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NEVB
fagk
rnm
Cnthc
-
service
1
r
tf
jfttdustryj
Fairbanks-Morse
Steam
Pumps
TV
H;:h
degree
of
terVice-!!:!
v
and
dependability
of
,.in
ks
Niorse
Duplex
1
1
,
i
I'.it
tern
Steam
Pumps
,.,
:,
i,
suit
of
numerous
re-laments
in
design
and
con-.
'ruction.
1hr:r
pump
UTS
adapted
to
,
,,,i.v
classes
or
general
lumping
and
have
a
wide
,.,r
of
application.
Manufacturing
and
selling
a
,
,
litr
line
of
pumps,
we
.
t,i!
to
supply
the
right
;
,,,
for
any
service.
(
y.
mg
in
itoclr
a
large
;;
;jv
of
ports,
we
are
able
i
.'
exceptional
service.
0i
CANADIAN
Fairbanks
-Morse
COMPANYlmtW
-
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
1
1
"livery
Chassis
$nai.oo
Ton
Truck
Chassis
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vr
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Delivery
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n
r
"Iirh
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.ihliol.'t
nal
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l-r..
nt
Burnt''
in
Men'i
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.
SHOH.M
80S
1.00
.
.mil.
(Ml
.$10.10.00
K
1
030.00
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and
Hear
"He
Btandnrd
-uip-on
all
Panxrnirer
I'm
Wheel
Standard
i
tiiciit
on
Imperial
and
i"
'let
only.
On
other
".
$.10.00
extra,
v..
re
Tire
and
Tube,
fxtrn.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
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v
W
ALLACE
CO.
LTD.
PUHI2
Silk
Hose
1
i
.itdes
of
Atmosphere.
i
,
hiw
,
Nudes,
Cham-
'.
Flesh
and
Aloma.
The
beat
$1.25
ulue
in
town.
H.
S.Wallace
Co.
Lid.
'hum
ii.
:irtl
Ave.
&
Fullon.
RUBBER
BOOTS
'
'mirth,
Dominion
make
'
H'UmBN'S
FAKCY.
ItUH-KU
HOOTS
SI.
115
'ADIES"
FANCY
HUIIIIKK
'
'
HOOTS
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avon
n
a
,J-
!
Miller.
I'mnr'c
ir
CONRAD
STORY
I
IS
MELODRAMA
'"nm
itotn
to
iiomanch"
iikki:
run1
HKKK-BM)
I
(
.1,01111
I.
...V
No
more
colorful
and
picturesque
ro-,
mantle
melodrama
has
been
sun
thin
ytar
Lqun
Ramun
Novario
Tlie
Bond
U.
Romance."
which
1
due
for
.
th?
I
week-end.
It
is
one
or
the
Heal
cast
pictures
of
.the
year,
is
lavishly
produced
and
carrle,
I
a
pulsating
lave
ronnuoe
in
a
back-,
I
ground
of
color
and
thrllUnt-
adven-!
tur
The
story,
which
was
based
on'
Jcwph
Conrad
s
most
famous
novel,
ha.
lew
none
of
Its
virile
Interest
In
Its
truimition
to
the
screen
at
the
hand
o!
Dirivtor
John
8.
Robertson.
lii
background
Is
Cuba
ta
the
early
day-
of
Spanish
rule
when
high
official
i
ii.i..-.
ij
i
irtunes
and
stole
women
be--,M
""'V
er
able
to
operate
In
a
lu.h
-ii.ukImi
maimer
as
a
result
oi
'.
:;.
l.-agu-
with
pirates.
Th.
i,-.ory
Is
laid
In
a
ptcturesuf
iihui:
villus
where
a
crooked
Spunlsli
j
.ii!'
a
a
its
"lily
the
death
of
a
girl's
;
.tl.ei
ut'l
,r-
seizing
hor
In
an
effort
compel
iifi
.
marry
turn.
I
.i
vsi
.u
;
.,
rendezvous
for
pirates
u
:.ii
urc
uiiues
galore
to
seize
.id
to
prevent
the
seisiure
of
the
bero-.
...
u
r.,i(
played
by
Maroeltne
Day.
itatnon
Novarro
has
the
gallant
role
oi
J.-m
Armando,
cousin
and
suitor
of
the
girl
otlo
Matleson
la
seen
aa
the
dying
brother
and
Boy
D-Arcy.
semen
villain
dt
lux
is
the
"heavy
"
RoberLson
ha
succeeded
In
getting
.nuch
cohTiul
acting
from
the
cast
and
the
picture
lis
been
produced
In
a
Uvlsh
mai.ner
which
smacks
of
the
Antilles
when
half
of
the
ships
kept
a
black
flan
in
the
hold
to
run
up
at
a
propitious
moment
for
robbery,
murder
and
rapine
RINTY
OUTCLASSES
SELF
IN
WAR
DRAMA
"A
Kor
of
the
Krilment."
a
H
Itriw.
Pmduetton
Nun
Nhuwlng
Here
Touch!
R:n-T!n-Tln
In
"A
Dog
of
the
Begl-ncir.
"
has
the
most
thrilling
picture
of
:
nj.tctacular
ctrerr
There
have
been
veil-
nther
Warner
pictures
before
T;-
iwi;
niimi
with
"Where
the
North
lAKf.ih
"
and
n.
w
"A
Dog
of
the
Begl-.km,
:
'
which
reproduces
much
of
Rinty's
n
i.ff
m
Hie
devastated
region
of
NOTICE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
application
he
made
to
the
Parliament
of
Oan-
dii
at
the
next
session
thereof
tor
an
ft.
I
For
the
Incorporation
of
a
company
o
he
known
as
The
Alberts.
Peace
River
.utt
"ar
tic
Railway
Company,
or
such
,.iher
name
as
may
be
liven,
to
con-
.tnict
snd
operate
a
railway
as
lullows:
I
u
o-o
Commencing
at
a
pout
at
or
near
City
of
usthDrioge
wmrrlv
direction
to
Edmonton.
Canstis
thence
in
a
point
at
cr
near
the
Town
oi
atcueoa.
inane
.
Wr
,i
rly
and
Northerly
In
a
direction
I
aroei.illx
parallel
to
the
Calgary
and
Sic:
id
Brunch
of
the
Canadian
Peel
fir
Kallwav
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
Citv
of
Calgary,
thence
Northerly
and
West
of
tii
Calgary
-nd
dmonton
railwav
to
a
point
st
or
near
Lacombe.
theme
Northerly
to
a
lnt
at
or
near
the
my
nf
Edmonton,
ibi
From
s
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Bdnioutou
by
lite
most
feealblt
route
to
and
along
the
right
bank
of
the
Slmonette
stiver
to
a
crossing
of
the
Smokv
River
near
IU
junction
with
the
Wapiti
River
at
or
near
Beaanaon
to
the
Town
of
Grande
Prune
In
tbe
Province
of
Alberta,
thence
South
Westerly
thtough
the
Monkman
Pas
to
s
point
at
or
near
a
i
.k
ng
the
Canadian
National
Railway
'"
the
Pnivluoe
of
British
Colun-.Ma
idi
Prom
s
point
at
or
near
arena
Prairie
in
a
Worth
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
si
or
near
Pouoe
Coupe
snd
from
a
point
at
or
near
Pouee
Coupe
in
a
North
Westerly
d
natter
to
a
point
at
or
near
Iludhon
Horn
oh
the
Peace
River;
thence
Ir
is
aeB-eral
amith
Westerly
snd
Westerly
direction
and
North
Wwterly
M
the
most
feasible
route
through
the
Pine
Pass
"
to
n
point
at
or
near
ths
Town
Btewart
In
tbe
lfvti,ce
rrf
Br
tajh
Columbia
st
the
bead
of
PorUend
fdrom
a
phttit
at
or
nnr
rtvaiaon'
Hope
crossing
Peace
River
In
a
geB-rml
Eiu-terlv
direction
to
a
point
e
or
near
Wliitelsw;
thence
in
a
Nar-
nriv
mrertlon
to
a
point
at
or
near
si
.
nweaaavsaj
Wanti
Vermilion
1
1
mn
ann
ana
LIbWIIUSB
mwhow
ett..
faf.kB
Was
ttt:
and
Westerly
to
the
rlgbt
bank
of
lbs
Hsv
River
st
or
near
n-
mw.-...-"
with
the
Northern
boundsry
of
the
Province
of
Alberta.
1
The
"aid
railwsy.
being
declared
u
1
be
for
the
general
benefit
of
Canada.
I
a
To
authorise
the
said
Company
to
roivitnict
wharves,
docks
and
hotela
and
"inlr
veaaeU
and
to
collect
,
t
own
.
.nl
charts
"
"'IWP1'
nd
'Pha"
"f:
o(
the
public,
to
file
uponend
JJSuln
water
power
stte.
snd
to
gwe-r
it?
elec
tric
and
other
energy
and
to
dl-mJ
of
tlie
surplus
from
and
collect
i
Ihairafnr
atithorw
the
said
Company
to
To
3
ths
said
.,
untie-
m
respect
of
,ue
t
miiwav
to
an
amount
not
es-Pom
ThSSesnd
(t4Moo.oo,
Snuirs
oer
mile
for
tbe
prairie
sections.
-
onMSlSlr.
earwsdlng
Slty-flve
for'
the
Thousand
mountain
"tisTrn
at
the
City
of
Edmonton.
In
.henn-W
Albjrte.
thin
4th
da,
el
J""'A(1?
J,9STWART
CIARK
l
U
on
behalf
ol
the
AppllcanU,
I
.
-
.-".a
Harvle
ft
Bur'-
"fSiirSr:
K.a
of
Toronto
Bldg..
Alberta,
-GOVEKNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
rou
w:r.it
trn.'oN
tiiT
or
NOTICSI.
lirri-bt
"n
ths.
the
ISili
Un
'l
";"','
Control
the
Liquor
intends
to
"PPly'0.1"?
tJuect
of
the
Ins
V'"nl
""
,"
nrt
of
the
bulldl:
Cow..
s
Pr
"
VlenienU
Clemen
is
no-
Hotel,
situated
St
Pnrl
'l,'im:
"
n
s.
Block
.
Sub-Macrlbeil
n-
Is-
,
7s
Queen
Charlotte
rflsivlol'
dlV1""."'
'
"'.
...
,nno
107B,
Brltw
Prince
Rll-
RU
.
wo
No
mild
11
'
,
sn-.ii
inn
District
.1
HI
'
Kl.
,
..i
in
,
w,
I
he
sh
C
In
the
lunihlii
for
tne
.r
hv
'ne
''pen
This
Modern
Life!
Itg
Habits
Produce
Constipation,
which
"Fruit-a-tiTes"
Corrects
MONTREAL,
Que.,
"After
su
tiering
many
years
from
constipation,
1
was
advised
to
try
'Frutt-a-tlret.'
All
my
Ills
are
(one
now."
Mrsyll.
Godln.
Indoor
work,
soft,.
rich
foods,
lack
of
exercise
impair
our
bodily
functions.
The
most
common
evidence
Isconstlpatlon.
Normal
intestinal
activity,
denied
to
most
of
us
by
our
way
of
living,
is
restored
and
maintained
by
"Frult-a-tlves,"
made
of
the
Julcesof
fresh,
rlpefrult,
blended
with
health-building
tonics.
25c
and
50e
a
box.
WKKK
AT
TIIKATKK
MOM1AV
Rln-tln-tln
In
"A
Dog
of
the
Regltnent
"
e
Comedy
"Break
Away."
Paramount
News.
Tl
EailAV
"Rolled
Stockings."
Cpmedy.
WEOKUHOAY
ASH
TIHItfOAV
Johnny
HI
net
in
"Home
Made."
Camedy:
"Brunettes
Prefer
Oen-
tlemen
"
Pathe
Review.
f
HIKAV
Al
KATI
IIOAY
Ramon
Kovjiro
in
"The
to
omanee."
Comedy.
fleUo
Ooldwtn
News.
laHIMUil
HUU
.If
LIUWU
mwmu.
whistling
and
tamping.
The
human
members
of
the
cast,
Tom
Gallery
ea
the
American
aviator.
Dorothy
Oulllver
as
the
Nad
Cross
Nurse
and
Joan
Hater
as
the
villain
arc
great.
But
after
all
it's
Nlnty!
"ROLLED
STOCKINGS"
TALE
OF
COLLEGE
nm
LIFE
DUE
TOMORROW
Iteb!
Rah
Blst
Boom!
Natal
"atolled
Stockings'
"atoll
ed
stockings'
Hah'
Hah
l
Bah!
In
other
words,
dont
Stockings"
here
tomorrow.
miss
'
Boiled
r
"Boiled
Stockings"
ss
msy
have
been
guessed,
la
a
tale
of
college
life.
Two
brothers
one
a
serious-minded,
athletic
individual;
the
other
a
jasay
philanderer-fall
In
love
with
the
same
co-ed-
She
can't
quite
make
up
hex
mind
which
one
she
likes
but
later,
when
the
athlete
leaves
the
straight
and
narrow
for
tbe
primrose
path,
and
hie
happy
-go-lucky
brother
takes
tbe
blame
for
something
tbe
other
has
done.
Miss
Cord
tinds
nut
exactly
to
whom
her
heart
belongs
incidentally,
one
of
the
most
excttlug
boat
Ace
ever
i
limed,
provides
a
smashing
thrill
at
the
climax.
JOHNNY
HINES
IN
-PLENTY
OF
GOOD
CLEAN
FUN
COMING
H4te"
doe
Mrilneljr
sml
Is
er
In
n
n
J
f'nniedy
Besldes
the
most
generous
amount
of
good,
clean
fun.
"Home
Made."
here
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
enjoy
one
of
tbe
most
pleasing
stories
ever
written
lor
a
screen
roiueuy.
we
see
jorum
his
usual
amiable
self
-a
oountry
boy
who
hiu
laitli
m
his
mother's
jam
with
hopes
to
put
It
on
the
market
Not
liklnu
the
'tern
methods
of
bis
step
father.
Johnny
goes
to
the
city
armed
with
jars
of
Jam
He
goes
by
pullman
car,
and
right
here
the
laughs
oome
ao
fast
It
make
you
weep.
Of
course
there's
a
girl.
And
the
girl
I
ou
the
tram
Johnny
fall
disguised
a
a
pullman
porter.
.In
the
city
he
seeks
a
Job
at
a
hotel
and
becomes
a
waiter
Here
he
encountered
the
gui
again
But
it
I
complicated
being
a
waiter
and
a
young
man
In
love
at
.
nM
Jnhnnv
has
hla
inter
val
of
lovc-mawng
ken
up
to
a
festU
tempo
by
conslaut
moroasUs
of
hilarity
And
all
tlie
time
be
doesn't
forget
hU
mother's
Jam.
Indued,
when
his
oppor
tunity
arrive.
ioiiiiiiy
iun
iv
a
veugeiuior
mid
wins
the
girl
asms
time
AMM.il.
H
IN
I'AUKS
VICTORIA
ASKS
TIME
CHANGED
Frauce,
where
be
was
burn.
He
Is
shown
a
the
devoted
pal
of
an
American
aee,
kn-wu
by
Blnty
before
the
World
Wsr.
ginty
is
a
Red
Cross
aid
In
the
Oerman
Army,
but,
being
a
dog.
he
sees
no
na-'
son
for
hatred,
and
rescue
hi
friend
from
a
burning
plane
and
performs
other
berate
deads,
which
are
almost
beyond
belief.
Rlnty
file
in
"A
Dog
of
the
ni.vuncK
of
commeiwk
or
that
CITV
ASKH
MK
JIAVIJOIIT
HAV-V(i
OltlllNANCi:
VICTORIA,
iMaroh
12
The
Victoria
Ci
rafter
of
Cwamert-e.
through
iltn
b(oartf'or
dlredtots.
endorsed
a
propljijir
that
the
Daylight
Saving
Act.
1018.
M;
brought
Into
force
throughout
the
whole
of
British
Columbia
during
the
months
of
May.
June,
July.
August
mid
Septem
ber
epch
year.
"pie
d
treeless
approved
the
folio
iesdutlon.
wiiteh
the
NeUon
Boari
rml
rmnlHF
Daaaed
:
at
Uie
The
operation
of
the
national
parks
oi
rninitlii
as
name
sanctuaries
ho
de-
sale
"f
.",,...
uremises
...
-.--...i
m-Lhud
of
brlmttna
kH
f
1
1
11'
niii"..-.'"
J.
ailinl"w
,t,rr
OATH)
t"-
"",
"
...ick
in""
III".
IKlNfc
1
olt'.'K
TlNfll.EY.
Applicant.
"Whereas
there
Is
already
on
tffl
Btiitut
Book
of
tne
province
an
me(
knon
as
the
Daylight
Saving
Act,
1916.
Chapter
66,
and
"Whereas
the
province
as
a
whole,
and
more
particularly
that
portion
of
It
from
j
the
Okanagan
east,
prefers
sun
time.
and
t
'
"W'"T)as
an
hetvr'n
""-tltifi.il
day-i
:
i
t
in
the
even
lag
would
be
of
great
advantage
to
almost
all
classek
in
the
province,
and
"Whereas'
many
of
the
towns
In
the
1
province,
especially
those
situated
along
1
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass
Railway,
now
en-
joy
the
advantages
of
daylight
saving.
"Therefore
be
It
resolved
that
the
board
urges
upon
ibe
Honorable
the
Pre-
mter
of
Brltkjb
Oetumbia
the
dealrasrtl-
Uy
of
brtttfttg
late
force
the
DayUght
Saving
Act
Of
tm.
and
have
It
In
op-
eratlon
durtng
tjie
rnontlw
of
May,
Jane,
July.
August
and
September."
Many
of
the
dMwetors
eapiesncd
thm-
selves
in
favor
of
daylight
saving,
pro-
vutad
It
was
In
operation
tbraughout
the
nrorlnae.
It
would
be
of
benefit
to
the
great
majority
of
the
ettlaens,
1
and
would
also
assbt
the
tourist
traffic.
t
TERRACE
PARENT-
TEACHERS
PLANNING
MUSICAL
AFTERNOON
NMr
Attemtam-e
at
Meeting
Owing
le
tVselher
lleing
lUd
anil
Tmwwy
DeplHed
IHfl
I
March
13
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Parent-Teaeners'
A'
elation
was
held
In
the
school
bouse
Thumday
evening
but
unfortunately
as
haa
been
the
ease
for
every
meeting
night
throughout
,the.
winter,
weather
coniUtlona
wen
van
unfavorable
and
the
meeting
was
.not
largely
attended
Regiment"
In
the
most
approved
ViaOJ
Palowint
auslna.
la
which
the
creasurer'a
report
showed
a
much
depleted
treasury
as
,he
result
of
considerable
athletic
equipment
on
order,
it
waa
planned
to
fesNd
a
musical
afternoon
at
the
school
in
the
neer
future
to
be
arranged
bg
,)
esujb,
and
tbe
entertainment
conamtytfe,
Appreciation
of
tbe
.kindness
of
p.
Bcaatten
la
so
regularly
conveying
the
town
people
to
the
school
for
meetings
waa
shown
In
tbe
voting
of
s
quantity
of
gasoline
for
use
In
his
truck.
Following
the
business
meeting
Miss
Elderktn.
high
school
principal,
gave
s
moat
daliehtful
address
on
"Bemlnta-
cencee
and
Impressions
formed
during
a
time
spent
in
Prance
"
Mr.
and
Mrs
TERRACE
Mrs.
Weld
of
Vancouver
w
"uest
of
Mrs.
a
R.
OUbert
for
dava
and
left
an
Sefturdsar
BaWtrday
for
tbe
Mrs
BrummlU
hostess
on
Friday
the
week
end
to
M,.ui
anlmiils
once
tluAight
in
I
The
(le,
,
J.m,:el
ol
exliuclluu.
sfwa.
'
i
i
.'
JTaftlSsW:
the
I
,t.
afternoon
tea
Bather
Moore
at
Prtitoa
Rupert
eft
on.
Sunday
St
tar
tajsnding
s
tew
day
holiday
at
n
nome
at
ner
parents
sere
pries
ta
tearing
for
Vancouver
when
she
baa
taken
a
position
of
Nemo
spent
Little
nave
been
Uldt;e
VftpsAsasmi
W4
.abj
week
compllmeut
to
Mrs
O.
Monro
Bmltbera.
in
of
District
engineer
McKay
of
Prince
Rupert
and
assistant
ooftnser
O.
H.
Petblok
of
Im
I
then
wan
business
visitors
bere
dyrtng
the
week
and
conferred
with
the
village
council
In
regard
to
public
works
Improvement
In
and
around
tlie
town.
Oacar
Oendron
left
spend
s
hollduy
In
cities.
on
Thursdsy
to
southern
coaat
The
Ford's
Motor
Company's
demon
-
nratlve
films
were
shown
in
the
looai
heatn
on
Bnturday
evening
Much
In
terest
was
shown
by
the
very
large
crowd
present
The
lucky
ticket
for
Mfhiflh
Him
dlnllyra
waa
fflven
waa
nSlHt
by
Mrs.
C.
Hougbjand.
H.
L.
Prank
Prince
Rupert.
left
on
Thursday
tor
Oh
t
VI
,i
rt
I
n
At
Qumm
r?harlntte
City,
formerly
of
Terra
oe,
who
has
been
j
,0Jfrr0
"
a
patient
In
the
Brine
Rupert
hospital.
,
la
spending
tewr
ays
wits-sriuri
hsre
before
return!
ng
o
her
the
Island
Ales
Rlx
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
Was
here
over
the
waex
Imperial
a
business
In
Knox
Church
last
Saturday.
Mike
Gorbut
and
Miss
Uxtokua
l.yytyk
both
occurred
here
on
Monday
The
B
V!
f
Tbe
finance
department
of
tbe
provincial
government
does
not
approve
Of
the
augajeaUon
that
a
census
ne
taken
at
this
time
of
the
population
of
Prlaee
Cktoegc
to
determine
more
accurately
tbe
municipal!''
share
In
parl-mutuel,
veMele
abd
jather
provincial
revenues.
The
regular
federal
census
in
1SS1.
It
la
held,
w
111
be
soon
enough.
P.
D.
Wbltmore
of
the
Northern
Hardware
has
returned
to
Prince
Oeorge
jfrom
s
business
trip
to
the
ooeat.
1
An
tnteelng
eighty-pate
pamphlet
etitltlcd
'-Make
.O
garden
lug
distributed
here
by
is
'be-J
v.-
ra.1.
r
a
-
a
the
WBBr
of
M'inueai.
H"'
mu'm.n'i.
P.
A.
MoCalltmi
reporting
that
i.nere
has
been
a
heavy
demand
for
them
Joe
FUeger
haa
received
word
that
bis
famous
bora.
Orey
Eagle,
died
In
winter
quartern.
This
waa
tbe
animal
upon
which
Plieger
performed
all
his
riding
stunt
la
stampodea
held
th.oughout
the
province.
Resitlenu
of
Quesnel
on
Tuesdsy
voted
sis
to
one
In
favor
of
lnoorpora-tkjn
under
the
Village
Act.
Neaiotla-tlons
will
be
Immediately
opened
with
the
provincial
government.
William
A.
Boa
all
and
Edith
L
Paddock,
both
of
Dome
Creek,
were
married
by
Rev.
S.
T.
Qalbraltb
at
the
Manse
on
Tuesday.
Tb
iwiebrnte
the
completion
of
his
faagth
year
in
tbe
local
pas
to
rate.
Rev.
isF-
nalbrsith
will
conduct
special
services
in
Knos
United
Church
hen
ma
Wi
vaa.e
i
PRINCE
GEORGE
inousinitetl
that
the
aanctuury
Idea
I
8
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Jone.
C
E
lineson.
A
H.
cuariten
of
Willow
fllver,
were
married
hy
Bv
IC.N.R
PTInre
Ruert
iid
Smith.
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Knutson.
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and
Thomas
Oagnon,
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W.
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