it.
ji
j
n
.
i
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Dill.
11(1
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harm
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x
,
in.
u
inipnipnw
1
ii
I
1
7.
Only
half
of
Hie
l'llL-nn,.
u.."pl,,"s
of
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
1,
1952
Pilgrim
Fathers
;
were
religious
dissenters.
Tlie
vatu'
l,
.otlTS
we.c
trades
lllf
people
and
r,i
hivi,
.
;craftnen.
h....
A
s
"J
lv
;
l-:.MI"UASIS
I
I.N
VOVACilC
j
.pn
tertir,'
;
The
picfire
will
take
the
P.
iaHrcsNv,'18
.
Brims
into
their
first
snrin
i
J'.lp.
SHIPS
and
OF
FAJHION
Si
WATERFRONT
In
Film
By
BOB
THOMjS
lUio
new
land
but
the
empha.Us
i,
J,
llas
ir.tn,M
will
bn
on
'h"
voyastf
across
the
S
lllnc
"
hp
,1
,
.
U11C
p
Atlantic.
I'Mrs
a.-0
t
don
t
Ihim
most
wroplo
b,
''!,
ivallzc
what
a
irrcat
achievement
.,
';.
!
1
t
SIT
A
fsssid
PRICE
S
HOLLYWOOD
(AP
A
lot
of
it
was."
said
producer
Senary,
p
-lln
i"k
schoolbook
notions
about
the
"Here
were
102
passengers
coop-
int
'
"c
a,
Filgrim
Fa'.hcrs
are
going
to
be
ed
up
for
three
mon'.hs
on
a
sliij
feii
ii,,f
,tilin
k
punctured
by
a
new
film
lrorn
that
was
102
fect
long
with'
a
"t
,
Turs
Rfloated
With
Little
Damape
Freighter
t'hilliuack
in
Port
Two
Vancouver
tugs
which
went
aground
near
Kemano
Bay
at
the
end
of
the
week
during
a
snowstorm
have
been
refloated
and
were
able
to
proceed,
having
Hollywood.
,
22-foot
beam
The
weather
waft
brnn
,
i..
'
-
a
it
ii
m
i..
seas
rough;
111
povi
n.,:;
The
picture
is
caUod
"The
miserable
and
tlv
Plymouth
Adventure."
and
it's
""'
i
not
been
seriously
damaged,
ac-
the
&
:
f
w
i
!
cordine
to
word
reaching
being
personally
produced
by
Dore
Schary,
headman
at
MOM.
Among
the
facts
he
relayed
to
me:
1.
The
John
A'dan-Priscilla
Viullins-Mlleji
Stand'sh
tiiangle
V5
VJJSs
5
i
city.
The
tug
Le
Mars
had
her
!
propellor
bent
and
rudder
twist-
ed
but
left
for
Vancouver
under
i
her
own
power.
The
Laverne
was
a
;
strictly
.a
flgmvnt
of
Long-
fellow's
imuglnation.
Standish
was
a
married
man
and
much!
t
i
not
damaged.
Both
tugs
are
.-.JV
..
-
A
;
v
V4
:
',-'
"'NJk
I
owned
by
the
Vancouver
livered
1X
7
iJ
V.
v
'
:
boat
Co.
and
had
de
S
Mffef
'l
:
Today
ond
Wednesday
,
Evcnincs
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
I
(j1
older
than
Priscilla.
2
The
PilarttB's
didn't
land
on
Plymouth
Rock.
3.
The
Mayflower
wasn't
blown
off
its
course,
which
was
supposed
.
to
.
he'
IQ
Virginia.
A
heavily
laden
barges
mano.
'
Frank
Watt-rhouse
freighter'
W'--'-i-'i''
ttt.n't
ja
.j-..
.t.w
!
Phone
Kcd
120
Today
for
reservations
on
"Curiji,
Chilliwack.
Capt.
Ed
Swank,
rived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
She
had
called
at
Kitimat
and
Ke
KECTAR
IN
SPRING
-During
the
spring
sap
rjr
the
sw
:et
-tasting
syrup
tastes
best
when
taken
right
from
the
mapla
tree
jUelf.
One
uniientified
Montreal
lad
tests
the
liquid
fruits
of
the
annual
run
and.
judging
from
his
expres.ion.
finds
it
just
as
enjoyab'.o
as
reported.
(CP
PHOTO
i
I
land
speculator
bribed
the
cap-itain
to
deliver
the
settlers
to
iNew
England.
i
4.
Thv
Pilgrim's
weren't
stiff-
mano
with
cargoes
of
300
and
'
'400
tons
respectively.
After
dis-!
charging
75
tons
here,
the
Chil-!
'
liwack
is
proceeding
this
after-i
noon
to
Watson
Island
and
from
Ul
I
there
will
go
to
Alice
Arm
and:
Th
e
alleys
ciiers
Lose
weir
zecona
WARNEK
Wn
.
..r
m
"This
Woman
i
necked
stolid
people.
They
were
Waim
human
beings
capable
of
having
fun.
5.
They'
didn't
dress
prlnii,
with
square.
Buster
Brown
hair-
jeuU.
Their
hair
styles
were
Isimlar
ta
those
of
today,
including
tJu
crew-cut.
6.
'
The
Indians
were
not
exactly
friendly
toward
the
settler
Stewart
to
load
concentrates
lor
delivery
direct
to
Vancouver.
Joe
Lous
of
league-leading
Hotshots
topped
the
scoring
di-
In
Western
Hoop
Finals
Winnipeg
72,
Vancouver
62
is
Dangerous"
ot.o.T,-r
rnnnitiim
vision
in
the
Wednesday
Night
neis
dRrti
Mixed
Bowling
League
with
his
Capt
John
Bod
and
of
277
and
752.
single
triple
at
.
.
1
30
this
,!
afternoon
nf.or.r,
frrm
irom
nei
hir
i
"
r
,.
.
.
Marlvs
Olson,
also
of
Hotshots.
,,
A1i
,
H
weekly
voyage
to
Alice
Arm
and
;
-
....
,.
o
MM
Am
m
i
M
wen
aOfTKT
MOHtS
-0Gt
WOKTHiHO
Wlf
Stewart
and
sailed
at
3
p.m.
fori'"'
1
,c
Z.Z
WINNIPEG
"(CP)
Again
paced
by
powerhouse!
King
Carl
Ridd,
Winnipeg
Varsity
Grads
-struck
'"friQUtC
"fo
tured
the
women's
scoring
hon
Todoy
and
Wedrf
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
ors
with
234
and
551.
ror
a
lu-point
viciorv
iasi
nigni
over
v
aiicouwr
Hotshots
scored
the
highest
PLUS
Cartoon
-
News
Shows
7:00
-
9:02
Nyion
Editions
in
Print
That
Rote
Extra
Attention
game
with
a
total
or
030
and
are
j
Eilei.g
in
their
best-of-five
Western
Canada
senior
Ray
Jones
LUp
IdVUliU'S
111
tilU
,llflliyiJkl-
f
...
men
s
basketoall
tinai.
uracis
lead
trie
series
z-v,
win
hip
roll-off
tomorrow
night,
High
tribute
to
the
lob"
wnich
hAs
been
uone
I
ning
68-62
Saturday.
12.95
-
14.95
-
16.95
Ahich
will
be
based
on
total-point
scoring
of
the
season.
At
present,
Hotshots
place
three
points
ahead
of
Kaydettes,
nearest
rival
team,
and
with
a
BADMINTON
TOlItNEY
(Continued
from
page
5)
CPSS
Princess
Louise
brought
t";ie
li'llc.ving
passengers
to
t
inc.
Rupert
at
8
o'clock
yesterday
morni
lg:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Parish.
H.
Sykes,
T.
G.
McKchzie
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
C.
Mallory.
A
heavy
load
of
passengers
leaving
Vancouver
were
.nostly
disembarked
at
the
west
.oast
site
of
Alcan's
project
.or
Kit
mat,
101;
for
Kemano,
87.
Departing
on
the
Louise
tonight
a.c
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Blakely
.uul
family;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
and
H
SIlverKldPs
brat
M
Third
game
will
be
played
by
W.
C.
R.
Jones
in
getting
the
1
here
tonight.
j
Columbia
Cellulose
pulp
null
at
'
Before
a
crowd
of
2.000.
Ridd
;
Prince
Rupert
into
its
present
led
the
Varsity
attack
with
24
j
efficient
state
of
operation
waa
points
and
Roy
Williams
pot-
i
paid
by
3.
B.
Robeits,
cnitf
en-ted
22.
ginecr
for
Uie
Cclanese
Corpoi-
Hansen
become
ud
M
BulRrr.
15-3.
15-1.
cwo-point
win.
would
GENERAL
ELECTRI,
Second
Round
D
White
and
P
BriKCs
beat
M
Vleriek
and
F
Part-tkIcp.
18-14.
3-13.
15-11:
I..
McKay
and
P
Cross
beat
C.
Warskett
and
m
Look
at
the
flattery-wise
stylin?
.
.
.
the
elegant
de-J
tails
of
our
rayon
prints
and
you'll
recognize
them
J
as
a
buy
that
makes
mueh
fashion
sense
.
.
the
most
of
your
budget's
dollars
g
and
cents:
.eague
champions.
On
the
other
hand,
if
Kaydettes
can
take
four
joints
from
the
league-leaders,
-hat
team
would
hit
the
top
The
lanky
bucket
duo
of
Ridd-
ation
of
America,
who
has
beer.
WAS
'ith
a
sensational
victory
since
Kaydettes
were
the
cellar-dwell-.
is
for
some
time.
e.
Simpson,
is-8.
15-1.
d
Pauidmi;
Williams
proved
the
Grads'
most
paying
a
brief
visit
ol
inspection
ohaVr..
BJaLr.'.d
'
Potent
scoring
punch
but
much
,
to
the
'
P1
and
h
j.
HKkev
beat
m.
Tougn
and
of
the
credit
also
goes
to
diinin-i
There
have
been
many
manv
pu-ti.
fiu.
eiiversidcs.
15-T.
15-4.
'
utive
Jack
Willet
who
scored
11
pltxing
problems
with
which
Mi.
'
;
Jones
has
had
to
deal,
not
the
mi.n
not
m
i
s
points
and
turned
in
a
standout
First
nound
h.
HoUestad
and
.
defensive
job
least
of
which
has
been
housing,
"
but
he
has
been
highly
succeiui
nnuu
is-"'
g"
vreck
and
W.llet
was
faced
with
the
task
n
Touub
beat
p.
charbonneau
and
of
checking
Eliers'
top
scoring1"1
KCttlll8
the
plant
organized
Brandvold,
for
Vancouver;
Mr.
jiicrman
and
Mr.
Hansen,
for
vtcan
Falls.
The
frigate
Sault
Ste
Man;'
recently
finished
an
ooeano
iiaphic
survey
of
Prince
Rupeit
This
work,
performed
in
connection
with
coast
defence
was
dont-
ETTEIIBOX
.
-ica
f.oui
pad
WALLACE'S
:
o
With
Pump
Control
iCV.HU
5)
.,
.
.
.,
,.
.
J
sum.
n-u
is-8:
c.
Wruht
ani
.
,.,.
Difi
Mitrhell
and
held
'
alul
running
iinootniy.
Ana
.ue
mp
souui.
mib
piacticc
i,
bK1,
ixllt
D
Rcnlse
Bnd
E
Blam.
,
.
.
.
-lmc.
tor
which
we
thank
those
ii-i.
o-i.
b
Williamson
and
h
nlm
lo
lwo
points,
responsible,
was
not
scught
be-1
,-Pa!ie
btnt
A
vickerman
and
vi
John
Forsyth
netted
15
points
DEPT.
:
STORE
!
for
Eilers
and
Nev
Munroe,
14.
Normie
Watt
connected
for
12.
cause
of
special
advantage
but
Second'
ru,,
Forbe5
a,ld
i)COi.USe
time
at
tile
Centre
was
Fowle
beat
H
Hoikenstad
and
NOT
PRICE'
3
A.
under
the
supervision
of
John
P
I
Tullcy.
the
senior
Canadian
I
orsar.csrapher.
The
force
ol
I
!ales,
on
two
occasions,
made
it
1
necessary
to
suspend
operations
"BUY
QUALITY
9
unavailable.
In
fact,
it
was
necessary
to
play
across
court
for
!ie
stiange
but
simple
reason
r
m
for
a
while.
Northern
B.C.
Power
(oi
.hat
the
hall
was
not
designed
Hieky.
15-8.
15-7;
D
Kadtord
ana
J
Oeorgeson
beat
G.
Viereck
and
K.
Tough.
10-15.
15-10.
15-10:
C.
Wnelit
and
D.
Bown
beat
N.
Pavhkls
and
H.
Morgan.
15-12,
5-15.
15-10;
T.
Carr-Harris
and
J.
MucDonald
beat
'
n
Villiamson
and
H
UPise.
15-7.
15-10
i
MI
V'S
MX.I.KS
First
Roiind
B.
Williamson
beat
B.
with
baskets.
Kids
Skate
As
Curling
Season
Ends
there
is
a
realiy
nice
staff
there
now,"
said
Mr.
Roberts.
Meanwhile,
Mr.
Robeits
said
that
business
is
developing
rapidly
and
there
are
more
orders
for
the
mill's
product
than
can
be
filled.
Within
the
next
few
weeks,
in
keeping
with
the
company's
expansion
program,
tht.f
will
be
a
considerable
steppir.
up
In
the
output.
Company
heads
i.i
the
East
ou
highly
optimist
ic
nut
only
about
the
Prince
Rupcr.
.
plan',
bdt
about
Canada
a.--
i.
whole,
said
Mr.
Roberts.
The
chief
engineer
by
air
today
for
Vancouver
enruuie
back
to'
his
headquarters
in
New
!
York.
i:
These
shortcomings
seem
odd.
he
Oliver,
Penticton
and
sev-
Itrsncr
r.lwk
rimne
210
Prince
Kupett.
B.C.
Sll!
ral
Vancouver
schools
acquired
fill
Tough.
15-10.
18-17;
J.
Georgeson
gymnasiums
recently
that
(MM)
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ir
.'.is
J'
1
hi
t1
Deat
k.
hauisen.
i5-z;
t;.
wrint
bei.'
.1.
burn.
15-1.
15-3;
D.
Bown
beat
G.
Poffcnroth.
15-4,
15-6.
Sef.ond
Hound
J.
Fowle
beat
B.
,
Williamson.
15-2,
15-5:
C
Wright
beat
H.
Holkesta-J,
15-11.
15-5:
C.
Forbes
beat
D.
Bov.n,
15-4.
15-3
A
w
eek
or
more
of
skating
beginning
Saturday
will
mark
laic.eil
to
tnc
culling
rink
f
jr,
its
liist
.sea-son
of
operation,;
meanwhile
curling
will
be
given
FRIZZELL'S
MOT
all
our
needs.
Why
not
Prince
Rupert?
This
is
not
the
only
shortcoming
to
aifect
our
basketball
in
recent
years,
i
don't
believe
that
Ui3
demolition
of
the
large
gym
711
Acroj:
ilis
was
reasonably
justified
by
the
small
addition
at
the
back
of
the
Centre
with
its
fine
maple
walls.
Was
it
not
Dl-QWS
la
'Tourhig
send-off"
when
two
n
t:uv
picked
teams
get
into
action
in
7
P.M.
U
Graham
and
11.
Paulsen
not
a
Curling
match
but
a
vs
M.
BuKT
and
a
PorTejirotb
P
:
b;oom.ijali
t.a',e
Friday
nl-ht,
Brians
and
H.
LcPat-c
vs.
M
and
B.
..
A
PRODUCTS
LTD.
Your
General
Motors
Dealer
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
an
Tough
t
lij.uwiu
uy
a
mui.La.iiii
uanv--.
possible
then
to
construct
Used
Car
on
-r
l.
iliic!
7:30
p.m.
h.
Hoikcsiaa
vs.
h
ut
.
iompieiicn
oi
a
pre-oonspiei
Pac:
c.
Forbes
vs.
c.
wn-ht:
d.
I
competition
takes
place
Wednes-Paulding
and
J.
Cross
vs.
B.
Mac-
i
,
.
cla
a!1tl
.pvpri
evera
Cliailcng
elnllenuo
.
wiolrt
end
B.
J.
Kiekey;
F.
Crow
i
and
J
Fowle
vs.
L.
McKay
and
D.
!
matches,
Thursday.
c"0rr"2Ir,rr"l,
!
H
a:lin
the
broom-bail
team,
.
.
.
8
P.M.
Holkcstad
,u
m
and
ii,
Hlckey
i.
vs.1
...
,
,
Viereck
and
Tough;
C.
Warskett
and
i
will
be
Curling
Club
President
.
simtwm
vs.
m.
Tou(?ii
and
H.
Ted
Bjulter
and
Past-President
Decorated
Easter
Eggs
Easter
Candy
Novelties
5c
and
up
Easter
baskets
in
gay
colors,
either
filled
or
empty.
addition
to
meet
other
requirements,
and
enlarge
the
present
floor
by
the
removal
of
the
wall
designed
for
that
purpose?
All
this
is
unfortunate
and
I
believe
the
Civic
Centre
deficit
is
a
serious
matter.
I
also
believed
this
when
many
of
the
ivic
Centre
board
led
the
de-
GENERAL
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
siiversides.
I
Neely
Moore.
Not
all
the
players
8:30
C
Warskett
and
B
William-1.
3
.
u..r.i-i,.
,.
,..
,.,,,
i
been
but
have
yet
picked,
strict;
,
vn
.i
era
and
o.
Bn.wn
j
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
anil
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations
71
orticrs
have
been
given;
oitc
against
bunairis
the
bowi-
'
''
vs-
J.
or?n:
d.
white
and
1."0
AN(il.l.V2-DiMr
15.000
miles.
Rial
j
coimmleal
transuorlatlon.
Full
price
limits
vs.
iviciay
ana
r
ranees
Plavsrs
are
now
in
training.
hav.'
ing
alleys
that
would
M.
Cross:
11.
Tim
In
and
C.
Forbes
vs
I
ino
aiconoi,
no
cigareiies,
or
lato
l;flt
-
Tl:llliU.
f
I
iH
1919
C-HKV.
5
r,SSK.N(ir.H
1
pikI
O.
Viereck.
9
P.M.
Winner
Holkcstad
ond
I.e
Pa;:e
vs.
U
PbuImu:
Wright
and
Brown
vs.'
Carr-Harris
a.
id
Mat-Donald.
'
:30
O.
Vlcrcck
.
a
Williamson:
Tl.
Thaln
and
V
Mtnnjlovlch
vs.
M.
Viereck
and
F.
Partrldie.
ciivevs.'
Ou'y
l'J.OOU
miles.
Used
car
guarantee
1910
CIIEV
SEDAN
New
paint
job.
Interior
nights."
Meanwhile,
finals
of
the
prc-bonspiel
competition,
delayed
Clue
to
heavy
bonspiel
entry
Usl,
will
be
pla"ed
down
at
the
curling
rink
Wednesday
night
with
ft?
-P
18
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OI'FICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
PC.
551
finished
in
leather.
Heater
1938
roNTIAC
New
'51
motor,
excellent
tires.
Body
repainted
"
eliminated
the
deficit-.
V.hy?
Bc-'.uu.'.c
they
would
constitute
competition
wllh
private
interest.
Ac
thougi.
all
the
other
activities
.
vrt
not.
Dr.
Large,
as
a
member
v?
the
Ci..i
Centre
Board
and
the
Sol"
o'
Board,
much
share
responsibility
for
these
actions.
I
am
r.ot
prepared
to
debate
the
practicability
of
the
eugges-tions
of
Mr.
Stirn
and
Mr.
wood
but,
if
they
are
guilty
of
creating
a
dream,
perhaps
Dr.
Easter
Plush
Rabbits
35c
and
up
Fancy
Easter
Egg
Cups
Easter
Grcetinq
Cards
Easter
Egg
Dyes
I
!
Stewart
vs
Shier
aud
Matthe
i
Large
is
guilty
of
destroying
one
vs
Rogerson
competing
In
the
i
a
very
practical
one.
semi-finals,
beginning
at
7
p.m
These
opinions
are
my
own
j
Winner
of
each
match
enters
the
and
I
speak
as
one
interested
in
flnals
at
9:15
p.m.
j
sport,
not
as
an
executive
of
the
;
i
Basketball
Association.
!
.
.'.
!
Thank
you
for
the
space.
!
Pirn
iJilOC
f
SPECIAL
(
01TI
1950
CIIEV
DELUXE
4-DOOIt
SEDAN
'
"
u
liitf
--
i
accessories:
neuter,
racno,
'"
,
,.,
1
seat
rovers,
grille
guard,
trunk
guard,
w,
stupping
light,
chrome
wheel
(Uses
m
(
f
faff
f
f
UIW
!
A.
MACPHEE.
I-
Winning
Name
accessories.
Come
and
see
it.
y
i,',,n
1,
..
.
...,,r
t
1918
CIIEV
'a-TON
PANEL
New
parimi
"
.
?
body
work
and
new
paint
Job.
Heal
Prize
winners
In
a
contest
for
(
an
original
name
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Cub
bulletin
are
Diane
Full
price
now
only
,
S
1946
CMC
2-TON
Long
wheelbasc,
i-sP
motor.
New
low
pn
-
axle,
new
partial
$
1946
CMC
1-1TON
PANEL
Nice
sliaP"-
Moke
Your
Selection
NOW
while
stocks
ore
complete
DON'T
Disappoint
the
kiddies!
Keconditioned.
Now
reduced
"
brake
'
com,
.vt-eY)
vaeiniin
194!)
FAROO
2-TON
2
-speed
axle.
box
M
work
1
ft
(
f
Kimi-t
ulielh.i.se
Ideal
for
dump
1)
available,
lias
van
body
at
present
r..t
.1..
.
Ibase
)iiSf
:
i-i.ee
1.
UH..Y
J
Kennedy
and
Mary
Bulger.
The
j
name
"Fwh
Talcs"
was
consld-'Jj'ercd
by
the
judges
to
be
appro-
,
,
;
pHatc
for
this
area.
i
I;
;
An
executive
meeting
of
the:
;
Club
was
held
at
the
home
of
J
!
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie,
with
Mrs.1
J.
j
Jocelyn
Bolton,
the
president,
in
j
the
chair.
J-
:
Many
congrat
ulatory
telegrams
'jand
letters,
from
all
parts
of
I
Canada
and
the
United
Stales,
':
wei
read.
I
The
club
now
boasts
29
mem-I
1
bfrs.
Three
'lew
n-embers
are
I;
i
to
be
welcomed
at
the
April
i
Breakfast.
i
'm,
Arrangements
werj
d
s..ussed
.
I'
regarding
the
educational
pro-I
i
gram,
and
to
start
it
off,
a
film
1947
FAIKiO
I
LAT
DECK-21-b-to".
mn
,
a,xlc,
box
und
hoist
available.
VANCOlVK.lt
anil
VK
TOItIA
SUNDAY
S3.
Caniosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
CoquiUam
12
noon
Mt'K
AUM,
STEW'AItT
AND
I'OHT
SIMPSON.
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOIl
NORTH
l
FEN
CHARLOTTE
I.'il.ANDS
April
H
and
25
,
ss.
Camosun
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
April
4
and
18
(midnight)
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
Only
ji
.s
1919
CMC
I-TON
PICKEP-4-spoed
1'!
sion.
a
sounu
n
ucii
in
bUVJ"
"
'
Mtl
and
the
very
latest
in
shoes
We
also
have
privately
iv.no
"
,e
at
owner's
prices
for
lmmrd'
See
ur
UuiIbi-I
plan
for
financing
repair"
,k:
.rePI-TKI)
ON
ABU
on
"Telephone
Courtesy,"
loaned
FASHION
FOOTWEAR'!
J
by
B.C.
Teiepnone
company,
win
be
shown
at
the
April
meeting.
Phone
871
:
I
Try
a
DAILY.
NEWS
classified