March
0.
1M3.
looking;
FORWARD
Orchestra
and
ChoirJ
'
Versatility
proves
its
O..n,hronlzatlon
of
the
Capitol-
tan
orchestra,
and
choir
groups
will.
doubtless,
be
furtner
improve,
upon
a;
practice
proceeds
qnd,
mean-.,1.
Bii
those
wh.
attended
Sun
day
night
will
be
eagerly
lookipg
fnrward
to
the
next
contort
plan-
CATCH
COLD
EASILY?
.
VlCKS
VATRONOL
I
The
New
Miss,
McTavish
Last
Of
Class
Was,
Last
Survivorof
Nurses
Who
hepj
prevenf
.many
codi
Halo
Permanent
Our
hair
styles
must
change
to
suit
the
1938
spring
bonnets.
Let
us
create
for
you
a
more
charming
and
stylish
lffure.
Only
genuine
oil
solutions,
used
on
all
Urauuated
50
Years
Ago'M
Toronto
Ministerial
Ass'h
Meets
Rev.
K.
E.
Brandt
Reads
Paper
On
SermonOIaking
Stewart
Pastor
Welcomed
COLDS
HANG
AND
ON
?
XICKS
V
VapoR
ub
helps
end
a
cold
quicker,
full
ililj
l
thi
flan
tn
tach
Vlcl
fockatii
oeaoooooooiooHKiooioooooooooooowjooriH
f
1
permanent.?.
Modem
Beauty
Shop
530
THIRD
AVENUE
I'hope
917
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
JUST
ARRIVED
!
-NEW
TlUillMWOOL
MATS
At
TE
FAMOUS.
NUMDAli.
HUGS
4x0,
Price
I..-,
''one
775
visit
Our
Store-
nninllltVf'C
FLOOR
iuvriiunw
80c
and
$1.00
su-o.a
327,
T,lfrd(
Avenue
LOCAL.
NEWS.
NOTES
Gib
Taylor,
sailed,
yesterday,
af-
iternoon
on
the
Princess
Nprah,
tot
a
trip,
to,
Vancouver.
The
late
Miss
Kate
McTavlsh
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
H.N..
first
lady
superintendent
of
at
ll-
o'clock,
was
reported
Prince
Rupert
General
Hosnital
lnl3'
"Waning
to
be
running
on
newt:
of
whose
death
in
Tnmntn
tlrna.
has
been
received,
was
a
graduate
of
Toronto
General
Hospital
in
A,
C.
Small,
returned
to
the
city
18S8
and
hpr
nasslnw
rPTYIAIIflD
(Via
.
on
the
Catala
this
morning
after
bed
for
April.
.
last-
of
her-
class,
It
is
understood
llUM
th
round,
trip
to
Stewart
TJie
S1ze
of
bunaay
"?f"
she
was
one
of
the
first
ODeratlnir
and
An
business.
mojpiieu
-v
room
nurses
in
the
old
Vancouver!
"
:
taken,
taken,
The
Tne
response
response,
was
wus
full
&nd
n
m,
Rev.
w.
Ai
0eddeSi
1
was
.Nation
of
the
appreciation.
with
the
orchestra
and
choir
acquitting
themselves
with
credit,
the
Gyro
Club
sustained
the
preside
It
has
won
over
a
period
of
many,
years
now
in
the
sponsorship
of
good
entertainment
for
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
program
Sunday
night
presented
a
wide
enough
variety
of
moods
to
satisfy
all
tastes.
The
tuneful
Drlgo
"Serenade"
and
Lid-die's
smooth-flowing
"How
Lovely
Are
Thy
Dwellings,"
with
its
full
harmonies,
were
sultabje
for
opening
and
were
fittingly
enough
followed
by
the
chorus
In
"Come,
O
Blessed
Lord"
and."Bless-ThoU
The
Lord,
0
My
Soul."
The
"Miserere"
or
"Prison
Scene"
from
"II
Trova-tore'
by
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
and
A.
C
Cameron,
violinists,
and
the
choir
was
an
ambitious
undertaking,
In
lighter
vein
were
the
familiar
"Temple
Bells"
and
"Less
Than,
the
Dust.
Indian
love
lyrics
by
the
choir
The
humorous
Russian
folk
tong
'The
Goldflnchs
Wedding"
caught
the
fancy
of
the
audience.
The'
suite
of
Mozkowskl's
Snanlsh
Dances,
played
as
a
piano
quar-
(ette.
as
something
new
and
was
marked
by
precision
of
action
and
the
usual
skill
of
the
four
artists-Ma
E.
J.
Smith,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford,
C
P
Balagno
and
Dr.
W.
A.
Riddell.
The
condition
of
the
In-ttruments
used
was
no
encourage-Etnt
to
the
artists.
"Gypsy
Chorus"
tnd
Have
You
Forgotten?"
(which
me
recognized
better
as
"Moon-BjU
and
Roses")
were
done
nicely
bj
the
choir
Salcctlons
from
"The
.
fM3y
were
timely
in
view
of
the
picture
now
being
shown.
Dr.
and
!
of
Atlin
Hospital
before
coming
to!can
fllshop-
r
me
Yuon-
was,
a
Erlpce
Rupert
In
1911.
Twenty
-Five
Years.
Ago
.March
8,
1813
tors.
R,
O,
Large,
handicapped
by
t
the
regular
monthly
meeting
their
precarious
perch,
won
an
ov-'
0f
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
atlon
with
their
vocal
duet
"Come
Association
yesterday,
Rev.
E.
E
to
the
Fair"
with
partial
orchestral
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
accompaniment.
"Who
Is
Sylvia?"
.church,
read
a.
paper
of
interest
tr
and
Allah's
Holiday,"
always
popu-'
clergy
on,
the
subject
of
"The
iar,
were
rendered
excellently
by
Making
of
a
Sermon."
Rev.
H.
G
the
choir
The
descriptive
and
col-
Funstoti,
pastor
of
the
Steward
orful
Flnlandla"
was
executed
with
Presbyterian
Church,
attended
the
8ood
effect
by
the
orchestra,
the
meeting
and
was
welcomed
by
choir
taking
part
In
the
Finnish
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
National
Anthem
which
Is
part
of!
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
the
number.
This
concluded
the,
and
president
of
the
Association
program
and
left
the
audience
hap-i
who
was
In
the
chair.
Business-py
and
tasteful
for
more.
G.A.IL
i
otherwise,
was
of
a
routine
nature
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
No-
rah
yesterday
afternoon
golnf,
thrpueh
Qn
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
A.
A.
McCue,
superintendent
of
Kasaan
cannery
near
Ketchikan
was
a,
passenger,
aboard
the
princess
Nprah
yesterday
afternoon
go-Ipg
thrpugl
on
a
trfp
to.
Seattle.
I
S.
Aivazoff,
purchasing
agent
fa
Rev.
F.
W.
Kerr,
pastor
of
First
the
Polaris-Taku
Mining
Co.
at
Presbyterian
Church,
has
replied
to
Tulsequah,
was
a,
passenger
aboard
a
criticism
or
the.
Dally
News
for
making
personal
references
in
his
sermons
on
the
social
evil.
Mr.
Kerr
says
he
has
no
regrets,
for
anything
he
said.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
and
Mrs.
Ker-gln
and
family
have
returned
from
a
six
months'
tour
to
cities
in
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States
including
New
York,
Philadelphia,
Boston,
Chicago,
Rochester,
Toronr
to,
Montreal
and
Ottawa.
Dr.
Kergln
was
taking
up
post-graduate
work.
The
body
of
Mlno
McFadden
of
Ladysmlth,
who
was
drowned
in
the
falls
of
the
Ecstall
River
on
Christy
mas
Eve,
has
been
recovered
and
Is
being
brought
to
the
city.
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
af
tcrnopn,.
going
through
on,
a
trip
to
Seattle
and
Califprhla,
p.
H.
Ganty,
storekeeper
for
the
White
Pass
&
Yukon
Route
at
Skagway,
and
Mrs.
Ganty
were
here
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
going
through,
on
a
trip
to
Seattle.
Carl
Thlele,
well
known
cannery
operator,
and
Herbert
KltUlsby.
who
is
foreman
of
his
Diamond
K.
cannery
at
Wrangell
jwere
passengers
aboard
the
Prin
cess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
go-Jng
thrpush
to
Seattle.
;
Archie
W.
Shiels,
president
of
the
Pacific
American
Fisheries
and
Mrs.
Shiels
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yester
day
afternoon
returning
to
their
home
in
Belllngham
after
spending,
a
few
days
visiting
in
Juneau
While
in
the
Alaska
capital,
Mi
and
Mrs.
Shiels
Shiels
were
were
the
the
guests
guests
of
of
Governor
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
sailed
yesterday
or
the
Princess.
Norah
for
a
rriqnWa
Vancouver,
tmd
Seattle.
There
was
an1
executive
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
today
preparatory
to
.the
regular
monthly
business
meeting
on
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery
sailed
yest
erday
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
Seattle
to
meet
Mr.
McCaffery
who
Is
returning
home
after
a
trip
to
California
for
the
benefit
of
his
health.
BLACKHEADS
Iton't
xiu-m
harkheailit-
-diwwlve
thm.
Gat
two
ounref
of
peroxine
powder
from
any
drug-
lor
and
rub
ntntly
with
wet,
hot
cloth
over
the
blackheaila.
Thejr
limply
dlfr-aolv
and
diaapiiear
by
thla
aafc
and
iur
thod.
Have
a
Hollywood
comtilexioo.
Mrs.
J.
Stevpn,
who
Is
the
prop
rletress
of
a.
store
at
Juneau,
was
a,,
passenger
Aboard
the
Princess,
Nprah
yesterday
afternoon
goinp,
through
oil.
a
trip
to
California,
Robert
Slmfyspn,
proprietor
of
the
well
known
Nugget
'Shop
at
'Juneau,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Nprah
yesterday
af
ternoon
going
thrqugh
on
a
trip
to
Seattle.
Mrs.
Lawrence
Carlson
and
daughter
Lorraine,
of
Juneau
were
passengers
aboard
the
Prln
cess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
go-
ling
through
to
Seattle
where
they
will
spend
a
couple
of
months
visiting
with
relatives.
Rev.
H.
G.
Funston,
pastor
cf
Stewart
Presbyterian
Church,
wll
'sail
by.
the
Prince
Rupert
tomor
row
afternoon
on
his
return
north
after
spending
the
past
week
In
the
city,
having
occupied
the
va
rant
pulpit
of
First
Presbytcrjap
Church
here
on
Sunday.
If.
1.
nI
XT
1
and
Mrs
John
W
Troy
LOCal
Man
Named
George
(Scotty)
Clark,
veteran
dQg
musher
of
the
Alaska
interior
who
has
been
carrying,
.mall
from
Ruby
into
the
Iditarpd
for
nine
teen
years
anq
has.
not
been
out
side
ip
twenty-nine
years,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
No
ah,
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
to
California
for
a
two
months'
holiday
trip.
Entire
Tourist
Ships
Already
Fully
Booked
The
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce
coming
here
early
this
dimmer
on
an
Alaska
cruise,
will
be
a
group
similar
to
that
which
s
made
a
voyage
north
on
the
Prince
Robert
about
the
same
time
last(
v-pnr
nrlor
to
the
ODenlng
of
the!
tour
Darty
will
arrive
by
special
train
July
22
and.
will
go.
north
to
Anypx
and
Stewart
and
thence
to
Vancouver,
aboard
the
sieamer
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George,
the
entire
spape
0".
whph,
has
bpen,
reserved
by
thq
party.
There
was,
to
have
been
a.
second,
sipillar,
party
in
August
but
it
has
been
canpelled.
Contractors
L.
-
i5
SEALED
TENDERS,
endorsed
"Tender
for
Hospital,
Prince
Rupert.1'
will
be
received
toy
Uia
Secretary,
Hoopltol
Board,
r.i
nnnert.
for
the
erection
and
rwnmletion
of
b
new
howpiul
at
Prince,
RlS!
Atwr.lfioatlons.
and
Oonlrftft
,
,
on
and
flJteT
the
Sevens
day
of
March
1938.
and
further
lnfor-i
matlon
obtained
t
ithe
rxpartment
of)
Public
Works,
Parliament
BuUdln-?a.(
iri-tn,!.
n.
c
and
nit
the
office
of
the
Becrtfcu-y.
Hospital
Board.
Prince
Ril-.
Copl
f
plans,
nieclflcatlqaw,
et.i.,1
enji
be
oWahied
from
the
Department
of
Public
Worlw,
Vlctmrta,
on
payment
of
a
delimit
of
25.00
which
will
b-4
refunded,
on
rotxuTi
at
ithq
plan
etc.,
!m
good
condition,
1
Each
-lender
must
be
accompanied
by,
nn
accepted
toiink
cheiie,
on
a
chartered
bmk
of
Canada,
made
jwyable
to
the
Representative
Qn
Medical
Ass
n
Hugh
Forrest,
assistant
accoun!
ant
has
been
electf-d
as
board
'representative
of
the
Canadian
Ns-
Monal
Medical,
Association
for
the
Prince
Rupert
district.
The
elec
tion
was
conducted
by
secret
ballot
among
railway
officers
and
employees
between
Rose
Lake
and
Prince
Rupert.
J.
G.
Stephens
agent
at
Smithers,
was
runner
up
QHPD
regular
tourist
season.
They
will
yQn
SALE
5
room
modern
hous,
be
here
June
6
northbound
and
Graham
Avenue.
DrIce
and
terms
auain
on
June
12
southbound;
The
n
,.
T
trl
IVI
entire
space
of
the
Prince
Robert
Is
'
booked
for
the
party
.
The
"Know
Mississippi
Better
FOR
608
FOR
SALE
SALE
6
ropmed'.
residence,
6th"
Avenue?
East,
(1
block
from,
Boqth
School).
.3;
good
bed
rooms
with
large
clothes
closets
n
each,
Large
garden.
Adjoining
double
corner,
all
cleared,
can
be
had
If
desired.
Price
attractive
terms
to.sult
reliable
purchaser.
Can
be
seen
by
appointment,
or
any
evening
after
6
p.m.
(58)
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
well-furnlshed
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444,
(55)
2-ROOM
Cabin,
Blue
900.
furnished.
LOST
Legion
Official
Tb
Visit
Rupert
KobeMacfljcol,
Secretary
qf
Irtish
CotHrnb'ja,
Command.
t.Tour
North
The,
executive
of.
the
prince
Rur
pert.branch.of
the
Canadla.n.Legtort;
of,
the,
British
Empire
Service
League
wis,
in,
sesslpn
last
evening
in.
preparation
for
the
regular
monthly,
meeting
of
Wednesday
of;
thls.weeH-
Phone
(60)
LOST
Lady's
wrist
watch
around
Oddfellows'
Hall;
Initialled
E.
D,
S.
Finder
please
phone
25.
tf.
JtOSE
DECORiVCNC,
PLAST,ER
and
Stucco
work,
also
Brick
and
Tile.
Estimate
Free.
Wu.twwiw
Vh
MENI
To
get
vloi,
vitality,
try
raw
shall
be
forfeited
If
.the
party
tender-1
tn
decluie,
to
ejiiler
into
cqniraci.
-vnin
culled
upon
to
do
.
1
Tender
muut
.be
In
the
hand
of
tn
BecreUiry.
Pjlnr,
Rupert
aencral
llos-nltal,
rulnoB.
Rupert.
(A
or
hefore
13
Koon
ct
the,
Ninth
day,
or-
April,
1938.
Tlie
towest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
aoatd.
II.'
W
BIRCH,
SocreUry,
r!r)acv
Rupwt
Ofiiveal
Ilonltal,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O,
Pete
Rllshede,
UJup
82G,
(Gpi.
personaC
oystqr
InvIgQra.tor.
and-
otlier
stimulants
in
New
OSTREX
Tonic
Tablets.
Tone
un,
worn,
exhaust
lighted,
with
results,
maker
tsr
iunqs
price,
v-?-ou
risK
nomine."
Sold
by
all'good
drug
stores.
V
'
(tf)
A
communication
from.
Rorer
Maqnicol,
secretary
qf
the
prpvinr
clal:
command,
advjse,d
tnat
he,
would
be
making
a
tour
of.
branches,
of,
the
Canadian-
Legion,
in
this,
dls-.
trict,
His
itinerary
Includes,
vislts.ta
Stewart.
Anyqx,
Terrace
Snrilthers.
Vanderhoof,
Fort
Fraser,
Prh)pe
George.
McBrlde.
and,
Ocean
Falls.
To
hear
him
a
Joint
meeting,
of
,
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
is
being
planned
for
March
29.
Mr.
Macnlcol
will
also
address
the
regular
monthly
meeting
on
his
return
from
interior
points
on
April
13.
Mr.
Macnlcol
has
been
secretary:
of
the.
British
Cplurnpla.prpvi.npial.;
command
for
ten
years
and
hs
bljt
up.
this
province
intot,afc'K,d".
ing
one
in
Legion
activities.
J4pre'
recntly
he.,
was,
th.g
third,
member
!
of,
the
War,
Veteran's
Assistance
Commission
which,
after
a,
year's
itudy
of
ex-service
men's
problems,
brought
in
Important
re,commen-
datlons
to
the
Dominion,
Following,
this,
Wednesday's
meet
ing
a
knpek-out
cribj
tournament
has.
been:
planned.
One
held
after
the
last
meeting
was
a
great
suc
cess.
President
Jack
Preece
was
In
the
",halr
and
other
members
present
were
W.
Ji
Ranee,
W.
Mi
Brown,
C.
L.
Youngman,
G.
J.
Dawes.
Henry
Smith.
J.
M.
Walker.
C.
L.
Barker
and
H.
Thrupp.
Jphn,
E,
Moody
of
Port
.
SlrriPsor.
made
the
rpupd.
trip,
from
tneri
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
on
the
Ca-
tala
this
trip.
Ssrgeant
E.
Gammon,
new
dls
trict
chief
of.
the
provincial
police
here,
and,
Mrs.
Gammon,
who
ar
rived
last
week
from
Prlnct
George,
have
taken
up
residence
In
the
Dawson,
hpuse.
or,
Fifth
Avenjif
East.
G.
N.
R.
Trains
"or,
the,
East
Mondays,
yednesdays.
and,.
FrJr
days,.
..
6
p.m
From
the
EasU-
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and;
Satur?
days
.
.
11
p.m
Announcements
All.
advertisements
In
this
coir
imn
will
be
charged
for
a
full,
month
at
25c
a
word.
Recreational
Centre
Dance
March
11,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
tea
.anl&VCey-
i
St.
-Patricks'
S.
O.
N,
Fishermen's
Farewell
Dance,
March
17i
Members
and
escorts.
C.
Y.
S.
March
18.
Dance,
Oddfellows
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
son,
March
24.
Presbyterian
Eajstr.
Sale,
April
6.
Salvation
Army.
Sale
April,
13.
Queen
Mary
Daffodil
Tea
Apjll
18.
United,
Sale,
May
5,
St.
Jeter's
Bazaar,
May
5.
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FOK
GOOD,
SERVICE
Try
MUSSALLEM'S,
ECONOMY'
STORE
ed,
vyeakcnedisysj.e.m,.
If;not
de-
Groceries.
V.eteiaJiles
S.
C.
Thom-
Orange
Spring
Sale
March
25.
March
25,
and
26,
CIRCUS,
United
Church,
Fruits
Confectionery
Tobaccos
Sn'lO.THIHD
AyijlJr?
W,lST
Opposite
Canadian
Letion
m
THE
HrCUNt
COUKT
or
JUSTICE.
1
.
Grave
Charge
of
Internal
Sluggishness
(Before
Mr.
Justice
Kruschen)
JtJDCt:
R
literally
astounds
me
that
such
charges
still
come
before
this
court.
With
Kruschen
Salts
on
sale
at
everydrug
counter
this
crime
is
inexcusable
and
will
not
be
tolerated.
Prisoner,
I
order
that
you
take
Kruschen
Sajts-ras
much
as
will
lie
on
a
10c
piece
every
day
from
now
onwards
In
your
breakfast
cup
of
coffee.
orHea,
Qocssti-roR
tbe.Dwence:
My
client
desire.
t6
put
one
question
to
your
loftfchip.
J
voce:
The
prisoner
may
ask
what
question
hclikes,
but
nothing
an
alter
the
fact
that
he
needs
and
must
take
'the
little
daily
dose'
of
Kruschen.
Now,
my
man,
speak
up.
'
Prisons:
My
lord.
Why
is
anything
like
Kruschen
Salts
necessary.
Surely
Nature,
never
intended.
.
.
.
Judce:
Nature,
my
gopd
man,
never
intended
you
to
live
as
you
do
live-sitting
at
a
desk,
eating
cooked
foods,
riding
when
you
should
be
walking.
Don't
you
realize,
that?
Phsonek:
Yes,
my
lord.
Judge:
Then
you
must
realize-that
something
must
be
done
to
rectify
all
this.
Internal
sluggishness
is
simply
Nature's
revenge
on
humanity
for
being
civilized
and
not
living
like
healthy
animals.
Pjusoxee:
I
see
what
you
mean
now,
my
lord.
And
will
these
Kruschen
Salts
supply
what
we
miss
through
our
unnatural
way
of
living?
Judce
:
'The
little
daily
dose'
is
one
day's
supply
of
those
vital
mineral
salts
of
which
normal
men
and
women
are,'
deprived
by
their
lack
of
exercise
and
fresh
air
and
their
improper
dietv
In
fact,
everything
in
Kruschen
Is
necessary
if
you
want
constant,
vigorous
physical
filness.
Now
you
may
go,
prisoner.
Never
miss
your
daily
dose
in
future
and
we
shall
never
see
you
here
again.
And
let
me
warn
you
if
there
is
ever
a
recurrence
of
this
crime
the
results
may
be
very
serious
indeed.
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
,
Kruschen
Is
a
combination
of
several
mineral
salts
which
your
body
must
get,
in
some
way,
to
keep
the
blood
pure,
tV
ins'ifl
rWn.
&nd
the
SVS-
Um
generally
toned
up,
but
which
you
can't
get
in
Nature's
own
way
without
abundant
exercise
and
fresh
air.'
You
should
have
those
salts
etiffv
dav:
hence
the
im-
'
TASTELESS
IN
portance
of
the
"little
daily
COWT.E
nn
TEA
(jj-t
Kvtry
druZ
counter
sells
Nruscnen
in
zsc,
45C
ana
7ic
Domes.
It'i
the
little
daily
dose
that
dots
it.
For
the
Woman
who
Knows
Boudoir
Rouge
Lentheric
1-hc
French,
Rouge
of
Distinction
In
Fancy
Containers
75
c
Remember
Those
Snapshots
at
Night
With
Selo
Hypersensitive
Pnebanfti-Film
The
fastest
film
on
the
market.
Sizes
to
fit
all
cameras.
Standard
prices.
Ormes
Ltd.
7fift
Pioneer
Druqpists
The
.lernU
Store
Phones:
81
&
82
Qpen,
Dally,
From
8
a.m,
till
1Q
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
q.m,
7
am.,
till
9
p.m.
Two
wives
eossiped
the
other
OdSof
ffaOWS
j
.
'A
thmaoi"
two
.
And
I
heard
one
to
the
other
esgoyoU
"My
old
hub
is
a
dear
old
soul,
C-f
...
.
u.....
.
C
VWSOME
coal.'
Vqr,
Tho
Rest
Coal;
in,
Town
PHILPOTT
EVIIT
&
CO.
LTD.
Gpl
X7UONES
G32
If
'you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
IKS
V'-!
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