OUTDOORS
WtL
m-
it,
r
k
The
big
meeting
of
the
yean
trout
taken
from
0e
Nipigon
in
for
rod
and
gun
people
is
set
fori
Ontario;
ana
worse
yet
is
t)i.
this
Thursday
evening
at
the
Moose
Hall,
several
new
executive
and
committee
men
are
urgently
required,
a
general
reshuffling
Is
looked
for,
and
all
link
witn
ability
and
desire
to
take
a
leading
part
in
the
forthcoming
outdoor
activities
should
fact
that
the
"hrookle"
is
not
a
ii
lie
1
1
out
but
a
charr.
The
largest
fish
of
any
species
ever
taken
on
rod
and
reel
is
the
White
or
man-eating
shark
killed
In
Australia
January
1053,
weight.
2.372
pounds.
For
some
reason
1
there
are
no
figures
offered
on
halibut,
here
we
must
siu
eiy
win!
There
Is
no
fresh
water
ti.;h
,
listed
which
weighed
over
lou
i
pounds
(alligator
gear
except
eel
i,
;
.so
far
nobody
hai.
weight
d
any
;
oi
tne
oversize
lm-onnu
which
!
inhabit
our
far
northern
lakes;
here
is
a
project!
I
It
Is
a
fact
that
the
Clovah
Manson
s
Edge
CCC
To
Take
Series
Lead
j
Manson's
Omegas
squeezed
into
a
one-game
lead,
over
CCC
COO
Club
in
the
Senior
P,
basketball
finals!
last
night
with
a
50-40
victory
over
the
die
hard
pulp
millers.
Omegas
now
pace
the
increasingly
hot
best
;
thr.ee
out
of
five
series
2-1.
J
Tn
a
hot
and
heavy
sura'!
;
'
.vhii-h
saw
52
fouls
called
Fras-plltscored
16i3
in
the
final;
?r
and
Payne
downed
North
Star
waiter.
However,
the
37-26
three
Bottlers
50-42
to
even
the
best
!
(lnIter
iead
st00d
up
for
Don
of
five
Inter
A
finals
at
one
;
HartwiB's
F
&
P
squad.
North1
game
each.
i
glar
didn't
allow
their
rivals
to
Leap.ue
champion
Manson's
;
frore
a
sin,.je
field
goal
in
the
tied
up
the
Inter
B
finals
at
one
iast
stanza
but
the
dryi!ood's
!
prime
each
when
they
trimmed
boys
scored
13
points
on
fres
;
General
Motors
32-2.
shots.
Freddy
Kristmanson,
who
'
The
Senior
B
game
was
not
I
contributed
11
points
to
his
'
entertainment
for
those
with
team's
total
fouled
out
at
the
weak
hearts.
The
lead
changed
end
of
the
third
quarter
to
be;
hfinds
a
minimum
of
16
times
followed
by
Greig
Forbes
mid-i
tit
it
I
i
wc-
m
t
ktil
,
i
;o
,
1
"v"
i
attend
and
stand
ready
lor
!
election.
'
The
Oamc
Commission
has
awarded
this
zone
the
hoped-for
;
pair
of
delegates
to
its
conven-i
tion,
the
Rupert
Clubsters
are
;
duplicating
the
Terrace
move
in
!
electing
a
lady
secretary
(more
!
about
these
gallant
gals
shortly),
i
and
there
are
plenty
of
plans
for
I
the
betterment
of
sport
lor
us
run
ol
steelhead
was
resurrected
i
t,
fiiun
near
total
depletion
tn
its
!
E
MANAGER
PAl'L
RICHARDS
(righti
of
the
Chicago
White
Sox
looks
over
his
top-drawer
hurlers
as
they
loosen
up
their
soup
bones
at
their
spri
ng
training
camp
in
Tampa
Left
to
right,
the
pitchers
are
Billy
Pierce,
Virgil
Trucks,
Bob
Keegan,
and
J"ack
Harshman.
I
nil,
provided
co-operation
and
support
is
obtained.
The
flnal-
1
izing
of
this
year's
resolutions
is
also
to
be
done,
and
last
minute
stine-Hons
will
still
be
heard.
si
and
onlv
at
one
time
was
there
:
w:i.v
tnrougli
tne
last
quarter
r
present
good
condition
by
the
work
of
five
good
local
sportsmen;
similar
work
might
well
be
done
in
Silver
and
MacNicol
Creeks,
for
it
is
certain
Unit
v.
shall
always
encounter
difficulty
is
maintaining
lake
stocks
with
our
unavoidable
lack
of
the
element
vital
to
the
growth
of
algae
and
plankton
as
reported
by
the
provincial
biologists
who
exain-
a
sap
of
as
many
as
five
points
I
The
toui.s
caught
up
to
North
between
the
two
semes.
1
Star
with
a
vengeance
as
Rod
Bruins
Cinch
Playoff
Berth;
Tait,
Dick
Nickerson,
Bill
Don
CI.
KAN
GAMK
UlHnr,
Hill
lU.ir.'U.n
P.v
M..
not
to
a..y
foom
-
(t
"'
or
'
vior
Sawchuck
s
Trophy
Bid
Fades
Penticton
V's
Meet
Kelowna
In
OSHL
Finals
Be
there,
my
brother
of
the
bush,
and
be
heard!
Seven
sea
lions
disporting
themselves
around
Pig
Island
oh
Sunday.
At
one
time
small
clouds
of
herring
were
seeking
the
skies
In
their
efforts
to
get
away
from
them.
No
reports
on
salmon
being
taken
in
the
vicinity.
The
game
which
was
tied
9-9
.
Kay,
all
returned
to
the
bench,
after
the
first
quarter
and
saw
j
with
only
three
men
on
the
CCC.
in
the
had
21-23
at
the
half'
lloor
North
Star
fought
to
the
was
a
cleanly
and
keenly
play-'bitter
end
with
Inter
B
player
Hy
The
Cn
nudum
Pitss
r
..
t
!
I
"ill,.
I
Ikw
I
t
"llM,
I
'III
ineu
local
lanes
iwo
years
a'.
,i,.
Let
us
make
this
another
pro-
m
ject
for
immediate
attention.
Ned
Mi
I.
coil,
Tommy
,
Itiiiilti
r
;
ONLY
and
Norm
(
hristenson,
et
al,
kindly
note
and
accept
thanks
i
$29,95
of
local
anglers
By
The
Canadian
Press
It
was
the
only
game
of
the
night
and
the
victory
was
Bos-
,
ton's
fifth
consecutive,
equalling
the
longest
mark
of
the
season
.
achieved
twice
by
the
Wings,
j
The
Bruins
now
have
gone
nine
games
without
a
defeat.
.
;
NF.VKR
IN
TKOl
BI.K
!
The
battle
lines
have
now
been
A
number
of
excellent
rifle
eri
tontrst.
Helerers
Doug
San-
John
Newton
helping
the
bot-
Are
Detroit
Red
Wings
dying?
key
and
Bill
Morrison
kept
the
Hers
cause
with
two
wcll-eurn-
1
will
it
be
the
same
as
last
year?
game
well
in
hind
and
handed
ec
baskets.
,
Those
were
a
couple
of
ques-
rut
only
13
penalties
to
Man-
nm
Moni.son
scored
16
points'
tions
being
kicked
around
the
fen
s
while
calling
!2
fouls
on
lo
top
,he
bott)ors
.
National
Hockey
League
today
rcc-
Ron
Ciccone
with
14
points
after
the
Detroiters,
one
of
the
While
Ray
Spring
was
cnalk-
and
Gary
Morison
with
13
both
,
greatest
teams
in
big-league
his-
ini;
up
22
points
to
lead
the
played
excellent
games
for
Fras-
tory,
dropped
a
4-2
loss
to
the
I
Kan
formed
for
the
playoff
finals
in
I
shots
amoilL'
the
vounci-set.
the
'
i
Af
McRAE
Boston
Bruins
Tuesday
night.
The
Red
Wing
loss,
in
itself,
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTCMETnIST
New
address:
303
?rd
Ave.
W
I'hiie
Oref
n
0
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
timP
npi)ears
ripe
for
some
snap-League,
shooting
training
at
unknown
The
second
OSHL
finalist
was
ranees
in
the
bush
(with
due
redetermined
Tuesday
night
when
gard
to
safety
and
backstop-Penticton
V's
blanked
Vernon
ping);
their
own
ingenuity
and
Canadians
2-0
in
the
last
game
skill
can
be
used
in
preparation
of
their
best-of-five
semi-final
x
of
targets
and
grounds,
series.
The
win
climaxed
a
Rreat
j
.
come-back
by
the
V's,
season-
j
Another
unfavorable
report
on
Omeaas.
Don
Schcik
and
Bill
er
and
Payne.
Out
of
the
65
free
Snnb:
ig
of
CCC
were
counter-
shots
taken
North
Star
sank
12
ing
with
J4
points
each.
Man-
out
of
24
and
Fraser
and
Payne
fun's
led
36-35
at
the
three
cashed
in
on
24
of
41.
The
Bruins
were
never
in
trouble.
They
scored
once
in
the
first
period,
twice
in
the
second
and
then
were
outscored
2-1
in
the
final.
Centre
Milt
Schmidt
started
them
in
the
first
session
with
the
225th
goal
of
his
big-time
career.
The
others
were
I'll
'
Slo;
r
7h?(
I'hmic
running
dogs,
this
time
between
scored
by
Leo
Labine,
Johnny
i
'onB
OKI1I.
leader."
Kelowna
Grassy
Bay
and
Miller
Bay;
per-
Peirson
and
Dave
Creighton.
Penticton
will
meet
VISIT
THE
BIG
wasn't
too
bad.
But
the
fact
that
;
it
was
their
third
straight
de-
j
feat,
something
that
hadn't
hap-
i
pened
all
season,
gave
Indira
!
tions
they
could
end
up
In
the
'
Stanley
Cup
discards
like
last
'
year
when
the
Bruins
beat
them
'
in
the
semi-finals.
j
The
loss
also
put
the
skids
on
j
goalkeeper
Terry
Sawchuk's
bid
j
for
his
third
straight
Vezina
trophy.
NEW
YORK
OCT
The
Bruins
made
sure
of
a
j
play-off
berth
and
left
New
York
I
Rangers
no
hope
of
catching
them
in
the
stretch
run.
The
league's
70-game
schedule
ends
this
week-end.
SPRING
Johnny
Wilson
and
Alex
Delvec-
.
Packers
in
the
opening
ton
test
h"P
the
law
on
checking
this
chio
tailed
the
Detroit
goals.
I
of
the
best-of-seven
finals
at
;
practice
needs
adjustment,
and
Sawchuk
now
is
three
goals
!
Penticton
Thursday
night.
Kel-
the
power
to
stop
such
animals
behind
Harry
Lumley
of
Toronto
j
owna
won
themselves
a
berth
in
pleed
in
additional
hands.
Maple
Leafs
in
the
goaltending
i
the
series
last
Saturday
by
,
race.
He
has
122
goals
against
'
edging
Kamloops
Elks
3-2
in
the
Among
revised
figures
on
him.
Each
has
three
games
to.lourtn
game
oi
their
semi-final
world
record
fish
just
published
go
and
the
trophy
and
$1,000
'
affair
.
i'
at
31
pounds;
this
is
c.narter
mark
and
that
one
point
pave
them
the
game
as
both
teams
netted
14
points
each
in
the
final
quarter.
Consecutive
baskets
by
Danny
B:ll
and
Mickey
Webster
gave
Manson's
their
biggest
lead
at
the
48-43
mark.
But
two
field
goals,
one
by
Don
Scherk
and
the
other
by
brother
Sid
broitgl
t,
it
back
to
48-47
Ray
Spring'
marie
it
50-47
at
the
43
second
mark
and
Pop
Pay
added
two
prints
for
CCC
with
only
16
seconds
to
go
before
time
ran
out
cn
the
millers.
Foul
shots
rouM
have
made
the
difference.
CCC
missing
8'
out
of
17
tries
while
Mansons
only
muffed
5
while
shooting
13
limes.
1
l
l
l
ltOM
START
Fraser
and
Payne
were
gun-
SUNSET
SAL
Mel
Anderson
was
top
scorer
for
Manson's
as
they
downed
General
Motors
3-7,
6-2,
5-6
and
16-11
by
quarters.
Eugene
Nel-'
son
with
7
points
led
the
losers.
The
cleanly-played
fixture
saw
j
only
8
fouls
called
on
each
team.
J
Manson's
had
the
edge
on
free
j
throws
sinking
11
in
18
tries:
Ahilc
Gereral
Motors
only
made-6
out
of
Ij
chances.
Lineups:
j
Ititi-r
It
l.nu'iit
I'iiiaU
j
(irnrral
Mntor
Young
6,
Ntjlson
i
7.
Shcnton
3.
I.ra.sk
5.
Carlson
o.
!
Dean,
Forward,
Pedersen.
Snmwood.
Total
26.
.MaiiMin'w
Hodkln.'yjn
8.
Webber
7.
Anderson
10.
Eriekson.
Oray.
B.
SedKi'wli
k
J.
T.
Sedgwick
5.
Ti)t:tl
32.
Inler
I.MIH
I
IliaU
tracer
A-
INjwii
Krutmansun
11.
Ciccone
14.
Sunkey
2.
Ci.
Morison
13.
H.
MrKay
1.
Forbes
7.
Stewart
2
Tulal
50.
Virlli
Kl:r
-Helln
4
R.
Mi
Kav
1.
Black
4.
Tnlt
4.
Niektrsn
8.
W.
Mor
goes
to
the
winner.
Over
In
the
Westun
Interna-'
nru
Vancouver
island
and
momi'iKS
li
couia
ne
uansierren
tinmil
Hrw'lrpv
I.p:kiip
th
nlnv-
off
nicture
w-ill
he
eomnlPtri
tn-!f",(":er
'"""e
M()st
certainly
Only
one
game
is
scheduled
for
tonight.
Montreal
Canadiens,
1
in
second
place
with
a
one-point
edge
take
on
the
third-place
Maple
Leafs
at
Toronto.
.
,
AT
I
I
A
I
these
fish
are
taken
of
larger
sl?.e
by
our
own
commercial
fish-
night
when
Kimberley
Dynamiters
and
Spokane
Fivers
meet
so
there
Is
.something
nt
Kitnhorlpv
in
tho
riffirtino'
ermen,
.ooraon
ana
Anaersc
LIMITED
'
'sd
Phone
46
!
game
of
their
best-of-five
semi-!
w,0,
ni
wn";
or
anRiera
lo
strive
!
fjnai
after.
Good
luck
to
you!
The
winner
will
tangle
in
the
,
i
best-of-seven
finals
with
Nelson
1
sP,,,ne
salmon
sports
gear
i
Maple
Leafs,
who
advanced
to!
re!"",n8
at
S3
Punds
by
a
fish
the
finnl
Monrtav
t.l..h
hv
Hp.
1
en
venrs
ago
frora
the
Ump-
Quakers
Down
Canucks
4-2
Last
Night's
Fights
tiv
The
Associated
Press
nins
for
the
Inter
A
league
rison
IG.
Donaldson
1.
.Newlon
4.
"
River
in
Orecon.
At.
least
H.....V.
r.i.w..
.1
t.
c
i.
.
nun
(
h.impUin
Noilh
Stars
last
night
-
Total
42.
By
The
Cuwidian
Press
Worch
for
our
od
in
Tomorrow's
Dail
i
SPOKANE.
uitni.c,
wa.Mi.
duuuv
it'itiiiiu
nun
oinuite
citicrs
D-i
i
.
.
.
It'll
bp
a
battle
riulit.
rinwn
t-i!
Wnnri
inn
.
r-
i-.,r,p
m.f.
in
ih
f,-ih
.imA.
iuir
it'rt
larger
lisn
were
sold
nerc
the
wire
for
first,
nlaep
in
the
!
nnintert
n,-nmP
rn,,n
ft.t
ph.
!
nf-fivp
pr(.-
last
siimincr,
and
eventually
one
ps
they
lock
the
lead
in
the
first
,.
wur
H
l.r(iu
t'iiml.
i
.
,
.,
.
.
Miiiimhi
Hf.rtwii'
5,
Olsen
1.
nu?rter
and
weren
t
crowded
,
un-
nvtlm
2i.
Dumas.
Walsh.
Webserl
8.''
til
the
final,
frame.
Quarter's
bin
a.
Total
50.
:
i.eores
saw
the
drygoods
squad
'''
:!'m
tnPr
7.
Mamhall
3,
final
Western
Hueh.ev
League
j
inonfoin,
12.
!
for
some
REAL
BARGAINS.
A-
SALE
STARTS
THURSDAY
5
.
-
I
.
;.
V
''"
;
-,
-.'''
',
.
M
.
t
..
4
a
f-;
at
-1
st
V
ft
I.
ft
(If
i
A
-In
i
n
-
r-
'
:i
,
f
.
"
v.;
will
fall
to
some
fortunate
rod-man.
It
is
surprising
to
learn
that
only
one
trout
record
iout'
of
eight
I
is
held
bv
a
Canadian
fish,
this
is
the
14'2-pound
brook
Irk.,
the
:,m
u-ilhnnt.
hl
n..iu'
ener"
.
"g
1.
ennsven-
Thompsun
3.
sianaings.
j
WASHINGTON
Holly
Minis.
Vancouver
Can-icks,
currently
j
157U.
Washington,
stopped
holding
a
two-point
edge
over
j
Sandy
Baxter,
164
'
2,
New
York.
Calgary
Stampeders
with
both
2.
headed,
12-9,
16-9,
9-8
and
were
I
Total
40
teams
having
two
games
left
to
YORKTON,
Sask.
r
A
farmer
at
Tonkin
near
here
ackteiually
shot
14
of
his
own
chickens.
Hearing
a
suspicious
noise
In
the
hen-house,
he
grabbed
a
shot
mm
to
Investigate.
As
he
opentd
the
door,
hi-s
do
nuged
hi.s
liani
rmd
thp
gun
discharged.
Cross
ready.
h
t
Fifty
Six
Rinks
Set
For
Bonspiel
Friday
I'
ifty
six
curling
rinks,
including
15
teams
have
been
entered
for
the
Third
Tkw
tkii
about
Coke...
if
brings
you
:
play,
will
have
to
wait
until
at
least
Friday
when
they
play
host
'
to
Seattle
Bombers
to
clinch
a
j
'
'
first-place
tie.
They
lost
an
gp-
portunity
to
ensure
the
dead
lock
last
night
when
they
bowed
4-2
to
Saskutoon
(Quakers
on
Olltsidii
1
home
ice.
Annual
;
Calgary,
meanwhile,
will
have
In
n-i.i
tlnlr
n.imn
.rt.,inot
tfi,
MIAMI
BEACH.
Fla.
Doc
Williams,
187"
2,
Newark,
N.
J..
outpointed
Clint
Bacon,
1773.
Death
Valley.
Calif.,
10.
LOS
ANGELES
Jose
Lewis
Cotero.
127,
E'l
Paso,
and
Dave
Rollins.
126.
Detroit,
drew,
10.
NEW
YORK
Bob
Provlzzi.
I55'2,
New
York,
outpointed
Danny
Rubino,
181,
Hoboken,
8.
WICHITA.
Kas.
Bobby
Birkl.'.
138,
Topeka,
Kalis.,
ou!-pointed
Dave
Shade,
HU,
Detroit,
10.
Prince
Rupert
Curling-
club
bonspiel
which
gets
un-Uoria
cougars'
tonight
in
the
S
back
refreshed
der
wav
at
11:45
Fridav
mofninp-.
:
Prairie
city
if
they
arc
to
keep
;
their
chances
alive
for
finishing
'
in
sole
possession
of
top
spot.
0.
Dae
to
the
large
entry,
the
i
-
,
',
"
'
"
Ftat
(
flay
s
Pjay
will
be
games
spiel
will
start
earlier
and
end!,
later
than
originally
planned
L"
l.he
Gran.d
Challenge
Fashion
i
If'
i-uuiwcm
w.tri.jr
vutiipctitiuil
and
first
round
losers
In
this
contest
will
take
part
in
first
round
of
second
event,
the
and
with
1?!7
games
scheduled
to
be
nlayed.
curling
will
be
around
the
clock.
The
first
game
nvnllinor
vicitinir
rinlrc
Ic
cut
fnr
.
The
contest
Ls
the
only
WHL
'
action
scheduled.
!
Saskatoon's
victory
last
night
rounded
out
their
coast
tour
i
at
one
win,
three
losses
and
boosted
their
third-place
edge
;
over
Edmonton
Flyers
to
three
Take
those
busy,
active
days
at
work
or
play.
It's
surprising
what
Coke
will
do.
How
completely
it
refreshes,
how
quick
to
lift
sagging
spirits,
how
sure
to
please
the
most
exacting
r
:
taste,
Ycsr
youll
find
Coke
ie
perfect
ft,
'.
J
'sr.
If
1-fuperior
Auto
trophy
competi-March
1:15
am.
Saturday,
morning,
20.
'
:i
f
;:
H'vf0"'
.
VJ
;
-v.
.
Friday's
games
'as.
announced
"TV.
,
was
itt
n
l
i"-"
.,'
V!?
TefrcslimOnt.
.
.
any
time
Besides
the
40
nnlts
efitred
by
IT"'"
i
;
i
r
w
1
by
Draw
Master
Bill
Baxter
are
'.
aVW,;?MW";W-r
Frince
Rupert
curlers
there
are
seven
rinks
from
Smithers,
three
from
Prince
George,
two
from
Terrace,
two
from
Burns
Lake,
one
from
Skeena
Crossing
and
one
from
Tulsequah.
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
By
The
Associated
Press
listed
below.
It
is
suggested
that
competitors
clip
draw
below
as
it
will
not
be
published
again.
Other
draws
will
be
published
as
they
are
announced.
I'ritlay,
.March
19
Gaines
11:45
a.m.
McDonald
vs
Matthew;
Bright
vs
Ford;
Manson
vs
Mitchell.
2
p.m.
Bedford
vs
Miller;
Mc-Keniie
vs-
J.
Stewart;
McAra
vs
Thorn.
When
you
have
yourxar
looked
after
at
Super-Service
you
know
you
can
iliive
with
conliilence
.
.
.
Complete
tune-up
service
.
.
.
the
best
in
town!
Giordano
Tops
Mixed
Ten-Pinners
Brooklyn
N
3.
WftsrilncrUin
A
2.
Boston
A
1,
Pittsburgh
N
2.
Detroit
A
5.
New
Vork
A
3.
Milwaukee
N
3,
Chicago
A
8
Cinclnui.ti
N
8.
Philadelphia
N
7.
St.
Louis
N
9,
Chicago
N
7.
Joe
Giordano
topped
the
Mix-
SUPER
SERVICE
orl
Tnn.mn
V-n,lin
l
,
c
I
'
...
uui(li.ii,
t
'
S
h
I
'i
8
'
1
Cleveland
A
8.
Baltimore
A
xw.-h...
......
isue
.-,u.i-
Turner
vs
Omand;
Tschabold
vs
day
with
a
high
single
of
224
Qarncr
and
a
high
three
of
603.
Glor-
'6:30
p.m.wlnnprs
of
above
riano
also
rolled
a
201
game
ar.d;games
play
in
round
f
others
who
rolled
200
or
more
Event
"A
"
v-ereNeil
Rtromdall
with
222,
8;45
p.m.Losers
of
above
Art
Olsen
with
205
and
Don
Hart-,
Pames
nlay
ln
fl
t
round
wig
with
200.
I
Event
..B
Topping
the
women"
were
Dot!
11
p
m.
McNiece
vs
Eyolfson:
Marshnll
who
collected
women's
Moore
vs
Rudderham;
second
high
single
with
194
and
Jean
i
round
in
Event
"A."
Sharpe
who
rolled
492
to
take1
Saturday,
March
20
Games
women
s
high
triple.
Dominoes
1:15
a.m.
Webster
vs
Schmitt
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
TO
won
team
high
single
and
high
three
with
scores
of
678
and
1819.
Results:
M
&
M"s
4,
Four
Aces
0;
Dominoes
3,
Luckies
1;
Tiny-mites
4,
Timberticks
0.
(Prince
George
;
Meighen
vs
Carmichael
(Prince
Georgei;
Oeddes
(Prince
George)
vs
Laurie.
3:30
a.m.
Robertson
vs
Johnston;
'second
round
game.
'nn
mm
UUTJU
CAREFUL
....
os
a
eat
with
a
Kitten
.
that's
the
expert
packers
who
prepare
your
household
goods
for
moving.
Phone
60
FOI
It
I
II.
..you'll
want
lo
Leep
costs
tinwn.
In
mo.1
cases.
St.TEic
KtM
Tost
can
be
used
without
primer
nr
undercoatre
.
.
.
saves
you
money!
A
fnthdittf
fedtrmt
Tanti
riKvr...
you'll
j
ski
o
oiru
Hani
the
paint
that
want
a
good
choire
pivef
you
the
he't
job.
of
colors.
StPliR
Si
i'i.
Kf.k-Tovc
in
Kem-Tonc
firm
ou
the
fcupcrior
rusbbtr-base
20
smart
readv-to-'
paint
ri.:h
ai
velvetv
ue
shidrs
.
.
.
touth
as
rublicr.
or
you
can
intrrmix
II
I
tuper
tsliabl
i
lor
prj.li.ally
.
.
super
durable!
any
color
imai
inabla.
YOUU
II
OtAB
VOU
KUT
THI
BHT
lUatM
lAII
flNI
ON
THI
MAKKfT
I
Till
It
II...
you'll
waut
I
lo
do
a
uirk,
eay
job.
SiTi.it
Kkm-
Tonk
is
ready
I
to
e
and
simply
glitlf
I
on
with
Holler-Kosler
or
I
brush
over
wood,
paint
I
or
wallpaper
.
.
.
never
j
leaves
meals
or
lap,
j
One
roat
usually
covers
I
...
dries
in
minutes
aud
I
there's
no
"painty"
odor.
5
Authoriied
bottler
of
Coco-CoJa
under
contract
with
Coco-Colo
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Local
and
Long
Distance
Moving
V
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
XKAVE
IT
TO
LINDSAY'S"
VOI
R
LOCAL
"ALLIED"
AGENTS
IS
B
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I.
r
.
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.
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