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WANTED
KTED-
0.rl
for
housework.
442
Av.
nue
East.
25t)
FOK
SALE
HOW
WOMEN
GAVE
HELP
Work,
of
Mrs.
Chamberlain
Wonj
Esteem
of
United
Kingdom
1
Ofhcr
Women
Prominent
By
MOLLIE
McGEE
Caadlan
Press
Correspondent
TT
LONDON,
Oit.
31:
(CP)
Women
AL-
(-room
house
all
new-
t,ehinrf
,u-
mp
,n
fun
nr,Het,
fully
modem,
742
!
refuelled,
,net
nave
been
getUng
their
$har
,,
A
e
w
r.
of
appiauSe.
pictures
of
the
wives
b
balance
as
rerit.
Duhamel
of
tne
hlsher
parliamentarlan,
ip;
u.truiri
oUJj.
are
appearing
with
unusual
fre-
SALE
1928
Harley-Davldson
quency
in
the
papers
and
rarely
a
...i
1.
in
r.A
fl.iv
coes
bv
without
snro.lal
mpn-
Lv
12
ftii'Mmytic
bju
iu-
"
-
-
In.-
condition.
Priced
to
sell.
on
01
one
or
anouier
in
ecuionai
henu
RRd
726.
U54)
columns.
1
,
Mrs.
vnum
ueniun
ica
me
way
FOR
RENT
Her
evident
devotion
to
the
prime
"
-mlnWtpr
rlnrlnc
hl
tlrni
nf
Rtri
EE
room
suite
with
bath,
fur-
nnd
,h(,
pnIiai1v
PVMpnt
nririP
with
sh:d.
Phone
Red
444.
(251)
w,llch
fhc
5hared
nU
triumph
ap.
PERSONAL
pealed
to
the
people
who
crowded
Dswniir
Street
for
days
after
the
)TTI."H
Country
uirl
wishes
iucu.
c
auupiv
uiwuai-
U
rondence
with
young
ran-
i:r.
cuiibervuwve
evcry-u.iy
Cas-
a"u
'"wns-
interest
111
cr
Rply
to
Mary
Bruce,
,2iiL
Elton,
Aberdeenshire,
miv
uwcwu
rot'
and
(255)
H"JHlr
"
'i
iiimiuiio
1
1
ot
menus.
FORMATION
WANTED
U
was
due
to
Mrs.
ChamUrlain
mat
me
sucni
intercession
at
BRBURG-
Will
August
Ju.rfcerg,
Westminster
Abbey
was
so
well
.mzf.-j
of
Houston
and
Terrac?,
attended.
Her
presence,
well
pub-C
anil
n;w
bellev3d
to
be
on
licized
bv
admiring
reporters,
.e
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
or
brought
hundreds
of
women
to
the
X-
me
knowing
his
whereabouts,
Abbey
to
pray.
But
publicity
ln
a
ndly
communicate
with
Post
time
of
crisis
Is
not
always
desir-fi.e
Box
3.
Smlthers,
B.C.?
0bi;
and
Mrs.
Chamberlain
n
l'vtc
f
rTPi
changed
her
church.
The
word
Al2jM,lQ
wcnt
around,
however,
and
th"
HnilSTMAS
Card
salespeople.
Big
crowd
followed,
this
time
to
St.
roflta
now
Sell
the
most
com-
Martin's.
Chester
Souare.
lete
Christmas
Card
line.
Make
While
her
husband
was
stralght-
e
money
every
day
showing
ening
out
Europe's
troubled
af-
rason's
laruest
selection.
Printed
fairs,
Mrs.
Chamberlain's
first
Id
order
Christmas
cards,
with
rand-daugh.er
was
born.
lU-t
tpntet
name
and
address.
De-
daughter.
Mrs.
Steohen
Llovd
of
Signed
by
leading
artists,
values
Blrmineham.
Is
naming
the
baby
nequalled
at
our
low
prices.
Anne
after
her
mother.
The
prime
our
attractive
lines
including
minister
usually
calls
his
wire
15
for
$1.00
Personals.
Also
manv
Annie
thoueh
she
Is
Anne
In
nU
Bfferent
boxed
assortments,
all
her
friends.
.
money
makers.
Canada's
fa-
The
llmelicht
on
Mrs.
Chamber-
j)rite
"21
card
assortment
Is
lain
has
brought
put"
the
fact
that
.net
ever
produced,
sells
for
It
was
she
who
persuaded
Eng-
00,
y:;ur
profit
50c.
Make
bla
land's
present
prime
minister
tc
in
on
these
fast
selling
long
o,,o
as
1933
when
he
was
a
published
by
the
largest
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
he
If
dir.-
Ttny
of
Its
kind
ln
Canada
told
the
press
she
shared
his
secr-
i-'s
from
coast
to
coast,
rets.
'She
has
shared
all
mv
ft
easier
orders.
No
experience
plans;
she
has
been
privy
to
all
Jt'ary
Write
for
free
sample
my
secrets:
she
has
never
divulged
Agents
also
wanted
!n
on."
he
said.
tana
Fa.
!?r
towns.
Liberal
commls-
Of
Irish
parentage,
she
has
vlv-
riendly
service.
Premier
aclty.
humor
and
noise
that
Is
1
Guild,
570
Seymour
St.
Van-
never
ruffled.
Mrs.
Chamberlain
:rotto
is
ueve
GOOD
MINE
-
husband
and
plays
Bach.
She
Is
!an
excellent
pianist.
I
Others
in
Spotlight
Lady
Diana
Duff
Cooper,
wife
ol
the
ex-First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
and
noted,
beauty
who
once
played
the
part
of
the
nun
ln
Max
Rein-
hardt's
miracle
play,
also
came
ln
ment
work
has
been
pro-
for
a
snare
ot
publicity.
On
the
QUletly
during
the
past
-,v
hpr
hnshnnrl
rpslfrnpH
frnm
crcn
the
GrottO
group
Of
gold
V,
onhlnPt
sht
nnnpnrpH
In
fhp
ms
ne
r
Pitman
station
on
the
iadies.
gauery
of
the
House
In
a
wauona.
uauways
ana
trim
navy
suit
and
hat
designed
nnienr?
have
besn
made
to
the
after
the
fa.shion
of
a
yachting
J
o
impling
plant
with
grat-
can.
"S
re
nits
accordine
to
Jack
De-i
Annthnr
trrnnrlmifViPr
n-Vin
Vine
w0
nas
Deen
0n
a
v,sU
to
faeen
appearing
jn
print
js
Lon-
j'
.
don's
Lady
mayoress-elect,
Lady
unnj
1938
great
strides
have
Bowater,
who
savs
her
hobby
l
n
made
and
the
nronertv
defin-
hr
y
takl
?
on
a
much
mars
ValU-
la
i-iKtnmnrv
T.nHu
nnwnfpr
hn
ap
ln
vjew
of
tne
diSCOy.
Qh0Sgn,
teji
maids
of
honor
for
thcl
j,Cai
uhu
jjamtu-
ceremony
oi'nerj
nijana
.
jnsiair
when
one
notes
the
increased
lation
as
Lord
Mayor."'tfnly
sYoT
ore
values
being
obtained
from
the
maids
are
grown
up.
They
wes
t
iken
as
tunnelling
pro-
elude
Miss
Rosemary
Dawson.
bii-mer
aepth
on
tne
out-
youngest
daughter
of
Lord
andj
face
a"rrVQ
1
iirirllh
lt
M
KIm
rnnl
TnnttnrA
I
nes
Rave
2.86
ounces
cold,
worth
rlniiohtprnf
thp
rptlrlno-
Iird
Mnv-
'foxim'trsy
$100
pcr
ton
and
or;
Mlss
Whitehead,
whose
father
j!
om
race
of
No.
3
tunnel;
Is
an
official
ln
the
South
African
'
5
feet,
from
the
surface,
gaye
government,
The
others,
who
are
Jf5
of
2
90
nunpp
wnrlh
inif(V
mpmhprs
nf
thp
fnmllv.
InrliiHp
J"
Eold
alone
and,
ln
view
of
grand-daughters
and
a
great-
C0PPcr
content
not
niece.
lurt
"aca
a
in
values
shqwn,
makfs
.
excellent
erarin
nr
"tSWanted
To
Be
-
svi
inner
zane
ii
.
grabble
Creek
200
feet
from
A
.
Aff
funnel
from
which
value,
of
AriHY
UlllCer
aA
?l!vo
i
i
S1-
.1
ep
i
j
....
X
.
...
j
u
ana
all
of
these
carry
TORONTO,
uci.
ji:
iu-j-aq-
tm
tr
31,,
nunc.s
of
gold,
.31)
dressing
a
Congress
of
the
Sal-
011110'
"
n
I.
AM
Armu
Vioro
linn
Alhprf
,,4
"ici
uiiu.i
i.ufniJVT4
vuwuii
ili-aii
n
9pct'ons.
micrp-
Mattnews,
weuierniin
uuvriuui
u4
i
anv
c
anlnri
rhiWmvrltp
OnLirln.
said
that
It
had
been
his
'm.
.tr
vxrlie,
hP.Q?)te
q.y
petzlte
youthful
ambition
to
become
a
Thp
,v
;
,
,
'
.I,.
1
urr"nce
of
nltzlte,
10
to
rnnfinslze
1-...,,,
,,.,,,
.hinments
of
ore
have
been
L?,
-?1
th1'
mineral
in
Northern
made
to
the
Prince
Rupert
sampl
iT7n
Columbia.
Ine
plant
and
a
small
crew
of
men
ths
nrnnprtv
nrenarlnB
rv
tu
U4
U1C
property
nre
"
.
.
r
.
ith
!"uslastlc
and
hold
great
for
the
winter
operations..
'"I
in
fiit.,
...
.
.....
r
.7
.
'
-.u.
ji.
ctr
Vp
nf
thp
veins.
vu,c
POSSlOUltleS
or
thlS
4!''
'
'
,uV
r
POWt
u3pect
tj-0
...liu
nii
timet
,1114
callv
strike
11
at
right
Pcuirt.
1C!eni
indications
winca
uu
H.v...-..,
-
LUd
Point,
.
to
thi.i,.
an,iM.tn
the
main
sheared
zone,
r,nK
Pronr-rt,,
:
-
..
mnrtv
nosslbilltles
not
snt
f)lt
'
"ie
noi
too
ais-
give
w"
rr-y
-
mure
Tn
fon
tn
e
overlooked,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Coun
j
a.
D.
Johnaton
Co.)
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
.25.
'
Big
Missouri,
.31.
Bralorne,
9.50.
Aztec,
.0512.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.30.
Dentonla,
.022.
Golconda,
.07.
Minto,
.0312.
Falrview,
.05'2.
Noble
Five,
.034.
Pend
Orielle,'2.10.
Pioneer.
2.50.
Porter
Idaho,
.03
2.
Premier,
2.26.
Reno.
.28.
Relief
Arlington,
.13
(ask).
Reward,
.05.
Salmon
Gold,
.03.
Taylor
Bridge,
.022.
Premier
Border,
.01
(ask).
Pllbak
Premier,
1.80.
Home
Gold,
.01
Indian,
.012.
Quatslno,
.04.
Oils
A
P.
Con.,
.17.
Calmont,
.28.
C.
&
E..
2.40.
i
Freehold,
.04.
Hargal,
.25.
McDaugal
Segur,
.13.
Mercury,
.06.
Okaita.
1.50.
Pacalta,
.00
.
Home
Oil,
1.20
(ask).
1
Toronto
Beattie,
1.22.
Central
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2.45.
Gods
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29.
Litle
Long
Lac,
2.75.
McKenzle
Red
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1.32.
Pickle
Crow,
5.15.
San
Antonio,
1.20.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
1.48.
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Gold,
.05.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.40.
Oklend,
.18.
Mosher.
.18.
Madsen
Red
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.47.
Stadacona,
Jb2.
Francoeur,
.2
Hi.
'
Moneta.
120.
Bouscadillac,
.09.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.35.
Bankfleld.
J30.
East
Malartlc,
2.18.
Preston
E.
Domei
1.4?-Hutchison
Lake,
.04
tawMjn
vhlte,
'.02ft.
Aldermac,
J58.
Kerr
Addison.
1.75.
Uuchl
Gold,
1.47.
Int.
Nickel,
55
50.
Noranda,
79.00.
Cons.
Smelters,
65.25.
tAh.ona,
.082.
Hardrock,
1.93.
Barber
Larder,
.17.
Fernland,
.17.
Burns
Lake
Has
Prosnerous
Fall
A
BURNS
LAKE,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
-
Mining
activity
and
a
record-breaking
number
of
hunters
going
1
Man
in
the
Moon
This
Is
the
feast
of
All
Hallows
usually
known
as
Hallowe'en.
This
i?
the
night
when
ghosts
are
walking
!
Children
wandering,
people
talking.
Apples
on
this
night
taste
good
So
do
peanuts
as
they
should.
Fireworks
bang
to'
frighten
devils
And
preserve
us
from
all
evils,
CZECHS
TO
COMEBACK
Masaryk's
Slate
s
Sure
They
Will
Retrieve;
Reverses
BRYN
MAWR,
Pa.,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
The
Czechs
will
"come
back
again,"
declares
Dr.
Herbert
Adol-phus
Miller,
goateed
American
pro
fessor
who
helped
draft
the
Tls
the
night
for
fun
and
frolic
Czechoslovak
declaration
of
inde-
But
refrain
from
things
bucoll;.
pendence.
9
Klftlner
irt
Vile
cfit1
-v
tna
tlnm
The
peacocks
at
Beacon
Hill
Park
aboJut
Mawr
can
he
Ieminisces
jVlctorla
are
a
constant
source
,
of
hU
rriendshlp
with
the
late
Thorn-interest
to
children.
The
ether
day
M
k
nrst
vvesMenl
of
the
one
of
the
visitor?
saw
one
of
the
Czh
reDubuc
peacocks
with
its
tall
spread.
Turning
to
Its
mother
she
said:
"Look,.
"The
Czechs
came
back
before,"
mcther,
look,
there's
a
chicken
ln
Dr.
Miller
says.
"It
took
them
30C
full
bloom."
years
to
recpyer
from
the
licking
t
'
the
Germans
game
them
in
the
The
statue
of
liberty
at
the
en-
Thirty
years
War
but
they
came
trance
to
Ntfw
York
Haibci
is
.being
back.
They
will
again.
There'll
hs
repaired.
Evidently
.the'rs
Is.
hope
a
period
of
hardship,
perhaps
vas-for
the
United.
States
yet.
salage,
put
the
spirit
of
Dn
Thom-
t
'
Masaryk
will
pull
them
Tips
are
forbidden
in
some
rest-
thrpu?h."
aurants
and
so'were
apples
In
the
Garden
of
Eden.
i
There's
one
thing
about
Parlia-rrjent,
It
never
seems
to
brea!t
the
speed
laws.
In
the
high
school
they
say
ttere
,are
girls
whare
poor
at
addition
and
subtraction
but
'they
are
experts
at
attraction.
C0MMITED
FOR
TRIAL
The
friendship
of
Dr.
Miller
and
Dr.
Masaryk
started
when
both
were
at
the
University
of
Chicago
in
1904.
The
man
who
was
to
become
the
Czech
liberator
depended
greatly
on
his.
American
col-
!
league
to
promote
the
Czech
cause
I
This
year
Toronto
had
f
Jowers
jn
the
Unlted
states
VVhen
the
blooming
In
the
gardens
at
the
t)me
came
for
the
to
re.
middle
of
October
F-lfUpHv
nounce
'Austria-Hungary
and
set
there's
something
good
ln
"Toronto
ap
"their
6wn
government,
Dr.
Mll-the
Qqpd"
in
spite
of
what
her
de-
jer
djrected
a
practical
rewriting
;
tractors
say.
0jf
their
declaration
of
Independ
ence
as
conceived
by
Masaryk.
Rewrote
Declaration
That
took
place
ln
Washington
on
the
afternoon
of
October
15,
1918.
Masaryk's
secretary
went
tc
Our
fears
are
our
worst
enemies.
Dr.
Miller's
hotel
room
and
handed
And
yet
I
never
heard
whisky
call-
him
an
envelope,
saying:
"This
is
ed
"Fear"
'
the
Czechoslovak
declaration
of
Independence:
the
professor
wants
The
other
day
I
was
reading
you
to
put
It
In
good
English."
nhnut.
th"e
nerson
that
ate
diet
'in-
"I
read
it
over."
Dr.
Miller
re-
stead
of
food
and
yet
I
notice
that
calls.
"Its
form
was
academic
and
i
nTT
thp
mmrasinM
farm
iournals
very
un-American
and
I
felt
that
and
even
the
newspapers
are.
p,Ub-
it
should
be
completely
rewritten.
JiShing
hundreds
of
recipes
for
more
I
P"t
it
in
my
pocket
and
I
went
or
less
attractive
dishes.
out
to
sit
on
a
bench
ln
Lafayette
I
Square
(ln
front
of
the
White
House)
wondering
how
to
proceed.
"Gutzon
Borglum,
the
sculptor,
and
an
associate
happened
along.
I
stated
my
problem
and
asked
fhem
If
they
could
help
me.
At
7:30
that
night
seven
of
us,
including
the
president's
secretary,
gath-
?red
In
a
back
office
on
Sixteenth
.Manslaughter
Char6e
Agajnst
We
and
pasted
until
Street
cu
Decker
Lake
Woman
to
be
Heard
had
made
11
into
a
form
that
rwe
Here
Here
Next
ext
Snrine
Spring
bg
effecUye
to
the
American
public.
At
1:30
a.m.
we
!
BURNS
LAKE.
Oct.
31:
(CP)
finished.
Mrs.
Tilda
Moe
of
Decker
Lake
has
The
document
was
aoproved
antf
i
been
committed
for
Vial
at
the
three
days
later
the
Czechosloyal:
:
spring
assizes
in
Prince
Rupert
on
nation
was
born
by
proclamation.
1
a
charge
of
manslaughter
following
Though
depressed
by
Germany
s
the
shooting
of
Martin
Mostue
on
bloodless
conquest
of
Sudeten
October
9.
Mrs.
Moe
said
she
shot
Czechoslovakia.
Dr.
Miller
does
not
n
fnt-fna
n
mlctitn
fnr
a
Tnrvncp
fpol
Vil
wnrlr
la?
fruitless.
through
here
into
the
TweedsmuU
-Czechoslovakia
became
to
the
,wh)le
hunUng
A
coroner.s
jury
Park
country
have
helped
to
make
had
returned
a
verdict
of
negli-
world
the
symbol
of
democracy,"
;hls
a
very
prosperous
fall
for
gence
In
connection
with
the
trag-
he
declares.
"She
still
may
be
the
3urns
Lake.
edy.
torch-bearer."
SEVENTY-NINE
KILLED
IN
BRITISH
MINE
DISxVS
TER
m
In
one
of
the
greatest
mine
disasters
ln
England,
79
miners
were
killed
and
30
seriously
Injured
n
a
series
of
disastrous
explosions
ln
the
Markham
Collljry,
D
uckmanton,
Derbyshire,
Eng.
Relatives
of
the
entombed
miners
are
shown
grouped
about
t
he
pithead
of
the
mine,
left,
as
rescue
workers
tolled
to
reach
the
trapped
men.
All
available
ambulances,
doctors
and
nurses
were
rushed
to
the
mine
following
the
explosions.
One
of
the
a
mbulances
Is
shown,
right,
leavo
ing
the
pithead
with'
some
sof
'the
Injured,
Survivors
of
the'dlsas
ter
are
shown,
lower
right,
recovering
from
their
harrowing
experience
ln
the
hospital.
MORE
1
1
.
TnrJ-
DAua
2vEra
"FSDSFrrs
HEAT
FOR
Less
Money
Help
Support
he
Region
that
IIelp.i
Support
You.
Over,
Tlieq
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IHIV
ink
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FOR
WALL
AND
CEILING
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ss.
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Walls
and
Ceilings
A
RICH
FLAT
FINISH
that
will
not
rub
off.
crtck,
chip
orfitef
Mde
in
18
Tints
nd
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Beautiful
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Durable
40c
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Half
Package
75c
per
Package
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HARDWARE
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STREET
Phone
311
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL,
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
jjg(j
QQ
fiOQ
$39,75
Fjlff
RETURN.
Meals
;
and
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
RETURN.
Berths
Included
-4
Reduced
Rates
to
yancouver
also,
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
1939,
inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1939..
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
568
If
Convenient
please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office1
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HOTEL
ROOMS
and
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51
For
Best
Household
Coal
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,
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
Ss.
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Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
"PRINCESS
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NORAH"
Oct.
28th
Nov.
7th,
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28th
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Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
Sale
Nov,
1st,
1938
to
Feb.
28th,
1939.
Final
Return
Limit
March
31st.
1939
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PUONR
57
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CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPAN.Y
OF
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LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
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Fertilizer
Brand
Chemical
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
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Superphosphates,
Complete
Fertilizers
J
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
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