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DULY
KDITIOII
Monday,
August
2,
1926.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
'T8
a
Bitter
Fight,
But
Let
It
Be
Clean.
The
forthcoming
federal
election,
it
is
forecasted,
will
je
one
of
the
bitterer
on
record.
In
the
East,
it
is
already
taking
on
the
aspect
and
the
battle
is
already
011
wilh
personalities
very
much
in
prominence.
It
is
the
personalities,
not
the
straight
political
arguments,
that
embitter
the
Tight
ami
thoe
who
engage
in
these
personalities
very
.rapidly
lose
ground.
Such
methods
are
regarded
in
the
political
ring-
as
hilling
below
the
belt
in
the
pugilistic
ring
and
the
offenders
in
both
cases
are
looked
upon
with
eqilal
disfavor.
With
tv,q
candidate
of
the
hjgh
standing
that
the
riding
of
Skeena
has
in
Jhe
running,,
the
electors
are
looking
for
a
clean
battle
here,
fought
on
Ibe
issues
or
the
day
and
not
witji
mud
slinging,
and
personal
abuse.
Truth
and
t.
Falsification.
There
is
un
inclination
on
the
part
of
those
who
are
opposed
to
the
Liberal
candidate
in
this.
riding
to
belittle
his
efforts
and
to
deliberately
falsify
in
saying
that
he
and
the
government
which
he
supported
had
not
carried
out
promises
that
might
have
been
made;
Those
who
argue
thus
are
most
certainly
"out
of
court."
If
tljert?
is
jj
feeling
that
the
Mackenzie
King
government
was
not
$ijti?iacury
nationally,
let
-sji'eji
feelings
be
expressed,
but
let
if
.fiot
be
said
that
that
government
has
done
nothing
for
Prince
RuperL
It
is
.stated
thai
the
Liberal
government
has
not
endeavored
to.
carry
out
the
Laurier
policy
with
respect
to
the
development
of
this
port..'
If
that
government
did
nothing
else,
in
face
of
the
tremendous.
.uiposiliou
that
was
Voiced
against
the
project
in
the
Kal
ami
elsewhere
and
in
face
of
the
financial
stringency
that
is
being
felt
even
today
by
this
jcity's
municipal
government,
than
Junto
the
Prince
Rupert
'elevator
and
get
it
in
operation
this
year,
i
would
seem
that
it
,
has
gone
a
long
way
hiward
the
carrying
out
of
the
Laurier
policy
for
this
port.
A
thing
that
is
hard
to
understand
is
iow
anyone
can
sincerely
support
a
candidate
in
opposition
to
Fred
Stork
in
the
bejief
that
-that
candidate
will
do
any
more
for
this
city
or
district
than
Mr.
Stork
has
done
or
the
government
which
he
supported.
"Tt
is
nothing
but
nonsense
uttered
by
thoughtless
persons
who
permit
their
political.
Joaniugs
to
overshadow
the.
true
stale
.of
affairs..
The
average-
voters
will
see
the
right
or
things
and,
in
the
becoming
election
as
in
previous
ones,
wjll
relider
their
preferences
in
favor
of
(he
candidate
and
government
that
may
be
expected
to
do
the
most
for
J'rince
Rupert.
This
Monster
Will
Not
Be
Downed.
i
The-
Oknnugan
"sea-serpent
refuses
to
Je
downed,
and
those
who
have
been
skeptical
of
its
existence
are
confronted
with
another
eye-witness
who
graphically
describes
a
friendly
rare
.with
the
monster
while
motoring
north
to
Peachlaud.
r
Human
nature
accepts
the
unusual
reliiclantlv,
and
those
whji
are
confident
they
have
f-eenthe
mystery
creature
uf
Okan-n
gun
hake
will
doubtless
continue
for
some
limp
henceforth
to
have
difficulty
in
:tt)nymcUigi
thejr
brethren
that
they
are
not
suffering
from
hallucinations.
'
'
'
Sot
until
Ibe
"monster"
it?
stretched-out
on
the
sands
in
plain
view
will
the
majority
accept
jts
existence
and
give
credence
to
the
statements
of
others
in
this
and
kindred
mntters,
however
readily
they
may
accept
Pronouncements
by
the
same
people
regarding
the
ordinary
affairs
of
life.
'
One
may
believe
in
the
"sea-serpcit"
or
something
resembling
it,
but
it
is
a
good
thing,
perhaps,
that
credulity
in
such
matters
is
not
too
widespread,
otherwise
in
what
an
intellectual
medley
would
we
livef-r-I'eutictoii
Herald.
Oeorge
Bernard
Shaw
8eventy
years
Old.
Ocnrge
Bernard
Shaw
celebrated
his
seventieth
birlhdav
last
week.
He
has
been
working
steadily
right
up
to
the
present
time,
most
y
devoting
his
attention
to
the
writing
of
plavs.
He
is
the
world's
great
iconoclast
in
that
1(W
dircaking
of
idols
is
done
rnther
.gently
and
subtly,
but
quite
surejy
withal.
He
is
looked
upon
as
Britain's
greatest
literary
genius
and
even
though
a
socio
1st
he
command
the
admiration
and
respect
of
people
of
all
shades
of
public
opinion.
'
MAUV
wSutOOC.IIKA.
Vlcp'rl
.
A
NATIONAL
INSTITUTION
The
most
comprtbemivdy
cquipptd
School
of
Muie
In
the
UB,ran.
i-aouty
oi
tnttrnuional
Preniie.
REHOPENS
SEPTEMBER
1st,
126
Wtu-appomttd
Rtiidtnce
for
.Young
Women
Student.
.
i
PUPILS
MAV:
ENTER
AT
ANY
TIME
The
ConiervMorv
Yer
Book,
Annud
Syllabm
nd
Women'.
Retidence
-lendjr
it
to
any
iddreu
on
requeit.
LOCAL
EXAMINATIONS
FOR
1927
..
...
tll
be
held
throughout
the
Dominion.
ccordin
to
locality'
in
My,
June,
md
July
next.
ADggMg-H;!!!!,
Cor.
ColUit
tt.
.
U.lTtrtlty
Ar
,
Tre
to,
1
TOM
MIX
AND
TONY
TONIGHT?
and
Shows
Superb
The
dynamio
Tom
Mix
and
his
horse,
Tony,
are
presented
in
a
different
setting
in
"The
Kver-tasting
Whisper,".
a
stirring
drama
of
the?
Northwest,
which
opens
at
i.the
Ve.stholme
Theatre
to-niight.
Jackson
Oregory's
colorful
naix
rative
-serves
admirably
as
a
screen
story
for
the
popular
star.
I
There
is
enough
action
to
salisty
the
most
ardent
admirers.
With
Tony,
Tom
registers
several
new
thrills
guaranteed
to
bring
shivers
of
delight
to
the
most
"thrill-proof
movie
fan.
The
superb
horsemanship
of
the
film
slur
again
adds
greatly
to
the
enjoy-nu'Utof
the
story.
Tom
is
cast
in
the
role
of
Mark
King,
a
wealthy
young
man
who
loves
the
carefree
life
of
the
giant
pine
forest.
A
girl
from
the
city-is
hurled
into
his
heretofore
peaceful
life
and
events
follow
tiuickiy
upon
one
annincr.
in
a
short
lime
Mark
discovers
hiin
seif
madly
in
love
with
the
rirt,
(loria.
'
i
Oration,
the
villain,
attempts!
to
trick
(iloria
into
a
hasty
inar-j
viutse
hut
is
I
talked
when
(iloria
discovers
his
plot.
Maddened
lo
think
Oratton
would
so
deceive!
her,
nioria
weds
King
to
spilcl
him.
Tom
is
suddenly
acquainted
with
the
fact
that
(Jloria
mar-
ried
him
to
avoid
a
scandal.
Disillusioned,
determined
to
hold
Gloria
to
her
bargain
and
they
start
for
his
mountain
home,
(irattou,
with
the
aid
of
a
gang
of
ruffians,
endeavors
to
pry
the!
In
'"The
Fighting
Heart,'
the
screen
version
tf
J.arry
tvans
thrilling
story,
"nce
to
Kver)-
JIan,"
which,
open?-
Wednesday
at
Stalwart
tieoiipre
drives
one
ot
the
best
performances
or
his
career.
His
portrayal
or
Dennyj
lioltou
is
filleil
with
just
as
much"
human
appeal
as
wa
his
d)avy
itt
the
Celebrated
piixluction
"The'
Iron
Hors,e."
The
Fighting
Heart"
is
built
around
Denny
Holton's
atleiimt
to
overcome
an
hereditary
failing,
craving
for
drink.
At
the
crucial
moment
his
sweetheart
iction
than
imany
picture
ho
has
appeared
since
"The
.fie
a
hawk'!
THB
pAIL?
'NEWS
.iMiluy,
An
urn
z,
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
'
Monday
and
Tuesday
Tom
Mix
and
"Tons
in
t
!
"The
KveilaslinP
Wilis-
Tells
How
Hero
Wins
Love
of
Girl
per.''
Tituiuuiy,
,
.
Jjvlerualioiial
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
(ieorge
D'Jtrjen
in
"The
.
lighting
IJeart."
Comedy.
Aesop's
.Film
l-'ahles.
Friday
and
Milton
Sills
in
tire.
Saturday
The
Knock-
out."
r.oniely:
"Solid
Ivory
Patlie
Heview.
8trenuous
Struggle
In
these
modern
days
cant
always
blame'
the
old
commuting
suicide.
t
dy,
aud
thrills
all
are
combined
in
this
story
of
iruwtred
American
manhood.
It
reveals
a
modern
"Gentleman
Jim"
type
of
pugilist
who
goes
into
the
big
limber
country
to
recuperate
from
an
injury.
He
experiences
adventure
that
make
his
ring
career
seem
tame
by
comparison.
Realism
Dramatic
realism
is
the
key
note
on
which
the
lueture
was
.!hH.
l,i
(itl.ii.
ft,
fit
-tli,
linnlr
.
"
Of
lor
Sill
1
:
1
t
.
...
11,.
.
Krtiiinii
iniKoi
Jie
I
run
to
mo
?er
on
then
ibe
woods,
the
Canadian
(iovern-fc
mcnt
Motion
Picture
IJureau
nf-f
.Most
dream
hooks
iuv
niglu-
r.M...i
..11
it
.
i
...
11
..
L
jcr"U
Mil
rfMHiicrjt
1,11
i""1
'"unar'.
ilurinp
tlio
makinor
of
this
picture.
.
...
i
I
lie
ouitioor
scenes,
wliicli
coiii-t
-.n
ymj
.nee
two
ladies
dun-
prise
more
than
fifty
per
ceut
ofL,jfc.
,,
nether
at
a
parly
it's
a
the
picture,
were
taken
in
the
loir-
finale.
iiiiiig
districts
of
the
Ottawa
lliver.l
both
on
the
Ottawa
and
Quebec
.spies.
Thrilling
fight
scenes
be
tween
SiU
and
a
six-fot-seenf
her
compact
adversary
are
among
the
head
light
of
the
drama.
This
fiirlit.
ileei-ilipil
liv
Silts
im
-..nr.,t
r
n.n
i.wt
,!,,
r,-,.n,
nt.itHie
most
strenuous
of
his
whole.l"'-w!ir
Honeycutt.
a
hermit.
Mark
learns,
cycer
,,,ok
mre
",a
u
vv,,,k
uhZ,
territtr
'.T
of
the
olot
to
steal
the
old
man's
'""
'""'ng
in
!
interior
of
holdings
ami,
after
a
series
of
desperate
fights,
overcomes
the
thugs,
shows
Oratton
up
in
his
true
light
and
wins
the
love
of
fSloria
"THE
FIGHTING
HEART"
COMING
WEDNESDAY
George
O'Brien
Stars
in
Thrilling
Picture
and
Battles
With
Villain.
a
cottage
,it
continued
until
al
most
every
slick
or
furniture
jit-tjie
place
was
smashed.
Front'
tbre
the
fi'ltt
,
was
waged
out-'
dottrs.
Locked
'in
each
otlier's
arms,
the
battlers
rail
rrom
a
six-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aye:
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fl
llnllu.i
I.
ri.a
...
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rm
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OIKT
IIIIHIIIMIIl
wn
'""
e
cmura
iib
nrizejM......
it...
fnn,n..
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,
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......
t,w
niu
in
ui!i
liiircurij
(
t
.,il
.,o-
r"'-
v
u
ijl,kl
IIT.Ill
IJIl'IIA
,
,
,
,
.
.
he
broods-over
his
lost
love,
andJa(,t
(jnie-
a
ciiniiipionsnip
name,
'men
-
the
young
man
commences
his
Thirty-two
jteojde
recently
died
right
to
the
top
again.
Inascur-;in
Toronto
as
the
resup,
o
fie
with
the
villain,
who
is
aUo
drinking
illicit
Manor.-
In
other
the
world's
champion,
Denny
wonls
the
spirit
rayietl
too
hard,
iiiiunin.-h
11
mi
111
a
corking
Mireet
fight.
MILTON
SILLS
IN
GREATEST
BATTLE
ROLE
EVER
FILMED
"The
Knockout"
8hows
Star
as
Prizefighter
In
Dramatlo
;
Romance.
"The
h'nockout"
which
will
ho
shown
al
the
week-end,
is
the
screen
version
of-M.
I),
fi.
firaw-ford's
stirring
novel
of
a
prize
fighter's
romance
In
the
Canadian
.woods.
Milton
Hills,
as
the
When
wire
buys
hubby
a
new
smoking
pipe
he
can
bet
his
life
there's
a
millinery
sale
on
lite
horizon.
If
you
want
to
gut
vnmped,
young
man,
take
a
stroll
along
ttie
waterfront.
.
When
you
hear
a
man
talking
to
nimseif
it's
douglniuU
to
co!
itu-
kiuik
null
no
can
1
get
a
vord
in
etlgeways
at
home,
A
man's
idea
it
dressing
rnr
dinner
Is
unbuckling
Ills
belt
n
few
notches,
,
"
,
When
get
star,
finds
considerable
more
op-
,,
',
'
,,
a
",
''
!
inan
!
'
Is
X'
anxious
m
"
In
,'0,,
!
virile'
f
portunlty
for
a
display
of
a
.
When
the
elevator
l
running
Ilomance,
heart
interest,
conie-'full
blast
and
the
harbor
la
full
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Jlacer
Hold,
?i,fi:i,Otft;
Lode
fjold,
8128
8
4.MI;
Silver,
$74,1
1
1,31)7;
Lead,
i?8.2I8.M)7:
Copper.
IU7.M8.dt7:
zinc,
:U2:
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$l.ril)t,:87;
Coal
ami
Coke,
27:i,018,t).':l;
lluililing
s
w
Uvirk,
Cement,
elc,
4,tM)r,KH0;
making
ils
Mineral
J'roduction
to
C
1
1
v
vmi
o
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
I'rovince
are
more
liberal
and
Ibe
fees
(owe:-
;t-.,
those
ot
any
other
Province
in
Hie
Domini
n.
or
any
colony
in
lln1
Hnli-h
1
i'
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
dis
overers
for
uoniinn1
fee..
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
ty
ileve
oping
such
properties,
the
securilv
t
wli
.
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information,
together
wilh
Mi
iing
Jleporl-
and
Maps,
mnv
be
obi
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MNISTEFt
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.H,
Practically
all
Hrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
wln.-h
di
in
on
t
work
has
been
done
nre
described
in
some
one
or
the
AnmuiJ
H'-pni'
;;.
Miilisler
of
Mines.
Those
considering
milling
investiiieiils
should
refer
lo
-
,
n
ports.
They
are
available
without
charge
pji
application
lo
Ibe
Department
01
M
ie
Vflorta.
H.C..
deports
covering
eacli
of
the
mx
Mineral
Hurxey
Ditrir
Un-
-separately,
ami
are
available
on
application.
lleporl
of
the
(leologu-al
Surve
i
adn.
Winch
Kiiibliug,
Vancouver,
ore
recoinjiieiided
as
valuable
sources
of
ml
turn.
shipping
what
will
the
knock-
ptxtr
thing
T
P!ic
beauty
of
woman
used
to
he
,ier
hair
now
it
seems
lo
I
The
tourist
bn
the
I'rinccM
Louise
ypsterday
morning
suie
got
a
kick
out
of
the
dog's
tuy-
wnn.
by
Hobhie
Arthur
1
think
the
little
Ttie
eity
oouiwtl
is
retreneh-iilg.
VVoiplcr
tf
they
got
Ibe
iten
from
the
ltlcn
oi--TIie
"i
IT..
Inn
1
.'
tV-flli.l
tiPi.lirn
int..
Il.
rivr
l.,,1..
T
,r""'
skipper
said
wjieji
he
thre-v
m.
i
i.
t.
.
i
icy
rwht
on.
...
I
the
herl.t
or
vr.rj,onri,
,.abjn
,
l0
ac.
the
fray
a
huge
lam
is
tdowil
up.,,,.
n
Jup.
rildder.
lion
iiioii.ianus
or
logs
are
reieas-j
ed.
amr.
carried
hy
the
rirtotl
title?,.
MWeeit
sweep
lowaril
toward
lln-
tlie
fiahti-i-
nghlers.
mm'
I
cenepnll.
now-m,
a
Utile
imprisoned
in
he
iTsing
waters.
'r,.tnri)
with
tirr.nt
the
go
on
a
Itolldiy
loose
change
and
money
tjorrowe.l
steward.
!
I
hesp
light
.nimmer
sttiits
ar
flhe
hunk.
The
creditors
can
mii
one
wo
easip.
me
v
psiiiniiiw
iueaire,
ueorge
Summer
inav
conin
and
winter
"
no
jokcs
ami
runs
away
cuirien,
Jiandsojne
William
Fox
may
tin.
hut
the
oolilicians
talkT,lv'''
:
J"'"
nnoUier
day.
star,
oenionsiraies
neyonu
au'fyr
,.Ver
doubt
that
he
can
act
with
the
f
lie
who
Jangli?
last
is
usually
best
or
the
cinema
stars
and
out-1
The
man
who
does
the
lilnwif
'",
',,w
"thinker
in
the
crr.wd.
punch
all
or
them.
fiennge
exhibits
a
skill
with
boxing
Ioves
that
has
never
be-
rore
been
witnessed
anions
iho
male
stars
or
motion
nictureri.
Hie
F'ighling
llnart"
is
not
only
a
hoxiiiK
story:
it
J
a
nuts
inir
iiiman
drama.
This
Hatiinlay
evening
Post,
slory
Tairly
lepnis
with
exciting
moments.
In
the
ring
seiuences
when
Smiling
fieorge
hits
Ids
opponent
it
i
a
genuine
punch.
iiiir
i
is
ii.tiiillv-
diirrp!,ir
k'IM,
,S
'
Hat
4,
Ala;
malt
or
her
youthful
son
for
huni-A
iug
the
tahleclolhs
aud
drest:
spreads
with
lighted
cutis.
Sister
might
posibly
known
sornetliiii
about.
It.
Wliat
has
herome
id
the
gal
lunt
man
who
used
to
break
I.
if
neck
it
gve-
up'
his?
seal
in
stre'dar?.
i
A
!yoinan
reccritly:j7uniietl
in
j
to
llie'jwalef
at
VaucoaVer
iri
.n
houirjlri
Jo
the"a
lllllfq
uiualic
pleasui-t)
but
she
was
non
tiroughi
tint
liy
a
nioloc
cycle
cop
who
thought
she
waf
I'lirkUh
wninc't
arc
still
with
out
political
nartle.
Too
liarum
flscariitn,
I
suppose.
There1
a
rortmie
for
Hie
man
who
r-.n
invent
a
tahlo
knife
cigareUi$rnm
which
pea
will
not
roll.
The
modern
-
burglar
can'tl1
,j;.ine
i.iea
or
grnwijy
Die
pen
'.trial
lias
railed
miserably.
.
The
tlollar
mark
now
being
)isei
in
,the
wet
end
or
London
Fancy
going
into
a
"pub"
nnd
iusking
for
a
tlnllar's
worth
or
'"pr"
l
WM
Tto
Kin
ar
never
h?
on
races'
ur.d
rnnsefitiejillr
'never
Wins
anytning.
That
little
boy,
who
sick
a
few
days
back
jifbny
"franc")
is
'slowly
to
lire
again.
Tliere
Vho
was
so
(FrenC)
coming
was
a
young
rpjlow
nnmed
nink,
once
look
a
hath
in
the
sink;
Hut
tlie
setpiel
was
sad,
He
went
to
the
bad,
The
plug
slliipetl
rlahl
out
IhrniiKh
a
chink.
Pnherihe
to
fh
flsllv
Vew
m
CANCELATION
OF
RItlRVC
I
Mr
I,
I
riureJltU.
Ufpuiy
wininifr
or
Unl4,
11
11
i,r.L.w
IjihU
nrpirtmrnl,
'
'
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tciuna,
u.
u,
twill
limp,
LAND
ACT.
Notlo
of
Inttntlon
to
Apljr
to
Ltt
Lan4
r
iiuiti
i.aini
nirnrainr
inv
riet
of
j'rlnre
Hijirl,
mil
iliuale
tt
T.Ui:
NOTICE
that
KuvrilK
II.
Slinn.
on
of
Mfii,
oriupailuii
rannir,
111
111(1
lo
iiiply
for
a
(cop
of
Ihn
folltiw
iiinriiiiirliir
at
runt
nlanu,i
.,
n.
noribeaai
rurnr
of
utork
10,
Mtit
inwii.wc;
llimcp
ratlrrlr
ISO
tmrl,
IhPiue
amilhcrly
1.0
00
tn;
llwnrn
ttn,
ifrly
HO
riM
IKM
(o
10
Mininir
lrl
tMitnl
3
im-nrn
miriiirrly
1.
000
riHimifnrpiiifnl.
anil
ron
arrra,
mart
or
leu.
KvuKHK
II.
SIMPSON.
Apl"'fn,
Dated
Jud.
I,
i..
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
V
have
Hie
most
complete
slock
of
timber,
dimensions,
shiplnp,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
j(i:nt
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
H.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foun-dation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Hefore
buying
Inspect
our
slock.
It
wjll
pay
you,
(hir
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117
But
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
Phone
34
p.o.
Box
108
Simmon's
flleel
llcds,
Springs,
and
OslerJioor
Mai-tresses
in
every
room,
ftii
Hooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Ha
I
lis
and
Sliowen
fileam
Heated,
Klectric
Light.
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
8lxth
8t,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Residence
Phone,
Black
017
p.
O.
Box
247
223
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Street
ANGER,
The
Tailor
I'ine
Imported
Herge
and
Scotch,
Tweed
Suits
made
lo
order
in
our
alum
in
J'nncc
Hupert
us
Juw
asi
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
$50.00
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Rupert,
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ENGINES
W
Supply
WICHMANN
In
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from
7
to
20
H.r.
To
oaauro
aarly
oritt
your
WICHMANN
now,
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