesday
j
noldaway
and
Hy
Buller
each
i
night
was
enough
to
win
an
scored
enre.
Gcoidie
Kerr
an
t
2
'
inter-league
encounter
in
the
Chuck
McCmlough
were
the
3
interior
and
shoot
Kamloops
Vancouver
marksmen.
sionally.
J
xw
I
Kn
ih.-o.tKmy
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s
1
5
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7
Manson's
The
fast
and
furious
Inter
A
almost
I
Si?!""'"?,1"
game
saw
North
Star
Hotshots
Take
708
Loop
Lead
h
1?J
I
fj
1
"
'
unites.
.
c.
4
5
5
5
a
6
o
2
6
i
4
2
2
5
2
4
t
6
Sunrise
Junior
ltn
I.
Sea
Cadets
Ortn?s
tifiorts
Shon
bultfers
Annunciation
blank
Watts
and
Nickerson
for
most
of
the
first
quarter,
taking
it
17-6.
However,
Bill
McChes-ney's
crew
fought
back
to
hold
the
bottlers
12-12
in
the
second,
12-12
in
the
third
but
faded
in
the
stretch
to
drop
the
last
frame
23-14.
Dick
Nickerson
led
the
North
2
I
Elks
into
second
place
for
the
,
3
first
time
this
season.
!
2
i
The
victory,
a
4-3
fast-passing
2
hockey
game,
was
taken
by
Elks
4
from
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
of
the
ij
;
Western
International
Hockey
3
League.
,
It
was
played
on
Okanagan
1
Senior
Hockey
League
ice
at
J
Kamloops.
'
The
Elks
romped
to
a
4-0
lead
Canucks
looked
like
anything
but
the
league-leaders
and
played
the
man
while
the
Prairie
team
played
the
puck.
Penalties
were
fairly
even
in
the
bruising
battle,
Saskatoon
sitting
out
seven
to
Vancouver's
six.
Saskatoon
went
ahead
2-0
at
the
end
of
the
first
period,
were
in
front
3-2
at
the
end
of
the
NBC
Power
(ilrlw
l.eagiie-
Donis
6
rostv's
Lockers
4
Star
squad
with
21
points
with
1
Hainblrds
0
by
the
end
of
the
first
period
as
sefond
ara
o't"-oi-ei
canu.-ks
OUTDOORS
WA
?U,
-
Andy
Clovechok
and
Bud
Evans
-3.0
in
tne
finai
frame.
Hotshots
took
lour
p
lints
Fri-
1
Jay
ni';ht
to
nudge
Ti;j;er
C.i's
in
the
Local
708
Five-Pin
bow'-'
in:;
league
pacesetters
down
to
i'tcond
place
and
take
over
the
loop
leadership
with
42
points.
Ti
;er
Cats
trail
by
one
point.
'
Maniacs
who
chalked
up
a
:
team
hiah
sir.:!e
of
1037
and
team
high
tmee
o
2fi!i5,
maintained
their
hold
on
third
plat
e
'with
39
points.
P.
Uutton
roiled
291
to.
take-ladi"s
hi
;h
single
and
CWr"
B
!-lit
my
captured
ladies
hi"h
three
.wit
It
072.
For
tile
men.
D
Wick
cclleff'etl
double
honors
with
a
hi.h
sin-ie
ol
245
and
a
high
three
of
G39.
Standings
in
the
remainder
of
the
league
are
as
follows:
Woodbutchers,
3S;
Powe;
house
33;
Atoms
32;
Boom
Cats
30;
Shcarpins
23;
Sparks
22;
Digesters
20;
Handicaps
19;
Gremlins
mm
ffiwrfiw
mm
blinked
the
light
once
eacn
ana
Don
"Slats"
Slater
beat
Trail's
Seth
Martin
twice.
back
in
the
There
are
many
of
us
who
do.
und
a
raging
torrent
to
those
not
not
realize
the
amount
of
game
well
acquainted
wun
Its
habits
Smokies
Smokies
came
came
animals
and
birds
actually
living
at
this
time
of
year,
nonetheless
'.
second
with
playing
coach
Moe
here
on
Kaien
Island.
These
BOB
ARMSTRONG
and
two
Young
and
Apps
Dorohoy
mak
BRCffil
ADVERTISING
IN
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
creatures
thrive
after
a
fashion
cronies
took
three
steelheads
because
the
law
protects
them
I
from
it
last
Thursday.
Fishing
from
shooting
and
trapping;
but
J
is
pretty
well
confined
to
the
how
much
better
would
they
do,
pool
right
now,
but
Bob
will
sub-and
how
much
more
in
evidence
j
mit
gladly
to
a
little
brain-would
they
become
if
other
laws
!
picking
by
brother
anglers;
go
anent
the
running
of
dogs
at
see
him!
large
were
enforced?
,
Last
Sunday
your
columnist
j
A
simple
way
to
protect
the
ob
ei
ved
a
pack
of
five
collarless
i
winding
on
rod
guides
if
rod
is
Smith
Shoots
Perfect
Score
.
Glen
Smith
joined
the
ranks
of
perfect
marksmen
last
night
when
the
Civic
Centre
Youth
Rifle
club
held
its
weekly
shoot.
He
scored
100
points
out
of
a
possible
100,
with
a
l'8-inch
grouping.
Second
for
the
night
was
Frank
Anfield
with
99
per
cent.
Other
high
scorers
were
Bill
Holgate,
Terry
Aukl
and
John
Clibbelt
who
tied
with
98:
Robert.
Pedersen
and
Wayne
Crowe
with
97;
Max
Fleming
with
9G;
George
Pearson
with
95:
Joe
Kraupner
and
Terry
Pavola
with
94.
ing
it
4-2
by
the
end
of
the
;
period.
Hal
Gordon
and
Martin
locked
the
doors
from
then
until
13:51
of
the
third
when
Young
again
connected
from
the
blue
line,
i
Young,
going
for
a
tie,
pulled
i
Martin
at
18:35
when
Kamloops'
,
:
Bud
Evans
was
thumbed
for
j
tripping.
However,
Kamloops
;
held
onto
the
puck
until
the
final
whistle.
As
the
teams
stand
now
in
the
OSHL,
Pcnticton
has
cinched
i
the
league
leadership
with
70
;
1
I,.
'I
i
V
4ESr
being
transported
around
or
undergoing
heavy
usage,
is
to
bind
them
with
adhesive
or
scotch
tape,
the
former
is
more
resistant
to
water
and
gets
my
first
choice.
This
trick
is
particularly
valuable
when
rod
Is
mongrels
obviously
returning
from
a
hunt,
since
one
of
them
was
endeavoring
to
rid
himself
of
a
bunch
of
newly
acquired
porcupine
quills
around
the
mu??le.
Two
of
these
mongrels
were
certainly
part
coyote,
the
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
points.
The
Tuestlay
night
win
put
Kamloops
second
with
50.
However,
Vernon
Canadians
and
Kelowna
Packers
are
tied
others
nondescript,
long-haired
frequently
placed
against
stan-black
and
chions
when
trolling
or
when
pooches
generally
Dick
Williams,
an
avid
gun
brown;
it
is
just
such
bands
of
j
rested
up
against
a
rock
while
marauding
canines
as
these
j
adjusting
lures,
sharp
corners
which
will
some
day
attack
a
i
would
otherwise
cut
thcough
the
just
one
point
behind
Kamloops,
collector
with
more
than
90
dif-;
so
it's
anybody's
race
for.
second
ferent
types
of
weaixms,
pttenri-
SpOtr.
.
.
.
ed
last
night's
session
and
help-
chilrt
nlnv.
Onirklv
thp
rtl:.
flnp
silk
verv
pasilv.
Trfilllnc
rod
myj
hcAirirs
roriGh.-
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ctaild
eoi
'.holders;
being
rubbet.cttshionedAT'i
moves
ltp
v.
Mata-
,
ed
histruotors
pick
Paul,
mm
I
it,
as.
ayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
.or
'ip1
by
i
Ijoatd
ing
Takes
ovbr
andhhe
youngster
I
doinj
the
saiHe
thiw?.-
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4f
R'vi8
a
brief
talk
on
handh
or
by
tbr
(jovernrrenl
Botch
Columbia
,
,
Ma
pie
Leais.
.
i
i
of
h
Runs.
.
Salmon
season
coming
up'
:
.shortly,
and
have
vou
checked
1
'
f
will
be
worriect
to
a
point
of
serious
injury
or
worse.
Hi
'
:
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it
.
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..,
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...
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Hi.
-
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It
is
a
fact
that
there
are
deer
;
on
that
old
line?
If
any
sign
of
!
AAnfthowc
Wine
rmht
on
this
island,
and
grouse
I
wear
or
fraying
then
replace-
too,
the
Game
Act
calls
for
the
j
ment
is
in
order.
Remember
to
'
SPOKANE,
Wash,
tfl
Harry
seizure
and
impoundment
of
grease
the
reel,
too,
bearings
i
Kid)
Matthews
of
Seattle
threw
does
chasing
either
of
them;
!
thrive
on
it,
while
salt
water
a
solid
right
and
knocked
out
:
BE
AMONG
THE
FIRST
in
Canj.b
.stumiing
niw
lord
"
uM"'1""
19S
lord
with
a
lonKcr,
lower,
siylinR
tnn.1.
You
(ret
Mtperh
intenon
nitrits
and
upholster).
You
ha
J"
1
that's
smooth
and
cast-,
yet
staNe
aster
hantllinK.
i-.isit-r
pjrkiui;.
PI'9"
fitc-ot
new
I'm
l
ord!
I
liter
toil'
furthermore,
any
dog
found
makes
rust.
The
tip
guide
needs!
Jack
Nelson
at
1:16
of
the
first
in
a
scheduled
10-round
hea-vy
je
7f(.J
'('ta'cef
weight
match
Tuesday
night.
i
Nelson
never
landed
a
punch
J
running
at
large
within
the
close
inspection
if
the
angler
uses
boundaries
of
a
game
reserve
nylon
line,
for
it
cuts
deeply
may
be
destroyed
by
any
game
unless
the
guides
are
of
dead
warden
or
constable.
Perhaps
hard
steel.
in
the
brief
encounter.
i
JUST
100K
AT
THE
WONDERFUL
PRIZES
YOU
CAN
WIN
I
Ol
evert;
o
i
winners
forio
.
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!kt
BRAND
NIW
1954
M0DU
fORD
"Customline"
SEDANS
Yo:il
cerlcinl,
ho.
7
-
7OUIO,
FLY
.
.
.
.jl
WIN
IS
AS
GHEAf
AS
ANYONt
EISE
S
your
enlriti
in!
25
fabulous
Necchi
Sewing
Maihines
fmrmNo
is
iasyi
in
a
word.
l"nI
some
of
us
are
all
unaware
that
,
Kaien
Island
is
a
closed
area
under
the
Game
Act!
Penalties
upon
a
dog
owner
can
run
into
heavy
money
on
conviction
of
fin
infringement
of
these
laws,
plus
costs
of
impoundment
chnnies;
cats
receive
even
less
attention
at
law,
they
may
be
destroyed
by
'
aforementioned
officers
at
any
time
when
they
are
found
in
unfenced
woodland,
and
the
abandonment
of
any
cat
In
woodland
is
punishable
by
fine
and
Imprisonment.
The
tentative
date
for
the
im
910a
1
iwiicnea
to
out
--
-
with
nd-nafu
trom
two
tiui
"'m-u;ik
r.Ml
Hn.i..Lniini
Sol
and
Yw'
..
.
mm
I
fl
V
Ji
contents
with
Blu
Bonn.1
S.,
P.O.
Box
2
I
70,
Toronto.
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f
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Jit
amazing
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nr
wnli
Incliiiii
ltie
(no
is.-l');
insi.ini
itmlioi
lur
-
irwai.l
and
rt.vfAC
st-wiitK;
.n
feed
udiusimfH
(or
v!ariiinn;
huili-in
knee
control;
many
oilier
exclusive
abl
priji
go
to
Canadiont
vry
two
Sdan,
5
Ntcchi
Swinfl
Machinei,
3
u
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Radios.
155
winntri
m
olM
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li-aturiA.
25
C.F-
Automatic
Rotary
Ironers
JOO
MARCONI
S-Tube
1
tit
ironer
that
its
you
sit
down
on
the
jith!
No
tiresome
pushing
and
pulliriK,
rlji-Aiirk
mi
cay
a
child
can
do
it,
and
even
lafttier
Puwerlul
sunerlK-irnxljn
-t
n
MaruMli
the
l!'l"l
rj.li.i!
I
.iellcnl
liMif
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vitv.
Built
in
loop
antenna.
M
klinc
hitc
plaMit-
niinunl
Rod
b
Gun
Club
banquet
I
is
March
3,
but
this
may
be
set
bark
due
to
the
loss
of
Game
.
Commissioner
Cunningham;
it
Is
expected
that
one
of
the
biolopists
will
act
as
representative.
Believe
it
or
not,
but
there
Is
an
American
firm
quite
seriously
1
pieces
are
tuiik!v
mastered,
ENJOY
BLUE
BONNET
MARGARINE
.
ENTER
NOW
...
'
i
ib
aa-
t0t",
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
advertising
a
body
armor
for
1914
Can
Contest
)ntest
hunters;
it
comes
in
five
differ
I
t
p,,
,
i
'
t
-
fnroiwl
pf.al.
rnt
colors
and
is
claimed
to
be
I
m
I
,w
A'fo
h.t
nd
proof
against
shotgun
slugs,
and
Savace
.303
and
similar
rifle
SCO
I
Ifu.
Iron.!
to
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
all
ALASKA
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
Voit'U
love
the
nuany
sweet
flavor
ol
Canada's
line-qua
lily
all-veeta
hie
margarine
.
.
.
you'll
appreciate
its
valuable
nutrition
.
.
,
you'll
save
money
.
.
.
AND
YOU
CAN
WIN
Tl
KRII
IC
MY
NAME
t
bullets.
It
Is
Marty's
sincere
prayer
that
this
equipment
never
becomes
necessary
in
our
Cana
and
6icttvd
in
Zi-ctt
L
.
j
MYADDMSSIS
dian
forests!
The
Cloyah
is
high,
off-color,
This
advertisement
it
not
published
by
the
liquor
Coalial
tuaid
er
by
the
Coverumenl
el
tiilitli
Columbia
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wlnnere'
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