Canadian
Lecturer
i
f'e
St.
Ject.
'i!',
Z
'Uni,ed
church
'
New
Banlc
for
'
c
r
Cubs
Honored
Prince
Ceorge
News
of.
the
District
Wright,
book
on
Plumps
For
Seaway
the
sen,
reaCe
KlVer
tMCltriUljre55
a
1901
Achievement
ward
was
LONDON
CP)
C.
P.
Wrieht.
....
uintti(l.
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Final
drawings
have
been
completed
and
bids
are
to
be
invited
within
the
near
future
for
the
con
Canadian
lecturer
at
OUIll
Will,
Oxford
,,,
:'th
.
Francois
C
I
presented
to
rourui
rrmce
nu
m
If
ll
I
AnfPrStllnl
pert
Pack
by
Scout
Commissioner
"7JU
onofe!,
University,
said
in
a
recent
E.
Anfield
Wednesday
event
lg
Lak
struction
of
a
new
bank
here
for
!
speech
eech
at
the
Royal
Empire
So-
th
.
:
m
tilt,,
Bulkley
Valley
Co-op
Meeting
TELKWA
The
annual
meet-in
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Co-osjerative
Association
was
held
in
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Com-!
ciety
that
"not
merely
the
pros-
from
r
k
""'ft
Booming
in
Oil
Search
peruy
out
tne
security
of
the
nnr
.-T
miJ!
to
merce
.
VANCOUVER
Cancer
research
was
described
by
an
American
expert
here
as
being
"at
the
-end
of
the
beginning."
Dr.
Michael
B.
Shimkin,"
chief
Arenttects
lor
tne
project
are
wunu
may
ninge
upon
Pittsbur
h
en-
McCarter
&
Nairne,
Vancouver.
"
'
"
The
school
children,
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
Reed,
their
when
'he
Pack
met
in
nrsi
United
Church
Hall.
John
Mc-Leod
led
the
Grand
Howl
for
the
welcoming
of
Mr.
Anfield
and
then
Afeela
introduced
the
Commissioner
to
the
Pack,
stating
that
this
was
a
very
special
visit.
After
complimenting
the
Cubs
and
the
pack
leaders
on
their
fine
work
and
achievements
during
1951.
Scout
Commissioner
the
Institute
rooms
on
Monday,
teacher,
have
a
very
lively;
I
EACE
RIVER,
Alta.
(P
of
the
Laboratory
of
Experimen-
There
was
a
small
attendance
branch
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross,
i
Proposed
new
structure
will
be
a
one
-storey
and
full
basement
fram
building
with
briek
veneer
exterior.
TOIIRSEWTO
HELP
iiie
to
the
poor
condition
of
the
The"
-made
and
auctioned
off.11""
of
clanKmg
Duuaozers
.
tai
oncology
at
ban
Francisco,
ioads.
'
articles
which
netted
$13
and
the
roar
of
their
motors
are
told
the
annual
mealing
of
the
Doug
ard
over
hundreds
of
square
B.C.
revision
of
the
Canad
an
The
chair
was
taken
by
was
sent
to
headquarters
this
Bowel,
who
is
chairman
of
the
WPpk
The
nresident
of
this
so-
"mc5
UI
Dusn
"H
....
w
no
aouui
of
this
frontier
town
in
one
of
the
problem'
of
cancer
is
solv-
Prices
Effective
lo
A
AnfipW
nmnerl
the
Crest,
on
the
nr"
10,
193!
board.
The
financial
report
for
ciety
is
Wynone
Hanke;
vice
t!ie
past
vear
was
presented
by
president.
Betty
Gatacre:
secre
COAL
SOURCE
As
early
as
1072
coal
was
mined
on
a
small
iscal3
in
Nova
Scotia.
Canada.'s
biggest,
oil
searches.
able."
(Oncology
is
the
Boom
conditions
prevail
in
tumors.)
study
of
Fafk
flag
Feljx
wright
heid
the
flni?
as
the
Crest
was
attached.
The
secretary
R.
L.
Scott.
PARK
LANE
tary.
Dorothy
Corliss,
and
treasurer,
Dennis
Hickey.
Peace
River,
350
miles
northwest
'
We
have
enough
now
to
in-
of
Edmonton.
Space
for
rent,
for
di
tc
this
is
no
pious
hope."
he
rl
Ttk
uo
Miss
Sally
Middleton
of
te
J
S!S2L2.
"L
"?
'tis
Half
CHICKEN
PURITAN
MEAT
SPREADS
PREM
rooti
work
w
that
I
can
come
again
ncr
ytBi
alio
prn
on
the
1952
Crest."
Burns
Lake
telephone
exchange
spent
a
few
days
here
with
the
u
F'vu,.,,.,,
j
yrais,
injt
in
iu,
uu,
(i,
will
occur.
walk
the
street,
nearly
all
linked
Xnese
things
take
time.
Do
not
in
a
search
for
oil
costing
mil-,
be
afraid
that
cancer
research
lions
of
dollars.
!
is
a
gambh?."
Hundreds
of
vehicles
and
nun-
;
nf
,,-
.
CQiH
Hugh
Neeve
family
Considerable
time
was
taken
;
ilu:ing
the
e!ection
of
.officer
tor
the
ensuing
year,
resulting:
in
the
re-appointment
of
E.
N.
Bree.
L.
R.
Scott,
Eric
Widen
as
director.
Duncan
MacDonald
wis
elected
to
replace
Mr.
FuLs-
baKke
who
resigned
on
account
i
of
ill
health
and
who
will
shortly
be
leaving-
the
district.
i
The
meeting
adjourned
and
re-
:
f
reshments
were
served
by
the
!
ladies.
i
i3
The
card
presented
to
the
Pack
along
with
the
crest
reads:
,
"Canadian
General
Council,
jS
the
By
Seot
Asoritio'i
On
f
MEAT
BALLS
WITH
GRAVY
was
the
differentiation
of
cells.
The
lake
became
very
slushy
when
it
was
milder
but
it
has
tightened
up
again
with
the
cold
spell.
The
roads
are
bare
of
snow
and
are
in
better
con
behalf
of
the
Chief
Scout
for
g;
thiough
.Peace
River
and
Grim-shaw,
17
miles
west
of
here.
Hifce
and
powerful
machines
are
followed
by
surveyors,
seismo-
(I
ANT
PACKAfiE
RINSO
,i",it
,w"
'"'r
r",t"""''
Canada
and
the
members
of
the
ranariian
CJpnernl
CrHinell
I
e-
iS
;The
most
important
line
of
attack
might
be
the
study
of
how
i
a
variety
of
stimuli
caused
cells
i
to
lose
their
ability
to
differn-!
tiate.
This
was
tied
up
with
the
study
of
cell-splitting
and
of
whol?
cells.
dition
than
they
generally
are
at
graph
and
geophysical
crews.
this
time.
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER
Tj
n
rriMDikir:
oifsr
'
rj
preparing
Alberta
s
northern
hinterland
for
'.he
invasion
of
drill
rigs
and
the
men
who
will
1
lena
to
your
unu
wHrmesi
congratulations
on
the
award
of
the
1951
Plan
.Achievement
Crest.
Jackson
Dodds.
Deputy
Chief
Scout
for
Canada.
'
The
Cubs
gave
the
Commissioner
three
cheers
Just
before
he
left
the
Cub
Den.
Ir
another
branch
of
research
operate
them.
KLEENEX,
rtg.
200't
I
7
j
From
Peace
River
and
Grim-
.
naa
Dren
lu""a
P"sie
to
use
Landmark
Destroyed
NAIiOlf
ALECS
.
.
:
i
"'enpox
to
cause
a
relapse
in
shaw.
the
crews
travel
the
Mac-
f
ikenzie
highway
to
areas
300
tumor
growth.
His
own
labora-:
miles
to
the.
north.
Most
major
"ori
had
become
interested
in
oil
companies
have
construction
'stuc1y
of
tne
1blood
supply
to
APPLE
JUICE
.
Tib
FRANCOIS
LAKE
A
well-
crews.
surveyors,
seismic
and
"
f'"
F.
Madigan
has
stariea
wuiim
his
known
landmark
for
more
than
geopnysicai
ouuus
unaer
-
con-
-
-
-----
-
-
ma.
Known
lanumaiK
lor
nioic
uibii
material
which
o
i
his
property
Dy
moving
prodi
IWO-
'"
,
-w-
.
.
...
its
v-Tjenouse
trom
me
foi
.
-
u
years
m
s
gone
;
!
cient
supply
to
maintain
Mucri
"
oi
nt
:ne
.hB
worn
.Apk
is
,c
aone
Hrtnn
aur
,r.
Ik
Fruit
Cocktoil,
Hunts.
15-oz
Apricots,
Nabob.
15-oz
Spinach,
Nabob.
15-oz
Pcos,
Libby,
Tender
Kmg,
15-oz.
k.
planning
on
a
new
oumuusi
storey
log
nouse
at
tne
corner
.
Brov.,t
FRIZZELL'S
MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LTD.
Ypur
General
Motors
Dealer
4
tJ
vvith
show
room
ana
oince.
ah.
Jiludisan
received
two
carloads
or
limehincry
with
the
third
carload
toarrive
in
the
next
few
days.
iT-
1
is
m3re
easilyl
Chances
of
curing
canc"
by
niominff
'transported
over
muskeg,
creeks
chemical
methods
are
good,
he
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Scott
had'
lakes-
f.r0ZenJ
1
"5"PlC
rn
maiicuL
camps
01
seismic
anu
woo
msus
uauns
an
aum-
been
living
there
for
several
PEAK
FPEAN
COOKIES
DIGESTIVES
geophysical
crews
operate
dur-
months
but
are
away
in
Prince
ivinr
tVi
Ci
t"-i
m
a
r-
-
14
m
ity
for
nerves
had
bec-n
found
to
have
the
ability
to
kill
tumors
in
mice.
"While
there
is
no
chemical
tnrtw
thai
U'ill
ntiro
himnre
'
Vn
Rupert
with
the
two
smallest
:
5
children.
Elder,
children
werelFOR
SUMMER
WORK
still
there.
j
Hail-tracks
will
be
used
H
t
rarry
a
okI
variety
of
the
best
quality
Ituitu
Used
Car
and
Truck
Values
dur-
tallies
in
tmn.
Intite
yoo
to
com
in,
wm,,
J
They
were
dressing
on
Sunday
:
ing
the
summer
as
only
these
;ariri,.
fi0M
nf
i..o
GENERAL
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
jjlr.
Pickering
is
changing
his
cMice
to
a
more
central
location
v.hen
he
will
be
established
in
tile
rooms
now
occupied
by
the
r.iHl
hands.
Fifteen
enthusiastic
young
girls
assemDiec
a;
the
Anglican
rooms
to
attend
their
Guide
meeting
on
Wednesday.
.
;
i
.
i
nahin
ac
a
i-a
ahla
trt
traua
ntrai,
'
is
offered
by
many
chemicals
such
as
the
butane
sulfones,
i
which
have
a
definte
regressive
effect
on
tumors."
.
iiiui
mug
wxitii
tne
ciiiiuren
rail
:
i!'-
c
nuic
wt.i
in
to
say
that
there
was
a
fire
'
the
winding
trails
punched
upstairs.
There
was
a
high
wind
through
the
wilderness
by
bull-blowing
and
it
was
soon
beyond
dozers
under
guidance
of
the
their
control.
survey
crews.
PHONE
755
Burns
Best
Buys
mi
IMYS
COVE
AVE.
745-00
1950
ANGLIA
2-Door
15,000
miles.
Real
economical
transportation.
Full
price
Neighbors
were
called
by
tele-
!
J"e
ke?!?
iTi";
!
A
retired
colonel
had
prepared
rtit.r.
DEi
rvERT
ox
orders
or
um
mi
ciiEf.
5-Passenger
coipe
covers.
Only
19.000
miles.
Used
car
guarantee
Radio,
heater,
seat
1735
1940
fllEV
SEDAN
New
paint
job.
Interior
S
1
"
i
i
t
485-00
finished
in
leather.
Heater
1938
rONTIAC
New
'51
motor,
exccllfnt
tires.
Body
repainted
The
brownie
pack
held
their
phone
and
all
rushed
to
the
highwy
ag
food
a
1d
other
SUD.
a
speech
to
be
given
at
the
fifth
meeting
on
Wednesday
un-i
scene
as
quickly
as
possible.
&ie
sniDDed
ln
to
te
;
opening
of
a
new
hall.
He
took
otr
their
new'leader
Mrs.
Shep-
jThey
managed
to
save
most
of
gamps
ou
tankers
are
seen
nis
bosom
friend
into
his
con-teid
taken
the
the
furniture
from
the
ground
'
fidence
and
who
ha.3
over
everywhere
as
diesel
fuel
oil
and
said
to
him:
want
gvoup
from
Mr?.
Donaldson.
Four,
floor
rooms
but
it
was
impos-
gasollne
are
moved
ln
't0
keep
you
to
be
present
when
-I
de-nm
girU
of
Br6wT!S!ige
we;
e
;
sible
to
(go
upstairs,
the
flames
the
big
machines
operating
liver
this
speech.
You
must
start
welcomed,
among
them
a
Dutch
spread
so
quickly.
Ay
thft
i,ld
camps
move
nortn.
;
the
laughter
and
applause.
Every
gul.
'
Four
cars
which
had
been
left
war"d
through
the
bush
they
are
timc
1
take
a
drink
of
water
you
close
to
the
house
were
moved'
maintained
by
office
!staffs
in
!
are
to
applaud
and
every
time
A
ear.u&a
U
settlers
effects.
awav
m
tlme
s0
that
they
were
Peace
River
w
I
wipe
my
forehead
you
art
to.
hft
ived
here
for
Richard
Red-
.not
even
scorched.
Aircraft
also
play
an
import-,
laugh."
mmrt
r.f
AhhotsTord
who
will
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Scott
were
con-,an.
nart
.
.v-.
spnr(,h
fnr
n.i
,
-
'545-00
.
.'
n
f.efprt
hu
nhfirrn
onrt
thpr
will
,
...
.
.
.
.J
take
up
residence
on
me
nuu:-
-
j
'-j
iney
iiy
supplies
ar.a
personnel
return
oy
ine
rirst
tram.
Tne
umnto
rcmnto.
r
.,.-
eon
piace
about
4
miies
east
children
are
staying
with
Mr.
'
for
bringing
out
in
iu'red
workers
and
Mrs.
Marcy
who
live
Quite
nuHinn
twwnitai
trottv.sn
Teikwa.
Mr.
Redmond,
who
ex-rvu
to
on
inio
mixetJ
farmin'
.
brought
consideiaDie
machinery
elose
;
well-planned
radio
communica
agd
seed
grains.
He
expects
his
family
and
parents
to
arrive
in
at-ouple
of
weeks.
Francois
Lake
Sleigh
Crash
Proves
Fatal
tions
system
Keeps
case
camps
in
touch.
So
far
oil
discoveries
in
the
region
have
been
minor,
but
important
enough
to
give
encouragement
in
the
search
for
major
oilfields
Such
as
were
discovered
in
the
settled
areas
to
the
south
after
years
of
exploration
and
drilling.
Otoe
The
English
olajses,
which
hve
been
heid
sinoe
last
fall
for
the
Dutch
immigrants,
have
no
cjme
to
a
close.
Attendance
towards
the
end
tfas
gradually
filling
off,
but
a
good
number
fmished
the
course.
.
1
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PE
Look
at
thefe
accessories:
Heater,
radio,
iun
visor,
white
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tires,
seat
covers,
grille
guard,
trunk
guard,
fog
lights,
special
stopping
light,
chrome
wrreel
discs
and
a
host
of
other
accessories.
Come
and
see
it.
sOOflCT
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price
r.
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CI1EV
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New
partial
motor.
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and
new
paint
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price
now
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-speed
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partial
motor.
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Nice
shape.
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Now
reduced
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Ot)
FARCO
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2-.pced
axle,
vacuum
brake
booster,
short
wheelbase.
Ideal
for
dump
work
(box
and
hoist
available.
Has
van
body
at
present.
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now
only
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1947
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DEC
2'
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wheelbase.
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and
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r
m
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omy
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truck
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good
shape.
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price
icleJ
also
have
privately
owned
cars
and
trucks
at
owner's
prices
for
immediate
sale
See
our
hudget
pl.-yi
for
financing
repairs
and
accessories
TltADE-INS
ACCEPTED
ON
ABOVE
I'NITS
'-!
Phone
871
re
w
roMira
mm
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Killer
hfe
moving
into
town
and
will
tke
up
residence
in
the
former
Pickett
house.
Says
Mn.
A.
Butler
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BURNS
LAKE
Seven-yeac
old
Tommy
Keom
of
Francoii
Lake
died
early
Sunday
morning
in
Burns
Lake
Hospital,
victim
of
a
sleighing
accident
near
his
home.
The
-child
crashed
with
his
toboggan
into
a
fence
post
and
fractured
hi.
skull.
He
was
rushed
across
the
lake
to
hospital
but,
despite
everything
that
could
be
done
for
him,
he
expired.
A
little
girl
was
watching
hen
mother
spread
cold
cream
on
her
face.
"What's
that
for,
mummy?"
asked
the
tot.
"That's
to
make
me
beautiful,
darling,"
replied
the
mother.
After
the
girl
had
watched
her
mother
remove
all
the
cream
"Yoo
con't
beat
Aimer
for
true
tomato
flavor.
f
!
she
whispered
in
a
tone
of
sad-i
ness,
"It
didn't
work,
did
Itr'
Rush
for
Seats
To
Coronation
That'i
why
Janet,
6orry,
Dad
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seating
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coronation
procession
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Queen
Elizabeth
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SATURDAY,
SUNDAY
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MONDAY
April
5th,
6th
and
7th
PROGRAMME
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SATURDAY
YOUNGSTERS
DAY
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
2
TO
5
P.M.
1.
Opfnlns;.
2
P.M.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
Members
by
Junior
tin
lA!&f
mss&
pouring
into
London
booking
of-
Ji
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although
the
date
and
the
f,
rute
have
not
yet
been
deter-
mined.
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Latest
speculation
is
that
it
will
take
place
either
in
the
,
spring
or
early
summer
of
1953.
,
Ij
Agencies
report
inquiries
have
J
been
particularly
heavy
from
j
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America
with
one
agency
atone
asked
to
find
more
than
7,000
seats.
.
Not
until
the
route
has
been
I"
officially
designated
will
it
be
',
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possible
to
estimate
what
ac-
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commodation
will
be
available
J
for
.visitors.
Those
lucky
enough
to
get
ringside
reservations
will
pay
generously
for
the
privilege.
!
Most
seats
will
cost
between
10
and
20.
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2
Movie.
4:00
P.M.
The
Carlsen
Story.
SATURDAY
EVENING.
7
TO
10
P.M.
1
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Teen
Members
2.
Movie.
8:30
P.M.
The
Carlsen
Story.
SUNDAY.
2
TO
5
P.M.
1
Musical
Program.
2
Movie.
4:00
P.M.
The
Carlsen
Story.
MONDAY
AFTERNOON,
2
TO
5
P.M.
2:00
P.M.
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Adult
Members
4:00
P.M.
Movie.
The
Carlsen
Story.
MONDAY
EVENING.
7
TO
10
P.M.
7:00
PM
Art
and
Craft
Demonstration
by
Adult
Members
8:30
P.M.
Movie.
The
Carlsen
Story.
9:30
P.M.
Drawing
for
raffle
prizes.
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prospective
customers
some
of
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are
offering
free
refreshments
as
an
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inducement
to
reserve
seats.
For
those
taking
the
higher-priced
spots
a
champagne
lunch
will
be
provided.
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BABY
IS
CROSS
FIND
OUT
WHY
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baby
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be
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he
is,
then
something
in
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little
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of
order."
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ran
promptly
"put
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had
the
experience.
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write;
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little
sir!
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irritable,
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and
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at
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relief
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in
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troublen,
upaet
alom-rh
and
other
minor
ills.
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be
without
a
full
box
of
Kaby'a
Own
Tablets.
Sickness
so
often
strikes
in
the
night.
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a
parkare
today
at
your
drucg-ist.
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back
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