paqh
srs
F!
I
TIMltCK
SALE
M0S98
Scaled
tenders
will
be
received
by
4Jic
uia.net
torturer,
n-ince
Rupert,
not
Ybtt
than
noon,
an
the
10th
day
of
Dxitntxr.
1936.
lor
the
purchase
or
Ifloenop
X20598
near
Windy
Bay,
LyeU
bland,
to
cut
B12
000
ftoerd
fret
or
Sprue.
Hemlock
nd
Cedar.
Two
years
will
be
allowed
tor
removal,
of
timber.
'
Further
pvtieiilws
of
the
Chief
Forester,-
VlrfarU;
BJC.;
tn
DMrlot
For
ltf?ur
rrlrvee
Rupert,
B.C.
IN
Till;
STPREMR
COt'IlT
Of
liUITlslI
roHMIMA
IN
I'KOBATB
In
the
Mailer,
of
the
"AdmliiMrallon
Art"
and
In
the
Matter
or
the
Estate
of
Jul
In
lulinxm'.
Iteteasrd,
Intestate
i
TAKE
NOTICE
.that,
toy
order
of
Hit
Honor.
W.
E.
FUher,
the
16th
day
ot
November,
AX).
1938,
I
was
eppolntoci
Administrator
of
th
cstngte
of
Julius
Jahnfon.
deceased.
md
all
(parties
bavins
da.'m'
siUt
it.ha
said
estate
arf
hereby
required
to
furnish
name,
properly
verified
to
me
on
cr
'before
the
17th
Jy
of
Daoembcr,
A
D.
1936.
and
ill
pjfrtlej
Indebted
ito
the-
estate
are.
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
tndebtettness
4o
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Ditrd
the
11th
day
of
November,
A.D
1036.
1
"
LAND
ACT
N'oth'e
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
.
.
land
In,
the
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Range
4,
Coast
Land
District
and
.
situate'
approximately
one
mile
In
a'
Southerly
direction
along
the
coast
line
of
Princess
Royal
Island
from
Reel
Fern
Point,
said
Red
Fern
Point
being
approximately
four
miles
In
a
Westerly
direction
from
Barnard
Cove.
Take
Notice
that
Hans'
Hansen
ot
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
occupation
Fish
Packer
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
ot
the
following
described
lands.-.-Com-menclng
at'
a
post
planted
at
hlgu
water
mark
on
the
shore-line
In
the
middle
of
a
bay
being
approximately
one
mile
South,
of
Red
Fern
Point
thence
three
chain
North-East;
thence
fifteen
chains
East
thence.
'live'
chains
South,
thence
fifteen,
chains
West,
thence
Northerly
to
the
nearest
point
at
low
water,
thence
following
iow
water
to
a
point
opposite,
the
Initial
post
and
containing
five
acres,
more
or
'
lcsi.
"
;
HANS
HANSEN
Dated
lath
dav
of
October.
1936
LM
ACT
Nut
Ice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Assessment
District
Land
Recording
DIstrlot
of
Range
3
Coast
and
.situate
on
the
South
side
of
Bcntlnck
Arm
near
the'
mouth
of
the
BelaCoola:
River
and
being
a
portion
"cf
what
is
sometime
described
is
lorMOti
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Edwin
Kcary
De-1
Beck,
erf
163
Hastings
West,
of
Vall-"cbuver,
B.C
occupation
Barrister,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
Hhe
following
described
lands:
Commercing
vt
a.
post
plMited
at
the
south
east
corner
of
that
portion
cf
Jot
H01
lowed
to
Shell
OH
Co.
thecci
Northerly
to
Dolphin
2600
feet;
thence
easterly
following
a
line
of
Dolphins
2600
feet;
thence
southerly
following
a
itne
of
piles
2600
feet
to
.high
water
mark;
thence
foQowlrur
hlsh
wai.et
mark
westerly
approximately!
2300
ft.
to
point
or
c:immtincement;
.
and
containing
150
acres,
more
of
leen
end
being
that
portion
of
lot
J401
except
uch
as
has
been
leated.
EDWIN
KEARY
DeBECK.
Dated
Octctoer
7th
1936.
"COVKKNMKNT
LIQL'Olt
ACT"
.Notice
of
Application
for
lleer
Licence
.
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
.'that
on
tiv
Fifteenth
day
of
December,
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
the
premises,
being
part
of
the
building
'
known
as"
Karlscourt
Hotel;
situate
on
Colllson
Avenue,
New
Masuett,
B.
C.
upon
the
lands
descrlwl
as
Lots
No.
1,
2.
and
3.
in
Block
5,
Map
946.
Massed
Townslte,
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reglsrtatlon
District
in
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
.sale,
of
beer
by
the
glasi
or
the'1
bottle
.
for
consumption
on
the
premises
or
elsewhere.
I
Dated
this
5th
day
of
November,
AJ3.
1938.
;
CARL
KIRMIS
Applicant.
READY
FOR
BIG
SHOW
"Super-Crop"
Competitors
Will
Be
Eligible
With
Record'
Entries
At
Chicago
Exposition
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
20;
(CP)
Eyes
of
wheat
growers
throughout
Can
ada
turn
to
Chicago
this
month
for
the
opening
on
November
23
of
the
37th
International
Livestock
Exposition
and
the
25th
International
Grain
and
Hay
Show
at
the
Union
Stock
Yards.
Entries
in
the
latter
total
more
than
5000.
East
and
west
will
be
equally
represented
at
the
dual
exhibition
where
Judging
will
continue
seven
days.
Each
successive
year
Cana-j
dian
farmers
have
carried
away
aj
fair
share
of
highest
awards
In
livestock,
grain
and
seed
classes.
Prizes
annexed
by
Canadian
ex-,
hlbltors
last
year
Include
18
championships,
12
reserve
championships,
61
first
prizes
and
354
lesser'
awards.
Most
coveted
honor,
title
of
world's
wheat
king",
went
to
W,
;
Frelan
Wllford
of
Staveley,
Alta.,1
who
brought
to
Canada
the
twenty
Wllford
won
the
crown
with
?rain
of
the
Reward
variety.
His
sample
weighed
66.6
pounds
to
the
bushel.
This
type
of
hard
Red
Spring
wheat
won
the
championship
in
1934
for
Jack
Alsop
of1
Wembley
district,
neighbor
of
Herman
Trelle,
triple
winner,
1930
to
1932.
j
Trelle
Again
Possibility
that
Trelle.
adjudged
a
"super-crop"
man
In
1932
would
again
compete
this
year,
Is
con-,
ildered.
strong.
According
to
a
ruling
four
years
ago
a
competitor
winning
the
title
three
times
is
lutomatlcally
removed
from
competition
for
three
years.
.Under
this
clause
Trelle
was.
not
ible
to
compete
for
the
wheat
rown
until
this
year.
It
did
not
ire
vent
him
from
exhibiting
In
ither
classes
in
which
he
has
captured
several
crowns.
In
1931
the
Wembley
farmer
established
a
re-
ord
for
winning
top
honors
In
the
rain
and
hay
show.
Canada's
record
as
a
consistent
inner
in
the
livestock
division
Is
no
less
lmnressive
than
that
in
vheat.
Cattle
and
sheep
from
pas
Farmers
from
35
states,
five
Ca
GOOD
FOR
ONE
FOUR
OUNCE
TIN
OF
RPAirK
DOUBLE-ACTING
DKMILO
BAKING
POWDER
with
the
purchait
of
1
lb.
package
Braid'sTea
0r
Coffee
TO
GROCERS
Kelurn
tbU
Coupon
and-reee!?
BRAID
TUCK
&
COMPANY
rr4ll
for
m.
from-
LTD.
VAKCCUVtR,
B.C.
lOiBDMQlXtnsM!!
I
Oil
Heaters
I
Now
is
the
time
to
prepare
for
the
winter,
be
Warm
and
comfortable.,
buy
a
new
type
"QUAKER-
HEATER"
made
in
sizes
to
suit
all
requirements.
NO
WICKS,
no
moving
parts,
cheap
to
operate
and
the
most
modern
and
beautifully
designed
heater
on
the
market,
passed
by
the
Research
Bureau
at
Ottawa.
We
arc
also
agents
foi
"KRESKY"
Hotel
and
Restaurant
Burners
ttr
nt
'nv&
'ranges,
the
"AETNA"
Oil
Heaters
and
Marine
Stove
B-irncrs.
We
can
suit
any
demand,
let
us
give
you
a
demonstration
of
the
"QUAKER."
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply
Co.
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Kupcrt
Owing
ito
the
delay
of
the
In
coming
train
from
'the
East
on
which
members
of
the
Commission
are
travelling,
the
public
hearlnc
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
which
was
to
have
been
held
here
this
afternoon,
Is
postponed
until
this
evening.
Havlng
been
delayed
by
exceptionally
stormy
weather
on
her
iAJaska,
the
-Yukon
and
Northern
British
Columbia
going
south
for
the
winter,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prln-
noon
from
the-north
and
will
sail
at
5;30
p.m.
for
Vancouver.
l
Making
her
monthly
call
at
Kltl
J
morrow
morning
from
the
south
and
will
sail
an
hour
or
so
later
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
!
Pilot
A.
Holden
of
Juneau
arrlv-
ied
early
yesterday
afternoon
from
uie
Aiassa
capital
witn
a
commercial
.seaplane
and
left
at
3:45
on
his
return
north.
He
brought
In
as
passengers
a
party
of
mining
men
consisting
of
M.
Slisco,
E.
Dobson,
J.
Dunn,
F,
Hodges
and
F.
Parker
who
have
been
spending
the
summer
engaged
in
prospect
ing
and
exploration
work
.
In
remote
Sections
!
of
Northern
Alaska
and
who
sailed
from
here
on
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
for
Seattle.
"OOVKItN.MKNT
I.KHOK
ACT"
(Nettlon
27)
NOTICK
.Of
API'LICATION
FOH
A
REEK
LICENCK
Notice
Is
.herebv:
slwn"
thai
nr.
ttm
KUEf
KIWI
Sarah
Chruchill
Sees
Night
Life
Sailing
without
warning,
Sarah
Churchill,
daughter
of
Britain's
former
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
landed
in
New
York,
Reports
that
she
was
flying
to
the
arms
of
Vic
Oliver,
stage
comedian,
to
marry
.
him,
were
denied;
and
although
her
visit
:a-
described
as
first
title
In
this
class
in
25
years
'
a
simple
quest
for
a
stage
job,
her
brother
Randolph
followed
her
of
competition.
overseas,
presnnably
to
scotch
the
romantic
rumors,
and
per-
haps
to
look
after
her
interests.
This
picture
of
Vic
and
Sarah
at
the
theatre
was
the
first
that
was
made
of
the
oalr,
since
tha
girl's
arrival.
Th?y
would
not
talk
of
romance
or
lobs.
WH1FFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
HOLLYWOOD
CONNECTION
Double
For
Jack
Holt
Was
Born
In
Nova
Scotia
and
Brother
Of
Robert
Donat
Lives
There
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
A
native
of
Nova
Scotia
and
an
English-born
resident
of,
that
pro-vines,
who
have
been
visiting
Saint
John,
were
able
to
give
first
hand
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade-
information
about
two
Hollywood
lalde,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
Is
i
stars
due
in
port
at
5
o'coclk
this
eve
ning
from
the
south
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
on
a
special
voyage
to
Ketchikan
to
pbk
up
passengers
from'
southeastern
Alaska
who
have
been
held
up
by
thr
failure
of
American
.,
steamers
to
run
owing
.to
the
armritlme!work-
pp?1
cf.rllro
TV.
Trlnf.co
lures
in
Ontario
and
Quebec
and
wm
,hcre
v,
he
wes
ern
p
lalns
have
won
not-
momln
,,0.
?
able
victories
In
addition
to
high-
tst
places
in
oats,
barley,
soy
beans,
trass
and
clover
seeds.
The
visitors,
were
J.
Buckley
Rus-iell
Jr.,
born
at
Brldgewater,
N.S.,
and
Philip
E.Donat,
of
Kentville,
N.S.
Russell
doubles
for
Jack
Holt
and
Donat
is
a
brother
of
Robert
Donat.
Some
observers
facetiously
suggest
Russell
looks
more
like
Holt
than
Holt
does.
For
many
years
the
Nova,Sc6tian
has
been
doubling
for
the
two-fisted
actor.
He
entered
sljent
plcturei-i
under
the
guidance
of
Maryi
lcfiford
and
since
the
talkies
statted
has
confined
his
ac-
nadlan
provinces
and
Australia
Prince
Tf'xf;
5teamer.
Cities
to
doubling
for
Holt
and
John,
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
ar-
were
among
amn
prize
winners
i
In
,u
the
.
.
-.
tu.
'
farm
crops
exhibition
last
year,.
Wheat
growers
from
New
South
Wales
will
aealn
be
represented.
Entries
in
the
livestock
section
to-'al
more
than
12,000.
If
you
wish
to
swap
something
v
classifier
ing
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
is
scheduled
to
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
on
her
return
south"
over
the
same
route.
Crowded
with
passengers
from
playing
extra
roles.
Whik
seeing
his
sister,
Mrs.
G.
J.
Klerstead,
here
for
the
first
time
in
24
years,
Russell
said
he
hadn't
attended
a
motion
.
picture
performance
for
several
years
because
he
gets
enough
of
It
In
his
dally
work.
He
does
stunt
car
driving
as
well
as'
difficult
horse
riding.
Philip
Donatj
when
asked
If
he
Is
i-3lated
to
Robert,
says;
"Well,
dls-
wy;rvT
i
,r.'.
T
UnlJ-
Vm
the-eldet
of
four
bro-is
due
in
port
at
3:45
this
after-
y,aJ
,S
hers
and
k
he
Is
the
.,of
youngest."
Philip,
with
the
Dominion
Ex-:
perimental
Farm
at
Kentville,
has
mads
his
mark
In
the
field
of
agricultural
research.
He
came
here
to
171
;
iSlng
with
other
members
of
thel
er
Cardena.
Capt.
John
u
Boden,
a
Is
L,..
...
.
J
Wontvillo
Main
Onortof
,..,f
TV,
Tha
nnnnf
,not
expected
before
10
o'clock
to-
cricket
or
football.
We
had
a
beau
Itlful
garden
at
our
Manchester
ly,Lrx.mbcr
,next-
'Vntlerhome;but
my
father
and
I
were
the
of
premium
belnff
TCcMS
:JpStmffh6
tender!
it.
Robert
used,
to
Avenue
Prince
Runert.
British
Col-
rose3,
Earning
his
lines.
He
Spent
L0ulNoU,??,.t!!eiia,n5f
SrlSed,.aii
hours
ln
a
uule
study
'
upstairs,
upstairs,
U
No.
13
and
lC
Scctloo
"Trh
BriuS
rS'tt
'JLL
f,0
those
days
already
had
a
local,
fame
by
the
glass
or
fcy
the
battle
for
con-
as
a
Dy
actor
and
elocutionist,
sumption
on
the
premises
or
else
wnere.
.
1
tills
3
lot
cluV
ol
October.
!r
DRAMA
OF
NURSING
Hie
White
Sister
Is
Outstanding
Attraction
at
Capitol
Theatre
This
week-tna
j
"The-'White
Angel,"
dramatization
of
the
life
of
Florence
Night-
inzale.
comes
to
the
Oapltol,
Theatre
here
as
the
strong
feature
ofering
this
week-end
with
Kay
Francis
In
the
stellar
role.
The
story
of
tills
wealthy
English
girl
who
renounced
a
life
,
of
social
frivolities
ito
become:
a
war
nurse
and
.laid
the
groundwork
for
what
subsequently
became
tho
Red
Cross
and
Incidentally
be
came
the
Inspiration
for
the
nurs-
lng
profession's
Ideals
is
filled!
with
absorbing
drama,
tragedy
and
romance.
The
picture
Is
set
In
the
period
of
the
Crimean
War.
It
begins
in
London,
Florence
Nightingale's
home,
where
she
fought
(bo
clean
up
.the
disreputable
hospitals
of
the
time
and
ends
In
the
same
(metropolis
when
ithe
famous
nurse
was
decorated
by
Queen
Victoria.,
The
most
draniattc
scenes
take,
place
in
the
British
military
heacl-
;
quarters
at
Scutari
on
the
Bos-j
phorus,
on
the
quay
at
Boulogne,
i
Ithe
port
of
Marseilles
and
thej
field
hospital
and
battle
lines
at
;
Balaclava
.where
the
famous
Light
i
Brigade
rode,
to
Its
death.
The
strong
supporting
cast
Includes
Ian
Keith,
Donald
Woods,
Nigel
Bruce,
Donald
Crisp
and
Henry
O'Neill.
Forged
Stamps
In
Trinidad
Issue
of
Spurious
Postage
Tokens
Being
Circulated
PORT
OF
SPAIN.
Trinidad,
Nov
20:
(CP)
4-An
issue
of
forged
tamps
is
circulating
through
this
British
West
Indies
Island.
Three
valued
Issues,
the
Demerara
and
War
Tax
Stamps
and
the
Trinidad
double-flagstaff"
are
being
copied
ind
sold
to
dealers.
A
slight
error
In
the
make-up
of
'he
double
flagstaff
Issue
first
set
collectors
on
the
trail
of
the
fakes.
On
genuine
issues
only
one
of
the
two
flagstaffs
touches
the
building
:n
the
background,
while
on
forged
stamps
both
staffs
appear
to
rest
on
the
building.
THE
FAMOUS
RUBBING
LINIMENT
5"b..on-Pin
lone.
Getthenewlartetcon.
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Also
vaU.
We
in
tmaller.
repilar
WHAT-No
Car?
With
This
Weather
.
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.
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Til
ii
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boys
vere
born
near
Manchester,!
31
Ford
Tudor
Tngland.
"Despite
the
fact
that
we
can
all
speak
with
a
Lancashire
accent,"
said
Philip,
"not
one
of
us
betrays
the
country
of
our
birth
by
our
speaking
voice,
which
is
a
credit
to
any
Englishman,
If
you
know
the
broad
accent
of
that
country
or
shire.
"I
have
not
seen
Robert
since
1924
and
only
once
heard
his
real
voice
over
the
long
distance
telephone
when
he
was
embarking
at
New
York
for
England
after
making
"The
Count
of
Monte.
Crlsto."
Some
day
soon
we
hope
to
have:
a
family
reunion
in
the
state
of
Connecticut
where
my
parents
and
other
brothers
are
settled.
"My
brother
Robert
never
had
(
much
play
time
In
his
'early
life.
I
never
remember
him
in
a
game
of!
28
Chrysler
7
Passenger
Sedan
'29'
Ford
DeLuxe
Sedan
'28
Ford
Tudor
'28
Hudson
7
Passenger
Sedan
'31
Ford
Tudor
29
Whippet
Coupe
'28
Graham
-ton
Covered
Truck
'26
Chevrolet
l2-ton
Truck
$250
375
$325
$140
$120
$275
$200
$250
$100
Terms
to
Suit
Any
Purchaser
uemonsirauoos
(iladly
Given
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
&
Lincoln
Zephyr
Dealer
Phone
83
Third
Ave.
East
It
Pays
to
liny
From
MUSSALLEM'S
Our
prices
are
always
right
with
inc
marKecs
and
we
sell
for
less
Mall
or
phone
your
order
and
save
Bxk,
FREE
GIFT
COUPONS
for
a
Din-
JSX
uXr.?
i-:
'iV"15
V,
:very
own,
and
in
ner
Sct
and
Roeer.
E1Iverwarnp
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
w-
"It
is
not
generally
known
thatj
M
ITCCAI
I
CM'C
at
about
that
time
he
took
his
exa-,
"
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O
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L
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Ei
1Y1
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u
Rom.
ra
,
3
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CTHDr
ID
jruuiee
or
K,nox
Hotl
Compny
"
ui-uuiy
one
oi
n
JVVnvlU
I
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lJIVi
II
Limited
In
Bankruptcy.
entiants
U,
pJts
on
that
day."
,
O
HER
HEART
WAS
TOO
BIG
FOR
ONE
MAN
TO
POSSESS!
ONE
WORLD
WAS
TOO
SMALL
TO
SHARE
ALL
HER
LOVE!
lir
lli'i
C
theJlBMmB
thickest.
..her
courage
Mi
fnj
highest!
Her
life
uas
an
inspiration
to
all
A
'
rf
icomankhuU
Her
love
ablessinc
to
ull
mankind'
I
And
now
the
gallant
itory
of
this
first
heroic
war
nurse
ii
immortalized
on
the
screen
by
Warner
Dros.
.
.
.
wiih
ill
the
shocking
truth,
thrilling
beauty
and
darins
realiim
th.i
n,.U
"Tl,.
C.
.
I
....Uv.
iiiv
diurv
oi
LOUU
Pasteur"
one
of
the
screen's
most
memorable
masterpieces.
KAY
FRANCIS
as
FLORENCE
NIGHTINGALE
in
e
White
flnjcl
win.
IAN
HUNTER
Donald
Woods
Nigel
Uruce
Donald
CrUp
Henry
O'Neill
Hilly
Slauch
In
a
Cast
of
l.OMl
Directed
William
Dietcrle
A
First
National
I'iclure
(At
7:33
&
9:38)
(Last
Complete
Show
u.
,j
Added:
New.s.
Major
Bowes
Amateurs,
Cartoon
TONIGHT
and
SATURDAY
DOLL
CARRIAGES
Kngfish
I'rams,
extra
(iialily,
$1.00,
$1.7'
and
$6.00
WAGONS
Flcetwiiig
and
Airport
Express,
strong
and
reliable,
$3.50,
$1.75
and
$6.50
SLEIGHS
60c,
75c,
Wlc,
$1.25,
$L80,
Steering
Models.
$2.00
and
$2.65
KIDDIE
CARS
and
SCOOTERS
$2.75
to
$1.00
All
Steel
Streamline
Pedal
Cars,
$3.25
BABY
WALKER
Mahogany
finish
with
play
heads
anil
tra)
$1.00
TABLE
and
CHAIR
SETS
Folding
type,
$3.50
sct;
Polish
Wood
t)l
$5.25
set
Listen
in
on
It.C.A.
Victor
Moments
of
Melody
Pro
gram,
local
station,
CFPR.,
Saturday,
6:45
p.m.
MHBSiHBBSflSBISaBliiliSBSBiiiaBBSBSVtf'S'
Winter
is
again
with
us
and
as
usual
wc
arc
at
your
service
to
assist
you
solve
your
.
fuel
problems.
We
have
coals
for
all
stoves,
heaters
and
furnaces.
Phone
us
for
prices.
Winter
.
winds
dtein
your
co&Ibjn
needs
refilling.
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EVITT
k
Co.
Ltd.
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