Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
February
7,
10JO
Married
At
I
Priests'
House
Popular
Young
Couple
Marry
A
wi-ddinir
nf
mni-h
intrpst
inl
A
verv
tiuiet
ceremony
at
the
C.
C.
F.
Club
Meeting
Tut
111-
P
I
P1
I
f.
1
:
ciay
8
P-
m.
Metropole
Hal,
It
I
u-ulay
for
a
uip
to
Vancouver
SHIFFER-HILLMAN
CLOTHING
Prince
Rupert's
young
people
was
'
Priests'
Residence
of
Annuncla-
j
solemnized
by
Archdeacon
E.
j
lion
Church
Saturday
evening
L
Hodson
in
St.
Peter's
Church
at
'saw
the
exchange
of
marriage
j'
Seal
Cove
at
8
o'clock
Saturday
i
vows
between
Miss
Mary
Maur-
Ernest
Utiwin
sailed
Sunri-iv
,
r.
f
th
dty
flre
nUM
on
the
!
hi,.in.
.
Coquitlam
J
.
4
.
or
or
4
i
1
fartment
returned
to
the
city
on
evening
when
Sally
Lorraine
Wei-
j
een
Fitzgerald,
fourth
daughter
I
ter,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
Coquitlam
Sunday
evening
j
William
Sheardown
left
on
yes-
from
a
triP
t0
Vancouver,
today
plane
Cor
a
business
trip
'
William
McCmnc.
son
of
Cant.
of
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Fitzgerald
of
j1
Frince
Rupert
and
the
late
J
rT-U...nn
T.-.i
..
..
T--:
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A
Of
.
John's.
Newfoundland,
and
James
i
Percy
Welter,
former
local
residents
now
living
in
Victoria,
became
the
bride
of
Charles
Fen-ton
Graham
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
bride's
blonde
lovelinesS
was
emphasized
to
the
fullest
by
her
well-tailored
dressmaker
suit
er'
i
William
McCombe
of
the
steamer
Kay
Christensen,
who
has
been
CwIulUam.
Is
making
the
round
viuiting
at
his
home
here,
sailed
trip
norlh
aboard
that'
vessel
by
the
Coquitlam
this
afternoon
whlch
was
in
port
Sunday
eve-
David
Stuart,
only
son
of
Mr.
'
i
;
j
I
fP-'fa
-
I
l:F
'I
'
i
I
and
Mrs.
David
Charles
Stuart
to
resume
hU
studies
in
Vancou-
nlng
and
again
today.
A
Bigger
and
Better
Showing
of
Shiffer-Hillman
Suits
,
.
.
More
Patterns,
Greater
Variety
of
Shades,
Finer
Quality
and
Greater
Values.
of
Prince
Rupert.
The,
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
Father
F.
Rayner
O.M.I,
and
the
attendants
of
the
couple
were
Miss
ver
Police
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
City
firemen
were
called
to
the
sa!led
Saturday
afternoon
on
residence
of
A.
K.
Nelson
at
1:30
lhn
Princess
Norah
for
Vancou-p.m.
Sunday
to
extinguish
a
j
vcr
wcre
he
wil1
attend
a
con-chimney
fire.
No
damage
was
'
vention
police
magistrates
this
done.
week.
of
pale
rose
which
was
set
off
by
a
small
veiled
silver
sequin
hat
and
a
corsage
of
azure
blue
carnations
and
white
hyacinth
Her
maid
of
honor,
Ruth
Ketcheson,
was
clad
In
a
trim
navy
dressmaker
suit,
a
tiny
frothy
pink
feather
hat
and
wore
Mona
Fitzgerald
and
Walter
Sedgewick.
'
'
The
bride
wore
a
green
suit
with
matching
hat
arfd
Erstwhile
homeless
Wnmnn
,,r
i
Frank
Pashley,
D.
Robinson,
O.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stuart
are
tak-
I
ing
up
residence
at
the
home
of.
I
the
Moose
met
in
the
ladies
'
Hpndry
and
J-
McClary
oI
hc
a
corsage
of
pink
carnations
ar.d
lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
last
!
st0CK
taking
department
of
13.
C.
white
hyacinth
VU'.liU
-''.
Masaine?"
j
.;.
1
;)!.
v.
.aid
be
taken
j
I.,
:
.
l,.44.-
This
will
Avenue,
Westvlew.
week
with
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey
i
Paekers
sailed
by
the
Coquitlam
Gromsman
was
Percy
Welter,
in
the
chair.
Business
was
en-
I
to(iay
Ior
Bella
BelIa
after
a
vish
twin
brother
of
the
bride.
II
rely
of
routine
nature.
;
here
on
of
ficlal
business.
j
Following
the
ceremony,
a
re
The
groom
Is
a
member
of
a
well
known
pioneer
Prince
ftu-
i
',
i
;-in
iiai'
lollowmg
i
'
I
...
.
,
.
-
,
ception
was
held
at
the
home
of
m
ttibi-o
u-ni
i,..
.;
p.uer
a.
navs
susnnnsinn
oe
IVTmip
-..v.-
n
w
a
miccluj-x
ui
-
-
'
-
:
of
tin-
pert
family
and
was
born
here.
:
He
served
as
an
officer
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
In
the
l:
the
Construction
and
Genpral
cause
of
no
lights,
classes
were
nvi-ntly
i
Labourer's
Union.
Local
1427.
resumed
at
Booth
Memorial
High
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
war.
an-fill
ions
anci0n
Tuesday
February
7
at
8
p.
School
today.
The
school
was
building,
toi
m
Jn
lhe
Carpcnters
union
thrown
into
darkness
yesterday
''
i'-
fiuncmenu.
i
Hail
on
Eraser
Street
All
mem-
when
an
underground
cable
be-
:!i
f
a
com-
bers
are
urged
to
attend.
Busi-
come
broken.
An
overhead
wire
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Murdoch,
1161
Ambrose
Avenue,
for
some
three
score
friends
and
well
wishers.
The
young
couple
stood
beneath
an
arch
of
pink
and
white
streamers
to
receive
their
guests
and
accept
their
felicitations.
A
dainty
double
tiered
pink
and
white
wedding
cake
was
the
center
of
attraction
on
the
l-'u
t
-1
ii.:
i
iur
f
1
tat,
pur-
jness
Election
of
new
secretary
;
was
run
in
so
that
the
lighting
.ro
already
in
c.
L.
Moe
!
(Secretary).
(31)
mipht
be
restored.
.
hi1
Moosi
.social
I
I
(I,
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Thompson
Some
concern
was
felt
Sun-
:
niiH
A
C
Dati.Im
ii
nil
.1
t
.l
t
lnJn
O
Cokes
O
Pies
'
O
Ireod,etc
-
THE
'HOME
OF
FINE
;
BAKERY
PRODUCTS
'
519
3rd
Ave.-
Phone
643
ucfcuui
ui
juiuiji,
on-
uay
aiw-'ikiuuii
wuuu
twu
ia.Kia
"
-'h'tryp
of
the
'
'i
liclri
in
the
vor
Milles
sailed
by
the
Cojuit-
Edgar
Mostad
and
Fred
John-
prettily
decorated
bride's
table.
Following
the
taking
of
photographs
by
Miss
Vin
Elliott,
an
ap-
Announcements
j
Civic
Centre
Bridge
Febru-J
ary
10th.
-
,
.
j
Lutheran
Tea
ana.
'.Borne
Cooking
Feb.
11th.
Canadian
Legion
Card
party
February
15.
Card
tournament,
Catfioll?
Hall,
February
16.
-'
.
.
Boy
Scout
Concert,
Civic
Centre,
"
Feb
17.
'
,
.
.
Shrine
Band
Concert,
Civic
Centre
Auditorium,
Friday
March
3rd
at
8:15
p.m.
Tickets
from
'
lam
Sunday
night
orv
thfcr
re-
son
crossed
the
harbor
in
a
row
Linn
nuuc
Aim
uiLer
a
visji.
in
the
city.
boat
for
crab
fishing.
When
a
pale
came
up,
the
police
were
notified
and
P.M.L.
15
was
sent
out
to
make
a
search.
The
boys
i
i
in-
fire
Temple,
arc
now
o.i
is
to
.sup
propriate
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Robert
Cameron,
who
reminded
the
guests
of
all
the
beautiful
songs
written
for
girls
named
Sally,
most
of
which
David
W.
Murray,
Alice
Arm
merchant,
was
a
on
passenger
had
taken
HhelieI
behhvi
III
MiS
Pig
board
the
Coquitlam
Sunday
eve
;.
ii,,ii,:io!i
va-
Island
and
finally
got
back
under
could
be
proudly
claimed
by
the
their
own
power
about
6
p.m.
i
lucky
groom
as
describing
most
MARCIIAND
OIL
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
ning
returning
north
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
members.
accurately
the
charms
of
hts
!
lovely
bride.
Mr.
Cameron
re
mi
an-
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Bale,
April
5th.
!-
.
!
minded
the
young
couple
that
Plumbing
&
Heating
Alterations,
W.
N.
Campbell,
forest
ranger
from
Prince
George,
returned
to
the
city
by
plane
from
Sandspit
Saturday
after
visiting
.
various
Island
points.
Mr.
Campbell
expects
to
remain
in
the
city
for
a
marriage
was
a
game
with
only
two
rules
give
and
take.
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
.
j
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale
April;
20.
,'
'
I
H.
W.
Stevens,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
and
Robert
Dunlop,
road
superintendent,
left
on
yesterday's
plane
for
a
trip
to
1e-
-
i;
i-;-ii
i;
to
be
--.re'.ary
liar-.
"
!i-);b,:rs
tr
:
i,
t'
,lt'l-)K'.,
1
i'l'kB-U'I"
Bil'Uil
1
HANKS
SMITH
&
ELKIHS
LTD
!
The
groom
replied
suitably,
con-
curring
heartily
in
Mr.
Cameron's
i
sentiments,
and
thanking
all
few
weeks
before
returning
to
I
f,
.1
V.
.1
.
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BOX
271
PHONE
174
vl
SUFFERED
AGONIZING
iniiiuii-iiuu
tu
uuijuurirs
lit
vie-
,
p(
i!lfe
Gciirge
loria.
i
.
'
-
!
L.
de
la
Flore
and
his
sister,
mim.ru,
..t
;
Miss
de
la
Flore,
who
have
been
present,
for
their
good
wishes.
A
toast
to
the
pretty
maid
of
honor
was
proposed
by
the
groomsman.
HI
3E
IE
,'!
I'i
I!
I
I
lil-!H1l'
.-i
u
II.
.it.
I
n.
(iruvls-
ur
Onrm
r.
in
Vancouver
for
some
time,
were
TASTY
&
ECONOMICAL
Soliif
..f
,.;iii.
jti.H.
fr
l
ertifl-
passengers
aboard
the
Coquitlam
rule
of
Iininirnn-nts.
Riinriav
pvrninp
Dninsr
thr.niHli
the
I.
i.nrt
11;
Mniitii'iil
No.
I.
Muntrfiil
No
S,
(Mttil
I
discovered
wondtrf
yl,
fat!
Mtinf
Vtfwa
'
Heurrtii
CaftuUt.
ECUtr
Ht
rli4
SciMka,
Nwnljia,
Lumbta
a4
thaaMM
In
:
St.
to
Premier
where
they
will
rs-
Mantn-nl
No.
3.
Montreal-
No,
4.
atia.
At
all
4nM
afaaaa.
wr-
tf-y
t
,
E
C:
K
!
'-i-irv
trull,
at
ii.'iiton.
Montreal
No.
5.
Montreal
No.
6,
sume
residence.
'Montreal
No.
7.
Montreal
No.
B.
Biul
Tr,.
Following
the
serving
of
delicious
refreshments
and
the
cutting
of
the
bride's
cake,
dancing
was
enoyed
until
well
after
midnight.
Music
was
provided
by
Richard
Tweed
on
the
accordion
ami
Mrs.
Helen
Marchildon
at
the
piano.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Graham
will
make
their
home
In
Prince
Rupert.
Vans.
01
I
1
.'I
(H)
y
For
Lunches
or
Cold
Plate
Supper
MAPLE
LEAF
Bologna
IS
HARD
TO
BEAT
-or
Quahfy
and
Savings
Mineral
Claims
Bon
Accord
No.
30.
Situate
in
the
Port
land
Cenal
f-'imiif;
Division.
Where
1
.oca
ted
:
Harklcv
Creek,
on
Mt.
Oltcr.
lavilul
holdi-ra:
L.
Dc-romo
niul
.1
O.
l.e
l-'runvwls
Number
tif
Oie
liuhler'V
free
min-er'.'i
rrrtifleate:-
2lim:'P
and
alosil-'
Take
notice
that
IV
V.
H.
Jorrest
,.f
l
13
A
t
tk
(
i.f.tiltl
IIU
Two
ambulance
calls
were
answered
Saturday
afternoon.
At
12:30
p.m..
Mike
Iloyoshyshyn
was
piek'irt
up
at
233
Ninth
Avenue
West;
and
.taken
to
General
Hospital.
C.
Jackson,
537.
Eigh
lb
Avenue
West.
wa
taken'
to
hoKpl-
I
1,1X1
vr
r
!
'
Nil.
:wllO-
1
1.
Thirt
v-
.
I
MIS.IL
It's
business
wise
to
advertise
p.m.
-
:ic;ent
for
L.
DeroiOe'
atMl
J.
O.
I-o
1-30
Francois
Free
Miner's
tMtilieifte
No.
an
above,
inteiiil.s.
at
the-oml.f
si""
ty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
ii)-;
nlv
to
the
MiniiiL-
Itecorder
lor
Cur-n
;
.
,
Buy,
Bologna
by
MAPLE
LEAF
A
PRODUCT
OF
CANADA
PACKERS
LIMITED
-hi
ni,
Cl-
1
M.ip
'JUil
'
v
priHtf
of
ir.il.i-
(il
Title
if
(,rvl
ynv
I
I
hi.,
oll'ico.
tl'iil
1
shntt
im
:;t)i
1mm
!
urn
hnre-l
CIIMiivU;
of
i,
(
i.TUtn
ftt,
.-
ViiHd
objec-
wt
it.
iim.
I'.
tsl!'V
Of-C.
tliU
lMttl
A
U.
3
El
DC
ch
Av,.
V,
rid
Suns.
tiflcates
of
Improvements
for
ttlP
lunose
of
obtaining
Crown
grants
ol
the
nbove
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
of
the
"Mineral
Act."
must
be
commenced
be-fure
the
Issuance
of
such
Certi.i-1
Dated
this
22nd
day
of
August.
I
rules
of
Improvements.
1949
!
W.
H.
Forrest,
Agent.
(H)
;
i
RF.VT
Skin
Troubles
Prescription
Excellent
Results
This
prescription
has
quickly
cleared
up
many
types
of
skin
troubles.
It
is
a
clear,
colorless
and
odorless
liquid
and
will
not
stain.
Application
is
simple.
Affected
parts
are
washed
with
pure
soap
and
warm
water
and
the
rirfiscrintion
Exoll
Concentrated
.'Oil-
For
Complete
Sheet
Metal
Work
o
-
CALL
.
.
BLACK
884
.
o
O
SERVICE
WORKMANSHIP
DEPENDABILITY
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
()
See
Us
First
FOR
BOYS
WEAR
SNOWSUITS
O
PARKAS
JACKETS
and
complete
outfits
for
the
school
boy
wumj
win
tu-juv
a.,
i
i
tvim
t
t
1--'-
31007-1
in.
F.'l)clivt-.toii
ot
...
s
one
Hujulred
i
11IH',
1,'uMtx
Five
i..,t.
Mi
ia
to
con-
!-
i
Six
Mile
(1.60
my
or
VRisrn
kitekt
!
Seiilfd
tenders,
marked
"Tender
lor
Sewers"
will
be
received
by
the
lmiliTMimied
up
to
S
p.m.
Monday.
February
27th.
1900,
for
excavating.
Inti;i
t
supplying
.layiiiK
and
bttcktllluiK
!
.-.s.
Mnp
14l
r.u-l'.rv
proor
hi
tipprosimately
IBBO
leei
01
uuu
rvriitimte
of
Tl-.Jii"
nliiforced
concrete
newer
pipe.
is
then
patted
on
with
a
swab
of
cotton
apply
night
and
morning.
"You
can
get
this
prescription
from
your
drugfrist,
simply
ask
for
3
ounces
of
Exoff
Concentrated
and
if
your
skin
is
tender,
cracks
or
gets
dry,
you
should
also
obtain
4
ounce
of
l'.xofl
Ointment.
Cut
this
out
to
remind
you
or
to
pass
to
another
sufferer.
:
S.i,;;
':;.
.
't"1
ltwal
-
W
-;t,m-nn
i.ami.
of
Milton
Al-lil.il
in
this
ollice.
,m
ii
that
I
shall.
.,(
i.
in-
month
from
-
publication
llere-
I'r.-i.iMonal
l
of
said
l'"-st
Plans
ani
specifications
may
be
io-tiilued
from
the
City
Engineer,
1-rince
Rupert.
Tenders
must
contain
r.epnrale
quotations
for
(a
Excuvh-tion.
(b)
Supplying
of
pipe,
nnd
(c)
Laying
of
pipe,
construction
of
manholes
and
backf
llllnK.
The
City
re
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
622
3rd
Ave.
".-"is.
A;i:
'tiiiirrt.
u.
if???
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in
(lie
meunumu
i
,,rVeS
to
riyht
to
accept
any
or
mi
made
to
me
1
,
portions
of
any
tender
or
tenders.
I
Tlie
lowest
or
auy
tender
will
not
.imt
Bt-Klslry
Of-1
nw!esiariiv
be
nccepted.
It.
c.
this
ltstb:
u
q.
TUain,
'(.
A.
D.
1
city
Clerk.
(32)
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LEAVES
FILM
BOARD
POST
Russ
McLean,
commissioner
of
the
National
Film
Board
for
the
last
-three
years,
lias
been
replaced
by
W,
Arthur
Irwin,
editor
of
MacLran's
Magazine.
CP
Photo.
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,
WE
.
CAN'T
FIX
BROKEN
HEARTS
BUT
of
Title
(401
K'U'k
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tlie
Supremo
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of
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Blue
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Day
Guarantee
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Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
We're
Here
to
Serve
TOU
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"Adminlstrn-1
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of
Ja-
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l,y
order
of
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l
mill:,,
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.
Columbia
In
Proljato
!
In
tlie
Mutter
of
the
"Admlnlstra-1
a
tion
Act"
And
In
the
Mutter
of
the
Estate
of
William
Noel.
Deceased,
Intestate
TAKE
NOT1C15
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
J
was
on
the
27th
day
of
January.
A.
U.
191,0,
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estute
of
William
Noel,
lute
of
lX-ase
Lake,
Biillsli
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
nliout
the
6th
day
of
July.
1948,
at
Wiiitchorse.
Yukon
Territory.
All
pcrsous
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
fire
"
required
to
pay
the
..f
v,mi-
indebtedness
to
me
1
v
(
),
Commodore
Cafe;
l-iitton,
iKicm
rmuii
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Brl-
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KAUU
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Co.
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t
i
.
KENS
CLINIC
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food'S
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders,
3rd
Ave.
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Chow,
Mgr.;!
v.-a,.
"ii
the
3tst
v
I)
I'.ir.n.
nptxiint-l.lie
esl-iH-
ot
Ja-..I
rinu-o
KM-
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'h''
w:',s
,
livini',
on
Miircn
,.,
.now
presumed
i.
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to
tint
said
-New
uiiiwinii'il
graver,-,.
Mr:.hUv
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Mai-l-.-H-;-
For
Satisfactory
Servlca
718
2nd
Ave.
W.
Blue
992
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and
ALBUMS
CLASSICAL,
CHILDREN'S
POPULAR
liluek
324.
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forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
cshitc
are
required
to
file
them
with
mo.
propel
Iv
verified
on
or
before
tho
Btn
cii.v
of
-February.
1850,
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
haviHK
re-raid
only
to
such
claims
ot
which
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at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
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rinv
nf
January,
A.
D.
C.
this
1950.
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them
toddy
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PRINTERS
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fo0
jq
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.
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222
Second
Ave.
ijiW.cW:
13
C,
"VICKERS"
IS
DISllllEO
IN
CANADA
and
u
ommuTio
y
Calvttt
This
atlvcrtisrniL-iit
it
r.ot
publislicJ
or
ciis
playtd
by
tlie
Liquor
Control
Board
ui
by
tlie
Government
of
britiah
Columbia
Eniest
Eurl
Allen
Administrator
-of
the
Estate
ol
William
Noel.
Deceased
I
nan
i.e.
ii
iici
iU'
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DATitn
ri-tiK-e
KuiH-rt.
mtr.
airt
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t'r.ser
l-'ini'-T
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C'O
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&
Harvey
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Rupert,
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