Ontario
has
'Continued
from
page
V
r
Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Wednesday,
February
21,
1951
CPORT
OHOTS
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L.ENTRE
a
li-ht
iii,t.,
If
you
thinlt
you
know
how
to
hook
on
a
worm,
David
V.
Red-dick
thinks
you
don't.
In
"Fish
wcight-or
ft
mst
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"
i
i
ing
Is
a
Cinch"
this
Toronlu
a
W("it;"t
She
A
'
lion
over
the
last
few
years,
the
growth
of
hospital
insurance
.schemes
and
the
Increased
!
amount
of
spending
money
available
to
many
Ontario
resi-
I
dents
has
put
hospitals
within
the
reach
of
many
who
had
i
previously
been
unable
to
afford
'
them.
Health
department
officials
also
note
an
increased
tendency
on
the
part
of
physicians
to
put
.siik
persons
in
ho.spit.ai
rather
I
ban
to
treat
them
in
their
'
homes.
sportsman
who
has
fished
the
waters
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
for
25
years
describes
in
detail
Chop
Sucy
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Fur
Oiiif.i'jc
Or.lt
-is
Phone
133
Art
Club
As
Joseph
Delaney
has
not
returned
from
Vancouver,
this
Thursday's
Art
Club
meeting
wi'l
be
Just
work
shop
without
a
lecture.
Flowers
will
be
provided
its
a
.subject
to
be
drawn.
Pastels
or
oil
paints
.should
he
brought.
the
fine
art
of
affixing
a
f:
squirming
worm
to
a
hook
:i
I
such
fashion
ln.it
it
will
uttnict
-
and
cat::h
a
fish,
,
?"
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1
1
THEY
PAY
OFF
He
says:
"Pierce
the
worm
only
twice
with
your
finely
wrough
long-shank
hook
below
the
head
and
above
the
tall
leaving
a
long
hemstitch
loop
in
the
centre.
Use
gut
or
a
snell."
He
compares
this
recommended
melnod
with
that
ot
the
fishermen
'who
plunks
In
a
half-dead
worm
stalled
on
an
over-size
hook
followed
by
a
k
'
IT'S
PROriTACLE
IT'S
EASY
To
the
chunk
of
li
.ul
and
a
len
,ih
Icuttyhunk
for
line."
'
The
bo
'k
is
fiiletc
wi!h
hiuli
ft
'
.
-
t
1
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Write
Thorn
Yourself
on
this
Handy
form
Brownwoods
j
Dovrt
Co-ops
!
League
l.a'lers
Off
Cjluti
LaNt
Night
I
C.uIUk
-n
High
Kiirm
Brownwoods
scored
an
easy
W
to
52
win
ast
night
over
Co-Opts
who
have
already
inched
the
season's
Senior
Basketball
League
leadership.
It
was
an
off
n:g!u
for
Co-Ops
whose
defence
was
foiled
time
after
time
by
the
shot-men.
Red
Sprint?
ana
An
OI:en,
scoring
18
and
lb
rcsp-e-ln.ly,
set
up
many
plays
whicn,
with
fast
hreakitiK.
put
and
kept
Btowiiwonds
well
ahead.
Hut
Don
Si-berk,
while
his
teammates
may
have
been
off
color,
played
itn
exceptionally
tmd
game
liiiti.-eir
and
was
hiifh
man
f"'
the
i.iidit
nineteen
points.
In
the
Intermediate
League
Hi-G'olils
looked
like
their
old
:
Ives
as
they
overwhelmed
the
'l:uil-ilerhhds
7a
to
34.
The
Holds,
working
effectively
as
a
team,
played
an
effective
fa.sl-bicak-iic
t'Lime
and
wore
the
Thundcr-birds
down.
Dudoward
was
hiiih
man
with
nineteen
points.
Be
it
said
in
fairness,
however,
that
Ihe
Thunderbirds
played
only
.six
men.
Worn
out,
they
were
.
ut
scored
20
to
5
by
the
Golds
in
Hi?
final
period.
MeChesney,
Ratch-ford
and
Morrison
were
hiuh
men
for
the
Golds
with
17,
15
and
12
respectively.
Sinionsen
was
effective
in
the
pivot
spot
Rupert
Hotel
had
an
easy
time
winning
another
game
from
Conk's
Jewelers
29
to
10.
It
was
an
uff-niuht
for
the
Jewelers
from
the
shooting
standpoint.
I
FOI
LS
AND
FREES
Senior
referees
Comadina
and
Dominate
called
only
eight
personal
fouls
on
the
winners
and
seven
on
the
losers.
Brownwocdi
made
five
of
nine
free
shots
while
Co-Ops
succeeded
in
six
of
j
nine
attempts.
'
In
the
Intermediate
Lt
ague
Referees
Tene
and
Davidson
called
ten
fouls
on
Thunde:
birds
;
and
fifteen
on
the
winning
Hi-Golds.
The
losers
made
eight
out
.
of
nineteen
free
attempts
and
,
Hi-G
;ld
succeeded
in
gel
ting
I
lir
"PIH.iiilmriiUii,
ax
Niilr,
MjiuiB
(.militant
i
,
(,
1'rrt.i.lrnt,
M.B.N
M
r.
JuinirMifi
ii
lite
.lilt?
truila
tt
for
the
fisherman,
complete
to
the
proer
method
of
cleaning
land
cooKing
the
fish
once
tiny.
are
caught.
It
also
is
jam-pack-1
ed
with
anecdotes
from
Mr.
i
jReddick'.s
years
of
pursuing
the'
j
trout,
the
bass,
the
pike
almost.
.every
kind
of
fresh-water
game,
THIRD
STRAIGHT
Suzanne
Morrow,
of
Toronto,
20.
successfully
,1-fended
her
title
as
Canada's
senior
figure-skating
champion
III
She
w.ll
compete
in
Vancouver
to
take
her
third
straight
title
i
CP
PHOTO)
in
the
winter
Olympics
next
year.
RADIO
&
Alt
SALES
&
SE!
f.AS
AM
I
I
M
IKK
v
Phuiif
Wwi
PACIFIC
ELK
fish
in
Canada's
inkmd
wat-
j
I
is
and
take
better
ens.
He
has
one
basic
precept:
courteous
driv
Women
Motorists
arc
of
their
autos.
fish
fine.
He
define
this
as
using
The
men
on
the
other
hand'
are
always
willing
to
"take
a
chance."
They
will
take
a
chance
j
on
parking
under
a
"no
parking"
j
sign
where
a
woman
would
search
fur
a
proper
place
to
park
her
car.
'
They
take
a
chance
on
speeding
and
rutting
in
on
other
cars'
in
traffic,
things
a
woman
would
be
afraid
to
do,
Mr.
Girard
said.
Are
Deemed
Best
MONTREAL
(P
"Women
are
much
better
drivers
than
men."
This
statment
is
bound
to
bring
forth
howls
of
protest
from
every
male
who
ever
sat
behind
a
steering
wheel,
but
according
to
police
statistics
it
is
the
gospel
truth.
Says
Montreal
traffic
inspector
Aiinand
Guard
who
made
the
statement,
"The
last
time
I
said
"The
men
relv
loo
much
on
their
own
ability
to
drive,"
Insp.j
Gil
aid
declared.
Women
are'
more
nervous
but
nervousness
In!
it
driver
is
a
good
thing
if
It:
stops
them
from
taking
chances
that
may
lead
to
accidents.
this
in
public
I
was
jumped
on
from
all
sides
They
even
accused
.sue
i"
i
onvvr
Number
of
Times
-
Enclosed
Please
Find
me
of
trying
to
make
a
hit
with
the
ladies.",
Although
there
are
fewer
women
drivers
in
the
city
than
men
(3c
per
word
per
insert
ion
e
q.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
75c.
Six
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
insertions
for
pricr?
of
four.
Minimum
cbarrje,
SUc.)
nine
out
of
21
gift
shots,
j
Matthews
and
Sather
called
EASILY
MINED
ManeaneM
ore
is
found
on
the
surface
in
some
parts
of
Brazil's
territory
of
Am:ipa.
their
percentage
of
accidents
and
traffic,
infractions
is
still
lower
on
a
percentage
basis,
Insp.
Girard
declared.
For
explanation,
he
pointed
;
out
that
women,
on
the
whole.
four
fouls
on
the
losers
and
four
j
on
Rupert
Hotel
in
the
Junior
i
League.
Cooks
made
none
of
Name
obey
traffic
regulations,
are
more
Address
Phone
No.
IS)
i
their
foul
shots
while
the
win-!
j
ncrs
succeeded
in
only
one
out
of
I
six
attempts.
Individual
scores:
I
Senior
j
Brownwoods
Lavigne
5,
Piercs
I
1C,
Olsen
Hi,
Thompson
14,
Spring
Classified
Ailvertisini!
is
payable
In
advance.
PU-a.se
refrain
from
telephoning.
Cia.-
i
in
n
n
word
per
nisei
linn,
minimum
charge
50c,
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
l
18,
Ralchford,
MeChesney.
Total
(13.
Co-Op-Scherk
D.
19,
Davis
8.
Schci
k
S.
7,
Holkestad
M.
9,
Ar-nev
7,
Morgan
2,
MacDonald.
I
Total
52.
(Jiijine33
and
r
roi-edSiona.
Fuiu
ial
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.1.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
25
YEARS
AGO
February
21,
1926
The
whole
great
empire
of
the
north
contributes
to
the
prosperity
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
according
to
a
special
article
in
the
Vancouver
Sunday
Province
written
by
H.
F.
Pullen,
editor
of
the
Daily
News.
'
Prince
Rupert
is
just
getting
a
start
as
a
seaport,"
says
the
article.
The
population
is
placed
at
about
7000.
KK.U
ESI
FOIl
SALE
FOR
SALE
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
coach,
late
'40
model,
good
condition.
Blue
276.
(4iin
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
I
Intermc'iale
'
Hi
Gold
-
Ratchford
15.
Mc-,
Che.sncy
17,
Kristmanson
2,
Nick-I
ersun
7,
Morrison
12,
Simonson
'
6.
H.
Blackaby
6,
Letourneau
4.
A.
Blackaby
2,"youiik
4.
Total
75.
Thunderbirds
Dudoward
19,
FOR
SUK
OOLICHAN
trrcase-Best
auahtv.
f
or
.sale
at
B
C.
Furniture.
Uf)
FOR
SALE
2
White
trucks,
tandem
dual
drive
9(10
rubber.
214
wheelbase.
Worked
3
months.
Terms.
Annlv
Albert
Houston.
;
Dawson
Creek.
B.C.
i63i)l
FOR
RALE
Car
tindcrcarriage-I
uoi
ul
rubber
$30.00.
Car
motor
!
complete.
$2500.
Guitar.
$500.
FOR
SALE-One
15
h
p.
gas
engine.
Blue
981.
Vivian
(47pi
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Dine
818.
PO.
Rox
520
330'Keeiiiul
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MARGARET
McLKOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
3TONE
BUILDING
.
PRINCE
p.:
RF.Al.Tl'
Over
Bm:ui-For
fiale-Waran.
furniture
in
n
dition.
Vm
Ft
For
fSiilf-
tlltW
:
,
l'tHiin
hull.
toilet.
List
vmir
h-us
lor
3(
R.
E.
Benson,
local
photographer,
has
sent
fine
pictures
White
4.
Hetin
B.
1
Wells
7.
Helin
uf
the
new
local
grain
elevator
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Build
mi;
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
!
L.
3.
Jeffrey.
Total
34.
FOR
RALE
Auto
parts.
Aimlv
Midland
Pines.
P.o
Box
UDii,
Phone
Black
739.
Cars
to
be
wrecked
tor
parts:
1929
Chevrolet,
sedan.
1SI29
Essex
sedan,
1930
Buick
sedan,
1930
Stucle-baker
sedan.
1934
Chevrolet
panel
V-tun.
(47D
FOR
SALE
Business
building
with
modern
living
Quarters
In
centre
business
section
Burns
hers
to
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
and
members
of
the
government.
In
an
accompanying
letter,
Mr.
Benson
is
enthusiastic
about
the
possibilities
of
the
use
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
with
its
line
harbor,
i
PHONE
r.LUE
r,a,
p.o.
nox
inn
PHONES
lilark
7!"i2
Red
CUJ
P.O.
Pox
1G70
HKLKN'S
r.EAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
WavinR
lleuuly
Cull
ure
in
all
it.s
hranch-s
2044lli
Street.
Phone
fin
Junior
Cooks
-
Stewart
2,
Hodginson,
Erik-son
2.
Findlav
D.
4,
Jelfery
2,
Black,
Sedgwick,
Findlay.
Total
10.
Rupert
HoI
jI
McFarlane
4,
Painell,
McKay
12.
Helin,
Mcintosh
2,
Sankev
3,
Donaldson
4,
Smith
4.
Total
29.
.."OR
SALE-Cabir.
dio.
ku
lamn
p
t-r
bi-il.
etc
S
cabin,
Purl
t,u'
f(R
SA1-K
,;'.
V(,
,
llli-llldlli!
heater,
rntn
I
Co.
Lake.
Cement
basement,
furnace,
plumbing.
Applv
owner,
W.
J.
McKenna.
(47p
1417
Pe;uott
Pla.-e.
(44pi
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMF.S
-
l.uu:-ue;t
Sneeder
Shovels;
Crants:
Dr.inlines:
Adams
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros
Black
Too
Road
Maintenanet
Kinilomenl
.;
Owen
Clamshell
Bticsels
and
Rock
tiiaun.en
T.
t.
Smilli
Concrete
Mixers
Clark
Ft.ikliK
1
rucks:
Nelsol
Bucket
'.o:ulers
lor
HtockulU
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port
able
Cciitrilu'ial
Pumos;
Na
liiinal
Draciiiie
Scraners
ant
Backets:
National
,
Ail
Stee
la
so
line
Hoists:
Nationa
Portable
Knwinills:
Nationa
Rntarv
Screens
-and
t'onvevort
i'ull
iiilormatlon
Irom
Na
tiunal
Macliuierv
Co.
Limited
Vancouver.
B.C.
I
tf
FOR
RALE
3
piece
chesterfield,
excellent,
condition.
1348
Piw-gott
Ave.
(45c)
1IFI
P
WANTED
I
FMAI.E
WOMAN
to
do
dishwashing,
pari
!
James
Bacon
has
.started
de-I
niolishing
his
fish
smoking
plant
j
'
on
the
government
wharf
to
make
way
for
the
fisheries
ex-j
periinental
station
building
which
is
to
be
erected
there.
Mr.
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
0(i
Evenings
Black
809
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFU'E
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Ceo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
Ai'ent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Rluck
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
Bacon
will
be
provided
with
accommodation
in
the
new
COURTESY
REPAID
NIAGARA
FALLS,
Ont.
fA
local
hotel
discovered
an
oversight
and
mailed
a
cheque
for
$1
10
to
a
New
Jersey
doctor
who
had
not
been
given
a
premium
on
his
United
States
currency.
Back
came
the
cheque
with
an
additional
$3.90,
a
total
of
$5
for
charity.
time,
automatic
dishwasher.
Plume
HiiH
or
annlv
Civl,-Centre
Dining
Room.
I4ci
NOTICE
All
resident
anelln"
licences
expire
at
the
end
of
the
ealen-lar
vear,
differing
from
the
firearms
licences
which
expire
June
30.
This
applies
to
all
persons
over
18,
Includin?
women.
ED.
MARTIN.
District
Game
Warden.
(Up)
ACCOltNTAr'TN
10
YEARS
AGO
I
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second'
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
.
WOT
BRICKS
I'AIU"
steel.
Honest
etadini!
meiit
nuule
Met
als
I.UI..
W',
convci',
B.
6357.
UNENCUMBEKED
pav
6
mfj.
lor
either
tiallv
furni--h-home
Anv
kiiuilv
f""-
Dailv
Ncs-.
WANTED-2orl
or
a
-steadilv
rooms
fnipH'
Daily
News
COUPLE
wat
;
'
house
November.
pr
8ok'
,
j
FOR
SALE
10
fool
carvell
built
I
rowboat.
$35.00.
Boat
"Doxv,"
i
New
Finals.
(45p)
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C
A.
and
ROY
SIIAND,
C.A.
324
.Second
Avenue
Box
2C3
Phone
88
February
21,
1941
At
the
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Liberal
Association,
addressed
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat-tullo,
MLA
for
Prince
Rupert,
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1826
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
FOR
SAl.E-Babv
rarriage,
new
i
condition,
$-10.00.
Blue
780
(4Gpl
(Ipririrp
Mitchell
ul-.is
elected
'tlBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Incnnif
Tax
specialist.
S.
O.
Furk
Stone
Building.
Red
593
20m
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
fur-c
i
reciidpiit
Vict,
1
iinvies
werr.
C
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lmun'-
hardware
and
clothinf
C.
Mills
,h
and
J.
Lindsay.
Ar-
a.
;
at
,np
k)W(,st.
pos.SibiP
Dri(.,,s
thur
Brook.sbank
was
secretary,
I
B.
C.
Furniture.
3rd
Ave.
W.
BOYS
WANTF.D
and
Jack
Judge,
treasurer.
Mr
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
In.
Musical
Instruments
T1ANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
21fl
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
I,vu
care
Bed
chesterfield
$30.00.
324
11th
Ave
(44pi
Pattullo
spoke
of
the
hopes
for
j
anrt
claJip
pulp
and
paper
mills
at
Prinze
East.
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
A
Bond
onoortunttv
tot
vounr
lads
with
bicvcles
rieliveriii'i
Dailv
News
routes.
Phone
748
or
call
tit.
the
Dailv
News
office
and
leave
your
name,
age
anil
phone
number.
(tfi
Rupert,
Terrace
and
Prince
George.
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
'
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Onaranlee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RON
SON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
i
FURNACES
have
cone
up
ir
price
and
vou
can
expect
ever
I
hiuher
prices.
Have
2
all-stee
1
furnaces
in
slock,
.selling
a1
I
old
price,
if
coiilcmnlating
I
new
furnace,
now
is
the
tinu
it"
PERSONA!,
A
wrestling
match
between
Jack
McLaughlin
of
Vancouver,
former
Canadian
champion,
and
Taizan
Reynolds
of
Toronto
is
being
negotiated
by
Doug
Frlzzell
and
Bert
Morgan.
to
buy.
'ven
if
stored
until
required.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Hlwk
8K4.
(tf)
SWAP
RORIE
&,
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
Si
AUDITORS
Be.-.ner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
Rock
and
Concrete
Work
Phone
Blue
1)39
P.O.
Ilox
711
rrinrp
Rupert
ROOMANe
ROOM
ami
WfJj
?.IVE
MOTHER
a
treat
Take
her
home
a
fieshlv
baked
cuke
or
a
dandy
hie
from
the
Rupert
Bakerv
Ltd.
Phone
043
for
orders.
DID
YOuHKNOThat-MrRae
Bros,
sell
all
apnliance.s
at
the
same
mice
as
Vancouver?
No
freight
Is
added.
Did
vou
also
know
that
vou
can
buv
name
brand
annll.mres
on
the
budget
plan?
54ci
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper
balleriei
and
radiators
Phone
543
-call
629
6th
W
With
reduced
offers
from
50
cents
to
30
cenl.s
per
pound
lor
halibut
livers,
local
halibut
boat
operators
are
considering
the
building
of
their
own
processing
plant.
'
ne
w
654
j
Train
Schedule
For
the
Easl
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
fi
p.m.
From
the
Fast-Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:15
p.m.
FOR
EXCHANGE
I
have
a
I
ui
niched,
lour-room
bungalow
in
North
Vancouver
which
I.
would
like
to
exchange
for
a
similar
home,
or
larger
In
Prince
Rupert.
House
Is
42
by
32
with
full
basement
and
furnace,
and
Is
located
on
a
larue
corner
lot
In
a
convenient
district.
It
is
close
to
Park
.
Royal
.slumping
centre
and
in-ter-citv
buses.
Large
living
room
includes
a
fireplace.
llou.se
l.s
newlv
decorated.
Inside
and
out.
and
of
solid
con-
.
.
inline
.
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PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
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218
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Street
Box
645
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GiTcn
339
Prince
Rupert
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FOR
M
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
(108
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Piince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
1
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95c
pat
detcn
paid
let
empties.
Pltt
hva
them
teedy
when
the
drivet
calk
nislied
li"1"'"
P
City.
'tf'
Inspector
of
Schools
Alex
Turiibull
asked
the
Parent-Teacher's
Association
to
he
receptive
to
modern
ideas
which
he
said
embrace
the
new
report
cards.
WOl'KlUK
News.
-
j
fiitfl
edveititcmem
n
not
publitled
of
dtipleyed
by
the
tiquot
Cowiol
Boerd
ot
by
the
Govctnment
of
British
Columbis.
tO
NORTIR.AND
Dairy
m'llr
delivered
24f
per
quart.
Why
pay
more?
Phone
18
for
dailv
delivery
service
M-W
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Ads.
Sure
Results!
stiuclion
For
further
information,
please
phone
748.
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service
George
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Jeweller.
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Stove
service
and
repairs.
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