lay
Reflects
and
Reminisces
r
,
J,
Prime
KiijJGil
Ddlly
fltwS
As
i
See
It
Sir
Frank
Kenyon
Roberts,
In
will
have
any
misgivings
auoui
rj.oaacasts
t
lli,lt
no.,
t
!
..
,
,
n..r-
the
possibility
of
scoops.
,
rosDer
th,.(mh
.
FJ
Thursday,
December
3,
1653
S
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In
northwer:
C'Jlliuh
i
jmuda.
Is
five
feet
lour
incnes
'
....
.
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1
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,
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heard
so
frequently'
T.i
are
broadcasts
however
.1"
they
Rlve
such
a
lot
ot
d
b
'
respecting
how
to
recover
t'
in
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newspaper
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to
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upbuilding
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Bureau
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Half
a
dozen
awelllmts
which
will
look
like
comfortable
homes
&re
going
up
out
In
Westvie
v.
It
isn't
everywhere
you
can
see,
from
your
easy
chair,
scenic
gems
in
the
way
of
snow-crown-td
peaks,
isUmJ.s,
boys,
channels,
inlets,
habors
and
harbor
t
ntrances.
he's
liable
to
be
cai'ed
"Hobs.
For
there
was
dice
another
live
foot
four
party
whose
name
wa.
Roberts
and
who,
for
much
of
his
life,
was
known
as
"Bobs."
Only
he
wasn't
in
the
diplo
matic
service.
Woman
lat
the
bank):
"I'd
like
to
open
a
joint
account
with
someone
who
has
money."
I
'3h
I
8
,
Ss.
I
GEORGE
GREGORY,
37-year-old
Victoria
lawyer,
upset
British
Columbia's
Social
Credit
government
attempt
to
obtain
a
legislature
seat
for
Finance
Minister
Einar
Gunderson
by
defeating
him
in
a
by-election.
Mr.
Gregory
i,s
shown
receiving
a
victory
kiss
irom
Cathy
Shaw.
IWuctant
Twins
IlIKRE
inside
the
parlia-
rnent
of
Canada
you
see
tic
great
ever-present,
j
rarely-mentioned
fact
that
is
at
once
the
tragedy
and
the
hope
of
this
reat
I
country.
Wo
are
still
"two
nations
war-jrins
within
t!i
bosom
of
a
single
state"
in
one
sense
of
the
words,
as
we
were
a
century
i
and
a
quarter
ago
when
a
great
1
British
statesman.
Lord
Dur-;hum,
wrote
tho.;e
words,
i
True,
Canada
has
long
since
achieved
what
a
great
visiting
;
'
Frenchman,
a
century
later,
described
as
"modus
Vivendi
without
cordiality."
SHOVU)
PASS
A
new
Irish
whisky
of
liejit
chuiucLer,
t-iji
i.ily
blinded
tc
appeal
to
overM'as
rustomt'rs.
particularly
in
the
United
States,
is
now
on
the
marked.
,The
glass
is
of
a
special
green
color.
Generally
speaking,
we
i
are
prepared
to
take
a
chance
ion
the
question
of
morality.
DOCKSIDE
TALES
TO
YOUR
NEW
HOME
OR
OFFICE
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-
up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Aircraft
Engineer
Salvages
Plane;
Lands,
Takes
Off
at
Seal
Cove
Base
Commercial
or
!ioui-iu,
furniture
moved
with
cai
MIGHT
AID
If
the
music,
wit
and
humo.
the
laughter
and
color
of
the
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
holldayers
landed
In
Saskatoon
gtorv
0(
Gilbert
and
Sullivrui
!
When
Harold
Kellough,
base
for
""'.
but,
as
they
were
hungry
could
be
,.rved
regularly
to
lots
Anrire!
eneineer
for
Queen
Charlotte
I
and
there
was
no
place
to
eat
of
ioii,s
we
ve
heard
of.
affairs
Light
Up
For
Christmas
I
IMS
TIME
now
to
give
serious
thouirbt
to
the
Christmas
light-up
campaign
tqumsure;!
aniv.iaiiy
by
.the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Here
is
a
real
chance
for
householders
and
merchants
to
exercise
their
ingenuity
and,
at
the
same
time,
to
help
brighten
the
whole
holiday
season.
Nothing
is
more
cheery
at
Christmas
than
homes
and
stores
gleaming
with
lights
and
colorful
'
with
decorations.
Larger
cities
may
have
their
Santa
Claus
parade
and
other
gala
events,
but
it
is
ithe
individual
effort
of
each
citizen
which
estab-
,
lishes
the
true
Christmas
spirit.
-
For
local
businesses
the
Jaycees'
campaign
offers
the
more
tangible
inducement
of
stepping
up
"trade.
A
decorative
store-window
is,
in
fact,
a
subtle
form
of
flattery
to
the
'customer.
It
is
like
a
'wife
laying
out
the
pipe
(if
he
smokes
one)
and
'
slippers
for
Dad.
It
makes
him
feel
appreciated.
'
The
merchant
making
the
best
showing
will
-
receive
a
plaque
for
his
effort.
So
it
is
well
to
re-.;
member
that
Dec.
5
is
the
deadline
for
applications
from
business
concerns.
Householders,
too,
have
something
definite
to
'aim
at.
By
way
of
reward,
the
Jaycees
are
putting
up
a
little
folding
money
which
might
come
in
vhandy
for
purchase
of
those
last-minute
gifts.
As
a
separate
part
of
the
campaign,
the
Jay--cees
are
planning
again
to
erect
a
decorated
tree
;in
front
of
the
post
office.
All
in
all,
they
are
doing
a
lot
to
make
this
Christmas
a
merry
one.
1
The
French
1
writer,
n..wv.,
....
.
,
I,
V.a..
fUnr
....
.
.
.
Prompt,
courteous
scrvi
J
at.
low
cost.
j
PACKING
!
CRATING
j
SHIPPING
LOCAL
OR
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
CARTAfiK
And
STORAf.
Siegfried,
means
that
the
two
Airlines
at
seal
uove
nrsi
saw
"r11
l"c
anii.,
im,
,
migiu
oe
neipea
a
101.
ineies
;
great
lingual
sections
of
Canada
the
cracked-up
fuselage
of
the;ReSina-
an
increasing
'shortage
of
al!
I
live
together
like
a
married
small
Cub
airplane
on
the
i
From
Regina
the
pair
flew
to
five.
Today,
if
not
actual
war.
couple,
both
of
whom
would
'beach,
his
mind
began
working
'
Neepawa,
Manitoba,
Kellough's
!
we're
trying
to
devise
a
way
to
nmfpr'a
divorce
but
who
are
'
overtime.
i
home
town.
Other
places,
In
their
I
stop
or
start
one.
What's
In
our
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
!
nevertheless
destined
to
live
un-
a
year
later,
his
brain-child
.
Quest
for
both,
sightseeing
and
literature
so
called?
A
heap
of
it
to
trier
ttte
same
root,
till
aeatn
ao
hurt
ernwn
into
the
realltv
of
a
nuiiung
uiciuueu
ine
i-a,
riui
-i.,.
iu
;.uv
about?
Oh,
any
them
them
part
Dart.
Icnmnleted.
fullv
assembled
two-;
Flon,
Edmonton
and
Jasper.
:
hke
to
talk
Phone
60
I.H
"Leave
it
to
Lindsays
place
plane
whlcli
recently
took
j
"On
our
way
to
Jasper
we
ran
Kellough
and
friend
Bill
Tockerinto
a
snow
storm
near
the
thing
from
arthiitis
to
taxes,
bo
;
long
as
we
can
be
kept
miser-1
!
able,
anxious,
irritable
and
half-,
on
a
e.uuu-miie,
cross-Canada
j
mountains,
we
turned
oacK
dui
trouble-free
trip
for
$120.
"V;
didn't
want
to
return
all
the
way
Just
over
a
vear
aeo.
an
Am-
to
Edmonton,
so
we
looked
for
a
sick
when
as
a
matter
of
fact
there's
not
the
slightest
thing
wrong.
-
.
Tho
tirt
nf
thf
fili
n
man
erican
flyer
was
forced
down
in
Place
to
land
nearby,"
his
Super-Cub
near
Butedale.
Their
improvised
"strip"
was
the
Jasper-Edmonton
highway
'
riUcne3
usually
depends
on
tb
and
they
taxied
to
a
stop
in
front
I
ieng
n
0f
njs
arm
Shortly
afterwards,
Kellough
decided
to
have
a
look
at
the
wreck.
When
he
located
it,
he
nipde
another
decision::
oi
a
lone
lining
siaiion
The
station
attendant
rushed
New
York's
daily
papers
have
YOU
are
not
inside
parliament
for
a
week
until
you
hear
on
the
quiet
how
many
more
English-speaking
Canadians
have
list
their
jobs
in
the
past
year,
&nd
how
many
more
French-speaking
Canadians
have
taken
over
those
jobs.
It
is,
of
course,
only
partly
true.
But
few
of
thoe
who
voice
the
complaints
ever
add
the
main
reason
though
not
necessarily
the
only
reason:
That
more
and
more
of
the
civil
service
jobs
call
for
a
working
knowledge
of
both
languages.
Those
of
us
U'ho
are
born
and
brought
up
in
English-speaking
homes
rarely
take
the
pains
to
learn
French.
We
may
struggle
through
enough
"I
thougnt
if
I
could
only
'out
to
meet
his
customers,
then
;
rot
published
for
nearly
a
week.
V
gpckVount
somehow
get
it
to
Prince
Rupert
stood
agape
as
he
saw
the
plane
i
Four
hundred
photoengravers
and
work
on
it,
I
felt
it
could
be'
parked
near
the
gas
pumps,
lie)
are
on
strike,
and
some
20,0'iu
rebuilt."
I
threw
up
his
hands,
managed
to
1
other
workers
refuse
to
cross
And
that's
exactly
what
Kel-
say:
picket
lines.
Normal
nrcuHt.-i
lough
did.
There
was
a
lot
of
red
"Now,
I've
seen
everything
"
icf
tne
slx
paPfrs
total
5.189,000.
Nof
So
Bright
tune
to
wade
through
in
eettine
Thrnunhnnt.
thplr
tnnr
if
there
i
'
,lry
'''a
oeen
niaw.n
?
io.f
$120
to
$131.
Nobody,
this
week
stuff
and
vyyHO'S
going-
to
buy
the
darned
st
;
.
Yv
what
with?"
asked
a
Prince
Geor;
the
plane,
but
finally
the
Can-
was
no
airport
where
they
want-adian
government
released
it
to
ed
to
land,
they
made
use
of
the
him
as
aircraft
parts.
natural
flat
surfaces
of
the
work.
prairie
roads,
farmers'
fields
or
Placing
almost
every
moment
just
the
plain,
bald
prairie,
of
spare
time
at
the
disposal
of,
Tnrupr
n,aim(.d
to
Kel-
Suzanne
Lamport
Puts
on
Blue
Bonnet
-Votes
it
Best
rge
store
French
to
"get
by"
the
high
school
or
universiy
examina
T
tions.
But
as
for
really
learning;
'
the
language
well
enough
to
his
new
project,
Kellough
began
,ough
near
th0
begirr)lng
of
their
f,.,
wi
.
m
hiI
r
s
me
asauous
iasK
oi
aibassemo-
fli,ht
.
,...,
the
Rockies.
1
tfl
b-m....,u
fnL
Cn
mnta,
V,
H
"O
?
"
heading
east
to
Calgnry:
carry
on
even
a
simple
phone
conversation
or
write
a
.
letter
no,
we
simply
do
not
do
it.
ac
.the
miles
and
X
.
;
.
B
P
qulily
M
'
'
I
I
"Man,
look
plane
had
been
covered
several
miles
of
landing
strip-."
lJ
1
-,.L..i,,k-
RYr
.
'4v
1
I
times
by
high
tides.
The
engine,
t
But
we
kick
jvhen
the
French-
instruments
all
metal
parts
'
In.
Jasper.
n
east
Jthdins
was
';f
"
X
'
1
!
7Cl
I
v
t
1
l
l
-
"
,
ntat,
nard
earth
.1
-
t
,,
M
j
.
btl
buy
on
th
'
.1
M'
f
after
landing
the
fejfj
!
V-'
"
h
..
f
T
'
S
spcasiri
L-Hiiakians
lUKe
over
j
the
public
jobs
in
a
country
were
rusting
badly,
but
finally
made
on
tne
the
cleanine
1ob
was
done.
'
runways.
Bui,
j
which
is
a
two-language
coun
.
i
I
tlnnro
ii.q
rn
trtlH
In
rus
f
r
Amontr
several
r.tw
uui
is.
u.njco
tv,.
iu.
,...
,
i4
A
try
Th
r-v,-i,i,
r-o
nroneller
had
to
be
obtained
as
i
machine
in
a
corall.
This
pre-
f
keeper
the
other
day
as
he
watched
dozens
of
cartons
of
Christmas
goods
being
unloaded
at
the
-rear
of
his
place
of
business.
This
is
only
one
of
the
questions
being
a-ked
by
many
pessimistic
local
merchants
as
white-bearded
"litis
Kfinrrle
looms
on
the
horizon';
to
discover
hundreds
of
sawmills
which
have
been
silenced
for
.two
montii
by
a
strike
which
at
this
writing
ap-
pears
t
mote
from
a
settlement
than
when
the
operv,
:!
workers
first
decided
to
part
Company.
t1
With
ky-offs
increasing
in
practically
every
.line
of
business
and
the
bulk
of
the
lumber
industry
pay-roll
dried
up,
the
prospect
of
a
"Merry
Christ-'mas"
for
many
Prince
George
families
is
gloomy
indeed.
cians
who
get
the
jobs'
also,
of
well
as
the
under-carriage.
Kel-1
cautionary
measure
was
advised
,,i,
e.-i.k
:
loiif
h
had
decided
not
to
eauiD
:
because,
they
were
told,
'the
elk
.f.
A
r?t
'it
fnr-t
kn
thnt
r-1
his
little
plane
with
floats.
By
I
are
so
plentiful
here
they'll
come
J
Uardiess
of
the
theorv
of
our!
October,
the
135-horse-powered
;
at
night
and
literally
eat
up
your
X,
,.ti,
,,t;.,
v,.
r.Kii
hn
i
-
i
craft,
wns
rpdrlv
tn
t.ike
eff
on
!
Diane.
!
ness
of
Canada
is
done
in
Eng-1
wheels.
Where?
On
the
Seal
j
"Nea
McBrlde,
B.C.,
we
ran
I
virl
t.
1
luaniipTjiirniMirt
nreferfi
Hi.ut,
U'
i
About
a
third
of
the
MPs
are
crete
600-foot
rampart
used
by
;
in
a
small
cleared
paten
dock
oi
Wm
wlj(iV!
jt
a
tbe
Unu.
AM,
ilkR
U(8
I
born
into
French-speaking
f
am-
amDhibuous
pianes
as
a
loaning
a
iiumeaieaiiei
jaiu.
i
c
u.
m-
UHimhtcr
!
J
orontn
i.nm.us
.iiHVor.
ili"s
but
most
of
them
speak
deck
is
the
only
level
stretch
of
;er
met
us
happily
and
offered
j
v.hi
will
love
chc
ftwh.
uiiny-ft
English
in
the
House,
for
the
.
terra
firma
in
these
parts.
'
!
his
horse
to
pull
us
out
of
the
Hnvm
f
this
He
mxe
(.mlitv
inareiirine
obvious
reason
that
they
wish
!
And
Kellough
found
that
his
j
muck.
We
thanked
him,
but
did
i
)
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ALSO
DISTILLERS
OF
rock
Mount
London
dry
cin
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r
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m
unnrt
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v
t.
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l
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-PRINCE
GEORGE
CITIZEN.
to
oe
unuerstooa.
i
new
piaiit;
uuuiu
wbc
un
m
i
uv
u.
It
is
a
sad
sight
to
see
the
ex
AND
SOLI
AGENTS
TO
CATTO'S
Cold
Label
nd
Eitrt
8pcll
150
feet
at
35
miles
an
hour.
All
through
their
prairie
flight,
After
several
test
flights,
the
;
the
pair
met
with
excellent
fly-
"f
1
-Jt
odus
when
a
French-speak-
4i-
Flnot
Imported
Scotch
WhliklM
'
iprnail
i
ncliei
:p
vi'iif-mum'
Vitamin
j
A.
You'll
like
;ts
(vihvenii-nrr
M,tir
'
muldfti-vcllow
qimrliT
uoundv
;iro
iTili
'h
I
iihII
v
w
ni(
(j
in
pure
fthimirumt
;
fuil.
They're
ideullv
flmM'(l
tu
k'
riitlit
!
frum
wktiire
to
)il:itt'!
Tnke
:i
tin
.fruni
wmneii
who
chm
hlTonl
the
ltst
in?
MP
begins
to
sneak
in
hf-i
;
engineer
who
first
eained
his
lnir
weather.
On
their
return
I
OTTAWA
DIARY
.1.
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
ALBERTA
OUTILIERJ.
LIMITEO
jj&r
CALGARY,
CANADA
lar
own
tongue.
j
commercial
pilot's
licence
in
j
along
the
northern
route,
how-
1937
and
Tocker,
who
had
helped
j
ever,
several
storms
were
en-
muni,
i
laiKea
wun
peo-
i
nenougn
wiin
mucn
oi
tne
worn,
i
cuuiimcu
m
ujuuhui,
--
.
ill
v
the
Ui-I
:
li'k
lot
i)K
l.l
XK
nlanned
their
cross-country
flip,
peclany
along
tne
r3Keena.
;
.
,
n,1NNI,
,
This
dvtrliinnnt
ll
not
publiihtd
or
diiplayed
by
At
ttquor
Co"
1
iarHridc
next
tune
BT-?
Kellough
relates
his
ejcpertenr.es
Kellough,
who
graduated
from
;
y)U
s1()1,
Botrd
OI
by
ui
Oovtrnment
oi
tuitith
UHunoit
nartlie.
thWM
,
.
'.
.
-r
-
a
r
flying
-school
in.
Winnipeg
in
-
-
-
-
--
i
pie
wno
know
tne
DacKgrouna
The
report
around
Parliament
i
world-wide
Russian
espionage
0
premier
Duplessis's
absolute
'Hill
circles
is
that
Igor
Gou-
j
ring
some
six
years
auo.
Gou-1
lP;fcy(jn
0f
ne
proposal
for
zenko,
fcmtrnl;
,-faure'f
jueitko
frutei
:bok;
whi-h.;wasU(;airai
m0ney
rranta
jto
Cfeiebeb
'hom
tn!-Wta:Ytoit-t)tkcWajir..inlyfeat6bltTph;i
n
-;
.tause
celebre
has
revolved
du;--1
so
1
dramatically
in
the
public
i
The
flnahcfaTosinoh
of
dicing
the
past
week,
has
written
!
eye
at
the
timo
that
its
sale
i
on
gn(j
0ther
Quebec
univer-rnother
book.
i
was
substantia:
His
earnings
L,tios
u
Hpnprot
that
thov
,;We
limned
1
.visit
Floyd
IMlaot
W
mechanics
mire
CJasAji
formerly
with
$CA
here
rjttfon'ta
piloting:
He's
"only
log-wW.iUiJwbMiifcSttA
He
was
alwavs
braRgine
about
time,"
he
says,
but
for
the
last
have
it
are
reported
to
It
Is
said
to
be
a
manuscript
i
Irorn
i
literally
may
have
to
close
their
1
fmnr
nnlpw
!Vipu
ran,
trot.
AS-
like
reached
$50,000
with
a
close
to
200.000
words
In
the
goose-shooting
there
so
we
16
years
never
has
been
very
far
were
going
to
put
him
on
the
away
from
an
aircraft.
He
serv-spot
...
led
as
flight
engineer
overseas
at
"There
were
geese
alright,
:
the
outbreak
of
the
Second
thousands
of
them,
but
there
,
World
War,
worked
In
wartime
were
almost
as
many
American
'
aircraft
factories,
and
spent
hunters.
The
geese
were
shy
and
'
some
10
years
with
a
mining
the
good
weather
kept
the
birds
exploration
company
in
the
length.
Its
subject
Is
said
to
be
!
s,ura
oel"B
1-aiu
suusequenuy
uy
i
sistance
j
rorn
lhe
national
Maxim
Gorki,
the
great
Russian
Hollywood
for
the
mov:e
rights.
I
lreasury.
revolutionary
novelist.
One
of
a
new
book
by
Gouzenko.
if
j
There
is
an
overwhelming
de-the
most
picturesque
of
the
"old
.
it
arrived
on
the
market
on
the
i
mand
for
such
assistance
irom
.Bolsheviks"
of
the
turbulent
heels
of
the
bizarre
interna-
j
'ne
western
provinces.
Lenin-Trotsky
era,
Gorki
is
re-
tional
situation
in
which
its
But
the
government
of
Que-
bee
says
"no"
and
it
would
be
high
in
the
air
all
the
time.
;
Nortnwest
Territories.
"We
didn't
get
a
single
goose."
i
He's
been
with
QCA
here
for
From
Prince
Albert,
the
flying
j
the
last
two
years.
FOAMTREADS
For
"lhe
Wall
Thai
Retaes'
'FOAMTREAD'
soles"are
welded
to
rr.
uppers
they
wi.ll
not
separate.
if
Millions
of
tiny
air
bubbles
cushion
ever
step.
The
soft,
supple
leather
oursole
last
longer,
than
the
thickest,
sturdie
leather
sole
can't
wear
out.
A:tu
u:.
'Rnhble-Rubber
folly
to
ignore
the
fact
that
it
means
"no."
It
fears
the
loss
of
ported
to
have
been
made
the
author
has
tieen
the
central
fig-iubject
of
an
elaborate
critical
,
ure,
conceivable
would
be
the
analysis
by
the
former
Soviet
'
ssubject
of
a
wide
interest
embassy
cypher
clerk
whom
thewhich
its
sales
could
be
expect-
federal
government
has
had
tri
to
rfflert.
The
recent
nnhlii-
under
mounted
police
protec-
itv
would
be
nartirularlv
valn-
lion
for
almost
seven
years
now
!
able
in
the
American
market.
'
The
sources
which
tell
of
French
culture
and
fears
this
is
the
thin
edge
of
the
wedge,
i
It
is
on
the
background
of
all
these
truths
that
you
begin
to
I
understand
why
the
present
1
Prime
Minister
has
such
a
'
unique
hold
on
the
affections
;
of
the
Canadian
people;
and
why
the
most
important
event
;
BACK
IS
HARNESS
WINNIPEG
(CP)After
fires
In
the
village
of
Brook-lands
for
2
years,
the
old
red
ATTENTION
FISHERMEN
AND
BOAT
OWNERS
EKOLITE
has
done
it
again!
This
time
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
of
the
election
of
1953
may
yet;
Oouzenko's
recent
literary
lasers
assert
that
he
has
a
publisher
who
has
been
engaged
to
iring
out
his
book.
The
understanding
is
that
It
will
be
between
stiff
covers,
in
time
to
atch
the
Christmas
trade.
"
"
If
this
story
is
correct
and
'11
comes
from
quarters
which
usually
are
most
reliable
it
is
7
VYMII
1I1CI1
WUI-J
-LIJ
,
midsoles,
they
feature
a
soft,
f
,.
lexi.
fire
engine
was
put
up
on
blocks
in
1950.
Now
the
fire
engine
has
been
sold
to
a
drive-in
turn
out
to
be
that
George
Drew,
the
Ontario-born,
Ontario-bred
Conservative
leader,
leather
outsole
that
cannot
scum
or
furniture.
theatre
as
an
attraction
for
its1
learned
French
well
enough
to
outdoor
amusement
centre
!
speak
in
Quebec
in
French.
it
safe
wager
that
the
publicity
Eosv
tn
clean
iust
toss
them
into
thi
$19
5
for
only
LIONEL
ELECTRIC
TRAINS
AND
ACCESSORIES
which
the
ex-employee
of
the
Soviet
embassy
here
has
received
during
the
past
fortnight
will
not
diminish
public
interest
In
him
as
an
author
but
very
much
the
reverse:
'
Following
his
exposure
of
the
,
washing
machine
they
come
out
Iook
ing
like
new.
Trim,
Smart,
Light,
'Sturdy.
of
the
Well
sfyled
for
every
member
family.
COMPLETE
SETS
from
s:c
"
'
f
i
"Foamfreads"
are
available
at
i
Less
10
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
1953
With
a
deposit
of
$17.50
and
the
balance
of
$158.00
on
delivery,
you
can
assure
yourself
of
a
Sounder
before
the
start
of
the
next
fishing
season.
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL
Wilford
Electrical
Works
COW
BAY
Dealer
in
Prince
Rupert
District
for
EKOLITE
29-H
JP
s
.1
'V,,.
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
878
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:
CHINESE
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-
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j
p.m.
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a.m.
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NOW
WHILE
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FAMILY
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629
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'v.
t-
14
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357
j
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