Htinre
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
21,
l'Ji3
PROP
WASH...
Auxiliary
Nets
Murray
Opens
Bid
Election
in
Rupert
Nearly
$300
or
In
the
past
week,
two
of
our
!
students.
Cecij
Wing
and
Brewerton.
made
their
Color
Film
on
Missionary
Work
To
Be
Shown
Tonight
solo
Len
'"
At
Big
Sale
md
i
-1
flights,
and
Ralph
Mathews
a
Mr.
Murray
Insisted
that
fishing
and
lumbering
are
on
the
same
plane
with
regard
to
the
natural
resources
picture
and
that
.ocialisU
will
"whether
they
profewi
it
or
not
at
this
time
levy
high
taxation
or
take
complete
control
of
the
Industries
If
elected."
A
vivid
sound
and
color
film
depicting
the
work
In
various
lands
by
the
Missionary
Society
of
the
Church
of
England
in
Dave
Dowsley
made
their
.solo
cross-ccuntrics,
Dave
s
now
ready
for
his
flying
test.
Two
new
students.
Lou
Hagcn
and
Jerry
Irving,
have
signed
up
for
Instruction
and
Jim
Munier
has
been
endorsed
for
floats.
Three
student
pilots,
Vic
Canada
will
be
shown
to
the
public
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Wednesday
night.
A
higjily-rated
prcrluction
which
has
been
seen
by
thous
The
annual
rummarje
sale
sponsored
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
once
again
proved
a
success
as
the
group
netted
close
to
SjlD.
The
money
will
be
used
to
purchase
equipment
for
the
hospital.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
was
convenor
ands
of
people
throughout
Can
District
News
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ft
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,
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ada
this
year
In
the
Church's
Grant,
Joe
Goscoe
and
Ralph
observance
of
the
Golden
Jubilee
'
Mathews
are
just
waiting
the
Bill
Murray,
Social
candidate
for
Prince
in
the
J""e
9
'lection,
his
campaign
In
the
.Iltrr
last
night
with
a
t
Labor
Minister
Lyle
,ui'.i!ft
speech
at
the
last
o!
the
URislature.
fir.il
appearance
at
a
gathering.
impa'K"
nianaser.
Art
also
spoke
briefly,
crlll-i-tnark
made
last
Sun-,1
by
Georije
Hills.
CCF
;.
nearer
ami
member
,
t
legislature,
jrray
termed
Mr.
HUM'
r.arru
and
typical."
B,.5tc(l
that
contrary
to
belief,
"large
corpora-mild
nut
be
unjustly
i!
they
have
shown
a
.ive
siirit
with
regard!
ir.d
povernmrn'."
on
.Sunday
dutcloscd
led
Minlim
and
Smelt-
of
the
Missionary
Society,
"The
arrival
of
the
Department
of
of
the
sale
and
was
abiy
assisted
Power
Within"
relives
the
every-
Transport
inspector
to
take
their
by
Mrs.
A.
Hurst,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Ker-
day
scenes
In
the
mission
field.
:
unai
written
exams
to
obtain
gin.
Mrs.
K.
Robertson.
Mrs.
H.
Harold
Winch
May
Resume
Public
Life
Harold
Winch,
recently
realised
leader
of
the
provincial
CCT
party
"L?
r.st
thraysh
yet"
with
public
Hie,
George
HUU.
E.
Breen,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins.
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Kergin,
Mrs.
H.
Bancroft
and
Mrs.
R
B.
Skinner.
"The
Power
Within"
Is
seen
at
their
private
pilot's
licences,
work
in
the
live
of
people
In
j
Lakelse
Lake
at
Terrace
is
now
the
Arctic,
In
Japan,
in
India
open
for
landings
during
cross-and
along
the
coast
of
British
!
country
flights.
This
has
be-Columbia.
x
Many
of
the
scenes
come
quite
a
welcome
spot
for
a
are
taken
in
actual
Ueis
of
break
in
your
cross-country
to
work
i
night
from
Prince
Rupert
SMITH
ERS.
Support
of
a
move
for
heavier
penalties
for
dangerous
or
drunken
driving
was
resoived
by
Smithers
District
Senior
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
recent
meeting
at
Telkwa.
British
Columbia
Automobile
Association'
move
for
amendment
to
the
Criminal
Coov
covering
such
serious
offences
met
with
full
approval.
It
was
agreed
that
too
light
penalties
were
being
meted
out
by
many
magistrates.
A
higher
perc
e
n
t
a
g
e
of
apprehensions
was
advocated.
Adoption
of
common
names
Prince
Rupert
MLA
told
member
!
Terrace
to
Kitimat
and
back
to
15
!
Running
time
ot
the
mm.
film
Is
about
50
minutes.
Thej1111
story
begins
in
St.
Bartholo-
.
,
mew'
Church.
Ottawa.
In
a
r-!
LONDON,
(CP)
First
editions
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night.
In
a
talk
on
the
proceedings
i
;
.
'
-
A
:
!
of
"History
of
Canada"
and
mon
preached
there,
the
work
of
;iany
proiiu
our,
couia
ii
ai
isw
cr
to
a
question
iiit
uf
money
the
cotn-
the
Church
throughout
the
world
if
voyage
10
me
uouniry
oi
tne
V
bark
Into
the
bUMlrieM.1
is
told
in
graphic
detail.
The
j
y
u
ti-
preacher'
few
words
of
Intro-!
Sagard-Theodat
and
publuh-
"
Paris
ln
'he
oI
h
duction
lead
into
the
pictorial
m'fd'e
..a,
l.
17th
centurv.
brought
Si.210
a'
,
f
Only
"
I
B
14Hrs.30Min.
ffl
from
Trr
k
V
j
CHICAGO)
:
I
$162.25
I
CaModUut
(Pacific
3
7?
3
ill
n
now
In
use
for
several
district
points
wa
recommended
by
the
'
"
"
'
.
iri
th
Ri,h
'
auction
of
the
late
Sir
Leicester
Chamber
in
answer
to
a
letter
rlarmsworth's
library
here.
0f
of
the
e
AreUc
rUlc
Undine
by
plane
from
lsn,n8
y
P
.ne;
the
B.C.
Department
of
!
.
-
,i
ray
said
he
was
"aur-fuul
Mr
Hills
so
Ignor-rrcards
to
many
a-tlif
Rulslon
formula,"
at
it
appear
that
he
aiiliiiK
to
learn
thoie
nut
iniiiht
huh
him
at.
the
recent
sittins;
of
the
BC.
Legislature,
Mr.
Hills
forecast
that
"with
care,
Harold
Winch
will
yet
return
to
public
life
of
this
province."
In
his
review
of
the
House
session,
Mi.
Hills
termed
the
cum-'
Ing
of
the
Legislature
'
a
colorful
and
spectacular
occasion
.
.
.'
the
so-called
pump
and
ceremony!
was
not
at
all
overdone
In
my
estimation."
j
Iut
Mr.
Hilts
u
critical
of'
the
unorth'Hlox
way
in
which
icveral
procedures
were
carried
Lands
and
Forests
'
It
was
found
i
m
tne
irozen
norm;
enmusiasuc;
in
the
I960
district
survey
for
a1
Japanese
Christians
building
new
map
issue
that
names
of
;
their
own
church;
the
kerning
local
usage
did
not
agree
with
'
miilions
of
India
with
a
special
names
on
existing
maps
,
Klimpse
of
the
leper
community
Recently
Smithers
District)"
Palampur;
mission
boats
Chamber
touched
off
lengthy
i
ploughing
through
the
Pacific
America
A
OROl'P
OF
LONDON
DESIGNERS
called
the
"Big
Eleven"
has
designed
a
series
of
gala
gowns
for
wear
at
formal
evening
function
of
Coronation
year.
Victor
Stlebel,
designer
to
Princess
Margaret
and
the
Duchess
of
Kent,
has
fashioned
with
classic
simplicity
this
"occasion"
dress.
In
cream
slipper
satin
brocaded
with
gold
roses,
the
strapless
bodice
moulded
to
the
figure
the
huge
skirt
draped
in
front
and
billowing
back
to
a
full
train,
it
makes
a
perfect
background
for
heavy,
heirloom
jewelry.
HSPtAV
ftAJ
t
A
OOKUTS
seas
are
a
lew
hwk
"
controversy
in
connection
with
Your
Travel
Agent
rs
Desr
crt
Market
out
by
the
Social
Credit
government.
He
cited
the
nomination
of
the
8M-aker.
moved
and
seconded
both
by
the
party
In
power
.
.
.
Power
Within"
to
be
seen
Wednesday
at
two
showings
S
p.m.
and
9:30
p.m.
Helping
Crawly
h'lims
with
production
of
the
1800-foot
reel
was
the
Rt.
Rev.
H.
G.
Watts,
now
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
the
proposed
post
office
department
change
of
the
name
Fort
MacLeod.
Smithers
and
Telkwa
village
commissions
will
be
approached
to
take
under
consideration
application
for
assistance
on
need-id
housing
facilities
under
federal-provincial
housing
legislation.
Both
communities
have
ex-ix.-ricnced
steady
growth
the
oast
few
years.
Pressing
need
for
additional
housing
must
be
substantiated
by
the
munici-
r.M
iPt
Aiex
Gray
of
iitu
"i
and
Immediate
Hit
of
the
Canadian
A'MU'i.ition:
said
to-;
Aiiiima
offers
the
.r:
aruty"
fur
new
Can-itt
market.,
y,
member
of
a
good-
"the
only
time
in
the
history
of
:our
government
this
has
been
jdone."
The
Sjh-ccIi
from
the
Throne
also
was
adopted
on
motion
and
iwconded
by
cabinet
ministers
,
.
f
"something
else
contrary
to
prin
Pint-Sized
Furniture
Welcomed
by
Children
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
t
i.:';.?.t.jl.
lly
M.t
.NOItt:
LKSTI.R
Adjudicator
Named
For
Festival
Here
ciples.
-''
-
Pint-sized
wrought
Iron
sets,
phonograph
cabinets
Th
r
C'omnlr-te
t'ntrrl
Serrire
"Just
like
Mom's"
or
"Just
like
iriiM"!i
inai
visucq
j
rica
earlier
tills
year,
Mi.
HU1
outlined
some
pro-
j
cedure
of
parliament
and
le-
;
wnn
sncives
lor
record
albums,
;
palities
Dad's"
are
magic
words
to
j
youngsters.
Child
psychologists
jsay
this
should
be
encouraged.
i
'.i
o-
ner
exports.
!
counted
social
events
in
con
canvaa
oeacn
chairs
and
even!
a
letter
from
the
BC
Liquor
stacking
stools
of
good
quality
Control
Board
informed
the
and
excellent
design
captivated
Chamber
of
further
delay
in
essentia:
to
her
econ-
nectlon
with
the
house
sitting
barring
war.
In1
He
described
the
fall
of
the!for
Imitation
is
what
helps
i:,d
aouu
eyes,
buch
furniture
Is
!
action
for
a
new
liquor
store
at
bound
to
delicht
children
and
to;
Smithers.
The
government
is
I
competitive
years
house
idefeated-by
opposition
to,c"""rF"
Krow-will
have
to
fight
for:
Bill
"9.
the
"Rolston
Formula"!
Toy
manufacturers,
alert
to
give
them
a
sense
of
comfort,
'
Cot
doing
anything
in
reeard
to
i
are
putting
out
,Hn,
,,h
,i..
,v,i.
.
:
rt-
In
my
opinion1
as
"somethhig
very
Imminent.
this
desire
V
..crsca
oilers
the
best
"We
all
sensed
that
It
was
children's
furniture
in
One
of
Western
Canada's
most
i
popular
senior
stage
personal!-
j
ties
has
been
retained
by
the
j
Prince
Rupert
Music
.nd
Drama
Festival
Association
to
sit
here
as
adjudicator.
She
is
Miss
VerHe
Cooler
of
i
West
Vancouver's
Totem
The-
atre
and
will
judge
the
drama
j
entries
in
this
year's
festival
i
;
early
next
month.
I
Qircci
n!avrnfim
i
tho
uitnr
-....
MAM'
r
"
1
I
One
wrought
iron
dinette
set.'
Property
for
location
of
a
new
u
have
a
contingent
than
150
000
000
peo-
romlna."
he
sale!.
'
copies
of
adult
styles.
Mr.
Hills
said
he
got
the
most'
At
lhc
r.'ent
Tiy
Fair
In
New-publicity
in
southern
newspaper
York,
a
lot
of
nigh
svle
nVKlern
when
he
called
the
Premier
"a
furniture
for
the
three-:cot-jack-ln-Hie-boX-
ihiuh
s.
was
shevn.
which
wiU
sell
for
about
$2295.
store
was
purchased
last
year
has
a
drop
leaf
table
with
a
red
tnc
Liquor
Control
Board.
or
pink
thermoset
plastic
top.
'
Installation
of
a
new
tele-Swedish
modern
set
fnr
r,
Phone
exchange
system
in
the
:it
'o
export
to
us
TEA.
BAGS
do
nut
produce,
and
..;n:l
nm:h
that
Can
new
federal
building
was
con-1
In
great
demand
wun
loicm
i
to
export
'
I
fx,rts
to
6ntinAm
It's
The
Bag
That
Counts
is
wheat
finished
and
has
arm
chairs
with
inset
plastic
upholstered
seats
and
backs.
A
Pennsylvania
Dutch
motif
is
hrirchtly
enameled
on
a
waxed
birch
set
for
the
youngster
who
7
,
f;a"L
are
12
times
greater
;
38
Thev
amounted
tu
sidered
an
urgent
matter
by
the!
Theatre
this
past
season.
Verlie
,
Chamber
of
Commerce.
-
j
Cooter
has
won
high
merit
A
tele?ram
wa.1
sent
to
the
i
among
discriminating
audiences
;
minister
of
transport
in
answer!
who
have
seen
her
in
a
variety,
to
a
letter
received
asking
de-
!
of
roles,
ranging
from
fast-
j
tniis
of
the
board's
complaints
'
paced
comedy
to
tense
drama.
J
When
Buying
Chicken
Feed
prefers
Provincial
There
is
even
a
24-inch
square
uunaaoau
f
(HiCOOfl'tn
1952,
4
f
l
the
rompetlllon
was
the
Increase
!('':;.
rican
imports
from
I
"'n
Japan.
Tlie
Ger-
rt
increased
to
from
$3,200,000
lit
f
Japanese
import
to
m
1MI
iiom
$8,000.-
WINNIPEG
9
A
fashion
show
;
held
here
recently
proved
that
;
when
Manitoba
women
talk
bbout
putting
on
the
feed
bag.
they
don't
mean
going
out
to
lunch.
of
service
in
earlier
correspond-
j
Verlie
won
top
award
for
her
ence.
!
olay
entry
In
last
year's
Drama
Population
increase
and
dif-1
Festival,
and
also
won
the
best
ficulty
in
obtaining
and
retain-
'
actress
award
for
her
memor-ing
satisfactory
switchboard
able
performance
In
"Ladies
in
operators
to
service
Smithers
Retirement."
nnd
Telkwa
subscribers
war-
j
oday
in
securing
an
adjudi-rants
serious
consideration
of
!
r9tor
for
drama
was
caused
bv
card
table
with
a
white
enameled
tubular
steel
frame,
to
sell
at
about
$10
95.
for
the
youngster
who
has
"space
problems'
In
his
playroom
and
must
fold
away
his
set.
One
ton
of
fertilizer
ln
100-rioi
rvl
1
gs
gives
the
lady
of
the
house
20
yards
of
usable
print
material.
Mrs
Perald
Dcnnehy.
co-or-tUnator
of
the
show,
says
the
time
when
mother's
homemade
'
The
Canadian
feea
inanuf.ic-
m
automatic
telephone
system,
'he
Chamber
said.
referring
to
confer-
turer
division
of
the
Winnipeg
I
;'alf
mission
had
with
Chamber
of
Commerce
presented
underwear
featured
the
words
"50
pounds
bread
flour"
acros
,
i
i
the
iror.t
is
gone
Brand
names
V..OU
X
Q
V3
PI
ti,,u'
urn
t.ritstff
in
tt.iihnhl
InkN
'
Would
Business
Come
to
British
Columbia
if
Ve
had
a
Socialist
Government?
the
fact
that
the
Dominion
Drama
Festival
is
to
be
held
in
Victoria
at
the
date
of
Prince
Rupert's
festival.
men.
atd
they
.
All)
ALMA
MATFIt
EDMONTON
(CP)
About
700
th?
first
exclusive
collection
of
et.aembles
made
completely
fr"m
br.gs.
Tne
show
featured
18
outfits
warm
that
coir.e
out
easily
in
Heads
Rotary
(alumni
of
the
Banff
School
of
water.
'
The
plain
white
bag
of
grand-
mother's
day
has
been
replaced
that
started
life
as
containers
for
flour,
sugar,
fertilizer
and
ore
direct
shipping
Canada
particularly
,
'lie
coast,
;
uld
like
ur
buyer
to
and
oilier
product
'ad
!
through
Hous-
'
'
and
other
United
!
5
They
want
to
sell
i
't
on,
more
peanuts.
!
4
fruits
and
fresh
and
preserved
fruits
:
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
starter,
i
during
the
last
few
years
by
gay
i
chick,
turkey
and
hog
Fine
Arts,
living
in
Toronto
and
district,
have
staged
an
annual
music
recital
nt
Toronto
in
recent
years.
This
year's
proceeds
$265
have
been
turned
over
to
the
nlversity
of
Alberta
for
scholarship
purposes.
r
eacser-
TACOMA,
Wash.
(CPVDr.
W.
D.
Gordon
of
Courtenay.
B.C.,
was
elected
president
of
Rotary'
District
151
here.
Dr.
Gordon,
a
drntirt,
is
former
prcsiici.t
of
Uu
Rotary
Club
from
Vancouver
L'.
ip.d.
He
was
unoppr.Si
1
RnUii
ln.s;
from
western
Wash-incrtcn,
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
were
here
for
the
1
1
H
1
5
H
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0
0
m
$
"rhlfet,
THAN,
IVil
I
I
0
I
I
t
cotton
prints
in
plaids,
floral
dc-
sij;n..
stripes,
polka
dots
and
checks
More
farm
women
use
cotton
bags
to
outrit
their
fam-'
iiies
today
than
ever
before,
Mrs.
Dcnnehy
sold.
I
It's
come
to
the
point
where
when
father
goes
for
100
pounds
of
chick
starter,
mother
goes
i
ioiig
to
pick
the
pattern
on
the
baa.
i
Anvone
Interested)
In
niavtn
P
sed
an
Interest
In
baM-tmll
for
Commercial
Hotel
2
wmm
adian
wheat.
Canad-
team
please
phone
678.
(031
and
they
mention-
i
i
oilier
prodiieU
which
'
fffi
M""f
Cluo
fliwrj
f-
't
c
should
be
able,
"SIi"f
f,,r
redccoratinE.
Re-
2y-,J,','iil'ns
on
Saturday,
April
25.
1
3
irt
Slate
is
between
"rally,
ti,cy
said,
but
'
ant
it
to
come
be-"ni'iierclully
and
fin-.
A
general
meeting
of
Khoff
-
i
workers
Ixm-iiI,
U
F
A
W
U.,
Thurs-
i
,
'
,i
"
11
oiy.
April
23.
.'i.30
p.m..
in
tne
'
!
,
,
f-nadur
Metroixile
Hall.
All
members
re-r-'n
visit
Latin
Anier-1
..
.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Lslablishnl
1910
'
V.OVINS
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRAT5NG
MIITl:..
.
.
.
FORW
AUIUMi
.
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SIOU
Xt.K
Experienced
handling
Lo-
al
Nu1.lon-
ide
and
World-wide
Shipment.
"Movk
wirn
t:sv.
.
.
.
ship
via
i.inusav-
Aiteuts
Allied
Van
I
lne
I
til.
rimne
.
ir
hX
Cor.
ii.f
ril
Vrk
Atb,
or
cstrx-caxj
u
u
n
V
u
n
SUPER
WAIHONW
Within
th
po
two
yor
mora)
than
,
one-and-a-half
BILLIONS
OF
DOLLARS
of
investment
capital
ha
com
to
British
Columbia.
It
cam
because
B.
C.
has
plentiful
natural
resources,
abundant
power,
a
supply
of
labor,
transportation
by
lend,
air
and
sea,
and
proximity
to
world
markets,
STILL
MORE
IMPORTANT
was
the
confidence
investors
had
in
the
political
climate
which
existed
in
British
Columbia.
Without
governments
which
encourage
free
enterprise,
sources
of
investment
money
on
the
scale
needed
by
British
Columbia
simply
,
dry
up.
By
no
stretch
of
th
imagination
could
w
foresee
Investment
capital
being
poured
into
this
province
should
there
b
a
Socialistic
government
in
power.
Why?
Because
no
one
in
hisight
mind
would
build
up
a
prosperous
bLvness
where
a
Government
was
talking
of
socializing
all
the
important
payroll
industries.
The
result?
Business
would
STAY
AWAY
from
British
Columbia,
and
with
it
wojld
go
the
source
of
jobs
so
necessary
for
our
prosperity.
'
The
decision
of
every
thoughtful
and
progressive
British
Columbia
voter
in
th
forthcoming
election
must
be
to
vole
ONLY
for
those
political
parties
that
advocate
ond
support
freedom
of
enterprise.
i
uaie
business
opKir-
i
.
I
Do
you
liRe
kids?
Would
you!
i
like
to
know
how
to
lead
a
group
111
of
ll,rm7
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rmxill
now
in
j
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llll
K,'""t
l-eaders'
Tinlnlne
j
.
course.
Phone
Bill
Doumont
at
,
7
;H1
or
Fred
Connid
nt
117
for
(JitlnhlHTV
application
form.
Course
rom-i
l
The
Kltimit
y
'"''lice.
April
27
and
runs
every
'"'s
planned
a
'tea
on
,
vrnliiB
to
May
1.
.
(94)
1
3
m
a
P
m.
at
which
m
Attention
Fishermen
and
in
will
be
taken
.shoreworker
members
U
F.A
W.U.
"'""ii
towards
sen
l-!
.lu,t
eh
m.
e
this
week
to
vot-1
out
from
here
t.i
f..
rri
t
ti,
n.,i
vv.l.
I
.
i
"
m
'
'
rtOWS
ON
IN
MINUTES
...
STAYS
BRIGHT
FOR
YEARS!
S
THE
BELOVED
""'imirce
at
Ottawa.
.
'"'
"'')eis
will
be
cor-"d.
Next
i...i
.
nesduy
and
Friday.
7
to
II
p
m..
In
Mctropolo
Hull.
Prlnee
Hu
ix-rt.
Thursday
8
hi
10
p.m.
In
Paramount
Cife.
Port
Edward.
H
f'Kes
ikes
,.,."
.
vrrj'6
f't
(Mxazf
(Mtxzf
(fr&tjest
i
lit
MIC
1IIU
Ma
lay
H.
(9!-
MANY'
DIFFERENT
VERSIONS
Utt
lisht
Iiom
lh
Srilt
litth,
unltdmj
Standi
ftpctd
can.
No
miin.
ot
colot
to
wall
and
iciubbinf,
washi
thinninf
itquiitd
woodwork
foi
ycaxl
taiy
as
a
china
pUttl
Gel
SUPER
WALL-TONE
with
COLORSEAL
latti
batt
at
yout
local
Marthall-Wcllt
dcaln't.
Choox
horn
many
modern
colon.
sure
New
.
.
,
Terrific
.
.
.
Lizard
In
Red
and
Urey
.
.
.
Snake
in
two-lone
Natural
and
Brown
and,
Natural
.
.
.
Genuine
Reptile
slyied
with
imagination.
BV
THE
GALLON
.
.
.
R
ALL
YOUR
PAIM1IIMOI
.it..
v-
r
r
mm
i
Shiny
black.
Patent
Leather
.
.
Super-flex
American
Girl
with
narrow
heel
and
combination
last.
.
,
.
SPO
k'
-
MITISH
COLUMBIA
FEDERATION
OF
TRADE
AND
INDUSTRY
FASHION
k.
FOOTWEAR
no