V
.
f
Prince
Uiipm
Dailp
rectos
Thursday,
August
IB,
1948
"
"
.
-
V
-?
-
.
SOLID
FOUNDATION-
'
Normal
Industry
Development
Felt
in
Economic
Life
of
City
I
.
PLAYS
!
:nPubs
.,
io
years
th-.
:rv
has
pro-;
heading
many
,
x
perlDrniaiH
,
nubile
fouf'
j
1,1
pU,'Ul,
.a
e
,
many
rL"
1
THE,
MARKETS-
Vegetables
Radishes.
2
bunches,
15
Carrots
(New)
2
bunches
2h
celery,
bunch
i6
Cauliflower,
head
40
Swiss
Chard,
lb
;j,
Turnips,
lb
07
Muhrpo,
!b
Head
Lettuce,
bunch
.1
j
Cucumbers,
each
jq
Oren
Onions,
2
bunches
....
.n
Australian
onions,
3.
lbs.'
:j
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycle
fhing
and
Timbering
Sh
owiner
the
Wav
Land
Magnetic
Mining,
Shipping,
Travel
.
9:30
Vancouver
Theatre
(
10:00
CBC
fiew
0:10
B.C.
News
-
"
10:15
Points
of
View
11.31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Famous
Voices
I
P.M.
-
I
12.
CO
Mid-day
Meludles
i
12:15
CBC
News
;
12:25
Program
Resumed
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
.
i
1:00
Symphony
Hour
;
2:00
Feature
Concert
2:15
Family
Favorites
,
2:30
Comty.
and
Needle.
Pointers
',
ijrans
in
tf'
j
fur
ne''
!
Cabbage.
IP
ib
...
r.lld
Ulilli
'
Celane?
e
illi
or
no
celanee
mill,
f
Prince
Rupert
will
n
t'Ver
iro
back
t
thu
.....
.
i
,7.
sound
7,,
f
-
pie-war
aays.
mere
u
i
.v
.;
(Subject
to
change)
WVWWm
wwo0t
THUKt-Drti
iM.
4:00
Tony
the
Troubadour
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
Wally
Wicken,
Tor.
4:45
Stories
of
Adventure
5:00
The
Happy
Time
5:30
Canadian
Caravan
5:45
Platter
Parade
6:00
People
Ask
6:15
Freddy
Martin's
Orch.
6:30
Musical
Varieties
B:
45
Smoke
Rings
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
Odd
Spot
7:30
Eventide
8:00
Music
In
Miniature
8:3Q-T.B.A.
8:45
Sports
Review
8:00
Ernie
Adams
Show
Knislits
uf
'.)t.-
pcrfurnii'l
A
,
1
,
CTnt
grtater
than
it
was
in
1H39.
hry
ubsmation
of
the
development
of
the
pimiaiy
Dt-imirv
resources-particularly
of
fishing
and
lum-
jo
Loiitluii
anu
2.
45
Don
Messer
and
Islander
Rhubarb,
lb
jplniith,
lb
ii
Beets,
bunch,
2
for
.
20
Tomatoes,
No.
1,
lb.
.
23
New
Potatoes,
6
lb
Z'i
Canned
Vegetables
Dill
Pickles,
gal
1.3r
jut
Oreen
Beans,
fey
17
io.
5
Peas,
fancy
M.xed
Vegetables
)lced
Beets,
2
tins
25
Wax
Beans,
choice
:u
dixed
Peas
end
Carrots
18
Pumpkin
10
Corn,
choice
?.
24
Corn
Niplets
24
0ur
next
si'"
FROM
FOKES
i
iu
MiLL
This
is
a
typical
log
towing
scene
In
Ptn.ee
Rupert
district.
A
flat
raft,
containing
possibly
a
million
teet,
is
f,bown
being
towed
Irom
a
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
camp
to
a
paper
mill
on
the
coast.
Another
mode
of
towing
transport
is,
Dy
the
piledDavis
raft.
So
far
this
year
Prince
Rupert
district
has
produced
132.000,000
board
feet
of
logs
and
much
of
this
has
been
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
oEINING
This
is
one
of
the
principal
methods,
of
taking
salmon,
particularly
the
fall
varieties,
of
pinks
and
chums,
for
the
canneries.
The
fish
are
trapped
in
the
huge
seine
nets
and
scooped
up
in
the
seines
to
be
Hoisted
into
the
holds
of
the
packers.
,,f
tli"
..lining
3:00
Ethel
and
Albert.
3:15
Spotlight
on
a
8tar
3:20
Sketches
In
Melody
3:30
Divertimento
3:45
BBC
News
A
(
Denng
accounts
for
Prince
Ruperts
continued
and
steady
flung
sound
and
permanent
lines.
FishingThe
fishing
industry,
which
reprseents
a
capital
expenditure
of
many
millions
of
dollars
and
which
is
estimated
to
give
employment
to
at
least
5000
persons
directly
or
.35
.22
.10
.4o
'
tiUit
:
Cherries,
lb
Api
jcots,
lb
I
Bananas,
lb
Apples,
cwiking.
lb
Lemons,
lan;e,
Uoz
rapejrult.
'fexas
(white)
I
lUO'.s,
4
for
i
'l.i;:kj,
OCm,
a
for
jijcturcd
from
r,,
Thf
""-'ds
a
fruit
ur
pod.
fiicunibcr
and
long.
j
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Newsl
X
WHOLESALE
MEAT
there
are
developing
propertioa
I
such
as
the
Silver
Standard
at
j
Hazelton
.which
should
not
be
!
forgotten.
.2a
!
Farmine
The
agricultural
47-
indirectly,
Is
brought
.up
to
date
in
another
article
ir
this
.
issue.
Us
expansion,
due
to
iurar.j'es
hn.ivi-Ii
2
doz
iUiiU-.-i,
!
lands
of
the
interior
hinterland
t
1
-i
to
Prince
Rupert
are
again
ueveioDment
of
new
nmeesses
mWHYS
n
upMi
"4
inlormilion
lor
X4i'i
woman
Wm
BOOST
reflected;
Advances
in
wholsale
prices
of
meat
here
since
the
lifting
of
the
embargo
on
exports
to
tho
United
States
at
the
first
of
the
week
have
now
commenced
to
be
reflected
on
the
retail
market.
and
the
finding
of
new
uses
for:provins
nsnciie
and
the
pres-the
:ent
has
been
marked
season
bounty
of
the
deep,
has
been
u
remmunhio
thi
i.t
Wltn
the
advent
of
a
substantial
I
Local
iQwrt
22
IN
TERRACE
u
13
25
Cream,
pin
rw
puWn
bJiUig
kV
I
IliHU
ten
years.
And,
during
that
decade,
the
industry
has
gravitated
In
an
even
greater
degree
to
Prince
Rupert
as
its
logical
V'tfi
&
X
rude
A:
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
in
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
'.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
number
of
new
settlers
from
the
United
States
and
some
of
the
European
countries.
For
those
on
the
land,
this
has
been
quite
a
favorable
season
and
a
satisfactory
harvest
is
now
in
progress.
Alaska
Shipping
relations
with
Alaska,
after
a
lull,
are
on
,
MD.VHil.AI,,
Au(t.
juih.
Fur
all
you
lucky
folk
ui.ii
an
.iauiiiiig
to
N-
Uiw
fiiimnur'
Tunmlo
Kxi.tt'ilHiit
.
.
.
I"
it
ill
nil
Wye
"
jtuvilw
jMiiiir!
Vuii'll
tii'ii
ll"1
"
r.x
"
an
"
lmni
si-io-
t.Ki.Mi'M"
nottJrrlauil
of
fuMrinatuiK
tliui(is
lioia
ll
ovci
il"
iiuiiiiiiMJi).
Jo
"niiMil,ir,
1
urue
you
j
u.:t
Un-
VI.NVI-ITK
I'l.A.STifS
di.,,ay
in
'
ii-
(iiu'T.il
1
-x
tui'i
t
h
liuililinn
Nuinl-M-r
Two.
Truly,
it's
Hit1
of
tin1
fuliire
"
hrouiiht
riilit
tu
y,.;tr
n-i-iit-l.iy
iloomtrpl
Vim
II
mt
'uiylil
jj.iic
u
Iwl-i-
rl
luimiurp
KutT-rfi'iluJit,
walw
,.!
Y..
ill
.ilk
arnw
u
beautiful
Vinylac
floor
to
A
Vm)iiii"
rawit
ir,
Uiby
near,
kitclien
uml
balii-
an,i
in!i!i-l).v-lii'yar(i
fiir
rlinwrr
ruriiin,
un)
ulile
rlullu.
Ami
I'm
mire
you'll
eotue
away
j
ion
furcn-r
.
.
.
I
certainly
did!
centre.
The
buoyant
profit
situation,
due
to
high
price
conditions,
has
been
the
1943
feuture
in
the
industry.
Titi
1
hi
riii
tr
Tlmhorinri
in
tVin
Some
butcher
shops
have
upped
their
prices
on
beef
by
about
three
cents
after
buying
at
the
new
prices.
However,
the
policy
has
been
not
to
advance
retail
prices
until'
it
has
been
ncces-asry
to
buy
fof
more
-md
that
explains
why
certain
slices
may
not
have
advanced
ment
prices
as
yet.
.
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
th
a&ait
antl"
even
Prince
Rupert
district,
while
not1
upK(radte,
i.,.i
t.,i
v,
ie.,lwth
restrictions
and
hard
com-
petition,
the
nearest
railhead
w
i.tMt.ijr
lciiwicw
U(iue
vile
lt..'lf
as
it
will
be
after
the
cel-
Pe
Rupert
is
being
gets
into
operation,?
f
fayor-
r
'
,
Ctrl
M.'irri
hrltl
trof
f
li
nrinmnlmrr
anese
mil)
'
iu
a
c1-
ihI
in
tin?
rvimtry
or
a
..
vmir
c.l'
mlar
ti
lli
you
thill
tl,nM
irk-ii(J
lll
foiliride.
SnJ
,
'
.
..
f
n'
i
i
vu
mui
wnon,
tuailiv,
Ui
igl
I
la
Wi
ig
IN
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
lar;;f,
cartoiit-il,
doz
79!
Butter
irst
Grade,
lb
73
Milk
vipr.rater'
Milk
IG-oz.
tins,
2
for
33
Ca.se
...
7
75
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb
55
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs
5u
'lour,
4!)"s,
No.
I
hard
wheat
2.99
Flour
(24
s
1
1.5U
Tea
anil
Coffee
Coffee,
lb
59
DeUixe
Quality,
lb
,u
Jlllres
Tomatoes,
20-ov.
Ja
"BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS"
Icioyf
Ol
l.A.ill
A.v
.
.
.PivujinK
ittf
Y
Non-Schedu'e
Charter
Service
,i
.Ur
nfr
wunior
.
.
.
aau
ni-
liuw
Diueii
friH-iluin
thi
uioii-r
i
cnjirrnun
"
Hive
you!
Himply
Hi'iu,
Ull
t'rent
St..
Moutrpa
K
Mw
run
Commercial
Hunting
Fishing
-
Sightseeing
P.Q
en-
has
never
enjoyed
better
days,
yielding
satisfactory
profits
to
the
operators
and
handsome
wages
to
the
workers.
Sawlog
production
for
the
first
half
of
this
year
has
totalled
some
150,-000,000
board
feet.
Employment
in
the
losing
camps
in
interior
valleys,
along
the
coast
and
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
in
the
territory
to
the
north.
I
driva
end
we
certainly
are
go-
For
many
a
year
it
was
only
'
fish
that
moved
this
way.
Now
j
lumber
is
being
added
to
the
list
of
the
Alaskan
commodities
:
finding
their
way
here
for
transshipment
to
the
United
:
States
by
the
railway,
i
Tourists
The
tourist
busi-
rAClF'l
wrr
imilmir
ciwlji.
Vou'll
find
tliat
Tampax
di-s
li-
an
l
.i
l-.
w
n.itiir.illy.
it
due
away
with
uneoin-i:
I
(mlumwiueiil
from
1
r?l
l-ta
1
bulnep.
No
matter
w.iii
(uiu
or
iJie
r
MiimnrT
truck
..
.Tampax
w.ll
SKEEMA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
r.enney
Ltd.,
35
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hote),
460
,,u
PACIFIC
MILK
QUALITY
"
DrMm
Stuff
"
thai
wh
it
you'll
ay
lien
vou
ta-ie
jwit
Anwr
and
I
)uui
bun
(ur
a
I
brkaM
yoa'H
wA
Bioy
I
..Ll
J
provides
work
for
upwards
of
1000
men
by"conservative
estimate.
Add
to
this
the
payroll
'"KlRAlE"
MILK
!
ness
at
Prince
Rupert
this
yea
t
has
been
limited
only
by
the
i
facilities
to
handle
It.
By
the
i(
up
hi'
cake
cane
40
oz
gallon
'ipplea,
20-oz
40
oz
tin,
per
tin
35
.14,
.35'
.15
-
-v
t
LZk
..!".
ymi
mke
with
CAKK
n.OUK.
steamer,
by
railway
and
by
of
100
sawmills,
large
and
small
in
the
area
and
the
source
of
revenue
this
industry
provides
Such
liohtnii
highway
miy
have
come
in
their
thousands
and
Prinoe
Rupert
has
felt
a
benefit
of
which
20-oz.
torant
20-oz.
e
and
grape
Orange,
-.Jleiided
fruit,
48-oz.
:
can
be
readily
seen.
Unlike
the
j
.16
situation
after
World
War
I,
the
j
.30
'
industry
has
continued
active
!
Try
Pacific
Milk,
that
creamy-rich
vitamin
packed
milk
that
is
a
favorite
in
every
kitchen-Good
for
baking,
cooking
or
drinking
and
available
at
all
food
stores.
.TiiiWrMimy
m
Imom
'Trram
of
When"
'krm4
Mp"
i";
niMiu
and
i'r.''
ui
1'hmn
i
"t'nmii
of
ii.T
lioi..i-
ail
mi
'ii
IpiiKni-
:'.)
.;
iwrvy
.
.
.
n
Cn'irun
and
i
mri
itnt
in
'
(0
W
f.l.-V
i!'
fli:liutil
of
lillffV.
.Ifhri-
-
l,v
not
n-jkr
of
KtimptioiK
;Hfi:tr
i
pl
jot
vi;m
'
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
...
Bee
Your
.
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Bulck
Chet.
Truck
-
Pontine
Oldsmobile
CMC.
Truck
r
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE,
aC,
aueh
soft,
duway
aruiUil
Mmnl-
nut.
Ui
coupe,
il'a
not
fiiirriMrn!
tliat
even
tlifrinu-eii
rake-liaker
t
fM'ltpr
rnlM
with
Swan
l'n.
.San
Down
i
tiiadf
hy
loiiit-t
imp
px('rt
in
the
makiiif?
of
cake
flour,'
exprraaly
to
m.-iko
brllrr
cakes.
Milled
ly
a
"Controlled
Milling"
inio
fnirn
clioirert
oft.
wheat,
Nwius
Down
ih
hi"i,mI
again
arid
av
im
through
filk
until
i7
limr
ok
Juie
as
onlm-ary
flour
For
grand
rsiill
conn-'tently
u.-
Swann
liwn.
Teal
i-d
recipes
on
the
packittrc.
4
(
anneu
rroif
I
after
the
last
war
and
is
still
i
Strawberries,,
iNew
Pack)
33
so
as
the
great
demand
for
lum-I
Peaches,
20
oz
t
j
ber,
timber
products
and
the
Pears,
2
doz
33
material
for
the
pulp
and
pa-Apricots,
20-oz
3a
!
per
mills
keeps
up
with
no
les-
Cherries
1
fancy
1
20-oz
3a
1
senlng
in
sight.
PACIFIC
MILK
1
I
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
I
caches,
choice
29
Lara
many
of
its
business
people
have
not
been
fully
appreciative
and
which
they
have
certainly
"made
no
special
effort
to
cater
to.
Facilities
for
the
accomodation,
entertainment
and
.exploitation
of
the.
tourist
industry
are
not
only
a
lack
but
a
potential
opportunity
an
opportunity
which
outside
interests
may
be
expected
to
'take
advantage
of
soon
if
there
is
not
the
local
initiative
to
do
so.
Uncertainties
and
anxieties
notwithstanding,
1948
has
been
proving
a
good
year
for
Prince
Rupert
and
the
outlook
for
the
future
was
never
better
or
based
upon
a
sounder
:
:
I
n
ff
thai
holiday
trip?
liememlier
to
inrludft
Pure,
lb
Shortening
Soap
Soap,
face,
2
for
Laundry,
cake
....
Sunlight,
cake
Soap
Powders,
iarpo
.
40
40
,
l'l
J
.08
-
.2a
!
10
35
!
o-jiim
roadcr
ppray
Decxioraiit:
It
a
onp
ol
my
"':'iip
"
travelling
foiiioanion
"
.
.
.k)
well-man-"l
in
i
fuiicaap.
ji
never
illa
..
.never,
never
rlmliiuit
...always
kee
me
feeling
lean
and
iu
m
ft,,,
hno-Mikt
i
the
only
deodorant
with
ni"imi,
r
lop.
So
euy
to
rpray
under
your
arms,
'
'I
ilie
undriflf
.
.
.
or
on
feet
and
toes!
in
quick;
Ii
slinwt
feeing
a
if
it
were
invented
for
travel.
i:s
so
Hunderful
all
the
tuna...
to
protect
your
i'ir
hu-bnud
will
like
it,
too!
Ask
for
it...
'
Sli
I
ill
iurlineiit
florm
evervwliere
I
Mining
Despite
the
major
.
blow
of
the
closing
of
the
Sil-
!
bak-Premier
mine
in
the
Port-,
land
Canal
district,
the
mining!
Industry
is
not
without
its
immediate
promise
although
it
;
has
by
no
means
reached
its
stride
as
yet.
The
shining
de-1
velopment
at
the
moment
is
at
Alice
Arm
where
the
Torbritj
Mining
Co.
(Mining
Corporation
'
of
Canada)
is
now
rounding
out'
a
j.250.000
construction
program
1
Including
concentrating
mill,
power
plant
and
mining
village.
What
the
district
loses
in
Premier
will
be
compensated
for
to
considerable
extent
by
the
new
(ilare
Fruit
Cherries.
2
lb.
pkt
45
lin
t
It
Wandariul
the
way
chil
Yr
does
ami
Don't
be
Blue
Lei's
l
ace
the
tacts
If
Business
is
Not
All
You
Desire,
If
You
are
Tired
of
Being
Passed
Up,
THY
ADVERTISING
In
The
Almond
Paste,
lb
Coconut,
lb
;
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
ib
!
Dates
fancy
1,
1
-lb.
pkt.
;
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs.
...
i
.Seeded
Raisins,
lb
.42
.78
,4:j
.3j
.39
.24
I
.1,
Si'IMl
dren
love
to
collect?
Parent
are
often
amaied
at
the
jenglh
they
go
to
get
the
weirdeat
things
I
(And
aometmiea
.47!
Ib.
1
ueveiupiiiiMit
1
mice
nun.
nimi
helled
Walnuts,
Shelled
Almonds.
lb.
.49
;
Stewart,
in
spite
of
the
Silbak-,
Consult
us
lur
your
needs
In
all
types
of
printins
work.
Everything
in
high-class
stationery.
Fountain
Pens
Cards
for
.
every
occasion
ShelKd
Bra-'il.s.
i2lb.
.
Jams
Pure
trawborry.
24-oz
.45
1
premier
episode,
has
other
I
promising
properties
on
one
or
59
I
more
of
which
imuortant
nro-
you
wih
they
wouldn't
!)
But
now,
the
Kellogg'a
people
have
de-Mimed
a
"
collect
or
'a
item
"
that
you'll
approve
of
a
heartily
aa
your
children
do!
.
.
.
beautifully
coloured
bird
pictures!
There
ar
15
in
the
aeries,
socially
painU
d
for
Kellogg'a
by
a
leading
Canadian
artint.
The
pictures
are
little
("in
and
the
only
ol
irp
vou
II
24-oz
-18
I
duction
Raspberry,
I
HEHS
operations,
would
start
up
once
the
doubtless
ur
is
""'iT!
at
his
age
"
icnlt
ideiM
"'
''l.
That's
Hl.iNX
H.MiY
"ir-1'r..sl,,
oh-fo--liif'ti
vacuum,
'"iimn
nmietit
in
V
all
f
!,.;,
"
Fooh,
n
inf
iu--yw-01,1
lleina
back
them
ami
when
W'.v,
Uie
let
is
Blackberry,
28-oz
46
Cherry,
24-oz
9
Peach,
24-oz
45
metal
markets
became
more
buoyant.
And
to
the
interior
find
them
it,
in
KKU.GUCi
3
"h
1
11
ii
KKUMHhKS!
And
hnw
your
fam
ily
will
love
Kruinblest
.
.
.
Crisp,
curled
and
ahredded
whole
wheat,
a
different
flavour
u
different
form
.
.
.
and
couccutiaud
for
extra
nourishment!
Everybody
advertises
some
way
or
another
but
some
people
do
not
advertise
very
effectively.
what
your
DUshund
will
L
Hunk
wlPn
j,ou
Results
show
that
the
most
el
Ice
live
w
ay
ol
advertising
is
in
your
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
.46
.13
.75
.72
.3G
il
.45
.45
.P0
.70
.45
.50
.5f
.65
.61
.43
.3(1
.70
pricot,
24-oz
.Soups
Canned
Soups,
.13
to
Meals
Hani,
boned
and
rolled,
lb
Ham,
reg.
lb.
;
Bologna,
lb
Weiners.
lb
Garlic
Sausage,
lb
Bacon,
pkg.,
lb
Bacon,
side,
piece
Cottage
Roll,
lb
Liver
Sausage,
lb
Spare
Ribs,
.b
Fresh
Pork
Ham,
lb
Pork
Chops,
lb
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb
Pork
Sausage,
lb
Steak,
T-Bone,
lb
Steak,
round,
lb.
SALT
LAKES
I'FRKY
SCHEDULE
Dally
except
Mon.
Si
Tucs.
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
Wed.,
Thurs.,
Frl.
2:30,
4:30,
6:30,
7:10.'
Saturday
Every
hour
from
!0:30
a.m.
Sunday
Continuous
from
10
a.m.
Last
boat
return
9:30
p.m.
Adults
50c.
Under
1G,
2oc
Return
All
schedules
weather
permitting.
Inquiries
123
Taxi
local
newspaper
which
everybody
reads
every
day.
You
are
not
wasting
your
advertising
dollar
in
the
Daily
News
which
brings
you
results
on
the
spot
and
cumulatively,
otherwise
we
would
have
no
advertisers.
...
li
en
h
Rood
Mmmer
meal
''h
a
BI'.N-..M
CORN
1
fry
thia
one,
'
delirious
no
lJy
"Havourite"!
'
ISLAND
id
'
mpar
t
'Tlliit
Jgar
YOUR
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
IS
ALSO
A
LOCAL
SERVICE
AND
A
LOCAL
INDUSTRY.
EVERY
WAY
YOU
LOOK
AT
IT,
LOCAL
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
PRODUCES
THE
GOODS.
or
Canada
k
frnlsh)
f
white
,dd
1
fr.
Poach
by
milk
which
m
top
psrt
o(
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and
q,
1
r-
mard.
Mix
salt,
b-im
d
Soltl
'.
fair
r
Your
fyi?
Few
of
ua
are
.
.
.
for
it's
bard
to
tell
when
your
eyes
are
tired
I
You
can't
"hear"
them
complain
even
though
they're
hard
at
work
all
day
long
and
half
the
evening
.
.
.
which
is
why
ita
your
duty
to
look
out
for
theml
I
advise
two
drops
of
MURINE"
in
each
eye
night
and
ntorning
and
whenever
your
eyes
tell
you
to!
Though
this
is
advisable
all
year
'round,
it's
especially
important
in
Summer
.
.
.
eince
un,
wind,
dust
and
light
glare
put
an
extra
tux
on
your
eyea.
Murine
contains
7
ingredients
that
blend
with
the
natural
eye
fluids
.
.
.
cleansing
and
soothing
delicate
tisaies
gently
as
a
tear,
and
relieving
that
at
rained
feeling!
So
ask
your
PruggUt
for
Murine
today!
When
Vou
Want
Hooks
for
Your
Kiddies,
Drop
Into
the
0&M
.
"4
thick
l"r
Via
'
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