GRATIFYING
DEVELOPMENT
IN
CHINESE
TROUBLE.
News
of
the
agreement
between
Foreign
Minister
Chen,
the
fitnrTTIV
nATrfkl
nf
tha
Dlfnaaa
V4fiAnqlIeta
tnA
TfHitsU
rU
?V
ELECTRIC
LIGHT
AND
POWER
INDUSTRY.
The
electric
light
and
power
industry
now
ranks
first
among
Canadian
manufacturing
industries
in
terms
of
capitalization,
with
an
aggregate
amounting
to
more
than
$700,000,000,
and
sixth
among
nestles
tVA0ATt
TIES
ILK
flavour
to
your
breakfatst
cereal
'
i
ceo
Xw
1
ivssa..
r
r
v
Miil
ilk
CmKKU
,
Mstw,
HttlH
l
Smbf
3w
taking
would
cost
In
the
neighborhood
of
13,000.000
and
It
had
been
suggested
that
possibly
a
better
route
might
be
located
which
would
perhaps
be
farther
back
from
the
Skeena
and
would
not
i
cost
nearly
as
much.
Alderman
Jos.
ould
Affaires
0
Malley
must
have
given
relief
and
gratification
to
the
:,!
,..
...n.n
civilized
people
of
the
world.
While
there
was
little
If
any
probabil-i
whether
it
would
not
be
wise
to
unity
of
declared
war
between
Great
Britain
and
China
or
any
partdtrtke
such
a'preiiminary
survey
and
of
the
latter
country,
possibilities
were
rife
for
very
serious
develop-ascertain
the
facta,
merits
which,
however,
seem,
now
to
have
been
happily
warded
off.
mayor
nrwtox
with
a
settlement
between
the
two
predominating
interests.
Msyo
Newton
supported
the
idea
as
Trouble
with
China,
more
serious
than
that
which
has
nre-i
Mt
th?1-
w
"
're
P""1
to
vailed,
miirht
lie
fraught
with
Hire
nnili!litie
fni-
r.r.gt
Ilrft,ln
lhow
cheaper
r
o
-
-
o
"
"
J-wuvauaaaoawu
w
v
a
a.
a
vu
an,
;
asawvvvs
a.
va
t,iC
MiiUlt
nunu,
1
VtUUlU
UUUUUULCU1V
UK
BCI1UUS
1
.
.
trnur.1.
In
iho
ni,l
r..n.
in
.
nf
I...--..
DroTlncUl
government
and
posslbl
.VMus.
asa
s,as.
viva
VVUIHiJ
J
II
fclic
tlVIH
Ul
ill
1
1
1
J
SVICilVIl
ITC
!.
I
jjjl
jjjj
isfCUr
tCtlOl)
employed.
There
was
also
the
possibility
that
it
might
develop
Into
i
sMerm.n
fnh...
,.
another
world
conflict.
That
is
something
that
is
most
undesirable,
Ipenditur
of
any
city
money1
on
the
mUnra
n
I
A
H
1
1
T
.
.
!
....
.
-
iniaia
uiuic
u
nun
man
ai
any
oincr
nine.
cen
ji
greai
conces-
lunaerusuig
as
ne
leit
tnat
thisamount
sions
must
be
made,
it
should
be
avoided.
j
would
not
warrant
anything
but
would
More
recent
developments
give
promise
of
clearing
the
airlcc,t
re,lt
aeI
"
w
anything
like
which
has
been
charged
with
ominous
possibilities
of
late.
route,
the
citizens
have
a
lever
to
use
with
the
a
proper
survey
were
to
be
made.
ex-
The
matter
was
discussed
for
some
time
and
finally
the
city
solicitor
remarked
that
It
was
not
within
the
power
of
the
city
to
maVe
the
expenditure
and
the
matter,
waa
accordingly
dropped.
Alderman
Jet.
Oreer
remarked
that
If
me
inausines
in
terms
ot
annual
gross
income,
this
latter
item!uch
a
survey
were
undertaken,
tha
amounting
to
well
over
$100,000,000
a
year,
says
the
monthly
letter
ccmmittee
had
been
offered
tso
by
one
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
As
the
present
installation
represents
i,mm
'rom
outside
the
city
to
assist
in
the
development
of
only
10
per
tent
of
the
recorded
water
power
re-'lhe
und'rt,kln-
sources,
and
since
the
rate
of
constructipn
of.
new
turbines,
has
been
increasing
in
the
past
few
years,
there
is
every
indication
that
in
the
immediate
future
the
industry
will
witness
an
expansion
well
in
line
with
the
present
trend.
The
rapid
expansion
in
the
industry
raises
some
question
as
to
the
corresponding
growth
in
the
power-consuming
industries,
and
as
to
the
maintenance
of
a
careful
balance
between
production
and
consumption.
In
the
past,
construction
of
power
plants
has
been
1
imunck
kitkkt
followed
by
rapid
expansion
in
power-using
industries.
Power
development
to
date
has
been
so
uniformly
successful
I
that
there
is
some
tendency
to
believe
that
an
unlimited
number
of
,
consumers
will
appear
as
soon
as
new
installations
are
completed.!
At
the
moment,
facilities
are
well
ahead
of
consumption,
and,
though
there
is
no
real
danger
of
over
production,
it
is
important
that
heavy
Investments
shall
be
made
in
power-consuming
industries
before
ANNUAL
REPORT
!
OF
B.C.
SCHOOLS
IS
NINTH
CITV
IX
SCHOOL
KOPU.ATIOX
KVKNTH
IX
TOTAL
SALAKICS
I'AIII
AMI
or
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
ninth
city
In
'British
Columbia
In
school
population
land
Is
the
seventh
In
salaries
paid
to
-
i
LraL
tin
s
ui
1111
iiuiv
lis
iiis
ssiiiiiiisb
reiairi
planning
any
large
units
in
addition
to
those
now
projected.
In
thisU
the
Department
of
Education
for
the
inuusiry,
as
in
an
oiners,
tne
siapuuy
oi
me
industry
requires
mat
a
nicely
adjusted
balance
be
maintained
between
production
and
consumption.
PROTECT
CHILDREN
FROM
ART
STUDIES.
The
San
Diego
men
who
wrote
and
published
a
filthy
article
concerning
the
Aimee
McPherson
affair
have
been
tried
and
found
guilty
of
sending
obscene
matter
through
the
mail.
Indictments
against
others
who
published
the
smut
have
been
voted
by
grand
juries.
Tliat's
good.
But
how
about
the
stream
of
poison
filth
constantly
flowing
into
every
cjly
and;
hamlet
In
the
guise
of
the
so-called
"art"
magazine;?
During
th
last
twp
years
more
than
fifty
of
these
publications
have
appeared'
on
the
news-stands,
all
of
them
dependlrig
for
their
sale
on
'the
photographs
'of
nude
women1
under
the
thin
disguise
of
"art
studies."
Mature
persons
merely
shrug
their
shoulders
when
they
see
the
stuff,
but
adolescents,
boys
and
,
girls
from
the
age
of
14
to
20,
buy
millions
of
copies
every
month.
Physicians
know
the
effect
of
these
erotic
photographs
on
the
adolescent
mind;
educators
are
familiar
with
the
disastrous
results.
What
are
the
Parent-Teachers
associations,
the
W.C.T.U.,
the
Women's
clubs
doing
to
combat
this
slimy
evil?
If
these
women's
organizations
cannot
or
will
not
protect
the
adolescents
of
the
nation
against
the
"art"
.and
"confession"
filth,
it
is
time
that
the
Rotarlans,
Kiwanis
and
similar
men's
clubs
should
show
them
how
to
do
it.
March
Sunset.
Ml
year
1925-28
which
has
just
come
to
band.
The
total
enrolment
In
the
elemen
tary-schools
of
the
city
during
the
year
covered
by
the
report
was
811
not
In
cluding
the
High
School
enrolment
of
143.
Vancouver,
of
course,
led
the
province
with
enrolment
of
19.208
In
PUbllc
schools
while
the
other
cities
tesdlng
Prince
Rupert
were:
Victoria,
4.791;
New
Westminster.
2.601;
North
Vancouver.
1.527;
Nanalmo.
1.112;
Trail
(Including
Tadanac),
059;
Nelson
U54;
Nelson'
954;
Kamloops.
813.
:The
total
amount
paid
In
elementary
tchool
teachers'
salaries
in
Prince
Ru
pert
was
M7.760.
The
total
In
Van-1
couver
was
177129
Victoria,
$2
11
.535:
New
Westminster.
94,470;
North
Vancouver.
63i05;
Nanalmo,
139,440;
Nelson,
$39,400.
The
cost
tn
Trail
and
Kamloops,
both
with
greater
school
populations
than
Prince
Rupert,
was
$33,915
and
$29,415
respectively.
Prince
Rupert
topped
the
list
In
average
salary
for
teachers
with
a
figure
of
$1,711.
The
next
highest
average
was
Victoria,
$1,500.92,'
while
Vancou
vera
average
was
1
1.664
.38.
The
highest
salsry
In
Prince
Rupert
was,
however,
by
no
means
the
highest
In
the
province
the
highest
salary
here
having
been
$2,480
which
was
exceeded
by
Armstrong,
Cranbrook,
Fernle.
Kelowna,
Merrltt,
Nanalmo,
Nelson,
New
West-
I
minster.
Trail,
Vancouver,
North
Van-:
couver
and
Victoria.
Prince
Rupert,
on
the
other
hand,
paid
the
highest
lowest
sslary
In
the
province,
$1,250,
while
the
lowest
salary
In
a
city
school
wss
$860
at
Port
Moody.
PLAY
AND
CANTATA
j
AT
UNITED
CHURCH
j
WAS
FINE
SUCCESS
Enjoyable
entertainment
was
given
lost
night
In
Rupert
Eaat
United
Church,
the
program
being
divided
Injo
two
parts
first,
s
plsy
entitled
Tstry
Fantasy"
and.
second,
a
cantata,
"Th
Crowning
of
the
Palry
Queen."
A
capacity
audience
greeted
the
young
performers
and
th
affair
wss
entirely
successful.
I
In
the
plsy.
Miss
Kathleen
Duncan
and
Miss
Ivy
Anderson
bad
th
leading
1X11
A(J1
TWO
niiS
DAILY
NtWa
Tuesday
F-ir
,,.
I
Would
Like
To
Be
Forever
FREE
From
ASTHMA
Please
tell
me
how
Asthma-Sera,
the
wonderful
new
medicine
softens
and
soothes
(be
tbroat
and
bronchial
passages,
restores
gland
activity
to
normal
and
QUICKLY
and
FOREVER
BANISHES
Asthma,
Hay
Kerer
and
Bronchial
troubles.
Kr
Nam
I-itf
Addres
City
aad
State.
Mall
tfcW
asWrrtlaeanent
today
to
1U-H.'!
.
Laboratories
IIS
Vairtaitr
Ulwk'
VAACUl'VEn,
U.
O,
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
-
v.
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations,
DAILY
EDITION.
Tuesday,
Feb.
22,
1927
CITY
CANNOT
!
MAKE
SURVEY
IIOAII
ll
ESTION
AIIA1X
ll(
l:i
II
V
t
orNCII.
L!T
MdllT
j
1
The
"construction
of
the
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Terrace
was
again
Jjitufivnartvby
ah
lty
council
last
night
f
elJra
Jbs.
Oreer
referred
to
.
the
work
of
the
comhlttee
which
bad
I
been
appointed
to
further
the
project
He
said
that
the
committee
had
had
I
several
meetings
and
had
enlisted
the
support
of
Boards
of
Trades
and
other
organizations
In
the
entire
north
country.
.
They
had
received
replies
from
the
greater
number
of
these
and
all
had
expressed
their
sympathy
with
the
plan.
Thty
had
been
asked
to
In
terview
their
provincial
members
on
the
question.
In
addition,
the
Committee
had
presented
Its
claims
to
the
various
members
ol
thj
government
and
the
leader
of
the
opposition
as
well
as
the
northern
member.'
Replies
had
been
received
expressing
sympathy
and
promising
consideration.
It
had
been
decided
by
the
committee
that,
if
It
were
possible
to
have
a
reconnaissance
made
which
would
cost
In
the
neighborhood
of
1500
to
Ao,
It
might
be
possible
to
make
Certain
representations
to
the
provincial
gov-
ernment.
Hon.
T.
D.
Tattullo
had
glien
the
impression
that
the
under-
88
roles.
They
performed
their
parts
well
and
were
given
capable
assistance
by
Ulss
Doris
Robinson,
the
fairy
fiddler.
and
others.
In
the
cantata,
there
were
several
I
groups
ot
singers
including
the
band
of
fsir.es
led
by
Miss
Charlotte
Edwards,
who
carried
out
her
part
in
a
credit-'
able
manner
having
had
only
a
few
days
to
rehearse
it
after
the
original
I
selection
had
fallen
ill:
the
band
of'
sylphs
led
by
Ulss
Edith
Ooroon;
and,
the
band
of
miners
led
by
Harry
Quick.
Ulss
Lilian
Worsfold
took
the
role
of
the
Queen
In
a
pretty
and
dignified
manner
while
Miss
Muriel
Brewerton
snd
Ulss
Thelma
Skinner
were
charm
ing
prince
and
princess
respectively.
At
the
piano
was
Ulss
Kathleen
Dun-'
can,
assisted
by
Miss
DoAs
Robinson.
The
performance
was
directed
by
Rev.
Evan
Baker
and,
the
committee
in
charge
of
costumes
consisting
of
Mrs.
W.
Robinson.
Mrs.
Oomec
Ulss
Muriel
,
Brewerton,
Miss,
Doris
Robinson
and
Miss
Kathleen
Duncan
together
with
that
In
charge
pf
staging
and
comprising
kirs.
Pelletler,
Mrs.
Feasby,
Mrs.
Bttnn.
Mrs.
Korthover
and
B.
O
Real
had
much
to
do
with
the
general
suc-ress
of
the
whole
aSalr
COMMERCIAL
CLASS
MID-YEAR
TESTS
AT
,
ST.
JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY
The
ten
students
who
obtained
highest
standing
tn
the
mid
-year
Commercial
Class
tests
at
St.
Joseph's
Arademy
were
as
follows:
Per
cent.
1
U
Cross
94
2
M.
O'Brien
63
3
L,
O'Brien
92
4
E.
Dilby
.
5
A.
pencer
6
D.
Slevert
.
7
J.
Orleve
.
8
M
84
83
8
B.
Anderson
77
9
K.
Johnson
70
10
H.
Nuclch
73
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
rfcmtr
jiiY
tx.
ion
An
interesting
and
novel
form
of
entertainment
was
enjoyed
at
the
meeting
of
the
Presbyterian
Fortnightly
Club
last
night.
Various
subjects
for
discussion
were
written
on
slips
ot
paper
and
placed
In
a
hat.
These
were
drawn
out
by
various
members
who
were
required
to
speak
'for
three
or
four
minutes
on
the
subject.
.
ins
sieanrtr
Spokane
waa
in
port
yesterday
southbound.
On
account
of
me
unm
amount
oi
Business
onering,
,
the
boats
of
this
line
will
not
call!
I
here
after
the
nd
of
this
month.
The
name
of
Alec
McB.
Voung,
'If
the
CUrk
Kitchmnn
II
tip
You"
W,
Clark
Limited
Enjoyable
!
so
tasty,
so
well
cooked,
to
nourishing.
No
wonder
Clark's
Pork
&
Beam
are
so
popular.
Sold
Everywhere.
ii-m
.
Monlrul
ltT
Approved"
untverjr
,
tin.
RJJA5
is
In
the
list
of
Orudis
us
in
iondon
during
the
week
ending
January
25.
Urs.
Tyre
and
Mrs.
II.
P.
Wilson
have
charge
of
the
Red
Cross
sale
this
week.
As
a
result
of
a
row
at
one
of
th
hotels
last
night
on(
man
la
In
th
hospital
and
another
I
In
the
Jail.
Inquiries
at
local
ticket
oSces
disclosed
the
fsel
that
lt
la
necessary
to
:o
to
Vancouver
In
order
to
reach
the
.nlnlng
camp
at
Surf
Inlet.
Sergeant
P.
I.
Palmer
has
written
an
interesting
letter
from
the
front
to
R.
O.
Jennings.
Reference
la
made
to
such
well
known
old
timers
as
Capt.
J.
A.
Klrkpatrlck.
Capt
J.
T.
Brandy,
and
W.
E.
Denning.
ADAIR
CARSS
CHAPTER
ELECTS
ITS
OFFICERS
Mm.
!.
Orrlianl
MiIxmI
Llritnl
Urgent
Lut
Night
St
.Meeting
In
Home
f
.Mr.
W
A.
MrlMn
Adair
Cana
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
OaUjhters
of
the
Empire,
had
Its
annual
meeting
last
ntgbt
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean.
320
Fifth
Avenue
West
Officers
for
the
year
were
elected
as
rillows:
Honors
ry
Regent
Mrs.
Alfred
Cans.
Regent
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLeod.
Pint
Vice-regent
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox.
Second
Vice-regent
Mrs.
Victor
Houston.
Secretary
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
Treasurer
Mrs.
B.
P.
Self,
Educational
secretary
Mrs.
Brans.
Echoes
Secretary
Mra.
II.
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Standard
Besrer
Mrs.
Baker.
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LAND
ACT
SOTH
K
OF
INTr.NTIO
TO
.tPII.Y
TO
TO
I.KASB
LAN1I
In
Prince
rtuprrt
land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
sruiste
on
the
north
short
of
Crrseent
Inlet.
1
Mereiby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
tn
the
Province
of
British
Cojuinbla,
and
being
about
on
and
a
half
mites
from
the
head
of
th
inlet.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
ot
rrlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
occupation
Marine
,
Broker,
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
tease
of
the
following
described
lands;
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
north
shore
ot
Crescent
Inlet,
about
one
and
a
halt
miles
(rom
tha
besd
of
th
Inlet;
thence
northwesterly
20
thalns;
thence
southwesterly
30
chains;
thence
southeas'erly
20
chains;
tbtnee
north,
esatrrly
20
chains,
and
containing
forty
(40)
acres,
mors
cr
le.
JAMES
MELr
ADtillrmnV
Dated
November
21.
I92H.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Of
INTKNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
L.N!.
In
Pi
I
nee
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
.JJesto
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
laltnd.
f
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
John
Dybhavn.
Of
Prince
Rupert,
HO,
occupation
manager,
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
ot
th
fol-:
lowing
described
lands:
!
Commencing
st
post
planted
on
the
!
south
side
of
Nesto
Inlet,
about
one
mile
from
lis
hesd;
thane
south
0
lehslns:
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
8
chains
to
shore;
thenc
taat
10
.chains,
more
or
less,
following
th
shore
T
line
to
point
of
eommencemtnt,
and
!
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
I
JOHN
DYUHAVN.
APP"cn'
Dated
November
23.
102.
"LANDACT.
,OTir
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
PLItCIUSE
MM)
'
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I,
Arthur
Robert-
son,
Msssett.
B.O.,
occupation
Millmsn,
Intenn
to
apply
for
permission
to
trur-chsu
I
th
following
deserlbtd
Itnd:
Commenelnir
st
northeast
corner
of
Lot
IMS,
Q.C.I.
Distnet:
thene
south
i
rifty
chslnst
thenc
east
forty
chslns:
thenc
north
to
shor;
thene
following
hlghwater
mark
to
point
of
commence-
ment,
containing
on
hundred
seres
more
or
less.
I
Located
this
30th
day
of
December
AUTHCR
ttOhEitTaON.
BOVRIL
when
they
bet
home
to
ward
of
a
chill
BOVRIL
PUTS
BEEF
IHTO
YOU
STOMACH
7
'
TROUBLE
Dad
indigestion
and
poverty
to
the
point
cf
r'
were
recognized
an
equal
evil
as
far
back
?
Rabble
Hums.
Of
what
use?
is
money
or
food,
:?
fallt
In
its
duty?
f
Sf
I
-
tL.A.
uuiiTprot
correct!
I
he
CflUie
of
Disease
in
rrteopp
site
name
organs
cIhe
1
1
HtUI
1
OStAJt
.'sntw
'JJKIDTS
-x
Otnwri
ATft0U
f)
BtADOe
VlMktl.
undcrthctnagnify-ing
glass
b
pinched
byaiiua1inedjoint
Pinchedrif
rvpi
cannot
transmit
healthful
impubei,
Chiropractic
ftdjusttoo1
removci
Ui
pressure
y
The
ttppprrwrvt?
Is
fire
as
nature
Intends.
Thr
healthy
person
de
r
should
not
even
r
en
lite
that
.
stomach.
Digestion
of
whlesn5-.t
vr
mal
food
should
be
automu
cannot
lie
If
the
tomat
h
les
than
Its
full
suppiv
ergj.
I.
When
the
atomnch
U
t
tiona,
two
coure.a
of
rein
f
tf
-able
you
can
reduce
the
variety
rif
your
foxl
to
tit
!
;
capacity-
or,
you
can
have
'
removed
by
xpinal
adju.'mc
restore
the
flow
of
vital
enc
CAMicity.
Which
la
bc.t
"I
HAT
.MOST
ANYTHIN
"I
have
suffered
from
a
I
utomach
trouble
for
a
long
remember
at
least
ten
year,
vomltted
my
food
even
whe
a
boy
and
have
nlno
been
s--f'-:
great
deal
from
bladder
I
trouble.
I
commenced
to
menU
taking
"G
adjuntmrTi-Sow.
three
months
later
m:r
f
In
good
condition,
and
I
ran
'
anything
1
like
without
it
kjr
My
severe
bladder
and
kit!'."
torn
hnve
al.o
dinapiH-areJ,
t..
fine."
Archie
Preston,
f
h
r
Research
RurenU,
Statement
N
YOUR
APPOINTMENT
for
health
can
In-
made
by
Irlrprw
D.
A.
McMillan
Palmer
(Jraduale
CIIIROPHAtTOU
(Rooms
C
and
7
Kxchange
Illock.
Pntho-Ncuromeler
Fervlre
Open
Kvenlngrt
Phone
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LAND
ACT
SAVAGE
Bkeena
Land
District.
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
slaty
day
sfter
date,
I
Intend
to
apply
to
th
Chlet
Commissioner
of
Land
for
a
licence
to
prrwpeet
for
coal
and
petroleum
ovtr
040
acres
ot
land
bounded
as
follows:
Commtucliis;
at
s
post
planted
st
the
southwest
corner
of
eeetion
3,
Township
3.
Orahm
Island,
and
mtrked
"AJ.O.'a
southwest
corner"1,
thence
east
)
chslns;
thence
north
80
chains;
thenc
west
no
chains;
thence
south
89
chain
to
point
of
commencement,
bing
ttee
tlon
3,
Township
a,
Orahsm
Island,
B.C.
a.
j,
ooituort,
.
,
Iicator.
Dated
n
a
December
17,
1029,
v
i'timi-
U'AKHKII
AND
DKVER-
lilllsV
I
ill
V
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It.
flt
and
Dries
i
vvlth
Washes,
lllues,
Rinses
n
wringer
or
having
to
put
your
the
water.
.
,M"
Cash
Price
Also
Kasy
Terms
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
I
DrJVlexander
Smith
Wnfk
Phone
575
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