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:
Rev.
Fred
Antrabuia
.
(Greeu
811)
tor
t
bm
I
difflculties-but
Christ
is
m,gh
?0p
g"'
ier
than
them
all
and.
so
ion.
city-
B
1
t;
J
as
His
followers
hide
In
the
ho'-
la-
r
Ect
low
of
His
hand,
he
is
absoi-
ve'r;
i
utely
safe.
Christ's
loving
pres.
couver-
t
k
ence
Is
the
quarantee
of
all
good
p-
Gar'dinePT
and
against
all
evil.
Our
great-
est
security
is
our
own
persoml
"
experience
of
God,
an
oxprl-
'ord.
U
to
.
ence
'that
has
made
a
differ-
conUnt
thoJt'
ence,
the
change
that
has
been
ln
10
have
fT
brought
about
In
our
liv.
"r
faith
h.
SECUttfTJT
OF
FAITH
By
MAJOR
W.
YURGEN8EN,
Salvation
Army)
That
good
thing
which
was
committed
unto
thee
keep
by
the
Holy
Ghost
which
dwelleth
in
us.
2
Timothy,
Chapter
1,
Verse
14.
(Moffatt's
translation:
'Keep
the
great
securities
of
faith
Intact.").
If
niiv
hpflrt
anil
minrls
arp
rn
ru
ut
noam
i-o
miici
KIKST
I'KKNKYTKRI
t
4th
Avenue
East
Minister:
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall
'
Qreen
IttU)
FIRST
IMTKI
636
6th
Ave.
West
Minister:
ft-
A.
Wilson.
M
A.
(Green
613)
through
the
assurance
we
havejthe
faithful
n!
I.I,
C.OSPEL
TBKRNAn.E
321
6th
Ave.
West
Pastor:
Puul
A.
Barber
(Green
20)
veep
the
se-1""-
May
rv
curities
of
faith
Intact
"
,,.,!
eminem-a
i
..
"
v"
v
i
r"
have
security.
We
must
be
free
from
fear
oidanger,
be
safe
and
put
beyond
the
hazard
of
losing
or
not
receiving..W-e
all
strive
to
'be
secure,
aud
rightly
so,;
to
have
freedom
from
poverty,
sickness,
wnemploy-ment
and
war,
but
do
we
strive
equally
to
keep
the
gxeat
securities
of
faiUi
intact?
i
can
we
do
it?
Only
by
abiriin
?t
;
i
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3:00
p.m.
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not
struggling
or
striving,
just
trusting
Him
lor
present
power
trusting
Him
to
subdue
all
inward
corruption,
resyng
in
the
conscious
joy
of
a
complete
salvation,
a
salvaUon
from
all
sin
willing
that
He
should
be
truly
supreme.
Even
for
i
eT.
PAI
l.'S
.
THt:BAN
6th
Ave.
at
McBi
uif
tt.
Pastor:
S.
ulland
tUck
fllOi
Pnce
y6lM
shall
not
have
dominion
over
us.
We
belong
more
to
Cod
than
to
sin.
We
can
be
secure
in
Christ.
Christ's
care
is
-the
guarantee
of
man's
inviuiability.
"No
one
anything
The
great
Missionary.
Hudson
Of
all
securities
which
we
value
;tbe
most
in
tlus
Jife
Jt
is
the
security
.pf
faith
which
vis
are
in
constant
danger
of
losing
through
temptauns-
But
God
is
nearer
than
.temptations.
Th
might
of
evil
spirits
may
be
strong
but
God's
hold
is
stronger.
Job
was
a
man
whose
faith
was
tried
and
shaken
to
its
very
foundation
but
he
rose
from
the
GRATEFUL
FOR
AID
Getting
back
on
the
.
job
in
Washing
Con
after
a
hectic
campaign
tour,
one
of
President
Truman's
first
appointments
was
with"
Sir
Stafford
Crlp'ps
(right),
Britain's
chancellor
of
the
exchequer.
Sir
Stafford
visited
the
W'hite
House
to
"express
gratitude"
for
U.S.
post-war
aid.
ST.
I'Ol.K'S
ANGIJCAN
Seal
Cove
Archdeacon
E.
Hudson
Sunday
School
11:00
a.m.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p.m.
(Blue
-887)
rOMVl
MTY
SI
XD4Y
CIlOOI.
Eii.st
End
Hall
2:30
pjn.
Taylor,
wrote
these
words
to
his
shall
be
able
to
pluck
them
out
of
my
hands."
Cfcxist
.Ukt
,holl
of
His
rescued
sheep,
takes
hold
sister:
"Only
by
thinking
of
all
that
Jesus
is
and
all
that
Hp
is
-:The
United
Nations
THREE
YEARS
AGO
tomorrow
a
war-torn
I
world,
fresh
from
the
wounds
and
griefs
of
the
most
terrific
and
devastating
conflict
it
had
ever
known,
turned
face
forward
in
high
resolve
and
confident
hope
that
wars
would
be
no
;
more
and
that
they
would
march
ahead
together
in
harmony
and
mutually-resolved
security.
In
the
United
Nations
Organization
nations
profess-
ing
their
faith
in
lemocracy
and
peace
had
con-
joined
to
insure
the
development
and
perpetuation
of
their
profession.
.The
occasion
of
October
24,
,1945,
was
the
coming
into
force
of
the
Charter
of
:
the
United
Nations.
Signficantly
enough,
it
was
the
Union
of
Soviet
Republics
which
deposited
the
.
twenty-ninth
instrument
of
ratification,
making
the
necessary
number
to
render
the
Charter
effec-tive.
The
protocol
was
thereupon
formally
signed
i
and
proclaimed.
The
Charter
had
come
into
force.
Yes,
three
years
have
passed
since
that
propitious
and
promising
occasion.
It
would
be
an
impractical
idealist
who
would
say
that,
on
this
,anni-versa
i-y,
the
progress
.of
.accomplishment
.of
United
Nations.
objectives
has
been
satisfactory
or
that
the
outlook
is
even
midly
roseate
today.
In
fact,
there
is
no
gainsaying
the
fact
that
these
are
davs
of
grave'
'
crisis
for
the
peace
of
the
world.and
for
the
verv
ex-
istence
of
the
United
Nations
on
the
grand'
and
brave
scale
which
we
had
so
confidently
envisioned
.'
those
three
years
ago.
.
.
'
But,
if
its
accomplishments,
through
the
domination
of
selfish
nationalisms
over
the
great
prjn-,.
ciples
of
international
goodwill
and
mutual
security
have
been
disappointing,
the
need
for
a
strong-United
Nations
is
more
apparent
todav
than
it
ever
,;
was.
Possibly,
it
may
have
to
be
a
militant
United
Nations
as
well
.as
a
resoh-pd
anri
'rlptertnirwi
,nj-.r
for
us.
His
life,
His
death,
Him-
of
them
with
a
grip
that
will
as
jrevealed
to
us
in
H.s
which
endeavour
to
snatch
thei.n
away
wolves
and
robbers,
4he
world
the
flesh,
and
the
devil,
ashes
of
his
burnt-out
proper-lies,
from
the
ashes
of
well
meaning
but
misguided
friend-;
FREE
CLINIC
A
si
17,
i
1
h
BENEFIT
DANCE
.ihlp,
from
the
ashes
of
blighted
P.
HARD
OF
HEAIil
a:
hopes,,
and
from
the
ashes
of
I
heart
-
.rendering
disappoint-jments.
Yet,
iw.
jose,
although
I
a
marked
man.
not
only
from
.
the
boils
he
had
suffered
with
j
but
a
marked
man
suffering
3IONIUV,
TUESDAY
AND
WEDN
Octolwr
23,
2G
and
?7
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$450
Highly
Successful
Affair
for
Injured
Football
Player
Oscar
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Wins
Washer
Last
evening's
dance
in
aid
jl
the
Douglas
Christison
Benefit
Fund
at
the
Naval
Drill
Hall
':
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HO'
from
.the
malignant
power
of
Satan.
He
stood
in
the
wojld
of
ashes
and
lifterl
his
hanrf
tn.
o
Phone
437
it
'
;
.
.
.
,
.
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CLINIC
OPEN
10
A.M.
Toi
was
an
unqualified
success
with
a
capacity
crowd
in
attendance.
The
financial
returns
were
If
you
M
tlwt
y,Mir
l-arinK
ubilitv
w
faU.ni
k
come
in
and
diM-uw.
yr
h,,ring
prm
tth
tramrd
hrannK
cunNultiinl.
TW
Unowwt
svl
highly
satisfactory,
the
net
pro
xiravcii
aim
crieu
out
Wun
i
his
whole
heart:
;r
know
that
imy
Redeemer
liveth."
God
is
I
faithful.
He
will
not
suffer
you
l
to
be
.tempted
above
,tbat
vhic
ye
are
able
but
will,
with
the
I
temptation,
also
make
a
way
of
First
Presbyterian
Churrh
Fourth
Avenue
East
Minister:
Have
Your
Heari
Rev.
O.
E.
Sendall.
B.A.,;B
L.
-Some
day.
we
hone
it
will
bp
Jl
le
erector:
Mr,
E.
J.
Smith
ceeds
amounting
to
approximately
$450.
Before
the
drawingfor
th?
door
prize,
J.
S.
Wilson,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
and
general
chairman,
thanked
all
who
haci
contributed
to
the
success
ol
the
undertaking.
He
mentioned
particularly
the
Four
Dukes
Orchestra,
the
'
members
of
NEW
CANADIAN
CHAMBER
HEAD
Henry
jD.
Bilks,
president
of
Henry
Birks
and
Sons,
Ltd.,
Montreal.
He
may
be
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
meeting
in
Vancouver
October
26-28.
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Tested
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for
ce
rtain
if
your
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normal
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your
(iriwrnia,
erly
cuinpntuiUi
for
your
dcri-r
of
Ium.
even
if
regional
defences
may
have
to
be
planned
meantime.
k
So
as
we
dedicate
ourselves
to
the
task
of
U
N
perpetuation
and
effpr-ti
j
folding
,
comes
endless
security,
j
"They
shall
never
perish."
-We
are
.
in
danger
.of
losin
?
;Our
Jaith
through
sin
brtt
in
11:00
"He
Shall
Know."
7
JO
"The
Habitual
Vision."
-COME
TO
C'HUKCH
;
-T
no
w
uift
ctiiu
nope
and
live
for
its
nrincinles.
Evm
in
iW
-r,vLi
Sec
.
the
World's
Foreraust
HearinJ
.
i
A
win.
XVI
1
fill
v.Ar.-
j
11
I
which
under
Andy
McNaufih-
with
h
"Mogk
Si1r
Cl"
AIR
PASSENGERS
ton
had
donated
their
services
lwjular
Sautiat
(Clutrrlt
"a"lls
ere
"pressed
to
Mrs.
To
Vancouver
Miss
R.
Mon-
jFundamentaUsti
C29
East
fith
Ave.
(Near
High
.School
HEARING
A1K
Phciue
JCO
ouuoerg
ana
ner
helpers
-iia;.teano.
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
L
Veifcl
had
taken
charge
of
the
refresh-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
McDonald
'
Capt'
m'mc
booths,
to
Mrs.
H.
Robb
C
Kamano,
H.
Sebstead
C
L
,
and
Mrs.
Foreman
who
had
as-.
Yates,
Mrs.
H.
Howardstarr.
.
J.
sisted
at
the
door,
to
Masnus
K
M.inH
.t
o..i,..t
Sl'NDAV.
OCTOBER
24,
1948
..vuipww,
we
are
as
vitally
concerned
as
any
other
part
that
war
should
not
come
again
and
that
the
United.
Nations
should
be
a
living
and
virile
thing;.
We
are
vitaUy
interested,
and
we
should
be
actively
-
concerned.
We
may
be
only
a
few
but
it
is
the
few
that
make,
the
many.
So,
in
that
spirit,
let
us
give
-
thought
to
the
day
and
govern
ourselves
according-iy
in
this
time
of
trial
and
crisis
which
may
well
resolve
the
whole
future
of
civilization.
""
And
it
is
appropriate
for-us
to
reflect
once
again
-
upon
the
resolution
of
the
Charter
:
.-...
"Determined
to
save
succeeding
generations
from
.Uithe
scouge
,of
war,
which
twice
in
,our
lifetime
:;...has
brought
.untold
sorrow
to
mankind
and
"To
reaffirm
faith
i
n
f
linrl
a
menf
ol
1,,
Lalverson
and
Billy
Sunberg
at
To
Sandspit
VV.
Eckert
-
J
of
rati
Piri
yp
for
ycvrflt
w
9
h4
tr
trk
E.
C.
CURLING
Noted
authority
on
Fitiim
Aids.
17
year?
experience.
RI
PEItT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC,
represenUlive
iries
and
Service,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
the
check
room
and
Erldio
Cheil.
Mrs.
M.
Campbell.
Mr,
Dawes
and
Jack
Ebv
for
their
and
.Mrs.
a.
E.
WWiajus.
,
;
From
Port
iHardy
A.
Pailis-tei,
J.
E.
Partington,
j.
Harrington.
From
Vancouver
JL.
S.
Dish-;
ei
,
B.
Watson.
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSI01
fine
co-operation.
.
Harry
Robb
rnd
Charlie
Anderson
of
the
C.
P.O.'s
Mess
had
done
a
big
job.
Aiex
Hals,
in
charge
of
of-tk'kH
sales,
had
every
detail
taken
care
of
and
was
ably
helped
by
Pat
Forman.
To
all,
the
executive
extended
thanks.
.
Mr.
Wilson
then
introduce".
Ralph
Smith,
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
who
took
charge
of
the
drawing
for
a
SPECIAL
SERVICES
Wit,h
.our
Visiting
Missionary
REV.
L.
O.
BAKER,
B.A
whj
is
leaving
shortly
to
return
to
China.
;
DON'T
FAIL
TO
HEAR
THIS
OUTSTANDING
SPEAKER
Sunday
24th
will
be
your
last
opportunity)
-SUNDAY,
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
"THE
RESl
RRECT40N:
IS
IT
SCJENT1HC?"
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
pjn.-Gospel
Service.
.Topic:
'THE
GREATEST
IMPUtATiVC"
Wednesday,
8;O0
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
Ihursday,
3;30
Mission
Band.
Friday,,
7.:
30
p.m
Young
Peoples.
A
Hearty
Invitation
Extended
Ao
All
We
clteve
ami
-Pjeach
the
ld
Time
Xio.spel
CSE0RGE
L.
I10RIK
COW
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BOAT
W
TRY
A
CLAbSlFIJD
AD!
rights,
m
the
dignity
and
worth
of
the
human
person,-an
the
eoual
right
of
Public
Accountant,
AuUlor,
etc.-
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FINISHINO
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Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colon
FOR
1
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ROCK
and
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J.
P.
M0LLER
Phone
BLUE
155
PRINCE
'RUPERT
ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT
1
WOK
nations
large
and
small,
and
"To
establish
conditions
under
which
justice
and
.respect
for
the
obligations
arising
from
treaties
and
other
sources
of
international
law
can
be
maintain-
eu,
and
"To
promote
social
progress
and
better
standards
of
life
in
large
freedom,
and
for
these
ends
,,.
Io
practice
tolerance
and
live
together
in
pace
with
one
another
.as
good
neighbors
and
"To
unite
our.stren.uth
to
maintain
international
peace
and
security,
.and
,
'
h?
the
acceptance
of
principles
and
the
institution
.of
methods,
that
armed
force
shall
-.not
be.used,
save
in
the
common
interest,
and
.To
employ
international
machinery
for
the
pro-emotion
,of
the
economic
and
social
advancement
of
--all
people,
have
resolved
to
combine
our
efforts
to
.
accomplish
these
aims.
CALL
BU'
JV1.
J.
SAV
washing
machine.
Jimmy
Kellv
P.ave-
the
.
barrel
the
last
few-turns
and
then
charming
Margie
Brain
drew
the
ticket.
It
was
number-269
and
was
held
by
O.
I..
Smith.
The
good
news
was
telephoned
to
him.
Another
pleasing
feature
was
the
announcement
by
Mr.
Wil-fon
that
he
had
just
beeh
handed
a
cheque
for
$30
from
the
120th
Battery,
R.c.A.
to
be
added
to
the
benefit
fund.
This
money
had
been
ear-marked
for
a
banquet
for
the
Battery
football
team
which
had
won
ail
four
trophies
in
the
football
competitions
this
season.
However,
the
players
and
officers
bad
verv
snm-tinaiu
DR.
P.
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CHENEY
'
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
New.
Modern
4
All
Work
Cu
198B."
or
section
3
of
the
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Marine'!
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194"
Tx,U''n
Act
.Amendment
Act.
.
LIST
OF
PROPERTIES
Name
of
Person
Assessed
Name
of
Claim
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
,
Repairs
MIKE
C0LUSSI
Phone
BLACK
756
972
10th
East
.
o
h
MARGARET
optomh:
In
New
0:
ROOM
10,
STONF
New
PS
BLUE
P
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Box
R.
2,
Coast
District
(Slu-ena
Mining
Division
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I
forego
the
banquet
and
turn
I
I
he
money
over
to
the
Benefit
Cirifflths.
Fannie
.
(executrix)
.
.
i-Ti.kusri
Wonder
c.j
(
c.i
i.5S
13.75
c.
4905
700
33
7ft
R.
3
Coast
District
(Skeena
Mining
Division)
McArthur.
John
Paul:
Leonharrtf:
tuna.
Dancing
continued
till
1:30
vhen
proceedings
came
to
a
dose
with
the
singing
of
th
National
Anthem.
Christian
Henry
i
Hebrew
Kec.
9,
B.
II.
1B.52
Jiy
CPA
.72
13
75
30
99
Queen
Charlotte
.District
(Skeena
Mining
Division).
MATTRON'S
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
Rubber
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
Second-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
526
330
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Price.
-
John
Jones.
Angel
BEAUT
i
Permanent
Ella
......
China
Boy
009
610
29
25,
17251
1.34j
J3
75
.79
13
75
44
34
31.79
JH6Siiita
Acvervrs.nsj
Pays'
Watch
tne
ciassir.ed
Acvi
HtllltV
Cu"
Cassiar
District
(Portland
Canal
Mining
Division).
all
its
bra
Clark.
Henry
W.
(ree.
owner.
Charles
Edward
Ingersolli
Ditto
,
.
.
.
204
4
th
Street
3561
.
-
Brook
land
.
4
forty
Five
(45)
South
to
VANCOUVER
I.v.
12
:50,
pjn.
Dajly
Except
Sunday
Fare
$39.00
Plus
Tax
10
Discount
on
Round
Trip
Tickets
One-Half
Fare
for
Children
Under
12
Years
HANDY!
Davidson..
Elizabeth
Ida
Jane
Forty
Nine
Mining
Co..
Ltd.
(N
P
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Forty
Nine
Mining
Co..
Ltd
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Forty
Nine
Mining
Co.,
LW
(N
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Nine
Mining
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Ltd.
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Mining
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(
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The
"49"
Vellowstone
Fraction
Boston
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
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Your
Daily
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
HOME
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j
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Forty
Nine
Mining
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.
CONTI
OENRAL
FOR
INFORMATION
AND
RESERVATIONS
CONTACT
C.PJt.
TICKET
OFFICE
rfOHN'F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-22
BESNER
-
BLOCK
P.O
Box
894
Phone
Blue
442
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
PHONE
RED
751
511
512
578
4023
4024
4025
4026
4027
4028
4029
4030
4034
4035
4166
4167
4168
4169
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5093
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13
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68
33
8
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18.75:
69
40
1.86
13
75;
38
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13
75
16
96
2
681
13
75;
61
72
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13
75;'
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81
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241
13
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61
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52
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Building
and
repai
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Dumas
.,
Forty
NKie
Mining
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Ltd.
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Wellington
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Wellington
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687
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NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
Phone
291
P.O.
Box
m
rraf,.r,i
M,,v:.
"feovereign
No.
1
6161
8-nrtnr.tb
fisheries
.Indvsl'";!
8.00
2
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,
Welfbins
Dated
at
Prince
B.C."
"
Rupert.
thU
B7th
day
of
July.
148.
'
Bof
771
O.
P.
FORBES,
Provincial
Collector.