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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
27,
1950
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Prospecting
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English
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VANDERHOOFC
-
Exploration
and
prospecting
by
helicopter
will
soon
be
under
way
in
British
Columbia,
Karl
J.
Springer,
mining
executive,
said
here
yesterday.
He
said
that
plans
fo-
What
is
wrong
with
this
WATERFRONT-
I
ct
rv
sentence?
"The
ram
had
hardly
"Chariot"
a
gilded
flower
yen-dor"s
cart,
filled
witb
all
the
accessories
worn
In
his
collection,
which
was
pushed
through
the
salons.
The
"little
shop"
plan
had
come
to
stay.
At
first,
the
boutiques
served
flmply
to
sell
the
dressmaker'3
perfumes
and
to
allow
the
client
to
buy
accessories
the
designers
recommended
for
her
costumes.
Sell
Simple
Creations
Since
the
war,
with
prices
for
models
soaring,
these
boutiques
have
permitted
the
dress-makers
to
design
simpler
clothes
Which
require
only
a
single
fitting.
The
prices
correspond,
and
here
one
may
buy
a
dress
bearing
the
label
of
a
famous
fashion
house
for
20,000
francs
(about
$00)
stopped
until
we
started
out
JfdBO"
:Hy
WADDINOTOH
lReuters)-
"Boutl-'
.
.t,n
selling
all
again:
.ur,iB
noruiern
and
Central
"
r
j
t0Iunbia
by
helicopter1
CN
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
I-
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronun
t
i
Will
be
lirtrlartalrAM
v..
-
:s
,.
accessories
fashion
r.
mnnir
formrf
hi
.
y
y
v1-
E
Calf
well,
docked
at
the
"-lal,u"
UJ
PPque
.'
SteMtton??
6
at
ll'
Wednesday
from
3-
Which
one
of
these
words
is
-
'
fnr
k'fifnhllfnti
i.i
Alnni,r.
ftU
-
"axlo-
"
va'"
i,,c
v"-
-
4.
What
does
the
word
mi
,t
relufn,
to
bom
7
p.m.
u-
malic.,
mean?
It
pays
to
aerwtlse.
,
.
.
T
.
5-
W,hat
is
a
ord
beginning
peats
the
theme
of
hi.
hi.
ml.
o
"ei"
a"?
with
ac
tht
means
"science
of
and
up.
Now,
boutique
presentation
take
place
each
morning
with
lection
with
simplicity
as
the
Hubert,
Wen,
E
Tottyj
SUnd"?
,.te5t
craze
a...B
.m
fashion
houses.
Jf
word
-boutique",
nt
a
shop.
"spells
a
lashlonable
flower
vendor's
He
a
Iw'd
t
represent
'.a
huso
bird
case
.
teproduetion
or
an
bus
be-iream
,
boutiquo
of
every
im-hion
house.
f
original
the
W''a
it
is
based,
the
Duiitique
was
opened
1?
Scliiaparelli
jus
nil
the
fanfare
-of
the
major
boutwue
.7
f
'
Ae"rt1,
R'
WaFd'
A'
'
Bur"
L
Say'
"The
rain
had
rdly
been
it
h
State.
deSrtmp
(Unlted
bridBe.
Mrs.
P.
Byrne.
Mrs.
R.
E.
stopped
when
we
started
out
collections.
The
group
of
clothes
shown
is
generally
limited
to
About
40
Instead
of
the
some
180
garments
shown
at
the
ma
jor
collections.
Idea,
with
boutiques
modelled
V
"f'""
uole-
Ilr"
a
at,
second
a
as
in
1
ci.rectly
on
those
of
their
I'
w
f"'
S"
Lum'ey'
MrS-
hay'
PClpal
accent
on
last
y-
,-ar,
"ii
"'e
B""'"
Christian
Dior
continues
to
ask
the
top
prices
for
his
boutl-tiue
clothes.
A
simple
cotton
dress
is
priced
at
45,000
francs
while
a
suit
or
coat
will
cost
between
70,000
and
80.000
francs.
$m
rooms
on
in1;
'jme.
,i
taken
up
In
his
boutique
clothes,
he
re
Piguct
who
launched
French
cousins
"
"ya,e-
w-
w"sor.
ms
lame.
a.
Foregoing.
4.
Pertain-
One
New
YnrV
Martin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
Ooetz,
ing
to,
or
of
the
nature
of,
an
storrcals
its
SutSe
8he"ield-
D"
W'
Reene'
self-evident.
"The
store,
Fan
Cour'ey.
S.
M.
Ross,
E.W.
of
axiomatic
wisdom."-!.
tasia"
and
provWes
the
.f
:
Taylor
CeC"
Collinson'
V-
Grev"
5-
Accoustlcs
Avenue
T"1,
Copper
with
the
exact
type
of
luxury
iZ
which
a
",e;
r3-.
Walker'
Mrs'
W"
;
Frenchwoman
expects
to
find
lr
1X'
HAPPY
REMIVDFR
kemindeb
at
Dior's
or
Lanvin's
'
n'y
two
vessels
have
80
far
-
i
c!eared
from
Prince
Rupert
for
ASHFORD,
Kent,
England
in
the
supreme
court
of
Britifih
the
halibut
fishing
grounds.
The
W'
When
constable
Fred
Mil-
Coiumbta
in
Probate
m
the
matter
t
o
boats,
skippered
by
brothers
ord
and
his
bride
were
married
tAe'm.'t.t.VTMi"
from
Vancouve"-
are
the
Western
here
they
had
the
ceremony
re-
Oonuld.
dereawd.
Intestate.
Spirit,
Capt.
O.
Novik
and
the
corded
so
as
to
have
a
per-
.i,
,
THE
UNIVERSAL'S
IBAELGAIN
EDAY
Friday,
Saturday,
Monday
&
Tuesday
7
4
BIG
DAYS
OF
REAL
VALUE
'
mmmmm
MEN'S
TEE
SHIRTS
FACE
CLOTHS
"Substandards"
Plain
White
and
Col-
First
Quality,
White
Ground
with
Colored
Fancy
Weaves
ored
Stripes
'
Sizes
S-M-L
Each
$1.00
Size
about
10
x
.10
3
for
25C
1
1
CHILDREN'S
BLAZERS
MEN'S
WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS
Sizes
2
to
6
8
to
12
Fine
Quality
Lawn
Material
With
CQ
CQ
JQ
Hemstitched
Edges
6
for
S1.QQ
i,-
Enolish
rZT
M.'SWo,lcSox
Men's
Worsted
Sox
l4'"""'
WtAJ
,
'
In
blue
and
white,
yellow,
long
sleeves-Men's
Dress
Sox
2pairforS1.00
and
fleeced
inside
(Substandard)
Sizes
2-4-6
Each
....
1.00
Kiddies
Tee
Shirts
tK
Cotton
and
Rayon
Tee
Shirts
for
Kiddies
for
X
If
if
"
with
Printed
Figures
on
front
-
Sizes
1-2-3
years
""""
Knitting
Wool
One
Ounce
Balls
Made
by
a
Good
Manu-
R-IL
t
C
1
ft
ft
facturer
and
Sold
to
us
as
Substandard
Da,,
'OT
J
Iflf
.
All
Colors
in
2
-
3
ond
4
ply
yarns
UNBLEACHED
SHEETS
LAm
LADIES
MYnM
NYLN
Uftce
H0SE
Made
from
Good
Quality
Medium
Weight
Sheeting
"Substandards"
Good
AssortmentoT
Size
About
73x90
Each
....
$1,89
Colors.
Sizes
9
-
IN
y
Pair
9
"
"
BATH
TOWELS.
LADIES'
SWEATERS
"Substandards"
Large
Size
Bath
'
,
Twin
Sets
-
Short
Sleeve
Pullover
--Towels
in
a
Good
Assortment
of
Cardigan
to
Match.
Sizes
M
&
L
only
Patterns
Each
.,
$1,00
Good
Ran9e
of
Colors
Set
$6.9?
PILLOW
CASES
LADIES'
ANKLE
SOX
First
Quality
Bleached
Cotton
42"
Fancy
and
Plain
Knit.
White
&
Colors.
Pillow
Cases.
Reg
1.29
Pair
gJQ
Sizes
8V2
-
10V2
$
pair
for
TABLE
CLOTHS
1
36"
COTTON
PRINT
.
T
Gay
check
Toblecloths
in
Green
and
"Seconds"
.
2
yrds
fo--
White
and
Red
and
White
36"
SHIRTING
OQp
f3
"t
Size
About
52x52
Each
$1.98
"Seconds"
"
'
Friday,
Saturday,
Mond
and
Tuesday
'S3
1AKE
NOTICE
that,
hv
nriior
nl
ir
i
n
manpnt.
tnanent
cnnnH
sound
-ar.n
iu.
hi
.
i
u
u,
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t
-
...
...
".
'
...
:
xvuttic
nu.
i.
Litni.
n.
rtoviK.
"miu
ui
me
.
ruiion,
local
,
,
,
,
I
8
happy
event.
;
ll
CANADIAN
WHISKY
!'i
It
pays
w
ttdvertlse.
for
Vancouver;
F.
C.
Hamilton
for
Ocean
Falls
and
J.
Comer
for
Victoria.
V
VIUIl
111
-
J
-
C?JTMAr
",ZLm
the
21st
Alaska
ports.
Friday
and
Batur-
a
uay
of
of
April.
A
D.
.
1950.
appointed
.
,,,
.,
.
,
,
dmlnlstator
of
the
estate
of
Neil
w"'
be
the
big
days
as
far
as
McDonald,
deceased,
late
of
Btewart.
clearing
is
concerned.
British
Columbia,
who
tiled
on
the
!mh
day
of
February.
1B50,
at
'
Stewart.
British
Columbia,
aii
jxt-
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Bona
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
r
.
.,,
.
.
.
.
the"
CaPU
W111'am
Hubenet,
South-Indebtedness
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
to
me
foithwith.
and
bound
from
Skagway
to
Vancou-all
said
persons
esute
are
havlnif
required
cla:ma
to
gainst
file
them
the
VPr
'
arrived
arrlvea
in
ln
nort
Porl
at
01
S-Ju
Vlfl
P
nm
m-
')t
H
m
ril-nnarlit
u.iri...i
.
TnOft
Or-rlotf
f
rnm
Unclrn
nnlnt-
Capt.
J.
Wood.-
skiDDer
of
the
Union
:
"
-
iiiw
on
ur
ae-
uuj
.itioiva
puiiiua
-iivi
freighter
:ciKlltcr
LnUlWLCK
ChUiwack,
left
left
ICg
V'M
SlHt
CiftV
nt
MhV
1UW1
foil-
i
.
.
!.
W
mB
which
d.strmution
win
be
made
sa"ea
eany
m
lne
evenln&-
Ior
Vancouver
by
plane
today.
He
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
Passengers
embarking
here
In-
was'
called
to
the
southern
city
0,DATEn
lt"l
Z.
cluded
T'
w-
Willmore,
F.
Sale,
on
business.
His
command
is
22
ind
day
of
April,
luso.
'
'
Miss
J.
M.
Johnson,
Mrs.
S.
M.
taken
over
by
Chief
Officer
O.
GORDON
PHAHER
FORBES
JnhrXinn
V.
n
Vnclor
ar,A
!
TJoncrnlh,
j
L
.'
Official
Administrator
.
"
'
"
,
T
'
""V
V
l
uu
orougm
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Mlss
l-
Washburn,
J.
H.
Comer,
the
vessel
into
Prince
Rupert
late
doe)
P.
LebenUoff
and
A.
McDougall
last,
night.
UMII
I
I
I)
IN
CANADA
III
I
NDI
I)
IN
CANADA
HO
I
Tl.liD
IN
CANADA
I
If
S
WHO
APPRECIATE
THE
FINEST
CANADIAN
WHISKY
NANKFOBT
CH$TIUES
(CANADA)
ITD.
7
I
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
in
advance.
Plea
?e
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
NJtices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Fun
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
.
...
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
AT-
rtUement
is
not
puhiisnec
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
'i,
or
by
Die
Government
of
British
Columbia
FOR
SALE
'
FOR
SALE
ENGAGEMENT
NOTICE
The
UKT2VEELSAL
FOR
SA1.E
Used
Car
Trans-
I
FOR
SALE
One
dinette
set
'
Mr.
and
MrsrAlex
Barbe
wish
3rd
Ave
at
6th
Street
missions.
tjviown
Macpino
;
table
and
chairs,
buffet;
one'1"
"nnounce
ine
ensauement
oi
Works.
.
(tf)
;
Easv
Boy
chair,
one
small
their
younarest
dauhter.
Lo--
:r.
'
writins
desk.
Phone
Green
320
raine.
to
Mr.
Gordon
Lee
Dell,
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
ran"e.
between
6
and
8:30
p
m.
(98)
,
youngest-,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESULTS
not
burner
ood
c
imf1
FOR
SALE
Cash,
30
H
P.
Here-
to
take
place
May
20th
at
St.
Phonp
rmJiiR
DlllIT
Bh
3IO.
V7ft
"
-
Iot'V
'
Js
Diesel
with
3
to
1
Redue-
I
Andrew's
Cathedral.
-
(Up)
l(:.l,
Iinn
A.
iTsllrt
turn
f3
r
peasons
trolling.
Should
be
'
TENDERS
FOR
SALE
Three
piece
ehes-'
pood
buy
for
a
eillneiter
or
for
st.ationar
use.
Apply
Boat
i
TVEBid?.
a.r?
.c11?,di.
for
George
Cook,
Jeweller1
warehouse
and
other
buildines.
terneld.
new
condition
Black
f17evenlngs
(99pi
FOR
SALE
Troller
""Polbers"
1
Bountv
at
McLean
or
Phone
i
Red.
852
evenines.
(itfp)
.
lensrun
6i
ie-t.
cowered
15-lb
BOXING
Every
Friday
Night
Easlhope.
Fully
equloped
FO"
SALF-19'8
two
ton
Ford
i
ready
to
fish.
Applv
V,
Favero
$250
cash.
Call
eves.
Black
New
Floats
East
of
Drvdock.l
937..
HOOp)
.
(lOOp)
I
LOST
Buy
With
Confidence
Gifts
for
Every
Occasion
SILVERWARE,
WATCHES,
CHINA,
LUGGAGE
'
527
3rd
W.
Box
1118
Phone
2G4
POP
SAf
P
T.loVit
rlnllvorn
hlicl.
ot
pniioott
Evitt
Co.
Ltd.
on.
the
C.N.R,
Wharf.
Buildinusi
are
for
removal
or
can
be
utilized
on
present
location
upon
suitable
lease
agreement!
with
the
,
Canadian
National
Rallwavs.
Bids
to
be
in
by
i
the
29th
of
Aoril
and
address-'
ed
to
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Co.,
Ltd..
P.O.
No.
748.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(99)
.
AGENTS
WANTED
j
AGENTS
WANTED
Here'-s-a'
nctural
Presto-Mix
motor-less
automatic
mixer.
100
."needs
from
Water
faucet.
Mixes,
whips,
beats.
Simple,
incxueriMvp
nothing
like
it.
Fxceot
tonal
on
r
o
r
t
u
n
1
1
y.
Cornwall
val
Products
Co.,
Cornwall
3,
Ont.
.
ness.
2
cars,
lots
of
work.
I
LOST
Red
plastic
rimmed
Phone
678,
nights
Red
735.
glasses.
Reward.
Phone
Green
tf)
j
902.
(98p)
,
FOR
rUT
E-Kitchen
"table
and
LOST
Brown
cloth
covered
six
chairs,
also
ice
box.
Phone
field
book
with
meter
rtotn--
Green
153.
(103p)
Hons.
Finder
return
to
Daily
WPW
omce
or
piione
iai
ward.
'98p)
FOR
SALE
One
Glllnet
Boat.
Phone
Qreen
803.
U03p)
REPAIRS
Morning,
noon
and
night
and
for
in-between
pick-me-ups
FOR
KALE
1941
Chev.
coune
.
F'tri.00":!!"0".
AP"LV.
I
WATrHRenalrs
nromnt
effi
JilUl
UI
ftupcii
-"-r----
nrur
lloiAfd
IH
T
T
I
I'
It"
II
I-
BT1
11
U.
-;vik.
Everyone
Welcome
No
Charge
AMATEUR
'
BOUTS
?
PTHERN
SPORTS
BOXING
CLUB
Corner
of
6th
St.
&
3rd
Ave.
Delicious
Bakery
Treats
PASTRIES
O
PIES
CAKES
9
COOKIES
Ci
CRISP
APPETIZING
BREAD
All
baked
fresh
daily
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
n
nrnrvnP
FOR
RAT.FW"hv
not
rrtnk
with!
teea.
i
t
u
I
I
Gas.
See
Ward
Electric
and
,
Marine
Supply
Co.
for
com
FOU
RKNT
P.O.
Box!
'
.
,
,
(lOOp)
FOR
RENT
Quiet,
comfortable.
v
ji
plete
information.
;
78iV-Phone
680.
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
PMjE
Furnished
house,
immediate
occufancv.
Suit-nbli
fnr
lnr"
famUv
or
bonrd-in
house.
Has
five
lare
bed-rnom"
and
two
small
ones.
Needs
s,
considerable
amount
of
renair
work
Aopl"
185
tri
Ave.
East
or
phono
Green
4s?'?.
(tf)
sleeping
room,
t-none
uirai
438.
I
IMP
FOR
RENT
Office
space.
Pvlnce
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Phone
67.
(99)
FOR
RENT
Fully
,
furnished
2
FOR
pee.
SAJF-5
Suite
in
room
basement.
housef
fun.
BROADWAY
CAFE:
Call
rnnm
ant.
ntliet
COUDle
Or
FOR
SALE
Boat
"Diubv"
fully
rineed
for
trollinai.
34
ft
Ion.
Boat
niav
be
seen
at
McLean's
Shioyard.
Phone
Red
924
afUr
5:30'
or
call
GG7
Hays
Cove
,
Clrcfe.
-
102p
FOR
SALE-29
ft.
Glllnetter
7-9
asthope
Drum.
ComDlete.
Phone
Red
597.
(103p)
FOR
SALE
1947
Ford
half
ton
nick
uo.
Phone
Green
883.
P.O.
Box
58fi
Citv.
(tf)
046
TAXI
business
girl
only.
801
Borden
St.
(tf)
WANTED
fJAK
Best
Food
or
Quality,
Flavour
and
Economy-
8th
West
Phone
Black
933.
(103p)
FOR
SALE
Revenue'
Property
on
4th
E
Fin
five
room
home
fr"
owner
ol"s
two
rentals.
Moderately
rtrlced
with
pood
terms
to
reliable
party.
For
rnrtpti)ar
ep
Atmstrone
Asencies.
Phone
342
or
Green
297
(eves.).
(It)
VEKSONAl
WANTED
Furnished
or
unfurnished
2-rooni
suite,
or
larger.
Phone
263.
88p)
win
fiAT.u
Npw
Jfe
used
house
hold
furniture
and
hardware
Finest
Cooking
WANTED
Scrap
cast,
brass,
ennnpr
radiators
and
oatter-
unnamterj
cnesi
or
amwu,
end
tables
anci
coffee
tobies,
h.rtj.rv
mriios.
floor
!overlne,
Fhone
543
or
can
ozn,
ies.
at;
Sixth
W.
rilles.
pressure
cookers,
singer
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
t
sewins
machines,
otfice
c"aJ'3
-
WANTED
To
rent
unfurnished
end
,
scores
of
oUier
Rood
"houe
centrai
location,
must
I
Ttmbing
and
Hpntlm?
-Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone
543
nr
call
629.
Sixth
Ave
West.
H
Letourneau
and
Sons.
Ufi
NOW-BETTER
THAN
EVER
at
Our
New
Location
CORNER
OF
7TH
STREET
AND
SECOND
AVENUE
FOR
1
""satisfaction
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646
bave
three
bedrooms.
Urgent.
(lOOp)
possible
prices
B.C.
urniwe.
Phone
Black
324.
(TF)
HELP
WANTED
wanted
to
rent
Three
REMODEL
THAT
SPARE
ROOM
:
LET
US
HELP
YOU
TO
REMODEL
OR
REFINISH
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KNOWN
NAMES
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Shovels;
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Road
Graders:
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Bros
Black
Too
RO(l
Maintenance
EnulPment:
Owen
ClamalieU
purkets
and
Rock
Granules,
T
L
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
Hark
Forklif
t
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
StocJiPi
e
rtxim
furnished
apt.
or
house.
HELP
WANTED
Bovs
or
lrls
Phonf
L.
Gretslnger,
Domin-
as
pin
setters.
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to
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;
inn
Alleys.
(98)
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Urpentlv.
Qood
clean
WANTED
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wanted
for
home
for
2
small
children.
dailv
newspaper
route
with
or
Good
remuneration.
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691
without
bicvcle.
ApdIv
Dnilv
Dailv
News.
'
(102p
.
News
office.
ltf)
WANTED
TO
RENT
House
or
WANTED
Experienced
sales-Nnv.il
fam-
man
for
men's
clothins
store
YOUR
HOME
FOR
YOUR
LIVING
ENJOYMENT
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363
and
Sitow
Romoyaj:
Puinps:
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nn
Na-
v-aieicwtTifucaj
iiw
with
two
children.
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Phon
359
during
business
526.
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hours.
ti)
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Scrapws
and
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&
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or,
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or
will
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r-r,t-nre
sider
suitable
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man
will
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room
house,
suite
or
(
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wmutiuio
RotSv
Screens
and
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rooms
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1.
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F.
Tyler,
Premier.
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