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Trespassing
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Thursday,
November
12.
1353
Prince
Rupert
Nevlyweds
T1
brines
Day
his
pas;-
Honeymoon
At
White
Rocks
'
A
V
f
I
jf
vjl
e.i
.j!'o
moio
with
high
praue
Due
home
soon
from
a
honey
The
Rev.
Lawrence
o
Ri.h..
officiated
at
the
rites
in
the
noi-
Kiiiii-u
iiuicn,
ior
which'
From
Auckland
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
For
the
first
time
since
royal
Christmas
Day
broadcasts
were
Inaugurated
by
King
George
V
in
1932
this
year's
message
will
be
aired
from
outside
England.
The
Queen
will
broadcast
from
the
opposite
side
of
the
world,
speaking
from
government
house
in
Auckland.
Radio
experts
believe
that
as
a
result
of
careful
planning
the
Queen's
speech
will
be
heard
by
moon
at
White
Rock,
B.C.,
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerald
Sommer-ville.
Prince
Rupert
newlyweds.
The
bride
is
Marion,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Charlotte
Home,
1832
Second
Avenue,
and
the
groom
it
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Somerville
of
White
Rock,
for
the
oriae
was
biven
in
marriage
by
her
uncle,
Mr.
Sam
Currie.
She
chose
a
gown
of
traditional
white
satin
and
lace,
featuring
an
ovei
skirt
of
net
lace
panels
and
lace
bodice
with
lily
point
ones
again
from
all
the
men
fir
the
magnificent
way
In
whh
the
ladies
waited
on
Uvp
at
the
annual
dinner
in
theaTanadian
Legion.
Tficre
were
smiles
all
round
mi
it's
safe
to
say
all
went
iw.tvc
happy.
.
Q
would
be
hard
to
single
cuvany
one
of
the
ladies
as
th('4,harticst
worker,
but
convener
Joyce
Duncan
received
weijrearned
handshakes
from
themen
and
women
for
the
cxcf.lcnt
chore
she
did
in
arranging
Uic
oiuner.
merly
of
Copper
City.
sleeves,
a
coronet
of
lace
and
net
secured
her
hip-length
silk
embroidered
veil
and
she
carried
a
lovely
spray
of
American
Beauty
roses.
The
bride's
only
attendani
was
her
sister,
Mrs.
Frank
Clapp,
matron
of
honor,
wearing
a
gown
of
rose
sheer
over
taffeta
with
la-trlmmed
bpdi'-e.
She
wore
a
floral
wreath
in
her
hair
and
carried
a
pretty
bounuet
nf
School
Socia
Life
Topic
Of
Forum
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
CHENILLE
BEdSadT
40
ONLY
MANUFACTURER'S
SAMPLES
Values
up
to
$21.00.
All
in
perfect
Full
range
of
colors.
Plain
shores
0l
conHy
Some
Hollywood
style.
These
"'
1
spreads
are
an
outstanding
value
1
A
OK
at
EACH
;.a.
IJ.J
SMILING
MERXE
PERRY,
20,
has
been
chosen
Miss
Alouette
and
will
represent
the
Big
Four
football
team
at
the
Miss
Grey
Cup
contest
In
Toronto
Nov.
28.
A
native
of
Montreal,
Miss
Perry
is
in
her
third
year
at
M.
Uill
University.
Last
year
she
was
chosen
Canada's
"Prom
Queen."
more
people
than
ever
before.
The
Queen
will
make
her
speech
at
9
p.m.
Christmas
Day,
New
Zealand
time,
which
will
be
in
the
early
hours
of
Christmas
morning
in
Canada.
The
time
chosen
was
decided
unon
after
lengthy
dtscusslons
for
three
reasons:
It
suits
the
Queen's
convenience.
It
suits,
the
greatest
number
Wth
thv
exception
of
Phil
RajJ
and
Kejh
DeWitt,
who
helped
Mrs.
Dickens
and
Mrs
W.
'Ji.
Osborne
carve
the
turkeys,
all
the
work
for
the
dln-nerjras
done
by
the
ladies.
Sfx
smiling
girls
kept
the
mcif
happy
as
they
waited
on
A
NEW
FAVORITE
nmong
London
fashions
Is
Car.ndian
sable
In
wide
stoles
of
around
six
skins,
priced
at
30
guineas
(about
$90)
a
skin.
They
are
elegant
day
or
evening
wear.
A
forum
on
high
school
students'
clothes,
make-un
and
pastel
'mums.
Best
man
was
Mr.
Petr
M.
Leod
and
ushers
were
Mr.
Walter
Carlson
and
Mr.
Ronald
District
News
the
tables
but
were
all
glad
1
.
.
.
wh?h
the
last
dish
was
passed
'RorHpn
rnOol
monwealth.
aroand
Movins
ua
and
na
down
aown
-
wiwwi
The
home
of
the
bride's
ri-.n.
between
the
tables
were
Helen
j
party
habits
at
a
Booth
Memorial
High
School
P-TA
meeting
j
found
interested
students
and
I
parents
in
general
agreement
on
,
most
of
the
topics.
!
A
large
attendance
of
P-TA
;
members
heard
some
of
their
i
number
discuss
the
student
cus-:
toms
with
a
erouD
from
the
"
It
offers
the
most
favorable
STEWART
S.
F.
Macdonald.
I
transml.lnn
..ni
1ns,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eric
Janes,
was
the
scene
of
the
receDtion
nt
,
iwiptiuu
cun-
Snoak
FrPmier
mine
manager,
ditions.
Children
Mark
!
Remembrance
has
been
here
during
the
tast
which
Mrs.
Home
and
Mr
ITALIAN
TAPESTRY
SPREADS
Full
double
bed'
size.
Assorted
colored
designs-
Scalloped
edges
y
0
(K
Special,
Each
...
;
Q,7j
It
will
be
a
summer
evening
when
the
young
Queen
sits
down
at
a
simple,
old-fashioned
desk
to
make
her
broadcast.
Currie
joined
the
bridal
party
in
rereiving
guests,
the
former
1
.
..
student
council
'
"'""""'B
including
Geor-A
Remembrance
Dav
cerenmnv
rearing
a
smart
ensemble
of
was
held
at
Border,
street,
srhnoi
f
na
.":neii.
Myrna
and
Bobby
Knudsen
and
jimmy
Bateman,
j
blue
with
P'nk
carnations
'junior
and
senior
students.
-n
norssige,
ana
tne
latter
in
a
Try
Dally
News
Want
Ads
week
making
necessary
arrangements
for
the
care
of
the
plant
and
equipment
for
the
winter
months-There
is
no
definite
iion
nt
the
moment
as
to
the
mine
will
be
re-opened.
It
would
appear,
however,
from
the
reFUi.s
obtained
from
the
'nrli-n
mine
operation
and
the
Premier
Border
that
some
ar
frock
of
mauve
printed
silk,
also
with
pink
carnations.
WOOL
BLANKETS
Tuesday
when
the
whole
school
assembled
to
take
part
in
a
service.
The
Canadian
Ensign
was
carried
by
Lorraine
Love
and
Sharon
Bond,
after
which
prin
GREATEST
jAGMNST
UNIFORMS
Parents
and
students
agreed
in
turning
thumbs
down
on
a
uniform
for
school
wear.
Both
felt
'hat
school
uniforms
would
takf
away
from
individuality
and
freedom.
However,
parents
felt
The
bride's
table,
covered
with
t
liruul-crocheted
rloth,
held
a
three-tier
cake,
topped
by
miniature
bride
and
.Broom,
with
Wine
and
Dark
Green.
Beautifully
soft
ond
warm
35
only.
Ideal
for
children's
hrk
cipal
J.
S.
Wilson
spoke
on
the
rangement
may
be
come
come
,t0
to
couch
throws
and
car
rugs.
'
V
C
meaning
of
Remembrance
Day.
He
told
the
children
to
remem-
pink
candles
in
silver
holders
and
Lw?hv
vises
va;.es
and
and
'fchniiK
"uu:aJ5.
,
.
-Lereby
th
these
two
companies
iriPuOUEHEnT
Each
r-'f
should
be-
some
limits,
in
can
use
the
facilities
of
the
Sil
J,T'
HiVaC
V11U
1UUUIJL
111
UOLIl
....
,
.,
world
wars
and
in
Korea,
and
school
attire,
mentioning-
esnac-
mm
r.iR"'!';
Eirtrl
jreamwj
and
tany
flowers
Kjced
the
ro'bms
for
the
her
honeymoon
trin.
via
suggested
that
they
should
also
,iUy
slack.
peek-a-boo
nylpji
look
look
ahead
ahead
and
and
Drav
Drav
for
for
tho
the
blouses
and
pin-curled
hair
for
COTTON
FLANNEL
THROWS
Ideal
blankets
for
car
seat
and
couch
use.
bsk
Premier.
This
Js,
naturally
purerf.
speculation.
Meantime
it
is
reported
that
arrangements
have
been
made
with
the
Department
of
Public
Works
to
keep
the
road
to
the
mine
open
during
the
winter,
as
tllere
wiU
be
a
small
crew'
at
the
.
the
Prince
George
to
White
Rock,
plr1;.
On
the
question
of
make-up,
parents
and
boy
students
agreed
OOLOBN
UNED
future.
It
would
be
sate
and
sure
if
they
would
work
and
fight
for
the
freedoms
of
speech
and
religion.
Bugler
W.
J.
Ranee
sounded
the
Last
Post
and
also
the
Reveille.
The
school
joined
in
thp
Epks.
Babs
DeWitt,
Elsie
Anrtfrson,
Rose
Morrow,
Sadie
DotninjJ
and
Helen
Denning.
.Y
busy
kitchen
crew
also
brralhed
a
sigh
of
relief
when
trie-dinner
was
over
Helping
to
Wiethe
plates
and
keep
the
serwrs
busy
were
Pat
Ander-sort,-
VI
Geddes,
Ruby
Merrison,
Hajel
Gamblln,
Jean
Gordon,
Ma
Pihera,
Rose
Rosedale,
M;ige
Roxborough,
Ethel
Gan-toi
Jose
Taylor,
Margaret
Mc-'Grrtsh.
Rose
Hodges
and
Mar-facet
Stannard.
'
ways-happy
Myra
Gilchrist,
Peggy
Andrews
and
Isabelle
tutterick
greeted
the
veterans
from
their
cloak-room
booth
pn
kept
the
many
hats
and
co-il-s
in
order
while
the
men
ato
VRith
the
exception
of
a
greeting
from
the
American
Legion
by
"sailor-boy"
Jerry
Kswy,
and
an
"explanation"
from
RCMP
Inspector
Taylor,
th
only
speech
made
at
the
fiirmer
was
that
by
emcee
Keith
DeWitt.
The
inspector
isn't
promising
to
-bring
horses
here
for
the
p.Tde
next
year.
He
expressed
i"Tret
that
he
could
not
do
so
th(J
year
.
.
.
but
he
only
want-cu4o
bring
the
best
and,
he
spin,
the
top
horses
had
been
serlt
to
England
for
the
Coronation
and
the
long
trip
here
might
be
too
tiring
.
.
.
Jtmmy
Morvie,
Jack.Holden
pnj
Jnrtnnv
Laurie,
crewmen
from
lv:
Princ"
Owran.
rcrpiv-'$
big
haitf
faT-their
sonar-.
m
.
as
did
ilriei
K.:v.
!','
Jim
Munro.
hou
Mrs
R"a
Smith
as
she
sane
in
Finders
Field.-;.
tne
bride
chose
a
smart
uoucle
suit
of
green
with
pale
mauve
top
coat,
black
accessories
and
corispgs
of
yellow
carnations.
The
couple
will
reside
at
1832
Seeond
Avenue.
$3.2!
tnat
younger
girls
wejre
more
!
charming
with
their
natural
complexions
than
with
make-up,
t.k1
that
if
older
frills
wished
to
use
make-up,
they
should
be
VACUUM
SEALED
DU
only.
Pleasing
patterns.
58
by
78
inches.
Washable.
Regular
price
$5.25.
For,
Each
....
NINON
for
CURTAINS
CAMS
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
COMMON
iaufiht
how
to
use
it
properly
so-
"
es
to
avoid
a
grotesque
effect.
VVPr'1
staged
in
private
homes,
i
T't
girls
took
little
part
in
this:
r-"d,ng
at
"hrse
or
four
o'clock
discussion.
j
in
thMmornine,
and
that
par-'
Acting
Principal
R.
H.
David-1
ents
of
the
host
student
left
the
.-"ii.
chairman
of
the
.'forum,
I
vonngsters
to
themselves
fori
Ninon,
43"
wide.
Will
wash
and
wear
well
ore
drape
beautifully.
In
shades
of
A
A
Lemon,
Yellow,
Nile
Green,
Ice
Mfif
Rlii"
nn1
fWtor
(i.l
V
I
WV
l-THROAT
w
u
Jl
VI
,
(SlVV
IU
if
UIU
.
,
toM
the
parents
that
the
school
these
parties.
.-H
r,
.irn
on
rnnke-uo
but
u"ih;
the
P-T
that
on
occasion,
the
effective
""tirg
follnwlr""
(lie
f-.r'm.
living
teacher
had
given
somerne
group
decided
to
donate
eirls
help
with
make-up.
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Music
1
"ma
F"tlva!
assoelat
on'
t
rrm-Tirv
r
T)L
TlfN
GOWNS
rnwm
nnn
arnPd
H.
o.
"
Cleprs?
represe-i-In
p
sta
a
discussion
on
clothes
for;
rs
.
singing
of
"In
Flanders
Fields."
The
ceremony
concluded
with
the
singing
of
God
Save
the
i
Queen.
Plans
to
4
is
I
;
wjuUj
cll-
Members
of
Conrad
'
S'-hool
P-T
tU!
hc-p
the
Skc.r.t.
u:,iih
'
Un.:t
s'.aff
cverv
Thrsdoy
;iftrr-'.'
noon
P''if
j)
the-vii-Dat;v
r!::.tc
is
h-'lri
at
Cunrad
h.m
if
was
decided
at
the
p-'ilar
meeting
Tuesday
nijjht.
Mrs.
Victor
Dcpli.se
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Ayres
were
namc-d
conveners
to
arrange
dates
suitable
to
all
members.
i
The
secretary
was
instructed
j
to
'write
a
letter
of
aDDreciatinn
I
FLOCK
PATTERNED
MARQUISETTE
New
designs.
Will
wash
and
wear
well.
Shades
Nile
Green,
White,
Ice
Blue,
(
f
Lemon
Yellow.
46"
wide.
Yard
...
Qy
i'Mi
ceremonies,
the
sta
'.
e
us
v.tfh
a.
ter.'ath'c
under
-j.i.-.ii!iruU'SL,M?
'ihe
trxspcrtrr,
v
as
rraunded
to
be
rj'ffrorn
ennl;etier
tr
r1-n;:".idcr
of
Vie
tfc
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WISTiiH
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rob
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v
hu
ll
eoiiiri
be
'"'ireil
bv
)!
a
ting
classes.
The
rcyes
v.
oukl
be
paui
for
in
txjyt
live
year.',
throuch
the
reiitals
I
WHITE
SHEETS
-rLi
r
ww
f
.
rfarl
A
Stahl.
Swedish
con-
u
""'"B"
O--
jur
r.orpan
t.Uirni!
ll'llti
relief
Parents
and
students
also
w-rp-
"ort.
ptirl
ilsn
nskeH
suljgat
Vancouver,
arrived
in
Snow
white
Percale
Sheets,
81
"
x
99".
Extra
gocc
thepcity
on
the
Prince
George
"
.
V
at
:
4
1'
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y,
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v
-
y
v.
1
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.
e:-raay
and
is-
staying
here
until
Friday.
Mr.
Stahl,
who
is
S.75
in
general
agreement,
on
the'.Bve
'used
magazines
to
the
hours
for
school
parties.:"
T,he-
school.
youngsters
won
parental
apnrd'
The
Soup's
On
Committee
r-.
val
when
they
explained
.that".
r"rd
that,
the
school's
hot
roup
junior
parties
and
dances
closed
:
''"""h
"rogrrn
had
orjenc.1
Min-at
10:30
p.m.
and
senior
Dartles
lay
with
111
stnrlents
h,ivi
quality,
uoubie
bed
size.
Fine
close
even
weave.
Hemmsd
ready
to
use.
Extra
qood
va'ue
of,
PAIR
to
the
Prince
R
...w.
MONTREAL.
Kovfoiuer
12th-Cre-feee
rwikini
nd
certain
triumph
.
.
he
hnpp'y
lot'
f
a
woman
who'
owns.
oot
of
(h
bcw.
GliR.VKY
Via
Kanieel.
Hor
mrnHf
is
i-ar.f.r
tuu.riii
Ik.
A.
.
a-
ianK-ume
nwMraf
nt
Hw.
ii..L
...
.
..
..r
for
theirs
Colombia,
is
navini
hl
them
w
-
.
l
uiuufl
mi
tia
mvppn
Vi.lt
to
Prince
Ruuert,
atid
will
the
FOUD
to
snnnlpmant
thnl.
of
this
beautii'ully
cocmracted
love
have
tiikn
mfinile
pms
to
think
of
tverythinn
that
roiilU
make
cookm
eier
and
more
nirTmwful.
Ak
your
denier
to
ahow
you
tii
'
Even-Heat"
ov.n
-whuli
automatically
L-wr
tk.
k..t
-
.
BOYS'
WEAR
Miss
Jean
Burns'.
Grade
1
and
2
'
class
won
the
.
attendance
a
ward-,.'--
"
jv
.V.-.'-.
a-,
At
the
conclusion
of
the
business
meeting
the
members
saw
two
films
on
nutrition.
lurches.
Mrs.
Willipm
Ro'hw-ll
is
in
charge
of
the
kitchen
for
.
the
f-iun
nrosram.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
dose
of
the
meeting
by
Mrs.
Murdo
MacKcnzie
and
her
a
the
aides,
the
top,
the
bottom
an.l
even
the
miner.!
you
need-Look
at
tl
uiomaue
cloeli
...
the
.1
.
at
midnight,
though
many
parents
frowned
when
the
youne-sters
announced
that
the
midnight
closing
gave
them
time
to
go
down
town
for
snacks.
PARTIES
CRITICIZED
However,
student
house
parties
drew
strong
disapproval
from
parz-nto.
E-dirler.fs
made
no
comment
on
this
discussion.
Some
parents
said
that
often
parties
BOYS'
JACKETS"
Itluss
nane!
Hcmr
Mm
il.i.
..
....I.,
ik.
i..
-the
more
you
know
atout
Curney
atovea
the
more
enihuaitatic
you'll
be!
Potilhflr
Your
l.a.i
T-
i-
.
Ffeavv
all-wool
Morkinnw
windbreaker
wit--
Special
to
Ki
t
the
bm
Christmaa
bnnua
of
on.
ih.,..j
rlecccd
doeskin
lining.
Zipper
front
mm
flf
"'e
co-fert
of
In
1952
Canadian
facto
duced
149
404
638
sq'iar
lard
board.
dollara-in
the
UU'K
HON
NET
MARGARINE
fN
Lhriatmas
ea.h
riinir.fl
.
i.
.
It.'
J
I
two
lower
slash
pockets.
Green,
3
7J
prizea
of
hju-,.'iiuii(W5
of
m
ami
IS
of
-
Blue,
Red,
Plaid.
Sizes
8
to
18
$-'').
With
a
Chrwlnmi
boniM
of
one
(hownnd
$0
8
,.,
m'au
woriia.
or
mm,
why
you
prefer.
Bins
Koim.
t
Mazarine.
Hend
in
aim,,
f'wt
M-VnM
mm'
ln,.l..
...il
i
A
special
film
with
a
religions
theme
will
be
shown
at
the
Regular
Baptist
church
Friday
night
at
eight
o'clock.
It
Is
"Lord
of
All,"
a
dramatic
stnrv
of
a
talented
"
but
self-centred
young
trumpet
player
whose
great
ambition
is
to
b
a
member
of
a
big-name
band.
BOYS'
JACKETS
!'
!'A1
,w,lh
;"1
H.maekeeping
Seal
of
Aliuniva
fioni
Kin.
It
.
'
,
Include
a
brief
visit
to
Kitlaiat
'ie
in
this
area
to
(amUUr-I7.e3fniise1f
"VTaf'tn'rpBssibiir?"
tie
of
the
two
ports.
.
Tiic
man
who
"excels"
in
all
spts,
Tom
Christie,
is
now
trying
to
learn
some
trick
shots
In
basketball.
Whether
it
will
dojiim
any
good
is
something
ck
Tom
is
organizing
a
team
of
"Solaria
ns
to
challenge
the
Gyt'o
Club.
Ever
since
the
Rotations
won
a
golf
match
over
then
Gyros
at
Smlthers
last
summer,
they
have
been
waiting"
their
chance
to
chalk
up
another
victory.
Many
of
the
city's
best
basketball
players
of
past
years
are
Gyros.
Tom
has
no
-worries,
he
says.
iycees
added
another
star
to
aiielr
chain
when
Gerry
Pcttenuffio
was
admitted
to
the
Baat
Vancouver.
Speaking
at
a
Jaycee
meeting,
this
week.
Jay
Burns
ex-phrined
-that
he
wasn't
referring1
trf
business
when
he
said
he.
had
a
lot
of
red
tape
He
mntl!the
scotch-lite
tape
for
Bute
bumpers
...
P
M..i
c.
ii
r.
.
AtA
lininc
Winnie.
For
a
i-ham-e
at
the
Chrialmaa
Bonus,
vrile
hna
man
unit
throughout.
Collar
of
"TIMTOM,"
a
durable
fur
Il
-.i.
.1
-
1
m
lanc
rnar
repeis
weatner.
motors
nt
l'mrripiion
lot
beautii'ully
loft
rea(j
Of
Court
Yarn
Want
Your
Bub-
ers
of
Navv.
Olive
Green
Beiae.
Rockjount
Sizes
6
to
16.
SPECIAL
to
have
food
that's
spnenilly
made
for
him.
Food
that
is
nouri.hinc
and
luiu'in.
inree
timea
a
day
after
walimg
(IikIipk!
J
n
it
;
ens
LOTION
.
.
.
ia
the
world'a
Imki,
knuwn
he
a
u
t
y
roiH
me
for
lovely
lunula
ami
ia
Ware
imnnrltint
BOYS'
SHIRTS
1
wholesome
and
Z773
mat
ne
will
like
VJr"
to
cat.
Mo.t
Sons
of
Norway
dance
Friday.
Nov-
13.
Whist
8
o'clock
Dance
10
to
2.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Everyone
welcome.
.
(264)
S.O.N,
annual
banquet
Sa',-"rday,
November
14,
at
8
o'clock
sharp.
S.O.N.
members
and
escorts,
Bonja
ladies
and
escorts
on)y-
(234)
Snappy
lookina
doesk
iskin
shirts
in
f
Jfl
An
ideal
J
.
7
to
16
Mm
inolntrs
feel
just
Von
dr.
titan
t
wr
now.
wifh
fl.
n
new
check
patterns.
de-
mat
nothing
but
th
best
wil
teiKinln.
For
tbrwe
Buinc
detrr-
utility
shirt.
Sizes
6
oo.
mat's
why
HEINZ
BAUi
FOODS
are
the
Usl-selliuu
bah)
pi'iiui
tenu
to
tuke
,v
lull
Ural
oila
nml
vinill.fi,
1
...o.
leas
.-"a
ui
banana,
ttimi
a
nun
of
your
hum
Is
while
d,,..,'
-i
BOYS'
SHIRTS
onering
a
plaatio
baby
tiimlilci
which
will
help
your
Imliy
Icniu
Btcaut
.
10
unnit
irom
a
etip
without
spilling
a
drop.
Send
2.5r
with
l,cli
SDort
Shirts
m
uperb
quality
tiint
into
grease
and
grime
so
swiftly.
Jerm-ns
Lotion
eontaina
two
ingredients
whirl,
doctors
ro
C'lmtnend
for
aofteninc.
U
din't
just
"emit"
your
liandu
Jcrgma
pi
m
tratca
tkeply
and
helps
to
Tiplm-c
the
precious
aoftenin
mmsiuie
your
hands
need.
Costs
just
15c,
37c,
65c
and
tl
13.
hoe
So
!
It
tht
iiiyuii
wu-w..
-r
solid
colors.
Very
popular
with
the
QX
I
r
i
..in
anv
o
tins
ol
Heini
Si
r:i
itind
Baby
Foods
or
from
3
Hcini
boys
for
dressv
occasions.
etrt
buy
on
th
threats.
(Enclose
jnoney
jn
Sizes
6
to
16
or
stampslBsrbara
Brent,
1411
crescent.
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
A
o,e
Of
I,
.
-
for
thes0
ttre
th9
C(Mj
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
snow
mittens
Junior
has
ever
hud
VlcrmiV
BOYS'
SWEATERS
.
lilt-.
0
y
-
l
.
.
.
-i,LJ.
mrv
eonie
in
"
red
or
hrown
(some
with
fWtww
.
t-.n..
.i
.
,
nood
weigM
Pino
1
1
.
I
---L
nnlUwnre
it
CI
and
in
sizes
small,
merliura,
large
and'
larire
for
inn
nr
..lull.
PI
l:
"j
.
now
.
""'
extra
i
l,m,r
-.h!
i:
i
n.ci.r-uuea
ana
with
extra.
that
will
assure
Warmth
and
good
r
$2-95
VArnr
P
n'm
cknoc
r-r-A
hianfrjTP
BOYS'
OXFORDS
end
BOOTS
...
.9
5
'
.
..u
iiuicBt
lorm;
to
Iteen
water,
anon
mixes.
Sizes
26
to
34.
SPECIAL
ana
aiusn
out
warmth
in.
Incidentally,
the
latex
is
alway,
phable
even
in
the
coMcst
of
wealher.
iii.
.
7
l"u,aei
vH'troy
Kuoner
Bnow
Mittens
ara
completely
waterproof
Ca.
I'm
sure
Junior-and
hi
lo
you-wUl
iceroy
Kulilier
Hnow
Mittens.
8
ni
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
.95
Wonders
Will
Acrer
Crntt
and
hpr.'.
j
1
NEW
INSTANT
CHASE
V
SANBOHN
COFFEE
ya
I
VnBcV
A
ALSO
DISTILLERS
Of
ROCK
MOUNT
LONDON
DRV
GIN
AND
SOLI
AGENTS
FOR
CATTO'S
Gold
Label
and
Extra
Specl.
Finest
Imported
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Whlskl.t
L
a
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n
rcMiii,
o
innic-.
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t)V
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mipnliKt1,
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pioilni
t
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rich
iiiouiatio
qualities
of
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iiean
wmvutraied
in
granules
that
dissolve
xam
e
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,"'iiin'
W8lCT
touches
them.
All
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jUw.,t
:
eU,
0,iv
mid
heurl-chemng
till
of
eollee
at
lis
100
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now
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jnlo
your
cup
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i
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nave
done
away
with
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i.iiiia.-i.iiio
uuiaus
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makin
cnfT
th.
niA.
-trrit
Third
Arenue
West
fa-hioucd
way
and
use
Instant
Chase
4
Sanborn's
eoffee
hwl
iliat
its
enffi'
ni
1...
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ooaee.
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