Thursday,
October
13,
1938.
Fragrant
and
Delicious
"SALAD
A"
TEA
mi
1
O
1
Tonight's
train,
lilfee
LlIlKS
OOCiai
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
tvening
Lnjoyed
Rebekahs
and
gather
at
I)e
er
of
the
Mac
West
and
Vera
u......,
.""""",
-
Oddfellows
Fore-!Bcatrlc6
1(xial
hallbut
boats
lcIl
Dawson
after
a
brief
trip
to
Van.-,
llghtful
Affair
!on
lasl
nvpninc's
train
for
En-lcouver-
T.nst
evcnlmr
members
of
the
"
a
'"
"U''""B.
"
.y"
the
same
train
went
uoDcn
mc
",'
Oddfellows'
and
noKov-ih
Rebekah
TnHrp
Lodges
.
ate
the
seventy-eighth
birthday
of
the
founding
of
the
Rebekah-Odd-fellowshlp
by
Colfax.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley,
Noble
Grand
of
Centennial
Rebekah
Lodge,
gave
an
in-snirine
address
about
the
princi
ples
PICO
Vji
of
the
illv
Ul
order,
Ull,
the
,
AW
characters
ww."w
winter
at
Lockeport,
Nova
Scotia.
Trail
Rangers
Getting
Active
Mendelssohn
Studied
at
Opening
and
turn
his
fcet.
Gatherins
Yesterday
rtiiernoon
With
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
in
Charge
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
held
its
of
Mr
Gonlon
Danieis.
uio
toutui
Avenue
Ea.st.
the
progiam
oeing
m
charge
of
Mra,
J.
C.
Gllker
who
r
ad
an
i
-.-.
tin?
piper
on
th
early
par'
cf
Felix
Mendelssohn',
life,
A
very
acceptable
program
featured
Mendelssohn
music.
The
program
was
as
follows
Pl;ina
solo,
"Consolation,"
F.
J.
Smith.
Vocal
solo,
"The
Moon,"
Mrs.
L.
C,
Jensen.
Piano
rolo.
"Song
Without
VJrds."
Mrs
Bernard
Lundahl.
Vocal
duet.
"Home
Far
Away,"
Mrs.
H
N.
Brockletby
and
Mrs..R.
G
u
Large.
Large.
The
minutes
were
then
read
anc"
the
dues
collected
by
the
secret-
nrv-trcasurer.
Tom
Forrest.
ThcrH
Itnn
on
-th
program
was
dteciisMon
on
DidRe
wotK
the
who'e
rroup
Is
taking
the
col
pcfor's
hadte.
In
the
business
ivrlod
there
to
i
fli.wwnn
or
a
'av
wn'cn
to
b
h'd
sori
tlm
In
the
first
week
of
Dpcmbor.
The
boys
an
hoolnc
to
makf
."'ini
bruits,
carve
j
radd'.s
and
other
handicraft,
to.
I
.
l
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haldor
Wahl
andi
g
I
three
sons,
Howard,
Steiner
and
Ar
inri
their
friends
sjent
a
social
cv-,
'
.
,.
unr
ift
nn
last,
rvenine's
train
for
-
-
-
..p
anQ
umar
mcuouluu
oi
uie
ening
In
the
Oddfellows
Hall
on
d
thc,New
York
where
they
will
embark
vmirth
.
41.
Avenue
A.rnr.n
IT
East
!
C
I
to
trt
nntTl
commemor
tTl
PITI
Of-I
i
.
.
.
n
41
f
1
r.l
October
19
on
the
liner
Oslofjord
for
a
visit
to
Oslo,
Norway.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Gilbert,
who
are
leaving
Terrace
to
rcsiae
in
California,
will
arrive
lri
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
tonight's
train
bl
Ulll
and
sail
www
aboard
the
steamer
being
portrayed
by
members
of
the.
Sermon
Heard
and
Business
Dealtjprince
George
for
Vancouver.
wp
Trhousrhtout
this
address
With
Last
Night
an
pn.nvnblc
nrozram
was
Inter-
1
J.
J.
Little,
general
manager
or
orspH
rnmistlntr
of
a
solo
bv
Mrs.'
The
third
meeting
of
the
Hawks
the
Northern
British
Columbia
i
norfipiH
MrKinlnv.
accomnanled
by!
Trail
Ranger
Camp
took
placo-inpower
Co..
sailed
on
the
Prince
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gllker,
piano
duet
by
Miss
the
Trail
Ranger
Room
in
urst
Ruth
Nelson
and
Miss
Jean
Mc-
United
Church
last
night.
Lean,
solo
by
Miss
Betty
Wood,.
ac-
The
meeting
commenced
with
companled
by
Miss
Ruth
Nelson,.
the
opening
ceremony
by
Chief
piano
duet
by
Mrs.
Garfield
Mc-'
Ranger
Grant
Davey.
Then
the
a
,.
t
r.
nnvpr
and
program
took
the
form
of
a
devo-
..,-''
u..
MlSSeS
!..
'
tlonal
UUIlOl
JA-HUU.
oerlod.
The
c
jjicjivui
mentor
read
ituu
George
yesterday
afternoon
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
on
company
business,
returning
this
evening.
...e,
...
.heel?
The
head,
or
course,
con-i
un
i""""
.
r:.
iorved
bv
the
commiuce
in
cnaiKc
.
.
:
which
consisted
of
Mrs
J.
W.
McKlnley
as
general
convenor,
being
assisted
by
Mrs.
T.,
H.
Prlost,
Mrs.
J
S.
Irvine.
Mrs.
G.
V-Wilklnson
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
Ladies'
Music
Club
Resumed
trolled
the
heel
and
a
wrong
thoucht
could
start
one
In
the
wrong
direction.
A
good
thought
turned
one
away
from
temptation
i
People
could
often
save
themselves
stops,
worry
and
trouble
If
they
ti-nnlrl
nntv
think
first.
Thoucht
tvrenn
uTiiifi
think
on
his
wavs
wegian-American
liner
Oslofjord
for
a
visit
to
their
native
home
of
Bergen,
Norway.
vaihniin
Td"c.
Scandinavian
Fa
therefore,
mcreiore,
was
was
to
wj
have
nave
clean,
ciean,
kuuu
good.tcrnity
iciuiky
ui
of
America,
niuciv.,
neia
.
its
...w
monm
Hallbcrg
In
the
chair.
Following.
the
meeting
refreshments
were
.erved
and
a
pleasant
social
hour
enjoyed
by
all.
Miss
Elizabeth
McLeod
R.N.,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Mc
fl
st
mflc'l
:lt
of
the
new
season
Tom
porrpst
and
Allan
large
ara
Leod
whQ
graduated
as
a
nurse
in
yvsterday
afternoon
at
the
home;taWn(J
tne
SPC3jer's
badge
while.
victoria
Victoria
a
a
few
few
months
months
ago.
ago.
was
was
a
a
I
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
wuu
nSuk
Piano
wlo,
"Hunting
Song,
Mrs;
-
,ettcr
ar)p)?areri
In
Coun-
Beverly
Hills.
California,
and
Dr.
v.
WW....-.V...
...
r'niirr.
wsrprnnv
hil'.iiuiui
iuu
an
...
...
-
-
-
3
.
-i
Vocal
r-olo,
"Sulclka,"
Mrs.
J.
G.
M:Klnley.
Piano
duet,
"Mlummcr
Night's
Dream,"
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
MeWatcrs,
II
II
I
I
M
1
1
I
lss
smsi
.
1
J
t
need
Is
tupplied
by
Shredded
t.ffl.f
Jtot;W,ft
Wheat
In
most
delicious
form
that
-
p
J"SDOe0
Is
easily
digested.
Serve
Shredded
(I
J
;
.
jfaZTftr-'
Wheat
every
day
to
every
one
of
the
:
.
j
--SjQ
thHanadian
hod
wheat
.AS
'
'
P
!3S
i
THE
DAILY
NfiWB
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
D.
Zarelli
and
William
Schria-
Phone
112
Taxi;,
new
heated
cars,
berg
sailed
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
for
a
trip
to
Tulse-f
quan.
They
expect
to
oe
i
about
two
weeks.
Miss
Adeline
Clifford
of
this
city
Mrs.
T.
Johnfon
of
Toft
Edward
away
i
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
prince
-
i
.
.
George
for
Vancouver,.
jjT.
Harvey"
'wasHhe
speaker
to
will
leave
on
Fridav
evening's
train
day
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
i
'for
fnr
Hazel
iTaioitnn
ton
nhpri.
where
she
shi
will
will
nav
pay
a
a
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Kunen
Rotary
notary
C
uiud
wun
'visit
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
President
W,L.
Coateslh'
due
from
thecharles
cllfford
m.
Rpv
w
a
npddcs.
Anelican
(Church
Dishop
of
the
Yukon,
was
aboard
the
Princess
a
Passenger
Capt.
Sinclair
(Red)
Pierce,
own-!
u.
of
.
.
.
it
.V..
mAfnrA
nnrtVl
ac
fnr
fle
TIa7-
l
.
rnM
,nnAiti
rainpr
I'm
will,
iiiislu.i.u
i.u.
.
-
....
o
lurv
trial
which
he
had
at
first
elton
and
brought
their
car
on
here
chosen.
The
trial
has
been
set
ior
tomorrow
afternoon.
There
was
a
good
attendance
oi
a
DaUy
New?
cInsslned
ad-members
and
dainty
refreshments
vertlsement
for
best
results.
were
served
by
the
hostess.
.
Dy
rail,
?ant,u
yeon-iua
oikiiiii
on
the
Prince
George
to
make
the
round
trln
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
thence
through
to
Vancouver
this
evening
enroute
home.
the'
chair:
H.
L-
Faulkner,
well
known
Juneau
attorney,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
England
recently,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
returning
to
the
Al-jskcltal;
Jr':
TAKE
THE
LEAD
OUT
OF
YOUR
LEGS
Ct
Oijn
in
Tour
BU4
nj
TmI
Get
Pep
that
Send
To
Boundinj
Vt
tf
Stairi
,
Pfoplt
who
amotk'ar'to
4ti
4U
Wom'
oinen
ku
iMn
eomtlcUI,
evt'oC
from
them.
Jutt
r
ottif
roa
r
llowlr
moUt'
(ring
If
your
Ho4
Uclu
rd
eorpuulct.
IUd
corpuiclts
tr
roar
oxrvk-rrriri.
Thty
ctrrr
th
mrrtn
roa
brntht
in
to
er.
try
part
or
your
i;iun.
w
iioout
raoufn
0x7-ln-crrlnt(
torpucli,
out
UdMrt,
llr,
tomach
and
boweli
alow
down.'
Your
akin
gtta
pale,
flabby,
often
pimply.
Your
.serve
may
become
Jittery
you
tire
quickly
feel
depreaied.
.
What
you
need
ta
Dr.
WlllUmi
Pink
Pllli.
Theae
world-famoui
pl)la.Jielp
make
more
and
better
red
eorpuidea
and
thua
increae
the
oiygenarrylaf
power
-of
yoor
Wood.
Get
Dr.
WUIiaraa
Pink
Pilla
today
at
your
druggist
See
for
yourself
how
quickly
this
Ume-proTcn
blood-builder
will
help
cire
you
lack
your
pep.
cw.ii.9.T.rwO..L.
Rt.
Rev.
E.
M.
Bunoz
O.M.I.,
Ro-.
F.
Soucle,
superlntehderit
for
the
I
ootVinKn
ulcVinn
nt
Nnrthprn
I
Drliu
Ai
Qir1'rur
,nf
nlann
and
Violin
trio
by
jnaii
vai.iiuni,
.
wunun
uimse.wi,;",,)!"...-
.p.7.
tT-uu
ori
Psalm
119.
verses
59-64
and
the!
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon.i
about
a
dozen
men,
-who
have
been
maln
th0USht
was
in
verse
59:
"x
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
ar
installing
the
new
steel
railway
MithMMon
ui
ISrei
ri
rtanMnlr
utp
enlovedithoug01
on
my
wav
and
turned
trip
to
Fraser
Lake
on
ecclestlastl-
brldge
at
Kayex
River
on
the
local
Cards
ana
aancing
-..re
e"J"
'v
fcet...
now
ofUm
was
heard
cai
business.
line
of
the
i
CanadlamNatlonal
Rall-
the
expression
"He
turned
on
hlsl
ways,
are
sailing:
tonlgnt
on
the
1
n.lnnn
rifiArna.
fnr
VfltlMIIVr
thp
tprspn
left
on
last
evenings
train
,
.
.
.
-
.
-
linn
navmi
uccix
cuiiiuictcu
..
.
r
T
Ua..
...Ill
rim
-1
u
ior
new
xom
whciu
uicj
mi-
bark
October
19
aboard
the
Nor
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
O.
E.
Ford
and
W;
S.
Manuel,?
i
Vancouver;
Mrs.
ti.
u.
ieyens,i
thoa?hU
so
that,
when
faced
with
ly
meeting
Tuesday
nignt
at
in
gkidegate;
John
Borden,
Chicago;'
imu-nrthv
nr
riprf'radinff
thlnes.
a
.
Mptronole
Hall.
Hall.
President
President
Knut
Knut
t
tm
Seattle;
cnotfio
vo'itvi
Keith.
John-t
.tnhn.i
Don
E.
Llllle.
son,.
San
Franclscd;.
C.
M.
Wejls.
Anchorage;
J
A.
Amundsen,
Jun
eau.
Central.
'
C.
B.
Fie
win
andiQ
fi.
Brown;
Port
Simpson.
,
,.i
Knox
;
F.
Stevenson.
Anvoxi
-Mr.
and
Mrs
JoneSi
Vancouver;
N.
Dann,
passenger
auuuiu
w;
riav.oo
i
Ketchikan;
w,
aaan
&mners.
Royal
Peter
Chow,
I.
Johanseh
and
D.
Milne,
city;.
E.
S,
Surbee,.
Edmonton;
G.
A.
Johansen
Jr.,
Dlgby:
Mrs.
ren
ai
ineir
siau.
mr.pt.inp
mrptlns
vpsterdav
vesterdav
afternoon
afternoon
to
to
a
dauehter
was
born
at
After
the
bus'ness.
the
boys
en
-
cCnsk,cr
what
steps
mlght
be
tak-.prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
oved
community
sinclnc
led
by;
.
.
have
M,
the
lru.nl
local
plpvntor
elevator,
n.int.si.
neinhpr
11
11
tn'-
ln'';Mr'"nnrl'
Mr!
'and'
Mrs1
Mrs:
f!:
C:
the
mcnto-.
One
of
the
songs
was
"Cannibal
Kins.
lse
this
morning
going
through
to
Juneau
where
she
will
take
a
position
on
the
staff
of
St.
Anne's
Hospital.
The
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
a
en
to
-
BiitTii
BAZAAR
the
on
G:
brought
into
use.
Telegrams
were
.
Gustafson,
Eighth
Avenue
West.
,Ar.rr,ri
cent
tn
nt.t.nwn
In
c.onnec-
"
Th
meeting
was
closrd
at
9:15
1".:?.
I
"
V".
v
,
,
tion
wun
me
maiiei.
rwiunm
with
a
friendship
circle
ahd"Taps.
w"n.,m
ln
th
phalr.
TAKING
SPEEDY
TRIAL
Earl
Batt,
Datt,
charged
charged
with
with
damag-
damag-
i,
iVlULVUltUIlt
'
-
Announcements
All
advertisements.
In
tbti-coL--.
amn
will
be
charged
for
t
full
month
ftt
25
a
word
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
12,
13.
ott
Canadian
October
19.
"The
Manse'
Legion
W..
A.
Bazaar1
Eagle's
Bridge,
October
19.
United
Anniversary
Supper
20.
I
Hospital
Auxiliary
Home,
October
:
21.
Tea
Nurses
-
St.
Peter's
Parish
Hall
Dance,
October
21.
.
Lutheran
tiazaar
October
22.
-
M
Hill
60
Tea
October.
27.
Country
Fair,
Oddfellow's.
Ilall,
October
27,
Gyro
Club's
secpnVahhual
iolJ
lowe
cn
Masquerade,
octoocr
m.
Hyggas
Bazzar,
Friday,
Oct.
28.
Ma
'tmfmmml
Sonja's
BazaarrNovemI5erJ4.
Baptist
Banaar-November
5.
Presbyterian
Bazaar
war
lioy,
V3.
.
Cathedral
Christina
Bazaar
NO'
vembcr
17.
.
'
'';t
St.
Peter's'
Church
Bajjaftr
Nov
ember
2.
n
s
vt,i
PROCEEDING
Catholic
ladies
Opened
AnnuadVVfc
fair
Yesterday
and
it
is
continuing
Today
With
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCafferyas
general
convener,
the
annual
Catholic
bazaar
is
now
In
progress
at
the
narlsh
hall.
The
affair
com-
menced
yesterday
aiternoon
wun
the
tea
room
and
various
booths.
all
distinctively
decorated,
ply-
lne
a
busy
trade
from
the
many
callers.
Last
nleht
the
official
opening,
took
place
with
City
Com-.
mlssloner
W.
J.
Alder
officiating.
This
afternoon
the
bazaar
contln
ues
and
tonight
there
will
be
the
drawings
In
the
raffles.
In
general
charge
of
the
tea
room
Is
Mrs.
Henry
Doiron
assisted,
by
Mrs.
;W.
Whiffln,
Mrs.
Miller,
Mrs.
Sylvester
and
Miss
Pulmlra
Astorl.
Pourinz
are
Mrs.
J.
F.
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
'M.
P.
McCaffery
with
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno
as
cashier.
Servlteur.s
are
Miss
Tpna
Blain,
Miss
Marie.
Balagno,
Mrs.
Gordon
Viereck,
Mrs.
G,
P:
Lyons,
Mrs.
W.
A.
Pierce
Mrs.
G.
W
Nlckerson
and
Mrs.
F.
St.
Amour.
Ladies
in
charge
of
the
various
booths
are;
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
E.
J.
Fltzpat-.YLck'.-Mrd.
Leo
Dplron
and
Mrs
Eugene
Fltzpatrlck.
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
Louis
Amadio
and
Mrs.
Schaeffer.
Candy
Mrs.
Arthur
Murray
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Qlllls.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
R.
E.
.Moore
and
Mrs.
Peter
DeJong.
.Hof.Dogs
Mrs.
Arthur
Smith
and
-
-v
M;rs.
Fred
-
Riffou.
.
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...
Timely
Recipes
AUTUMN
MENUS
I
Takinc
Into
consideration
tne
importance
of
serving
wholesome,
foods
so
that
tne
neaavn
oi
wic
familv
mav
be
safeguarded,
the
following
day's
menu
Is
suggested.!
.
.
.
.
JUU
as
appropriate
ior
use
at
ui
season.
The
menus
are
typical
of
many
which
will
provide
well
balanced
meals
at
moderate
cost.
Breakfast
Apple.
Sauce
Bacon
,
Toast'
.
Milk
for
Children
,
!
Lunch,
or
iSupper
,.
Scrambled'
Eggs
on
Toast
i
Celery
Hearts
Bread
and
Butter
Caramel
Junket
Cookies
Milk
for
Children
Dinner
t
Roast
Beef
or
Beef
Stew
Whipped
Potatoes
"
Creamed
Cauliflower
Sliced
Tomatoes
i
Ice
Cream
Milk
for
Children
HEALS
ECZEMA
Hpfp
Is
a
clean,
stainless:
Denetrat
'
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1
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J.H...A4
jng
antiseptic
now
uwpciusa
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chemists
at
trlfflns;
cost.
Not
only
does
this
great
heallns
antiseptic
oil
promote
rapid
and
neaitny
neanng
in
open
sores
ana
wounds
but
bolls
and
simple
Ulcers
are
relieved
and
cleanly
healed.
In
skin
diseases
the
itchinj
of
Eczema
Is
Instantly
stopped.
Pim-ples-r-skln
eruptions
dry
up
and
scaie
on
in
a
very
iew
aays.
ine
i
same
is
true
oi
tiaroers
iicn,
sail
About
two
hundred
persons
were
Rheum
and
other
inflammatory
in
attendance
at
the
social
last
I
skin
disorders.
.
.
.
..
...
v...
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-
r
.
i
j
night;
waiter
Smith
was
master
of
,
v?"
uul""1
io"";
a
rneiaia
ceremonies
and
there
was
music
by
unarne
uaiagno
s
orcnestra.
Oil
(full
strength)
In
the
original
bottle
at
Ormes
Ltd.
or
any
modern
drug
store.
.
Keep
thk
with
your
reclpca
Size
4
PEAS
Tlie
most
popular
sized
Peas
of
all.
Well-shaped,
matured
RfiYALClTY
Size
4
Peas
can
be
used
for
any
meal
arid
for
all
purposes
garnishing,
special
recipes
or
a
side
dish.
sMBBsWBslaWBBBMiis
7,
CHECK
the
PRICE
.
.
.
But
Check
FURTHER
Despite
claims
and
contradictions
of
others
R.C.A.
Victor
continues
to
lead
them
all
Giving
more
for
your
radio
dok
lar.
Atir
-
1
'"likl
HsBk
HM
CHECK
Performance,
Length
of
Life,
Dependability,
Service
Availability,
Reputation.
CHECK
Trade-In
Allowance
and
Trade-in
Value
Plus
Price
and
Terms.
CHECK
the
Maunf
acturcr
and
the
Dealer.
You
can't
SEE
all
these
hidden
values
on
the
circular
but
with
R.C.A.
Victor
YOU
KNOW
they're
there
Your
Dollar
is
Worth
100
Cents
Be
Sure
You
Get
it
.Consult
a
Specialist
Kaillo
Headquarters
Be
the
Life
of
the
Party
Pla.
Piano
Popular
Music
The
Professional
Style
HAROLD
DAVEY
Teacher
of
Piano
and
Plano-
Accordlon
Open
for"
Engagements
Parties,
Dances,
Receptions,
etc.
Music
With
Kythni
Reply
at
the
News
Clip
This
Ad
for
Rsf.
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,"
Theory
and
Harmony.
Phone
Green
390
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music.
Heintzman,
Nonllicimer
and
Lcsage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Ucsortoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
CRAFTS
MRS.
EDGCUMBE
Classes
In'
Leather
Work
Metal
Modelling,
etc.
Phone
BLACK
83C
(Powder
Puff
Bekuty
Shoppe
Permanents,
Marcels,
Finger-waves,
etc
Children's
Haircuts
a
Specialty.
Phone
Green
883
for
Appointment
Muriel
Eby
437
4th
E.
THE
SEAL
f
QUA
LTY
mm
Si
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
ynly
ifJmon
canning
company
with
-q
all
the
year
ro'iud
payroll
in
Prlnc
Hupert
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE.
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580
H.
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