The
Prmee-Ruosft
Daily
Kis-
,
Thursday,
January
14,
1054
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I".
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Doreen
Paliant
Tops
Ladies'
Loop
In
This
Corner
By
DICK
AYUKS
Marksmen
Form
Hew
Pistol
Club
Led
bv
Frank
Baldwin,
an
in-
bo
able
to
take
part
in
thu
teresled
group
of
about
15
shoot-
''rowing
sport,
era
met
last
night
to
organize
i
Mr.
iialflwin
wait
elected
the
Prince
Rupert
Pistol
and
dint;
J.
C.
GUker,
named
t
Rifle
Club.
pre;
i-.ient
and
Mrs.
Darrow-
Many
people,
both
men
and
i
.
v..
necrt-tary-treasurer.
I.rc
on
Pullaut
of
Seventh)
venue
Meat
Market
rolled
335
ti
take
hi"h
single
honors
in
B
Division
of
the
Ladies'
Five-Pin
bowling
longue
Tuesday.
High
three
for
the
night
was
rolled
by
Marianne
Hanberg
of
Co-Op
vlia
cha!.-
ii
up
a
three-game
total
of
818.
GlaiKlca.
Sanderson
of
Bulgers
re
Med
''.
to
take
high
single
in
Fio
Chadwick
Challenged
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Mrs.
Winnie
Roach
Leus.lcr
of
St.
Thomas,
Out.,
Wednesday
challenged
Florence
Chadwick
to
a
swim-"iir-
du:l
in
the
waters
of
Juan
de
Fuca
Strait.
Mrs.
Leusiiier.
only
Canadian
ever
to
swim
the
English
channel,
issued
the
challenge
when
she
heard
Miss
Chadwick
prq--osed
swimming
the
21
miles
from
Victoria,
B.C.,
to
Port
An-
i'-s,
Wash.
The
Victoria
Times
and
a
paint
company
(British
American
women,
nave
wished
to
see
a
i
next
mceuiv,
is
at
the
i
formed
t.hcotin
to
ounes
I'.uorro
n;ght.
j
j
i
1
,i
i"'
A
Division
and
Peggy
Thompson
af
Lynns
took
high
triple
with
717.
Results:
A
Division
Dibb's
3.
Art
Murray's
1
;
CJ
ci
A
3.
Lyons
1
;
Clov-
r
Hi
Somewhat
belatedly
we
ought
to
explain
the
reason
for
giving
this
column
the
above
title.
The
name
came
ahont
simplv
because
lai
it
is
a
uoixl
mukeup
policy
to
place
a
column
in
r.
corner
of
the
p:i;;e
unci
(b)
due
to
our
addiction
to
the
boxin?
tame,
from
whence
comes
the
expression
'
And
in
this
coiner
lao'ies
and
gentlemen,
weighin?
117:14
pounds
dripping
wet
is
etc.,
etc.
.
.
.
That
used
to
be
cur
weigh
for
nearly
10
years
and
contrary
to
EARL
WALLS,
who
is
shOw:i
massaging
SUGAR
RAY'S
jaw
immediately
to
the
ri:;ht,
we
loved
every
bit
of
it.
Unlike
a
i
have
offered
Miss
Chadwick
a
S7
p-
ie
if
the
swim
is
at
,
i
-
.
tempted,
plus
$2,500
if
she
is
n"cessful.
t
s.'
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1
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jerleafs
3,
Annettes
1;
Stars
3.
j
Runert
Radio
1;
New
Laurels
3,
;
L'ulger-
:
Sunrise
3,
Dom's
1.
It
DivLvion
Co-Op
4.
75
Taxi
0;
Toilers
4,
Skecna
0;
Manson's
i
J.
Cook'.i
0;
Hi-Flyers
3.
Mc-
C;.v
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l:
j
f.
'n
Ave.
Meat
Mkt-!
Vi.ila.-o
II
i,
Big
Sisters
2.
PR
I
::!.
r
;
2.
CLARENCE
CAMPBELL,
president-
of
the
National
ho-
key-League,
came
under
fire
from
Maurice
(Rocket'
Riinard.
the
pride
of
Mont.
:-al
C.niadiens.
who
said
in
i-
Fr'nch-lang-uagc
newspaper
coiiu.i
unuVi'
his
own
bylive
that
C...npb?ll
Is
a
dictator,
'i'l.o
incident
has
caused
an
uproar
in
ho;
key
circles.
Bob
Lucas
Tops
's
Leacue
EARL
WALLS,
2",
of
Toronto
and
Edmonton,
fifth-ranking
contender
for
the
world
heavyweight
crown,
jokingly
raps
his
explosive
right
hand
against
the
jaw
of
Sugar
Ray
Robinson,
former
world
middleweight
champion,
appearing
at
a
Toronto
nightclub.
Walls
fights
next
in
Toronto
Jan,
26
against
Tommy
Harrison
of
Los
Angeles.
Canada's
Top
Heavyweight
Still
Doesn't
Like
Fighting
F(jr
the
fnstrst,
best-look,
imwt'
n
rri"ihin(j
shaves
ever
r
n
mo'If
in
Gillette
one-pita
Ra2or,
I
Enjoy
inbuilt
tK!r
.
hanging,
ml
I
shaving
cfiitifnrl
and
dm,blet
I
economy.
IiufKittunt
advantupj
only
Gillette
combines.
TOR
Ti-T
EXTRA
SPECIAL
pmm
job
CALL
ON
Fob
I.uras
of
Local
708
topped
Division
of
the
Men's
Five-Pin
Viwlin"
Uaeue
with
a
high
single
of
331
Mondav
night.
Bob
Vueko-vich
with
753
captured
high
-hrop.
Team
high
single
nnrl
high
triple
was
taken
by
537
Taxi
with
scores
of
1228
and
3322.
In
B
Division
Faul
Pk-he
with
ook
hit-h
single
and
Jim
Rhodes
rolled
695
to
take
high
irinle.
Leeion
rolled
108H
to
take
team
high
single
and
Savoy
Hotel
won
team
high
three
honors
with
3099.
A
Division
537
Taxi
4,
Cooks
0;
Local
708
i
n
w.
Const.
0;
Art,
Murrays
4,
Family
Mkt.
0:
North
Stars
3,
Moose
1
;
Short
Circuits
3.
CNRA
1:
Philpolt
Evitt
3,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1.
Gillette
DELUXE
ROCKET
Onjtl
pitted,
one-ptrcr
razor
plus
10
Gtllettc
Blur
Blnrtci
in
ditpettstr
wtiti
iisf-d-hlmte
conipartmnit,
all
in
r.ioficrn
Siyrtne
case
that
KQ
optm
at
a
toucli.
I
Gillette
REGULAR
ROCKET
One
-
pirc,
nirWeJ
-
plntcd
rat(r
and
impiovt
ci
10
blule
liHf
nst-r,
in
lunnly
jt
Si
yrmc
travel
case.
1
Curling
Results
j
Results
M
Tuesday
niuhfn
.i!
'
ln.il
nlnlil'a
play
la
the
0(,k':,
1
competition
of
the
I'rmcc
1'i.pcvi
Curling
Club
WPre
tvs
lottow.i:
'liiesilii)
Huwbotham
17.
Turner
0.
Prl'.r-sm
9.
Bern
1:
Sieber
10.
John
;u,a
'.
Kuddprbam
McKensie
b:
A.--i
15,
CleorKeson
fi;
Laurie
10.
Talk
r
5.
Holliston
10.
Harbour
7:
Oonlrm
5.
Wakley
11)
McNlece
9,
Bird
8:
Tl.:.
9,
Shier
11;
ButlerU-k
10.
Stewart
a;
Ford
13.
Miller
4-
Lartte'
CurllnR
Club
resuHs
yesterday
aftwrnoon
are
us'
fnllo'.l.'s;
Hainllt..n
3.
Pelrov;
13:
Uvm
12.
Wakley
6;
Moore
3.
Thorn
12
Draw
for
Friday
afternoon:
I.ewi..
vs.
Petrow:
MfKire
vs.
Wakh-y;
1'ait-ride
vs.
Thorn.
when
he
knocked
out
E.scoe
in
the
fourth
round
of
a
scheduled
12-rounder.
Earl's
big
breai;
and
accord
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
ing
to
him
It
takes
only
one
fight
to
put
a
boxer
on
top
came
in
!
Edmonton
last
July
when
he
knocked
ouf
high-ranking
Rex:
Layne
of
Salt
"eke
"ity
and
re-;
oeated
the
i:-iilt
n.
Utah
Sept.'
f
;
Walls,
who
floored
Layr.2
with
a
right
hand
in
their
first
meet-
;
ing,
says
his
best
punch
"is
.
lot
of
kids
we
never
had
to
be
urged
to
keep
up
our
trainint.
i
and
we
can't
recall
any
period
where
we
had
to
be
Uujht
tru
S
fundamentals
of
the
game,
il
i
seemed
to
come
nminiHv.
j
Because
out
Dad
was
a
boxer
in
the
British
an.iy
we
ma
on.
first
s
t
of
boxiiiK
glove.;
at
th
-;
sge
of
seven.
Back
in
1032
u'
'
the
age
of
17.
without
ever
having
a
leeitimate
les'n
li
o
1
life
we
.stepped
into
the
ring
at
the
PACIHC
STADIUM
in
VICTORIA
and
dccisibned
the
B.C.
champion
of
that
day.
ARNOLD
DAWKINS.
From
then
on
it
was
a
matter
of
picking
up
experience
fighting,
salting
away
tricks
from
old
pres.
more
experienced
fighters
we
tangled
with,
et.
In
1
930,
aft
'r
..
two-year
session
in
Trannuillt
.iatoriu:n
and
several
years
making
su'e
we
were
fit
again,
we
became
a
Pro-Rec
boxing
instructor
h.
POSSLAND
and
hiving
trained
kids
from
112
pounds
to
165
pounds
found
ourselves
in
shape
and
still
young
enough
to
fight.
But
don't
get
the
idea
that
we
were
terrific.
We
lacked
the
killer
instinct.
We'd
been
used
to
pulling
our
punches
training
youngsters.
We
were
strictly
a
second-rater.
In
tournaim
nts
we'd
win
on
the
Fridnv
ni'
and
get
decisioned
by
the
champs
on
trie
Saturday
nl....
It
became
a
boring
routine,
brought
about
by
the
fact
that
we
hadn't
an
excellent
trainer
like
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
boys
have
in
JOE
WARD
and
also
because
Rossland
is
45"
-miles
i...'.'.y
iVom
Vancouver.
'
By
WALTER
C.RAY
riaiHdlnn
Press
Slatf
Writer
TORONTO
(CP)
Earl
Walls
never
wanted
to
be
a
fighter.
!
Now
he's
Canada's
leading
contender
for
the
world
heavy-'
weight
crown.
"And
I
still
don't
like
fighting,"
he
said
in
an
interview.
"I
always
wanted
to
be
a
lawyer."
It
was
a
fuee
train
ticket
from
Windsor.
Ont.,
to
Toronto
that
started
him
off
on
a
career
that
shot
him
up
to
the
No.
5
spot
in
Ring
magazine's
heavyweight
rankings
and
No.
2
position
in
the
1053
Canadian
Press
poll
as
the
country's
outstanding
athlete
of
the
year.
"I
was
just
a
tall,
skinny
guy
who
never
wanted
to
fight,"
he
savs.
"But
my
uncle
kept
telling
1
15
Division
Savoy
4.
Kaien
Industries
0:
Deuces
4,
Don
Juans
0
(default);
L.C.B.
4,
Jaycees
0
(default);
wmciiever
one
gets
mriii.
Legion
3,
Nelson
Bros.
1;
Rupert
Walls
is
currently
sparring
:
.,torS.
overwaitea
2.
witn
nenry
nan
oi
new
urieansi
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
a
quiclv
energy
food
ilmts
Maile
from
pure
rane
Miar,
rnn
fully
rt
fineil
mill
mootl.lv
liltinlccl,
Knirn
.hlen
Svrii
ix
ulioli-mime,
rronomiral
ami
flavorful.
in
Diemiration
for
a
10-roundj
;
main
event
at
Maple
Leaf
Gar-!
dens
here
against
Tommy
Harri-!
son
of
Los
Angeles
January
26.
j
Harrison
is
Ring
magazine's
;
eighth
ranking
heavyweight.
mm
i
iljsOILUlnS
Veteran
Guide
So
good
.
.
.
w
jjoml
for
you
!
me
I
should
be
a
fighter.
One
day
Jimmy
Jones,
his
manager,
sent
me
a
ticket
to
come
up
to
Toronto
and
lookaround.
I
did
not
want
to
come
but
it
was
a
free
ticket
and
I
didn't
-vant
to
;
waste
it."
MADE
(AGI
START
!
On
his
Bd'ival
Jones
put,
Walls
-n
the
ring
with
Vern
Escoe,
-
hl.:h-ranking
Canadian
boxer.
"Escoe
never
caught
up
to
me.
T
flew
around
that
ring.
I
still
didn't
want
to
fight
but
then
Dies
at
61
!
PR1WCE
UEOlifiS.
B.C.
(CP)
'Baxter
Brady,
horse
rancher,
guide
and
trapper,
whose
annual
beef
drive
over
a
200-mile
'trail
from
the
Pink
mountain
area
to
lav-ton
Creek
was
a
pio.ieer-tlay
'
clasiie,
died
at
71.
1
P
0tA
B
.WHl.rfulooolHr.!
B
'
I'
J
p"f"'
for
f"c
a
c
y
t
I
.
.
I
Vuur
fjorltf
fli
m
r
r
a
flavor-wal
i
'
I
Trcal
topping
for
U-t
rrrarn,
,
.
.
...
M
rbrwy
.
.
.
brtlrr
ikaM
f
1M-
rich,
mil
(Hiddini;!
.mw
'
Embassy
Napkins
Jones
had
paid
for
my
ticket
so
t
had
to
stick
around
for
a
while.
I'm
still
on
my
way
back
to
Windsor."
Th?
25-year-old
'
Walls
was
horn
at
Pu-e,
Ont..
a
village
near
Windsor.
Coming
from
a
family
of
10
with
little
financial
means,
he
worked
in
an
automobile
for
lovely
table
Wa
in
R'-b'-:'
in
r--:-
s-ctly
the
same
positi-n
as
the
local
boys
are
here.
We
wc-e
;
king-pins
in
our
own
distri'
t.
We
got
tired
of
fighting
ea-ii
other
and
the
hometown
folks
got
tired
of
seeing
us
fif-ht
each
other.
If
we
journeyed
dowo
to
Vancouver
we
paid
our
own
way
and
the
VANCOUVER
SUN
paid
i
our
way
back.
We
couldn't
af
ford
to
stav
over
if
there
Were
two
tournt..
.ents
within
a
we.
V
Prince
Rupert
U;
lucky
in
ins
fact
that
Joe
Ward
with
excellent
material
at
hand
in
MOUSE
MORRISON.
ANDY
MARSHALL
and
TINY
CARLSON,
to
gel
champions
c.n
the
first
go.
Bui
what
since?
It
costs
money
to
pet
fighters
here
and
it
costs
just
as
much
to
go
anywhsn.
else.
However,
Joe
intends
to
take
Mouse
end
Andv
down
to
the
DIAMOND
BELT
tourna
settings
.
.
.
Made
from
three
thick'
nesses
of
soft
Cellulose
.
.
.
they
drape
and
fold
like
fine
1
plant
at
Windsor
until
1947
1
wh"'i
h"
met
Jones.
After
four
amateur
bouts
Walls
j
turned
professional
heavy-vlpht
he
weighs
192
pounds
on
;
his
six-foot
2'i-inch
frame.
In
i
34
fights
since,
he
has
a
record
j
of
28
knockouts,
five
losses
and
j
one
disauahfication.
Fifteen
of
his
knockouts
came
in
the
first
;
-mind.
He
was
floored
three
times,
all
as
a
novice.
FOrr.HT
IN
LONDON
Following
appearances
in
Tor-
Sun
'onto
and
New
York,
Earl
sailed
ment
if
they
can
get
the
!;
IP-
r
ZM
'
MONTIIEAU,
January
Mill
Here's
ti
hrijtla
new
U"te
for
jour
Miner
Melius
.
.
.
eometliing
to
m.'iko
lli"
fet,-j
sit
up
ami
neij.-ij!
All
yjni
neeil
lo
lliiiko
1htir
niet's
exeil
Wi
4lie-e
roltl,
fluslv
davs
is
III11NZ
'lOMA'ID
Kl.l'CllL'l'
",(
,,"(.
,;m,lv
n:i:t,
KLCii'i:
nooki.i;'!'
tailed
r.,,-ist
viih
Kclrhun
'.
If
llm
If
ins!
lv-'
lmn
vm
Imv
U-n't
to
pay
both
ways
or
if
they
ran
.find
a
sponsor.
Both
a,re
tit
and
,
bo'vft
,
are!
terti-lio
ligter
.!.
bat
vjijthout
fights,
they're',
chaai-iJiw-
'In-Bnuohl.-
-A-
ehaftr,)
has
to
keep
going.
It's
necessary
to
his
prestige,
his
mental
attitude
and
to
his
physical
for
England
in
1950
and
clashed
with
one
of
the
toughest
opponent.?,
of
his
career
in
London-Lloyd
Eafnett'.-He
losti
decision
and
suffered
a
broken
hand.
Return.
ii"
to
Canada.
Walls
began
fighting
out
of
Edmonton
and
won
the
Canadian
heavyweight
title
there
in
June,
1952,
PA
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v
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liri!i,
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nl
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j'AJ.
ou'll
fin,l
?o
utaiiy
yoful
ideas
for
relievinu
ihn
nmuoiony
ot
wtnii-r
meals,
ridlit
in
lln
inn
liamly
liulo
Iwxiklei.
An
l
of
eoinso.
Heina
Keli-liup
ii
''Kid
Maine"
,-it
any
meal.
1
never
lmy
Ii-h
Ihari
iwo
liottlen
HI.
a
tune
nnr-
for
eookiot'
an',1
imn
for
ll,p
lahle
hi
faet.
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io
keep
all
of.lhc
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Y
dii,-!.-
on
liiintl,
always.
iipic
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Remlie
to
lake
ll
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a
hit
Protvin
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easier
...
in
Til.
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RAINCOATS
lei
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thanks
to
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n
z,
v
ry
youn
li;iln
-ri
c:n
now
have
tho
protein
thrv
need
in
tlieir
iliot.
Heinz
now
addi
wo
want
it!
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lasms'
1l.o
NKW
INSTANT
CI1ASK
"NOR
COASTER"
fniir
rw
w,
easily
digested
SI
mined
Meats
to
iM
nutritious
variety
of
lialjy
I'oods.
There's
the
pofid
Strained
Jieef
I-iver,
Strained
Vnal,
St
rrtinrd
and
Strained
Jecf
Heart
...
meats
rooked
carefully
to
suit,
your
baby's
taste
and
tummy.
Mothers
everywhere
rue
talk-ins
about
ihis
newest
addition
lo
baby
'a
diet.
.
.
.
the
newest
and
best
in
baby
fooils.
Start
your
babv
now
on
nnv
one
of
the
four
brnnd
new
H
KINK
STRAlNKi
ML
ATS.
You'll
hud
them
all
at
your
dealer's.
SANltUHN
COri'KlC
.
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coltcc
in
a
jiijy
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just
1
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wny
w:
want
it,
siron-i,
mrdiuin
or
niil'l.
No
bfdhor.
No
time
waslfMl.
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the
rnlTcr
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into
your
rup;
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boiling
or.
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jianu(
s
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into
full
-
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poffre.
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bit
b;i
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ami
rcbix
in
flinrr
onjoynif
ni.
oi
colicn
t
lint
s
lWo
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plf
:twd
i-t
llie
fact
that,
you
f-;ivf
up
to
4l)
a
pound
on
Instant
C'litw
&
San-inrn,
over
the
price
of
onlimny
cofi'cp.
Coffee
win
n
you
want
it
...
as
you
want
ill
Finest
quality
rayon
gabardine
raincoat.
Fully
lined.
Belted
style.
Double-breasted.
Navy
only.
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li.kc
liclilfr,
finfMrxluri-il
pake
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To
The
Wise
.
.
win
n
anvone
in
vonr
familv
has
pvmptoms
rhet.
cold
use
M
KNTHui.
VIT
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!
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is
'
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$24.95
t-
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10
to
20
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advice
to
paws
on
to
your
friends,
too!)
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lihcrathj
to
ttie
itnojit.
ehf-.n
and
hack.
Ma'-saiie
until
the
skin
is
lowJiiy:.
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rinht,
nway
w;th
a
well-wanned
ttanrn
1
cloth.
You
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contains
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mclv
innt
inqn
flu
nts
in
its
smooth
bae
to
lirlp
loosen
tightness
rnd
fae
.soreness.
Ueriietuber,
Ment
holatum
is
port
tru
iar(ij
wife
ami
fvnth:
for
children's
tender
J-kin.
Sun
tt
for
a
free
generous
sample
today
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(
nl
St..
Montreal.
$19.95
Brent,
14U
Ores
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Ahcnvg
A
Firt
TtWf-And
the
first
tin'
vou
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up
a
box
of
l'ACK-Kl.l.K
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if.-no
hauilkerchii
Is
vo:i
a:r
in
for
THE
UNIVERSAL
a
pleasant
surprise.
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p-t
fo
nueli
etia
comfort
it
no
f-viri
cn-t
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a
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phnl.lr
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colors,
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buy.
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ot
Sixth
Street
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for
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cooking.
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