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en
IT
The
SaSe
Way
HpHE
home
is
no
place
for
valuable
papers
neither
is
your
office.
For
a
small
slim,
you
can
have
the
protection
of
a
Safety
Deposit
Box
behind
the
steel
doors
of
our
vault.
Your
personal
inspection
is
invited.
Ihl
only
fit
plact
for
willltonJl,
tttcli,
dnd$,
flUitt,
family
paptrt,
irnall
itvuUiry.
ctc,
The
Royal
Bank,
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
Vary
your
dinners
with
fish
and
eggs
Women
often
tell
me
that
their
greatest
difficulty
in
meet
dannine
ia
6
ret
L'y
1
:
i
the
main
dish.
It
is
easy
(re
.t
buildacUaner,once
you
have
K'.r
i
the
tnat,
but
It
takes
thought
o
r
a'
(he
obvious
round
ij
j
ai
t
ch.
ps
and
roasts.
j
r
it
now
and
then
substitute
I'srfv.'
Uv
cttnbining
either
one
fi:
1
:
.
vou
have
a
dish
rich
in
food
TaLc:
tcin.
Minerals
arid
vita-
Si:
A
1
!-..!
tire
any
number
of
de-ln"
!e
Tav-t
1:1
v.
inch
these
combtna-
ftcj
cjv
tv
made
-melets
of
all
r.j.
i
.1:
11
.1
eve
souRVv
creamed
Itira,
t
1
p
r
lobster,
scalloped
oyster
VL-:
"t
Souffle.
Kou
mui(
heve
a
dtntndable
milk
tuDoly
I:;
t
.
1
.-.'
in
that
catts
for
mule,
I
Tl
1
C
.
l'a:H;es,
I
utejnpthiiu!
but
2.
.11
Milk.
I
know
Oat
it
la
the
1
1...
H
grade
milk
ftwn
selected
.
I
J
i.
,s
that
it
is
rich
in
cream
"y
f.
fiw
it
is
evaporated
to
:
krr'4.
I
know
that
I
will
r:li::.:
it
sweet
and
pood.no
mat-y
l.in-e
the
quantity
I
have
on
lie
it
it
sterilized
fur
safe-keep-
1
mt
on
Carnation
always
for
i.iUMisrwuits
-extra
creum-
vc.vcfy
smoothness
01
tenure.
j
1:.
i
:.
a.
of
flavor.
The
best
in-:J
rl
;r
i
stic
k-ientitsairrrethatit
t
lv
better
111
renults
than
ordin-:':.:)
tin!'.,
but
that
it
is
panic-
r
uon'H'al.
HThe
Best
If
you
want
to
know
what
a
peat
nevrteld
of
cooking
succets
awaits
you
in
the
ue
of
Carnation
Milk,
send
for
free
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
i'roduett
Ca.Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
U.C
Carnation
Tuna
Fish
a
la
King
2
tbept
butter,
H
green
pepper
shred,
ded,
1
hafd-cooked
egg,
Vi
cup
chopped
mushrootDS,
3
tbtp.
flour.
1
cup
Carnation
MUk,
1
cup
water,
salt
and
pep.
per..
IK
cups
tuna
fun.
H
cup
peas.
Saute
green
pepper
and
mushrooms
in
butter
until
tender
(about
10
minutes),
keeping
covered.
Remove
mushrooms
and
nrpper
and
Wend
fkwr
with
butter:
add
Carnation
diluted
with
water
and
cook
until
mixture
is
thickened,
stirring
constantly.
Place
flaked
tuna
fish,
pea,
t
ft.
mushrooms
and
pepper
in
double
boiler;
add
sauce
.
cook
over
hot
water
10
minutes.
Serve
in
patty
shells
or
on
toast
points.
Serves
d.
liDbtteror
shrimp
may
be
used
in
place
of
tuna.
Baked
Eggt
a
la
Carnation
1H
tbsp.
butter.
1W
tbsp.
flour,
top.
salt.
tsp.
pepper.
X
cup
Carnation
Milk.
H
cup
water,
4
to
0
err,
buttered
bread
crumbs.
Make
white
4uce
of
butter,
flour,
seasonings
and
Carnation
diluted
with
water.
Pour
into
shallow
baking
dish.
Cover
sauce
with
eos.
brine
careful
not
to
break
yolks.
Sprinkle
buttered
bread
crumbs
over
top
and
bake
in
moderately
slow
(3M'F.)
oven
until
eggs
are
firm.
Gar-n'sh
with
parsley.
of
Milk
"from
Carnation
Milk
is
simply
pure,
sweet
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
creaminess.
Nothing
is
added;
nothing
removed
but
about
half
the
water.
Try
this
dependable,
convenient,
economical
milk.
(See
recipes
above)
r
at
Efailv
NW
Acls.
Briner
Results
Capt.-J3la,renc
JCam
pects
to
leave
nfext
week
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Waterfront
Whiffs
ssvaHawaassstawaMSaSBBaai
Rig
Percentage
of
Local
Halibut
Boats
on
Grounds
lor
Opening
of
Season;
Herring
Seining
Proceeding:
New
Salmon
Regulations
Protested
It
is
'estimated
that
there
were
more
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boats
on
the
various
hanks
at
the
opening
of
the
1929
fishing
season
yesterday
than
at
the
commencement
of
any
previous
season.
There
was
great
preparatory
activity
in
port
during
the
week
preceding
the
opening
and
there
is
not
a!little
rivalry
as
to
which
boat
will
be
the
first
back
to
port
with
the
initial
catch
of
the
season
.
As
usual,
it
is
expected
that
the
first
two
or
three
boats
will
receive
good
piices
from
the
buyers.
among
whom
there
is
generally,
competi-
n
Lindsay,
examiner
of
masters
tion
to
get
the
first
fresh
halibut
of
the
season
on
the
eastern
market.
Prices
are
expected
to
hold
up
well
after
the
opening
of
fishing
activities,
provided
the
boats
do
not
got
bunched
together
too
much.
From
figures
obtained
at
the
outfitting
establishments,
it
is
estimated
that
some
GO
Prince
Rupert
fishing
vessels
were
on
the
banks
for
the
opening
day
of
the
season,
which
is
u
large
percent
age
of
the
fleet..
It
was
expected
that
by
next
Wednesday
the
first
...
-
-
r
ert.
The
reduction.blanfcf
the
Marine
Product.
Utd.,
at
Tucks
and
mates.
Most
of
them
received
instruction
at
the
school
of
navigation
which
was
held
here
during
the
past
winter
by
Capt.
J.
R.
Sefert,
harbor
master.
New
American
Boats
Five
new
boats
will
be
added
to
the
American
halibut
fishing
fleet
this
season,
two
of
which
are
being
built
in
Seattle
and
three
in
Tacoma.
They
will
not
be
ready
until
later
in
the
season.
This
will
increase
the
American
fleet
'
1929
bv
thl"ee
haV'
fprpH
n!h
Kvpr.
ut
Prln,.
linn.
tW0
DOat9'
ing
been
lost
last
season.
Among
the
boats
wintering
at
Ketchikan
which
have
left
this
week
for
the
banks
are
the
Defence,
Sirius,
,C)nah,
Radio,
Majestic.
Hi
Gill,
Inlet
is
now
running,
herring
for
Sentinel,''
Senator,
fish
meal
and
other
products.
'Arctic.
'
Capt.
R.
Gammon
is
seining
her-j
ring
with
the
Zenardi
at,
Port
Qimnnn
f
rv
tViIa
nlnnt
rinrl
K
of
o
nt
xukon
and
All
halibut
vessel
owners
and
usiiipvii
vino
ihiik
tiuu
uua
to
ui
.
i
,
g
,
t
e
company
fleet
are
packing
the
c;-iaTdub
of
Kelcnikan
ai
fish
in.
It
is
understood
that
this
11,111
l.o
Ih.
nai
Bnn
aAn
n
ik.
D.U
of
herring
for
reduction
purposes
will
be
po.m
tted.
The
run
has
been
continuing
in
full
wing
at
Port
Simpson
and
Capt.
Ole
Skog
with
the
Azurite
is
seininrfor
the
'
r
tt
T-sti
.
t
t
ru
-
r
the
annual
dinner
at
the
Blue
Fox
ish
Columbia
coast
when
the
use
"I
La,tMuV
"'f".
Follow.
ing
the
dinner,
the
annual
"fish
ermen's
ball"
waa
given
by
the
club
at
Red
Men's
hall.
Eve
y
resident
of
Ketchikan
vl.is
invited
to
attend'
thedance,.:
luifisher-
mp)i'especaHyyerq
hoTiorjruests.
vanaaian
risn
uoia
owrageuo.,
j,r,H
fAltui
i.iiik..V
boat
annual
Alu:.r21tlJ
'
nfalr
-.giyenW
the
Comme:
cial
Itkl
J
th$&unt"h'rt0'mh:M
ylr.
in"
honof
the
.
.
.
.
Hradhurv
a-
Ypit:
wn
eh
nmo.
nm
-
V
ft
i
I
LU
"
-"-fitsning
jieet
heads,
recently
i
from
the
west
coist
of'
I
?.
i
t
I
'
.
of
FksMThkfb
J
Iev.
TJ
I
Von
Jones,
new
pastor
ytlrian
Church,
paid
i
n
'
Ma
Visit
or
fThusday.aflernoon
to
pbeJJcx.
ihe
iriftcmnefrimhis-xw'ri.
wherp
h
will
av
the
Joe
BakeVon
his
first
trip
of
somc
of
the
boys
.at
least
are
in
tne
season
to
the
halibut
fishing
need
of
'spMtual
uplift.
It
is
un-grounds.
During
the
winter,
the
,
dcrstopd
ljiat-?the
Welsh
preacher
Joe
1ra
Ttlo.
linker
Unm
has
had
x
n
.1
a
fliA.nnnl.
!
.a
U
I
,
t
a
engine
overhaul
and
will
now
be
iiivivuftii
oiTa"icoisLiOiurcn
may
soon
oe
EkUig'
6thifr
t
converts
along
the
g
gpfld
tnken
on
toward
ways
for
jninor
"front."
.
Hjb
should
have
i
hull
work
before
departuif
i$:
ffeld&r
JjraWllfc
his.
parj
made
for
the'-high
spots.
QuyffoOTlf
jcsn'tallptoa
Campbell,
brher
or
the
skjpperrt
and
half
owner
of
the
Joe
Baker,
!
is
due
back
after
having
spent
the
winter
In
Vancouver.
Capt.
Alex
Duthie
has
nwnd
of
the
well
known
WflJ&catf
fret
':
folks
on
the
'straigBlrtffd
'
Lawrence
Newell,
hali
owner
of
;the
Toodie,
has
joined
Capt.
Wil-com-
nam
Bussey
on
the
local
halibut
local
boat
Atli
for
the
first
nart
of
the
halibut
boat
Oslo
when
it
depar-'
season
at
least.
ted
Thursday
night
for
Its
Initial
;
trip
of
the
season.
Capt.
Axeli
Has
New
Job
Olsen,
owner
and
regular
skipper
i
Johnny
Comadina,
recently
of
of
the
Oslo,
will
not
be
returning
Watts'
Grocery,
has
joined
the
of-
for
at
least
two
months
from
a
trip
to
Norway.
Having
called'
In
port
to
tale
on
a
local
crew,
the
Ketchikan
halibut
boat
Wabash,
Capt.
Ernie
Pierce,
left
today
on
her
return
trip
to
the
fishing-
grounds.
Charlie
Nickerson
Nvas
one
of
the
local
fishermen
who
again
joined
the
vessel.
Capt.
Pierce
made
the
trip
down
from
Ketchikan
with
himself
as
the
whole
crew.
Engine
trouble
occasioned
delay
and
it
took
him
several
days
to
get
here.
Several
American
boats
called
here
this
week
enroute
to
the
fice
staff
of
Albert
&
McCaffery
on
the
waterfront.
He
assists
Cefcrgi"
Mlleliell,
vtr
'
has
taken
over
the
managerial
du&osiof
Bob
Davie,
who
'has
moved
south
.
Boats
going,
en
the
Wa-d
ways
recently
for
hull
vorkhave
included
the
Rupert1
Marihe
'Prod-ucta
power
tug
Ft
II.'
Phlppen;
Louis
Locker's
logging
boat
Lewis
Island
No.
2
and
the
halibut
vessels
Royal
HI.,
Nautilus
and
Joe
Baker.
From
Sid
Webb,
former
editor
of
these
columns,
has
been
re
ceived
an
interesting
screed
about
n
flp
on
the
Thames
river,
on
the
banks
of
which
In
the
"heart
fishing
rounds,
to
take
o-n
fresh
;0f
thl,
I3mpire..
Sid
now
restde8
herring
bait.
It
is
reported
that
there
Is
no
bait
in
Ketchikan
It
is
in
his
own
iopular
and
inimitable
though
somewhat
Imagin-
ntivn.
mannpr
anrl
will
hp
nrppnt.
Capt.
Olof
Ouse
of
Jap
Inlet,
ed
soon
for
the
annroval
of
thoe
well
Known
owner
oi
me
ironing
who
like
to
take
a
laugh
once
in
Ul'UL
'
II
lici
,
19
uiaiwiiK
Dano-
factory
recovery
from
an
attack
of
pneumonia.
There
belns
no
doctor
on
Porcher
Island,
he
was
nbly
ministered
to
by
Mrs.
Owen
LIpsett
grid
this
week
for
touching
Murray
who
Is
a
registered
nurse.
I
up
In
preparation
of
the
salmon
1
fishing
season,
which
will
be
open-
After
having
spent
the
close
Ing
before
so
very
long.
season
period
at
Jap
Inlet,
Jack
Donnelly,
wlnchman
for
the'
a
while.
Johnny
Clausen's
fiih
packer
F.lmo-
C.
has
been
on
the
Edward
Test
piles
have
been
driven
this
Rnnth
Fisheries,
rctnrd
w
town
week
on
the
site
at
the
waterfront
market
which
will
be!
provided
by
the
entry
of
this
third
company
'
itito
the
field.
I
Extensive
improvements
are
about
to
bo
made
on
the
bridge
which
takes
the
railway
tracks
and
road
across
the
mouth
of
Cow
Hay.
New
sills
are
to
be
pu'
in
and
the
roadway
Ito
be-redecked.
Crews
are
already
at
work
on3
the
job.
Dr.
Large
Visitor
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
medicai
superintendent
of
the
Port
Simpson
Hospital,
was
a
visitor
in'
town
from
Tuesday
to
Wednesday.
He
made
the
trip
with
his
power
cruiser
Sunbeam.
II.
:
The
big
American
schooner
Dorothy,
under
charter
of
the
In
ternational
Fisheries
Commission,
is
to
continue
research
operations
on
the
north
Pacific
halibut
grounds
well
into
the
coming
Hummer,
according
to
word
which
has
teen
received
at
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
past
commission
scientists
have
usually
ceased
their
opera
tions
on
the
grounds
about
the
opening
of
the
fishing
season,
but
they
a:e
now
to
carry
on
longer
While
collecting
of
eggs
and
tak
ing
of
soundings
and
temperatures
has
occupied
the
time
of
the
Dor
hlstbry
of
shrimps
on
the
Pacific
way
of
the
local
shrimps.
She
also
conferred
with
men,
who
are
engaged
in
the
shrimping
business
-to
make
observations
of
their
opinions
and
experience.
Wants
Codfish
B.
J.
Bacon,
head
of
the
Bacon
Fisheries,
Prince
Rune
t,
announces
that
he
has
received
big
orders
and
is
in
the
roarUet
for
ill
red
and
ling
cod
which
he
can
obtain
for
smoking
and
fillett'ng
pupos.
Improvements
are
now
be!ng
made
at
the
Bacon
plant,
including
the
putting
In
of
new
and
enlarged
office
quarters
and
a
winch.
The
work
is
being
carried
out
by
P.
W.
Anderson.
Though
confirmation
is
not
obtainable,
it
ia
rtpo
ted
that
II
.
J.
Bmdbury
of
Bradbury
4
Velf,
who
was
a
business
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week,
was
con
ildering
the
lettine
of
a
contract
to
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
con-J
slructlon
of
at
least
two
fish
pack
ing
vessels
to
be
used
in
eonnec
tion
with
his
company's
pilchard
reduction
business
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Bradbury
&
Yelf
a
e
reported
to
be
doing
well
in
this
business
and
it
is
said
they
may
establish
at
least
one
new
plant
this
season.
Good
progress
is
being
made
by
Y.
Suehlro,
Japanese
boatbuilder
a'
Cow
Bay,
with
the
construction
of
new
50-foot
halibut
boat
for
Capt.
Jud
Thurbi-r,
well
known
local
finhing
skipper,
and
the
vessel
is
expected
to
be
ready
for
the
grounds
by
the
middle
of
March.
It
will
be
fitted
with
the
ro
h.p.
Frisco-Standard
gas
engine
which
was
formerly
in
the
halibut
boat
Caygeon
which
was
burned
at
Buttdale
last
summer.
Capt.
Thurber
disposed
of
the
20
h.p.
Atlas
engine
formerly
In
his
boat
Muirneag,
in
a
trade
wijklhe
I'acilic
salvage
Collar
Uv
moto-.
ine
new
owu
'.w
yesterday
with
Capt.
Billy
Hansen
where
the
Home
Oil
Co.
will
ctab-(
moved
down
to
the
Salvage1
"Corn-on
the
trolling
boat
Thelma
H.
lish
its
local
fuel
station.
Creo-1
nany
floats
In
about
a
week's
noted
piles
are
on
order
and
will
time
for
installation
of
the
en-
I).
R.
Barclay,
mate
of
the
shortly
be
coming
north
from
Van-
light
house
tender
Bernler;
Reg.
couver.
Mitchell
&
Currle
will
Green
skipper
of
the
Rupert
toon
be
starting
on
the
contract
A
storm
of
proteet
was
made
by
Marine
Products
tugboat
M.
T.
3,
of
erecting
wharf
and
buildings
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
at
the
and
Ole
Stegavig
and
P.
Peter-
for
the
plant
which
is
to
be
in
announcement
made
this
week
by
i,iiiit
fitViermpn
un
mm.
operation
this
season.
Fishermen
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
In-
cessful
candidates
at
examinat-
M4
other
consumers
are
weicom-lons
In
navigation
which
were
iK
nil
expect
to
benefit
from
the
held
here
recently
by
Capt.
Lionel
further
competition
in
the
local
spt'ctor
of
fisheries
on
this
coast,
that
recommendations
of
the
cannery
men
had
been
accepted
and,
OUR
NEIGHBOR'S
PILOTS
TEST
NEW
PLANE
othy
on
her
several
trips
during
the
past
winter,
tasking
and
fish-
Above
are
three
crack
aviators
across
the
border,
standing
in
ing
operations
will
be
commenced
font
of
tne
Dig
wavy
seapiane
wnicn
iney
ieeveu
a
nmv.
fof
the
first
time
this
sfealoji
blifht
-The
craft
is
k
trf-motored
bomber.
The
filers
are,
left
to
the
vessel's
next
trip
out.
1flbt
U
i4lPt
CaW.
II.
C.
Richardson,
Assistant
Secretary
of
the
Navy:
expected
to
call
at
Prince
Rupert
Sdwrrtf
IV
Warner
and
Lieut.
W.
G.
Tomllnson.
late
in
February
or
early
in
.
'
-
.
-March.
Capt.
Ole
IiTatum,
owner
and
skipper
or
the
Dorothy,
decision
made
to
divide
the
salmon
ed
him
and
may
he
keep
as
cheer-was
taken
ill
with
a
severe
attack
fisheries
of
British
Columbia
into
ful
as
ever.
The
Whiff
Man
has
of
influenza
on
a
recent
trip
and
separate
seining
areas
this
year,
been
looking
around
for
a
spare
had
to
be
landed
at
Juneau
to
en-
This
was
one
move
which
the
fish-
moment
all
week
in
order
that
he
ter
hospital,
has
not
yet
rejoined
ermen,
in
mass
meeting,
had
might
pay
a
call
and
see
that
the
the
vessel.
He
is
at
present
in
st
ongly
urged
against
and
there
tunes
ond
the
doctors
are
doing
Seattle.
,in
general
disappointment
that
no
their
stuff.
heed
should
have
been
given
their
Mias
Alfreda
Berkeley
of
th;
v
ows.
They
feel
that
this
regula-
Unive
sity
of
Toronto
was
a
vi-
tion
i
not
really
in
the
interests
of
itor
in
Prince
Rupert
for
a
few
conservation
and
only
makes
it
the
days
this
week
while
en
route
to
harder
for
the
fishe.men
to
get
a
the
biological
station
at
Departure
livelihood
One
of
them
was
Bay,
Vancouver
Island,
where
ahe
heard,
to
say;
"It
looks
like
we'll
willianpnrl
thn
Mmlnir
utmmv
ariA-
'.Ann
hav.
in
Ka
cfivintr
th.A
ftalmnn
coast,
with
a
view
to
establishing
j
factors
governing
canning
and
Trolling
Soon
,
commercial
production
of
thfe
Trolling
fishethsen
at
Prince
.hellfish.
While
at
Prince
Rupert
;
Rupert
will
soon
be
getting
busy
Miss
Berkeley
went
out
on
tha
Ih
view
of
the
fact
that
the
natives
lishe
y
experimental
.
stations
t
c
nun
now
luiuuicuviuk
commencing
to
.
v-
v
catch
.-
con
city
ai
iuc
a
pounu.
Ed.
Llpsett
Here
Edward
LIpsett
of
Vuntouvor,
head
of
the
well
known
Prince
Rupert
ship
chandlery
concern.
Is
paying
his
annual
two
weeks'
visit
to
the
local
business.
He
..
-
4
1,
Li.
tl,.
l,l
cial
zing
in
the
study
of
the
life
fishing
back
to
the
Indiana,,
any-
"
v
,
,
7
jersey
and
got
to
work
immediately
upon
arrival.
He
has
just
returned
from
a
trip
to
Honolulu
and
Is
looking
well,
His
many
friends
have
been
giving
the
usual
welcome.
Mr.
LIpsett
will
address
the
Rotary
,
Cluh
next
v-fc.-
-
-
power
boat
Surveyor
and
recorded
;
siderable
numbers
of
spring
sal-
wek
on
h's
Honolulu
trip
and
,
.
it
.
temperatures,
depths
and
Be!enitymon
It
is
reported
that
the
In-
'9
oe
hoped
he
doesn't
make
11.
i
i
i,...i.
.i
i
:.
.
.
...
...
.iv.
i
i
it.
ii.
.
nauimiH
oi
meiriians
have
ben
irettlnir
nulte
a
l,,e
ioti
iwisumn
"
few
of
these
fish
aroUnd
Port
his
remarks
as
he
did
the
Eel-Simpsbn
during
the
past
month.
glans
last
winter.
High
prices
are
being
paid
and
the
fish
is
being
retailed
in
the.
mrMcwT
mrri
nnw
Doc
Clapperton
was
trying
to
"r.
voronotr
preatcu
mat
keep
his
name
out
of
these
Whiffs
everybody
will
live
to
be
about
for
one
week,
so
that
it
would
not
I'M.
This
meant
that
many
per-look
like
he
was
too
regular
a
cus-'
sons
who
buy
their
automobile
omer.
but
he
didn't
make
a
vory
on
the
Instalment
plan
will
ui-ijood
job
of
it
when
he
went
to
timately
own
the
vehicle,
pro-wo
k
and
got
so
sicr
that
he
had
vidir.g
the
latter
last
that
length
o
go
into
the
hospital
Monday,
of
time.
Cape
Argus,
afternoon
and
have
the
nurse'
fake
care
of
him.
Our
good
old:
friend
is
suffering
from
a
recur-
DRYDOCK
AND
He
(admiringly)
You
ence
of
old
trouble
and
may
have
1
girl
after
my
own
heart.
to
anend
some
rime
in
the
hos-
She
Thank
you;
but
pita
before
he
feol
up
to
thfe
mark
you
are
not
gaUi
.
A
speedy
recovery;
ia
wish-,
because
it's
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
SHSPYA
Operating
(i.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
En.'Uncern.
fcachlnisU.
Bollermakeris
Blacksmiths,
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers.
Fc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
la
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
arc
a
I
hope
a
man
aitor
mine,
otherwise
engaged.
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I'ullern
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Phone
763
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AND
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Specialty:
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Fresh
every
day.
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