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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
February
21,
1944
Red
Cross
Campaign
.
.
.
Next
Monday
is
the
opening
day
of
the
fifth
mnnm'.valcinnr
nntiminl
pflllUmiirn
OT
ttlP
(
?:itlArllfiTl
The
report
that
Mussolini
recently
died
of
mental
derangement
isn't
plausible.
If
mental
derangement
were
fatal
to
Mussolini,
he
would
have
died
years
ago.
Fighting
Venereal
Disease
,
.
.
Acticity
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
the
drive
against
venereal
disease
is
to
be
annlatidpd.
The
prevention
of
the
spread
of
venereal
disease
has
been
the
subject
of
much
discussion
and
of
consid.
erable
preventive
action
by
medical
and
public
bodies
in
recent
years.
The
eradication
of
this
dis
ease
is-
not
only
desirable
but
necessary
and
any
plan
based
upon
sound
public
health
principles,
designed
to
prevent
this
disease
through
education
and
to
eliminate
it
through
vertical
treatment,
deserves
the
support
of
all
giod
c''sens.
All
will
applaud
t1
e
active
support
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
is'
giving
to
this
fine
national
purpose
and
will
wish
it
the
full
success
which
it
"
'NCOME
TAX
-
1943
Income
Returns
to
be
filed
on
or
before
APRIL
30,
1941
FORMS
NOW
A
VA
I
LA
I
ILK
Prepared
by
R.
E.
MORTIMER
32
1
Sffoml
Avuhic
Phone
88
!l
Prince
Rupert
And
the
"Y"
'living
a
terlM
in
Instalments
by
Mr.
Dorothy
Garbutt.
lh
Hvaas
hrrr)
(Instalment
No.
fit
ters
on
them
which
automati-
VUVV.
-
--T.r:
cally
makes
them
members
of
VSZTZ:
Kea
uross
society
wnicn
wm
as
me
tanaumn
P-,
f
the
ywca
service
wives'
X
.
JrTj;
pie
for
$10,000,000
to
cany
on
its
vast
mercy
work;
Ciubs
throughout
the
ienRth
SotslnS
SSS2i
tor
the
ensuing
vear.
During
the
next
two
weeks
the
and
breadth
of
Canada
herein
Ked
Cross
canvasser
will
call
at
your
nome
or
ai
''"
i
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
tbe
estate
of
Flank
kaac.
deceased.
and
all
parties
bavin
tba
tne
wLd
said
eaU
etiala
a
to
to
luxn-sh
tumUh
umc.
wm.
1
toys
sent
to
them
from
a
tow
up
north.
So
while
the
children
are
busily
playin
In
the
corner
and
having
the
Notice
to
Subscribers
xoTiri.
'
suDscnoers
o:
the
Dally
her
tot.
issue
a
protUlonal
Certlft-.
4
your
last
receipt.
cmr
oj
iu
in
lieu
oi
aaid
loat
certificate,
unleii
in
the
meantime
vana
oojecllon
made
to
me
tn
writing.
IMTED
at
the
Land
Reristnr
Ofrioe.
Prtnoe
Rupert.
BC
thu
2Bth
1r
of
January.
1B44
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
f
Deputy
Reglatrar
of
Tltlea.
IX
THE
SI
IMtl
Mt:
Cot
l(T
OF
HltlTIII
'OI.I'Mltl
IX
I'KOIUTK
III
the
Matter
of
tbe
"AdjiiiiiMrallwn
Mf
.uiil
In
the
Matter
of
the
IMale
of
Frank
lna
ieceaeil
Inlektate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
lienor,
w.
E.
puher.
made
on
the
10th
day
of
rebruary.
AD.
1944.
,4444
m
Quietly
Wedded
odd
XfZ
Saturday
Night
pulls
and
squabbles
the
mothers
are
knitting
for
the
Red
Cross!
The
marriage
took
place
at
or
making
curtains
for
the
var-
9:30
Saturday
evening
at
230
lous
messes,
mending
service
sixth
Avenue
East
of
iEss
Thorn
clothes
or
mending
for
th
Svelnson.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
As
I
said
previously,
my
main
Military
Hospital.
LaUly,
how-
Mrs.
Siurd
Svelnson
of
Brrden-work
Is
among
the
wives
and
ever
xhla
RCAMC
mending
has
bury,
Saskatchewan,
to
Theodore
families
of
the
men
and
latter-
ben
taken
over
by
a
CWAC;
Edward
Crawford,
son
of
Mr.
ly,
or
course,
among
the
service
Whose
duty
It
Is
to
mend
these
'and
Mrs
Albert
Crawford
of
women.
We
have
a
flourishing
things.
Bengough,
Saskatchewan.
Service
Wives'
Club
meeting
Service
Wives
ralsa
their
R-
Sanies
A.
Downetl.
ptutor
every
Thursday
In
the
YWCA
fundi
tadn
ihtlr
mttabtn
0f
First
United
Church,
offM-ladies'
lounge
The
members
ated.
aQ
aftn0Oft
10e
hkh
are
mainly
wives
who.
because
towards
their
tea
and
5c
I
The
bride,
who
wore
her
they
have
small
families,
can-
towards
a
nli0
ft
mother's
wedding
dress,
was
at-
not
go
out
to
work
and
because
lak
a
tura
teiia
a
tended
by
Mrs.
Uvgrld
Vtltih.
they
are
pretty
well
tied
to
fflr
tXcUent
use
mver
Leon
Morse
was
grooms-
rifili'
Virkmoc
flni
it
mnoli'
In
A
-
of
these
limited
funds
and
so
strange
town.
Here
at
their
own
f
wnt
monthJy
The
groom
special
club
and
they
have
-
painter
here.
fo
a
uVm
ho
contract.
enamelled
triangle
the
"Y"
to
sanatorium.
He
symbol,
with
YWCA
Service
K
.,,..
n
KpV
f
Men's
Wives'
Club
in
gold
let-
,oUd
to
j'oung
women
their
own
age.
vour
business
place
and
ask
for
a
contribution
to
Red
,;
thAlr
own
problems
and
send
three
dollars
a
month
to
little
4
Jhii'".
Rrrii7.?.VvrT...,.
News
are
reouested.
i
at
,
.
u
He:
OrtlfWatr
i,f
7im
No.
tS3f..
.
,,
...
.
..
,
.
t
BiMk
l.
sudJtWiu
of
iu!a'
possible,
to
pay
their
Soutticrlr
77
rrr.
more
or
lev,
i
subscriptions
direct
tO
the
T
OIIICC
trlt
Map
KM.
whereas
wtuictory
proof
of'
Of
course.
In
the
event
4
?L.
'Tk'
Certlflc!t,
oj
of
It
belnx
lmposslbl-
to
"
do
4
,
Title
lMurd
h
th
nim
of
Jclt
.
,UI
.
,
Bennett
nu
b-n
nifd
in
thu
otfic.
payments
may
be
4
:
notlc
U
ereby
given
that
I
ahaU,
made
to
the
boys.
4
the
cut
of
-he
fim
Dubticaj.ki
hen
paying.
plea5e
brln?
4
IX
Till:
SI'I'ltKMC
(
(H
UT
OF
HKlrin
tail
Mitn
ix
ruoutit
In
the
.Miller
uf
Ibe
"iloilnMri-
Irallon
Ait"
anil
In
the
Mailer
uf
tbe
FMale
(
Knul
01en,
leeail.
lntetale.
TAKE
NClTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
FLber.
Local
Judee
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
BrttUh
Col.
umbla.
I
was
on
the
18th
day
of
Feb.
,
niary
A
D.
1944.
appointed
Admin
i
Istrator
of
the
Estate
of
Knut
Olscn.
1
formerly
of
Montreal,
Quebec
de.
ceased,
who
died
on
or
about
the
3rd
day
of
January.
AD.
1044
AW
persona
Indebted,
to
th
aald
Estate)
are
required
to
pay
tbe
amount
cf
ineir
indented
new
to
me
forthwith
S
rlatmC
Btralnit
I
nrl
alt
rmw-,
hanlnu
1.1.
.
.a.
i
art
bmby
rfaulred
th
ham
rjit&i
rMiiiirwi
nie
I
properly
verified,
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
StfrJ?
X,
TiT
,h.'
f.,tb
a'or
Mon
tn
!
ly
of
March
of
March.
AD.
1844,
and
I
all
Dartles
A
n
io4
fiittin
hi,Vrfi.i,ik..,i.
Sdd.Kto
fctaf
"e
"quired
will
be
made
hAYlng
reeard
only
to,
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebt.
such
cUun
of
which
I
shall
hare
'.JS
m
t.nwltn
been
notUled.
,
DATED
at
Prince
Kunert
Tt
r
I
ninn
.i
u.i.,,.
d,
.
..
this
11th
day
of
February.
A
D
1B44.
18th
day
of
February
A
D.
1944
NOH&fAN
A.
WATT.
;
NORMAN
A
WATT
Official
Administrator,
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
DC.
Itlncn
Rupert.
BC
INCOME
TAX
Forms
now
Available:
T-l.
for
ue
If
you
are
In
business
or
If.
your
lworae
In
1943
was
more
than
$3,000.00.
T-l,
Speelal,
for
uo
If
you
arc
an
employee
and
earned
less
than
$3,oqp.0O
In
1943.
Tor
expert
advice
on
your
Income
Returns
see
C.RORfJK
ROME
&
CO.
177-18
llesner
Block.
Prince
Uupert
Having
the
proper
Information
with
you
will
save
you
time
and
trouble.
Bring
with
you:
(a)
T-4
slips
given
you
by
your
employer,
showing
your
total
earnings
and
tax
deductions
In
1643.
(b)
T-5
sl'.ps
showing
your
taxed
Income
from
dividends
in
1943.
(c)
Full
particulars
of
other
Income
in
1943.
(d)
Receipts
for
Medical
Expenses,
Donations,
Life
Insurance
premiums
and
principal
payments
on
morU
gages
paid
In
1943.
(e)
If
passible,
a
copy
of
last
Income
Return
you
made
out
Basketball
Buzz
District
basketball
fans
were
given
a
blast
by
Sergeant
D.
E
a
year
they
spend
a
Pa.,
manasinir
ditor
of
the
on
inemseives
ana
nave
ACr0poas
News,
in
th
most
re
LTOSS.
W
V
lie
Will
'
tell
V'OU
mat
tniS
-
IS
tne
crucial
year
f
"
I
here
they
J
tilt
are
free
V
V
to
VJ
bring
WtUiPt
the
kiss.
.
"f
i
.
.
.
"v:
.
i
.
J"1"
.
that
United
SUte
of
the
r,
that
it
is
expected
that
there
will
be!
children
And
i
teU
you
it
is
t
"ulys
.xu
if!
"my
newspaper
thousands
OI
casualties
IOl'
wnom
vast
quantities
oi--
"
!"
"
'
,nhV
fm
MrvU:
and
n
the
type
or
meal
"One
nw
custom
around
here
bandages,
dressings,,
hospital
comforts
and
blood
jj"
.unV
mothers
and
P"4
p-
This
u
followed
by
.
that
e
nv
nvixM
u
ih;s
Serum
Will
be
needed.
It
is
estimated
that
the
SUp-lnearlr
as
manv
children
In
the
a
ho'-
Unfortunately
the
last
business
of
giving
tb
piajwrs
the
$750,000
to
finance
its
blood
donor
service
which
hasjbusUy
playing
in
the
Kiddies'
Sgend
thVgiS
a
1944
objective
of
more
than
a
million
donors.
There
;COpna
a
word
about
thu
most
too
terrified
to
go
homje
are
also
the
5,200.000
life-saving
food
parcels
foriKiddjM
comer
."should
be
in-
alone-
prisoners
of
War
(100,000)
a
week)
which
will
COSt
'eluded
here,
as
I
feel
It
is
Prince!
Present
$5,500,000.
Other
Red
Cross
services
are:
jam
for
Britain
(approximately
half
a
million
pounds
were
sent
last
Ruperfs
own
special
corner.
IU0
u
aQ
ouigrowm
oi
me
oia
Every
tov.
every
stick
oi
chll-
Scottish
AuxUiary.
RCAF
Club
d'.en's
furniture
has
been
donat.
,and
Composite
AuxUiary.
They
ed
In
response
to
appeals
made
Jouncl
that
bT
Po"ng
their
re
year)
;
the
enquiry
bureau,
through
Which
messages
through
the
Hut
SDot
for
soes
and
membership
they
of
relatives
and
friends
in
enemv
and
enemy
occupied
articles,
we
have
a
oiay
pen.
"aa
uer
meeungs
ana
;ne
countries
are
exenanged
anu
misng
persons
10-
vlc
mtmg
together
was
a
cated,
hospital
visiting
to
arrange
special
diets,
com-
T
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
a
s00
one
and
mz6e
ior
undfr
forts
and
supplies
for
service
men
and
women
in
seesaw
and
a
doll's
ttvnk
by
standins
and
amitv.
military
hospitals;
home
nursing
classes
prepared-
Mr.
Hallett.
a
canvaa
swing
One
of
the
earliest
get
togeth-ness
for
disaster
relief,
nutrition,
outpost
hospitals,
J
bv
Mrs-
sirran.
biark-
ers
of
the
wives
was
a
Service
Junior
Red
Cross,
relief
to
Allied
nations
and
the
SrdoS's
'SSZ
Canadian
Red
Cross
Corns.
nre
k-
nviachfe
ur
nv
t-p
nnH-
th
mnaht
Ing
foul
shots."
Pje
remarktd.
"Bark
on
the
reservation
vr
used
to
keep
quiet
aad
give
the
guy
a
break."
he
contrnu
d
"Just
because'
the
joker
doesn
:
happen
to
be
on
.the
r'.M
e;irn
doesn't
make
much
diffetenee
'
However,
Sergeant
Page
has
a
good
word
for
the
Canadian
Ai
Stars,
who
lost
to
the
Yanks
43
-
40.
but
who
are
nevertheless
3
tough
gang
to
stop"
when
they
get
going.
It
was
the
nineteenth
victor
j
for
the
Yanks
but
one
member
of
the
team
was
quoted
as
say-
ire
he
woke
ud
the
morning
af
ter
the
game
feeling
like
he
hart
What
has
British
Columbia
done
for
the
Red.
they
left
and
another
carriage,
leadership
of
Mrs.
James
and!"""
u,k
"c'ot
Cross?
This
is
a
question
that
you
may
want
to
ask
rhai"
pnd
t0
bv
the
Jenners
Mrs-
Peterson
who
were
enthu-
j
Reporu
Irom
AeropoBs
the
Red
Cross
canvassers
who
are
collecting
from
??h.
i"
the,
!ils"c
If":
incidenun,.
reveal
that
vnu
OU
to
10
makp
maKe
,15.x...
RP's
S
mmta
quota
01
nf
Ortmn
W.UUU.
Tpv
iney
will
Will
toll
tell
luuul,:"
U4
oww
the
v
J
.
w
Uailwl
armya
new
gym-
RaVe
us
a
number
ol
small
cars
hours
of
bowling
were
naajum
will
be
openrd
s,n
you
that
m
1943,
B.C.,
Red
Cross
facts
and
figures
and
toys
arid
the
chlldrea
of
changed
and
they
did
hot
fit
In
reveal
that
materials
and
wool
to
the
value
of
SIS?,.-
Borden
Street
School
gave
ns
with
the
household
schedule
010
were
distributed
to
branches
which
returned
jf
f.
a"!Uul
Ior
the
Tomen;
i
Tnnm
a
v
tricaUy
Ughted
doUs
house.,
uwuc
up
aiuuca
w
uic
jiuvnicicu
wait?-
These
are
but
few
of
the
toys
house
shipped
more
than
a
million
overseas;
dona-
"iven
n
and
the
Service
wives
tions
of
useable
blood
to
the
number
of
17,358
had
themselves,
when
draiud
or
1
nf
T?,i
n
.
t)
i
l
r
'
ri!i
posted,
very
often
Quietly
leave
Vancouver-10,000
from
men
and
7,358
from
women:
tS
S
Jj?
tlt
aiinubi
tuns
oi
jam
were
maue
ior
liruain;
nrst
aid
supplies
have
been
sent
to
all
branches
for
disaster
relief;
6,226
messages
and
enquiries
have
been
sent
to
and
from
enemy
and
enemy
occupied
countries
and
missing
persons
located
through
the
Enquiry
Bureau;
DO
home
nursing
classes
with
an
enrolment
of
1,836
have
been
held;
510,366.85
has
been
raised
from
the
sale
of
salvage;
Junior
Red
Cross
raised
$25,271
for
B.C.
crippled
children
and
war
work;
15
hospital
visiting
committees
arrange
special
diets,
take
gifts
and
do
other
services
for
men
and
women
in
military
hospitals.
The
total
receipts
for
the
year
were
$1,367,742
and
disbursements
$1,281,740.
Mirths
Login,
Swift's
fimcJ
home
ccono.
mir,hote
etkly,
irtime
cookingcolumn
is
a
rrgulir
feature
of
this
page.
Look
for
these
viluiWe
hints
tich
Monday
Here
and
There
KKSATX
rXOl'lt
To
stretch
lu
wh'-ut
supplies.
Finland
was
forced
to
mix
straw
with
bread
flour
during
the
First
QiMt
War.
DECAY
1'lttVAI.tlNT
Nine
out
of
ten
American
children
have
oue
or
more
decayed
teeth
by
the
time
they
reac'i
the
age
of
lx
years.
THAI'S
5,000
HATS
POOLE,
England
&
Ann-Hunt.
10.
peacetime
wo.ker
:
the
tailoring
trade,
is
champ;
rat
catcher
of
Britain's
'.m-.'
Land
Army
and
winner
ol
a
ver
etip.
One
of
31
girl
w
rk
r
Is
engaged
as
a
on
Jl
destruction
m
uim-I
she
has
trapped
more
than
5.000
'rata
and
gassed
and
p;!S
.cA
many
more.
CICTS
TAl'CIIT
(II.UHNO
LONDOS
ifri
In
the
last
P
months.
16.000
cadets
in
Britain's
Air
Training
Corps
have
been
taught
various
stages
of
k::11iv:
The
corps,
now
three
years
old
numbers
170.000
cadets
UKAIIY
FOK
SF.CONI)
IUONT
LONDON
-
Aut:vrlttf
have
obtained
particular
i
.c
commodatlon
available
in
v..
London
area
If
non-ess-ntiai
people
are
evacuated
from
n-valnn
coast
town
of
nr.
"a
n
when
the
sertmd
front
open's
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Rolled
Rib
Roast
For
small
families
this
is
still
one
of
the
choicest
roasts-
tasty
and
economical
A
three
to
five
pound
rolled
rib
roast
is
the
iJeal
order
for
the
small
family.
Delicious
hot
or
3
cold,
it
will
also
supply
at
least
one
savoury
left-over
meal.
A
roast
of
this
size
takes
about
30
minutes
to
the
pound
for
medium
done.
Place
fu-side-up
on
a
rack
in
an
open
pan,
325
F.
With
the
roait,
cook
potatoes
wjikh
you
have
previously
par.
Hasten
their
Victorious
Homecoming
Yen
con
hslp
bring
the
beys
heme
by
buying
War
Savings
Stamps
from
your
Food
DoaUr
every
lime
you
shop.
boiled
in
their
skins
then
peeled
and
salted.
Serve
with
a
leafy
gtecn
vegetable
and
brown
gnuy.
CARVING
A
R01UD
M
ROAST
IV
foatt
i,
tjfj
on
,1C
!!
with,
the
Lrgwt
cut
surface
down.
Push
the
fork
into
the
left
iJe
of
the
runt
an
inch
or
two
from
the
top
keep
the
ftuarJ
up.
Now
ilu
sinnoiMy
auoM
tliejraui
from
the
right
side
to
the
left.
Uniform
slices
one-eigluh
of
iiu.li
thUk
make
nice
servings.
Thin
slices
make
the
ruau
go
furtlur.
Carve
servings
for
all
present
before
transferring
from
plat-t
to
plates.
Remove
cords
only
as
necessary.
SWIFT
CANADIAN
CO.
LIMITED
A
Domlnlon.widc
orftanl.atlcm
devoted
to
the
conserva-tlon
and
efficient
distribution
()f
Canada'8
food
resource.
r
omiies
Mothei
was
tHHnf
stories
of
the
time
'she
was
a
little
girt.
Little
Harold
listened
thoujbt-fuUy
ai
she
told
him
of
riding
a
pony,
sliding
down
the
haystack
and
wading
in
the
brook
on
the
farm.
Finally
he
said
with
a
sigh.
I
wish
I
hud
me,
you
earlier.
mother
With
Minora
Blades
I
Minora
ti
by
far
lh
btl
ond
jKorpttl
doubl-d3
blod
in
Id
dan.
(Ti
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qua
lit
blade
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tt
low-prk
fiU.
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For
Income
Tax
jl
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StC
It.
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SS
n
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lor
HUhtUw
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and
Mivrisr,
Call
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3tS
7
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St.
The
Seal
of
Quality
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Columbia's
Finest
Salmon
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rur
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rappers
ad
Buyers..,
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s
a
Jut
rfctltfd
a
hirJ
CO
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Hit
Discount
ty.
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frzffiiam
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Down
through
the
yenrs.
almost
since
Pr'j-.'
mat
exwira.
we
nave
served
tne
people
t..j
i,l""l
laboriltorv
we
hnvp
nlu.nve
trlerf
(n
Veen
n-xlf-J1
sltllled
phaxmaeUts.
quality
drugs,
the
be'
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cf
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dtfirf
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and
grateful
for
the
confidence
you
have
f..':
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4
we
continue
to
wive
you.
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ufw
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Druqgists
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II
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Open
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frcrm
9
a.m.
till
9
pm.
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mid
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from
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p.m.
and
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can
now
deliver
your
coal
orders
H
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us
Ihree
days
warning
before
dclivw
peeled.
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