Prince
Rupeir
Daily
New
Tuesday,
January
8,
15,52
,Z1
though
it
is
common
knowledge'
,
that
the
Union
feels
a
substan-1
Ual
increase
is
necessary
this
i
year
In
view
of
the
rise
in
the
cost
of
living.
This
view
was
ex-':
pressed
strongly
at
last
night's
:
meeting
5
SP
S.
CHAMBER
OMMERCE
Moose,
Stevedores
j
Fish
Workers
Are
Pallbearers
jj
Yhges
Members
of
the
Moose
and
Pcoj)fc
prince
IQinert
SINCERE
THANKS
REGULAR
NOW!
Rupert
Shorewoi
kers'
i
j
Longshoremen's
Union
officiated
pnne
Ot1ui.r1.itr
aflornnnn
at
Ihn
fun.
It
was
bumper
attendance
at
i
lie
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
liU-lit
some
sixty
member...
Guests
included
Capt.
William
Kouthnm,
harbor
master,
and
Gcolf
Hill,
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
oi
Commerce.
the
United
Fishermen
LOCal
Of
r,-..
t
..t
T
.rn-A
UnU.r.nrl
urVlntA
M,
"For
years
I
suf-
i
fered
from
chronic
constipation
that
'death
occurred
last
'week
under
and
Allied
Workers
Union
met
,
!t-aiic
circumstances.
last
night
to
formulate
wage
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
proposals
tor
the
1952
agree-,
j
made
me
feci
miser
able.
IN
ov
I
eat
,
!
A
Chance
may
SOOn
come
to
talented
Prince
Ru-'f
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
offi-
ment
and
delegated
R.
L.
Gar--j
,
J
,
,
.
,
,
,
,
'
c'nteri
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
diner,
secretary
of
the
local,
and
j
pert
young
people
to
ne
heard
at
no
cost
to
themselves
c,
B
c
Unilertaji-
and
Mis.
j.
w.
d.
Gmiuiw
to
cany
the
pro-,
I
K.r
.1,,.
t,t
the
m-outuut
natnK
in
r-nltiirnl
nnrl
finp'C.
Gilker
presided
at
the
organ,
posals
to
a
coast-wide
wage
con-
all-bran
daily
and
feel
wonderful!"
Mrs.
F.
Riuux,3622
1
Three
new
members
were
admitted
Douglas
W.
Snular,
general
manager
here
nl
the
B.
C.
l'ackers;
Alistair
Fra
er,
barrister,
and
James
E.
Taylor,
new
manager
of
the
Hoval
Rank
of
Canada.
uy
.
uiui,
w
b-vuv
interment
was
in
Fairview
I
erf
nrv
to
be
held
in
Vancouver
aits
and
by
audiences
of
10,000
people
or
more.
And
1
cemetery
''
"
I
if
a
plan,
soon
to
be
presented
to
city
organizations,;
is
accepted,
a
lot
more
local
talent
may
be
cultivated!
Park
Ave.,
Montreal,
Que.
Just
one
of
many
unsolicited
letters
front
all-bran
users!
if
you
need
help
'
for
constipation
due
to
lack
of
bulk,
simply
eat
an
ounce
of
crispy
all-bran
daily,
drink
plenty
of
Water!
If
not
completely
atmfird
after
10
days,
return
empty
carton
to
Kellojin's,
Ixndon,
Ontario.
tiXT
DOUBLE
YOUK
MONEY
BA(;kI
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
January
13.
These
delegates
will
!
join
Tom
Parkin,
northern
representative
of
the
Union:
who
is
'
already
in
the
south
on
union
j
business.
I
It
is
not
likely
the
actual
wage
'demands
will
be
made-
public
'until
they
have
been
placed
in
i
the
hands
of
f
ie
oparators,
al-
'Trade
has
invited
the
Iccal
j
here.
'
!
Chamber
to
send
one
of
its
exec-i
th
cominii
annual
general
..,..
Bus
Skids
Kids
Walk
to
School
v
'
H'6
V
dl
1
CU
U
V
IT
I
tlUU
13
IIIU.1l.)
iliirn
n-,r.r.-,r-ri,...
In
Tm
-mi
t
r-
..
.
i
.
,
unit
jiiv.nibi.io
tw
j.i-11!.!.
iv
:
metinff
or
Lne
iivic
incline
,
.
,j
.
..i.,i.
.t,iP,
rr..r.i.r
,
.
'
,
,
CT
i
,
11
1
LK
1
f
O
LCU
in
111
talent
IU1C111.
ii!101
he
says.
mnr.tinrr
rlinr-n
Trinnril-.r
01
IX
r
l-
1
area
urifVs
rwiriouinntil
linht
winri-'
.v..ii..
iii.ic
wunuaij
j.
.
oresenv
me
uiuu
tu
lunu
a
The
first
MacMilhan
Club
was
Harvey
was
asked
to
go
but
stat-'
MacMillan
Fine
Arts
;
;
gjr
Ej-nest
driven
falling
on
ley
-tarted
13
vears
azo
in
Van-
!
snows
that
it
would
be
Impossible.!
Club
here,
t0
be
aJfUiated
with
f
and
a
the'idel
e
has
Jince
'.treet.
and
sidewalks,
traffic
The
new
president,
T.
Njrtan
e
original
club
in
Vancouver.
"prince
!
conditions
became
even
more
Youngs,
w.11
name
a
delegate,
j
through
this
medium,
says
Mr.
I
Zrtl
Saskatchewan
.
hazardous
in
Prince
Rupert
to-
Stim,
any
talented
person
whojan(1
Ontario
Vancouver
orlgl-idav
but,
up
to
noon,
as
far
as
The
Chamber
will
apply
foi"
has
passed
elimination
contests
Outstanding
quality
has
made
Salada
Canada's
largest
selling
tea.
1
membership
in
the
newly
fo.-med
here,
wiU.
be
able
to
appear
fM
movement
which
is
nationwide,
there
had
been
no
serious
mis-
Chamber
of
the
MacMillan
Club
Festivals,;
British
Columbia
The
name
"
of
the
club
Is
de-
haps.
Ill
-....1
en
i
l,.in
',
-J
1
io
.
In
m.
;
Commerce.
I
...
ii,
jvj....
c,UK.tu.u.,.
irjved
from
the
original
spon.
Cars
were
skidding
and
going
19)2
BABY
-
Firt
baay
born
In
Canada
In
1952
was
Walker
Mrs
a
o
a
m
r
0
i
of
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Whitty,
Westmount,
N.8.
The
1
as
born
at
nine
minutes
after
midnight,
Jan.
1,
at
St.
ril
.
I
"0T
S'T
Ernest
MacMillan,
who
0ff
the
streets
in
various
parts
d,i,.,i
Payout
of
$30
due
the
ccunc.l
The
annual
m.
Ma
kin
Bowl
Rally
;
.
;(jnsLstenlly
shown
an
ta.
the
M
the
end
of
West.
of
Bntisi-i
Columbia
Associatei
for
instance
held
in
June
m
teregt
jn
fjne
h
educational
view,
a
school
bus
slipped
off
the
Boards
of
Trade,
now
betas
Stanjey
Park
draws
more
than
:
systpm
and
hM
gjve
untlrlng,y
gtreet
whlIe
rounding
the
sharp,
y,at
rnity
Hospital,
byciney,
N.8.,
and
was
accorded
the
oi
ciiii.se
oi
the
different
time
zone
Atlantic.
The
nlne-
wouna
up,
was
approved
ai
las.
iu.uuu
"'
'
0
his
time
and
effort
to
fur-
corner
off
Vanarsdol
Street
into
:
nights
local
Chamber
meeting,
acting
talent
for
Theatre
Under
interests
of
"the
clubs.
I
Atlin
Avenue
and
was
left
with
twi
ounce
Infant
Is
shown
with
Pat
Campbell.
R
N.
the
Stars
will
be
among
winners
j
I
CP
PHOTO)
OBJECTIVES
the
front
high
in
the
air.
Child-
;
Douglas
in
the
annual
drama
rally.
A
letter
from
Hon.
As
laid
down
by
the
constflu-
ren
in
the
bus,
unhurt,
left
the
;
Atbott,
minister
of
finance,
gave;
formal
notice
of
the
winding
up
of
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control.
'
tion
of
the
club,
objectives
are
!
vehicle
and
proceeded
to
walk
to
j
-as
follows:
j
school.
1.
To
give
to
talented
young
j
,
!
(
people
not
only
public
hearing
j
a.
uoca
In
Prince
Rupert,
a
Mac-millan
Club
of
Vine
Arti
coulJ
be
sponsored
by
city
organizations
much
the
same
way
as
it
is
done
in
Vancouver,
only
on
a
smaller
scale.
Several
talent
contests
and
concerts
could
be
held
a
year
and
the
top
talent
enlisted
to
enter
the
main
concerts
In
Vancou
n
Francois
Lake
Tie
Chamber
was
not
much
Interested
In
a
communication
Ergm
th
Natural
Resources
League"
of
British
Columbia,
ar.
ijrga.iization
designed
to
guard
'
natural
resources
such
a-
land
recognitaion
but
also
op-
pbrtunity
to
obtain
practice
in
making
public
demonstrations
!of
their
skills.
Without
oppor-i
tunities
afforded
by
an
organi-'
nation
such
as
the
MacMillan
d
PERSONAL
Frozen
Over
gs
SPECIAL!
''
i
lj
'
'l-V
'
Lodics'
Worm
'
;
Wool
Lined
Boots
Mis."
Alida
Johnson
sailed
to-
natural
park
areas.
It
would
11
i-rrrs
n
left
by
ail
i;i
a
tru'f.
tu:im'.s.s.
cay
on
the
Camosun
for
a
U;rec
mtl
CI
1
.
t,.lM
TV.
nnmm,,,.l
V.'
,
juvrr
wvl-
h.lda,
tr.?
to
Vancouver.
;
-
liJorc
Ciramlmolli
cr
i
'
Clubs,
talented
youngsters
are
.
,
,
LAKE
1
Special
to
FRANCOIS
faced
with
serious
difficulties
'
Daily
News
1
-Francois
Lake
froze
in
obtaining
public
hearing.
I
2.
To
disseminate
work
of
the
over
last
night
and
is
now
clos-ed
to
ferry
navigation.
People
can
in..,
a,.,
dcoartment
of
schools
.
throughout
the
wnole
student
i
now
'walk
across
the
ice.
H
B
.K'M-hesler,
alter
William
Kurulck
left
by
air
yesterday
for
a
trip
to
Vancou-
fhnt
CjOU'll
at
ver.
the
past
couple
of
the
city
on
business.
the
Camosun
today
on
n
to
Vanniiiver.
body
bv
providing
activities!
I
V
The
British
Columbia
Trans
pnrtation
Bureau
advised
the
Chamber
that
express
companies
could
not
be
held
responsible
(or
lsss
and
damage
due
to
weather
conditions.
W.
S.
HanimcnJ.
whos?
wife
recently
passed
away,
has
sold
c.i
Sunday
the
Infant
dau::.n-
connected
with
the
fine
arts
tor
icr
of
M:
an!
Mr.i.
Robeil
Men-'
the
non-talented
as
well
as
the
ifcies.
E20
Alfred
Street,
wo.c
her
talented.
ll7TiTTrrlSi,fey
t
'
......
,
'maternal
grandmother's
gown
3.
To
provide
means
whereby
1
i
rn:i,il
a
rived
In
the
his
house
on
Sixth
Avenue
East
kin;-
y-sterday
from
wllliah
Glass,
construction
unci
'
,ie
silent
the
.superintendent
of
B.C.
Packers'
and
New
Year
season
I'd.
Mr.
Himmond
is
rtmain
.
'
.nuly
Ing
In
Prince
Rupert.
land
gold
cross
at
her
Christeti-;
young
people
may.
after
leaving
J.
T.
Harvey
or
W.
J.
Scott
may
represent
the
annual
meeting
ol
the
TouriKt
and
Travel
Bureau
1:1
Vancouver
Ma
ch
28.
i
ig
at
St.
peters
cnuicn.
oe;u
sciiooi,
coiainuc
10
iukc
pan
C.ive.
The
ceremony
was
pc.-!fine
arts
activities.
lis
r
.
af;cr
,s;:endin
Trc
candidates
were
accepted
.
and
New
Yejr
nt
the
regular
meeting
of
the
:h
his
parents
Mi
.:
Wcmn
of
the
Moose
at
tht.
1
l.-v.m,,
left
by
Moosp
Temple
with
M
s.
iC.
M,
,v
on
his
return
vj
Mrlntyre
in
the
chair.
A
short
f
irmed
by
the
rector.
Rev.
H
U.
Junior
McMillan
Clubs
have
IBird.
She
received
the
names
been
founded
in
most
high
jt'a.bara
Jean.
The
Godparents
schools
in
Vancouver
from
which
'
we
e
her
aunt,
Margaret
Jean
1
talent
is
derived.
Such
ft
club
1
Duf
fus,
and
Ernest
R.
Elliott.
,
also
is
suggested
here.
i
"
j
The
form;
of
activities
which
U,
rhmher
at.
the
monthly
coulrj.be
sponsored
by
the
clubs
Fashion
Footwear
-
1
.
v.
1:1
Var.
caver
Instead
of
a
brickbat,
the
provincial
Department
of
Public
Works
Is
to
receive
a
bou-ouet
from
the
Prince
Itirrrt
Chamber.
Appreciation
will
be
expressed
to
the
department
on
its
effort
to
keep
Highway
16
open
during
the
winter
bc-tr-een
Prince
Kupert
and
meeting
of
the
Junior
Chainbc
'Answered
'
business
session
was
followed
by
i
serving
of
refreshments.
(
E.T.
Aop'ewhaite.
M
P.,
T.
Nor-
.
ton
Youncs
and
W.
D.
Smith
;
lctt
by
air
yesterday
for
Vancouver
to
attend
meetings
of
the
executive
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association
being
held
today
and
tomorrow
in
the
'
southern
city.
on
January
18.
I
On
reccmm"njation
of
the
highway
committee,
Hugo
Kra
ipner.
chai
man,
the
may.
t
yer-Why?
are
talent
contests,
quiz
contests,
oratorical,
and
music
presentations;
art
and
craft
displays:
literature
contests
and
.11
itrical
productions.
For
local
concerts,
talent
from
the
Vancouver
club
would
be
available
without
cost.
Such
concerts,
says
Mr.
Stirn,
could
bnn?
additional
revenue
to
a
club
here
and
give
citizens
a
variety
of
entertainment
as
well
as
being
an
inspiration
to
local
talent.
"
if
rr.iver
i
rk
I
Hi
re
'
1
I
,
FEEL
BETHR
FAST!
p
1
I"
HERVV
UBXID
PfiPER
V
yH
Hu".o
Kraui'iicr
told
the
mcet-'r.j
that
he
would
be
going
to
Vancouver
next
week
to
attend
a
meeting
or
th;
Briti.h
Columbia
Automobile
Association.
He
would
c.c
giad
to
take
along
any
T
rese
Hal!
111s
fnm
the
Chamber
!:i
regard
to
Highway
18.
tun
0,..
1
F'
v
11:.
,.
of
Edmonton
will
be
assurca
01
full
co-opcrati;,n
trom
the
lccai
Chamber
of
Ccmmerce
In
the
campaic'i
to
have
the
missing
link
of
the
northern
trans,
ro-vir.cial
highway
between
E'nclav
Mill;
'and
K:BridC
cdmplctcu.
Chamber
Iv
Hirris.
Principal
t
1
H.
'
Ciilc':e.
g.iv
1-
t
i
ihi-
vexing
iiii'.i-a:i
d
I'riyer.i,
V.'hV?
li.s
Uibir
lessoi
i
.
li'ireli
la
I
Officers
'
i:
nv-;l
Week
11
I
,
view
cf
the
possibility
of
a
Because
of
isolated
location
of
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Stirn
believed
new
air
field
for
use
cf
heavier
l.ie
-'!'h
an
lOrpaiiL
at
ion
as
a
Mac-,-o.
alrr-art
being
required
on
Chamber
M.lian
Fine
Art5
Club
could
do
ih
-oast,
lust
night's
mc-ting
requested
the
aviation
much
in
the
way
of
helping
lo-committee
talent
get
a
hearing.
to
keep
up
the
cam-:cal
The
financial
'report
of
the
Chamber
lor
151
shone
I
rv
rnue
rvrredi!i8
cl'eiHtturc
hv
SKO
IK.
Assets
inrlud
d
$II.0I
rash
on
hand
in
the
hank
and
S100
due
from
the
ritv.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
pawed-
to
the
auditors.
'
1-.
Je
.1'.'
paign
fo
the
establishment
of
a
living
field
at
Prince
Rupert.
G.
FCHMCSA
PEAK
Vuint
M
irrison,
14,720
feet
A.
Hunter
suggested
that
ctnei
I.un.s
clia:ii.mted
hi
T.
Norton
Youngs
was
elected
a-
to
w
ii
uir
r
the
em-
president
of
the
Prince
Kupert
tinr
111
a!
:-!!(
e
cus
mi
Jhimb'T
of
Commerce
at
It
er
us'
11
or
oil
0id
to
nnual
meeting
M
unlay
nWht.
is
o(l(
a.
d
Crme
O.
Stuart
Is
the
new
viec-
rayers,
an
j
they
re
our
president
and
P.
M.
Itay
is
sccrc-
6
re
the
en
aiion
of
our
ta-y.
'its
arc!
n..-
fr.im
onr
ExcuUve
Council
-'-
Ktiward
'i
l:.
and
d
irrs."
i.(Uier.
Earl
Gordon,
Dr.
L.
M.
tte.-u,
,-d.
"Mmkin-I
'is
(rccne.
J
T.
Harvey,
Dr.
R.
O.
m
thn
Tniwell
Island
might
hlh.
Is
the
tallest
peak
in
the
a
Bmlth
nnri
A
P
C-avlev
:inou-:ta'.nous
IsltiiJ
of
Formosa.
erc
tiele
it-d
to
represent
the
be
considered
ot
Ins
own
crea;
i
in
i.in-
.f.,
o.
C.
Mitchell,
W.
J.
Is
the
Cieaor
a.iu
Srott
ar.d
W.
F.
Kt.o.n
on
that,
mini
hnvi.
president
-
elect
T.
Nartoii
How
in
inv
of
Youngs
was
not
.
resent
but
vicc-"'
iman
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bv
the
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enou:',h
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retirlii't
icrrsidcnt,
J.
C.
Cnllcer.
Mr.
Stuart
thank-d
the
Ciiam-'of
if
M.
Paul's
I,
nth-
f(.r
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--c
t'val
h.-ci
nil,
it
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i).
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n.
ici,
reposed
In
him
iukI
prom-t
('
:
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ri'Ml
ii'i
in
;s;.(
i;1at
he
would
do
his
bcs.
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)
of
h!:--
Ciureh
and
merit
the
support
of
the
111-111-
''
I'll
eoniillllKltv
of
ht-f,.
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i
f-ir
Uie
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An
important
discovery)
;
id
preaelilnii
ninrtiTry
Doily
News
Wont
Ads,
Food
is
too
precious
today
to
waste
even
morsel!
Store
your
meat,
fish,
vestUbles
and
other
perishables
in
Hand-e-wrap
heavy
waxed
paper
.
.
.
protects
their
orisinal
flavor
and
keep!
them
fresh,
moist
and
nourishing.
Left-oven,
too,
keep
better
in
Hand-e-wrap,
and
you'll
be
dollar!
ahead!
n-.ii
ruber
:if
tin
011-
1
t'l
c'.
-e
the
first
of
the
I-.
Iir.
F.
A.I
members
of
liie
'
I'ni't1,
ni!
th.
Emily
Kimbr
jugh
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
It's
Her
Favorite!
:,i
A.s-j
-tal
inn.
for
he
"mil
week
of
praviv.
1
-y
1
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II'OI
II
Ml-
Il-.i-riu
n
It's
.m.iing
how
much
better
food
Ustes
itottd
in
Hnd-e-wwp.
This
heavy
w.xed
paper
seals
in
9oodnes
and
prevents
food
taint
in
cold
storas.
Pack
lunch
boses
and
picnic
baskets
in
Hand-e-wtap
for
finer
fl.vor.
Take
it
with
you
on
vacations
it
has
a
hundred
uses.
Pi'ile
Clans
at,
the
n;'i
f'lmn
h
and
fini-ht
rii'
I
'th
-an
will
dis-,
'voiih
of
Prayer.
-i;h;
s
.,,.!..
wa,
lr,,,
bv
'l-i'ii.
Trie
speaker
'niii
i-d
by
;(rv.
F.
AnlrD-'Hs
W(
hv
J-.hn
lin-"''
Th-.nison,
John
Vn
!-nil
OonK-n
IMn-.rriKl.
iifr
the
RELIEF
OF
PAIN...
in
!
;
n"
i
'
1
.
l
jfc
Me-
.'V
1
UAJx.
3
Sci.nc
pro9r.sl
...
for
50
years
we
have
used
little
white
tahlets-acctysalicylic
dd-for
relief
of
pain.
Today
this
familiar
pain
killer
is
available
in
a
mir
form
without
the
disadvantages
of
acidity,
insolubility
and
bitter
taste.
It
is
cslltd
DiSPRIN
md
ii
jcltt
inujsu
truju-bm.
DISPRIN
il
stlM
mJ
substontully
mmr!.
When
taken
in
water
as
rcciiniinemled,
it
enters
the
stum
ach
as
a
trut
siluimn
and
not
as
undissolved
panic
'les.
It
is
therefore
less
liable
to
cause
stomal.
h
discomfort.
DISPRIN
is
rtadih
ahsM.
Because
it
definitely
dis-tolves
(not
merely
dismteSratcs)
DISPRIN
penniti
speedy
absorption
and
gives
quicker
relief.'
DISPRIN
is
fa.'-"-
..
Evcnchildrcn
will
tak.jit
readily.
DISMIN
it
now
oallobl
at
WW
druasiii.
fcoiilii
of
26
loblcli
m
Iir,.!,
PdCktl
fo,..!
Ol
Ar.lit
mi
Itiviliilion
from
l''t"l,v
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(i..ui..ire
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t'
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itli
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t
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lake
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hikI
li-etuiri-vou'll
love
Hum
Honni-.t'h
lrcsli,i.wn-t.
11
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1
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ion
liealeniiioinv!
"
W.A.
"-ener.il
Wednesday,
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0.
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mi
nirmi,,.,.,
'lend.
.
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Moose
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line
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sr.
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Hl.l-K
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is
'
'inuulii's
iuimIiIv
nil-vein
tul
ile
iimnqirme.
Science
steps
forward
with
AL
CUTTING
EDGE
1
r
SAFE
SPEEDY
PLEASANT
It.t
K
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in
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oil
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liny
its
11
tlell.ioiis
Hu
n
It.
.isMir
uihI
net
"all
Uinr
--.!)v.M''
Niiliition!
l-.i-iJii"in-e--!
.
lti.UK
Honnki-
Miu-iianne
is
s..i.i
in
two
t
VM.s
-
ivjrullll
ei
on.y
liael-il'-'C
with
color
wafer,
and
alsu
m
the-famous
Vuumw
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;
By
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A
joint
-meet.
ins
of
r':..h?rm
ui'.s
Union
'
ai"!
Halibut
Vessel
,
be
held
in
ths
'a,l.n
Wednesdav,
Jan-11
i;3'i
p.m.
1
7c,
1
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ltrckltt
ft.
Colman
(Cannilnl
Umltstl.
Pliavnmcei.tlcal
Division.
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