f
o
Rupert
Women
Shown
Latest
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
October
2,
1SI53
!
1
.
TT
Chlorinated
Water
Irks
Socreds'
Mrs.
Arsens
'"Wilt.
Ainter
Fashions
at
Legion
Show
f
"
"
'AAnrlium'
Medium'
Skirt
CL:.i.
I
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m
Lenaths
Stol
V
By
J.
K.
NESBITT
VICTORIA.
Social
Credit's
Mrs.
Arsens,
pert
in
a
new
hair-do
on
her
golden
brown
tresses
and
a
corsage
of
sweet
peas
tp
light
up
the
pink
of
her
cheeks,
made
the
most
provocative
speech
of
the
session.
You
either
agreed
with
Mrs.
Arsens
or
thought
her
plum
nuts.
Here,
we
thought
chlorination
f
A
plug
for
eating-out.
She
said;
"I
am
not
recommending
wine,
If
big,
raw-boned,
barrell-Jawed
Liberal
Gordon
Gibson
of
Liilooet
ever
gets
defeated
and
wants
a
Job,
he'd
make
a
good
barker
on
a
sightseeing
bus.
He
gave
maps
of
Liilooet
riding
to
every
MLA.
Then
proceeded
to
tell
them
of
the
scenic
beauties
from
Horseshoe
Bay
to
Liilooet,
while
at
the
same
time
making
a
strong
plea
for
a
road.
Ancient
Rome
built
a
road
system
stretching
from
n-rtherii
Scotland
to
the
Euphrates
river
in
Asia
Minor.
Mink
Tails,
New
Style
Features
By
SHIRLEY
YULE
A
"happy
medium"
in
skirt
lengths
and
a
wide
diversity
of
styles
designed
to
flatter
and
please
every
woman
highlighted
last
night's
Fall
Fashion
Show
presented
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Legion.
The
Legion
auditorium
was'
ntal
tucks
from
throat
to
hem-crowded
with
more
than
250
llne-
women
who
O-ed
and
ah-ed
at
Another
smart
little
dress
was
the
many
new
and
exciting
styles
black
wool
Jersey,
very
simply
in
clothes
ranging
from
practical
styled
with
peg-top
sheath
skirt,
rainwear,
especially
suited
to
ftlld
dressed
up
with
a
grey
and
f-'l
-
,
'
w
i
ACTi
6
1
ft
i
i
a
.
Y-
11
1
Prince
Rurwrt
wRther,to
lovely
black
fringed
reversible
stole
I
cocktail
gowns.
I
Frock
coats,
Important
in
the
;
Perhaps
outstanding
In
the
'
fashion
field
this
year,
also
were
Refrigerators
v.
"
.shown.
One
was
of
silver
grejr
with
black
velvet
accents
at
throat
and
wrist
and
dropped
shoulderline.
A
glamorous
cocktail
dress
of
i
rainwear
line
was
a
prettily-feminine
but
highly-practical
reversible
coat,
soft
grey
outside
and
guv
red
and
grey
checks
Inside,
with
the
check
repeated
on
the
wide
turn-back
cuffs
and
on
a
tiny
off-the-face-matchlnir
A
XS
brown
French
crepe
was
another
standout
In
the
sonhisl.lrat.prl
'1KMI
KS
ol
Nnr-i
who
won
Hip
titlP.
Teen
Queen,"
is
i
(if
her
awards-
r
the
Klbow
Beach
Bermuda.
hat.
It
was
a
Jaunty
little
coat:
line.
It
featured
the
new
sleeves
In
the
full
swinging
fashion
so
I
cut
deep,
nearly
to
the
waist
and
populur
this
year.
a
big
perky
bow
of-
raln'bow-
In
the
sportswear
field,
there
limed
shot
taffeta
at
the
neck-
i
I
s
I
Know
how
the
diction-
1
i
1
I
J
I
I
iry
deft
ies
were
suits,
smart
skirt
and
jack-
lllle
of
water
had
been
accepted
by
the
people.
Yet
Mrs.
Arsens
poked
and
prodded
at
that
old
sore
until
we're
all
liable
to
oe
fighting
among
ourselves
again
about
chlorinated
water.
Why.
Mr.
Speaker,
said
Mrs.
Arsens,
heaving
with
indignation,
to
chlorinate
water
in
our
beautiful
city
of
Victoria
is
a
sin.
it's
against
the
principles
of
democracy,
Mr.
8peaker!
If
we
are
to
believe
Mrs.
Arsens,
chlorinated
water
Is
sending
people
to
hospitals
and
insane
asylums
and,
if
water
is
fluoridated,
we're
all
liable
to
end
up
In
bed,
or
as
raving
lunatics
behind
bars.
Mrs.
Arsens
didn't
say
whether
chlorination
and
fluoridation
create
Jailbirds.
GARBAGE
IDEA
And
we
heard
about
garbage
from
Mrs:
Arsens.
Everybody,
said
Mrs.
Arsens,
should
be
compelled
to
wrap
their
garbage
into
separate
bundles
tin
cans,
which
you'll
be
forced
to
flatten,
papers,
and
waste
foods.
The
waste
foods,
she
said,
should
be
taken
to
the
parks
and
dug
in
as
fertilizer.
Now.
this
is
a
fine
idea,
waste
food
being
an
excellent
fertilizer.
But
the
spectacle
of
thousands,
the
law
whipping
them
on,
trudging
to
the
parks
and
digging
in
their
garbage
to
make
the
grass
and
the
flowers
bloom
is
too
stupendous
to
grasp.
Mrs.
Arsens
didn't
say
what
we'll
be
forced
to
do
with
the
flattened
tin
cans,
and
the
old
;
r
et
combinations
and
pretty
wool
!
"Harmony"?
j
"agreeable
i
effect".
That
Metallic
thread
and
rhineston-
Legion
euctly
exactly
what
what
If
II
you'll
you'll
find
find
in
in
1
f
dresses,
all
casual
but
lovely.
One
outstanding
ensemble
comprised
a
scarlet
blazer,
cut
on
straight,
trim
lines
and
practical
for
wear
with
any
skirt
or
slacks.
It.
was
worn
with
a
pretty
all-round
pleated
skirt
in
the
Mc-
$
Revise
Fltrvey-Woods.
2
-piece
under-
'
ear
...
or
in
any
of
the
V
many
Harvey-
es
were
used
generously
for
trim
on
dresses,
hats
and
veils
In
the
entire
afternoon,
cocktail
and
evening
dress
line.
Coats
Bright,
Full
Bright
colors
and
full,
sweeping
lines
featured
the
showing
of
coats.
There
wasn't
a
fitted
coat
in
the
show.
Reds,
browns
and
greys
were
the
dominant
colors
land
Act
i
,,l
lRae
tartan,
with
scarlet
French
Woods
styles
They're
well
made
of
the
'
linest
materials
to
give
you
wonderful
fit,
FIVE
NKW
ITEMS
OF
CLOTHING,
in
addition
to
improvements
in
materials
and
minor
tailoring
modifications
to
four
others',
have
been
authorized
for
nursing
sisters
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps.
Above,
looking
smart
and
trim
in
three
patterns
of
dress,
are
nursing
sisters
of
the
Kingston
Military
Hospital.
Left
to
right,
Lt.
(NSl
O.
Y.
Hannas,
of
Star,
Alta.,
in
the
modified
winter
service
suit;
Lt.
(NSi
M.
M.
Hunter,
of
Ninette,
Man.,
in
the
modified
mess
dress;
and
Lt
(NSt
A.
E.
Parker,
of
Plaster
Rock,
N.B.,
in
the
new
summer
service
suit
of
khaki
wool
rayon.
?
beret'
another
popular
,
fashion
tnd
Art
a,
to
fit
r
t
the
ho
I
nole
tni(t
ycar
(rians
in
areas
such
1
.Bltcit,
was
approved
j
Pleated
Skirt
iibcrshlp
of
Prince
Another
hltrhnnl..
ua.
a
ri.i
One
flf
thf
vmnrtnvt
I
smart
ap;
pear-
11
,
coats
was
a
dashijig
model
in
Id
M
nee.
and
long
oi
son
grey
jersey
with
a
cl
ng-
cnarcoal
and
oxford
grey
featur-
rr.
"Tl
re"S-i
"
""-round
pleated
skirt,
!
Ing
full
sleeves,
full
oack
stand-
comfortable
wear.
RCA
Model
DB
Deluxe
'
'
FEATURES
.
-jfcr
Across
the
top
freezer
jc
Butter-Keeper"
it
3-Door
Shelves
8.7
cubic
feet
it
44-Pound
Freezer
Capacity.
For
Only
$349
00
,,ks
ui
uit
ei.i.ioii
.smartly
set
shoulders
and
at-'
up
collar
and
sweeping
cuffs
but
AutiiiK
that
the
vet
tractive
bodice
Interest
In
the
really
setting
the
pace
in
the
clever
design,
worn
with
pretty!
coat
field
was
a
beauty
in
red
paddy
green
accessories.
j
mohair,
a
full
swinging
coat
Alcn
(aaf
nmH
In
lk
-
'
I..............
i
i
...
ttle
on
two
acres
of
v
receiving
financial
i
revised,
cutting
the
PERSONALS
-
I
"
nt
uic
cunum
irauui
ing
tm-aciieu
scan
iippea
dress
line
Were
tu:n
llMItt
nam.iulth
nrnHo
cri
.V.I..I,
;i..
ip-age
allowed
Mrs.
C.
M.
A.
Capstlck,
1040
last
nluht
aboard
the
Prince
.?;,thJ
n,V
!f
th!
of
knltted
dress.
one
a
two-5
popular
trim
on
everything
this
1
other
parts
of
the
plecf
number
In
the
beautiful
.season,
ft
impossible
to
find
romantic
new
nmrlhv.t
.h.H.
I
01
1
.
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
a
resident
of
George
for
Vancouver
where
her;Paucrs-
And,
being
a
restaurant
op-
Prlllfo
TJunort
fn-
man,,
von
r.
I
daughter,
MtS.
Ralph
(Bcttyl
arable
land
in
one
r
,."
1
"
w
"
"-I--"
3
J
'.mihorf
nr.,.,
.i
TT.
son,
!
erator,
Mrs.
Arsens
put
in
a
i
vi.v
1
b
hut
1
uoiura.
iiri
UNDERWEAR
Wails
&
Nickerson
MEN'S
WEAR
Ibe
n
-h
r;"
,.P.a
,y'
n.
lne
e
I"
has
left
to
make
her
home
In
Edward,
is
remaining
in
Prince
j
il!
be
sent
to
theior
tea-party.
The
other
knitted
:
.irtD.
.
..,..
....m...
"
i
!
Vancouver-
he
came
"
with
Rupert.
$35
Down
$18
Per
Month
MtRAE
BROS.
LTD.
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
ti.ment.
with
copies:
suit,
with
gently
flared
skirt
and
blue.
"
j
the
late
Mr.
Capstlck
from
Nova
,
.
.
.
Doug
Hogarth
na
Mr
t.
1.
rtDDie-
s
crit
v
b
oused
ton
was
In
tor.
uvu""'
'
"
""
Mr.
A.
E.
McMillan
cenera
m.
James
Sinclair,
!
tan
green.
oriaai
forty
mcmurr
ui
oi.
1
manager
01
cassiar
Packers,
left
corge
1
Leaves
City
For
action
try
Classif
ieds
rel"
s
cnurc11'
sne
wa
l0
non.
M,,.-.h..r
.
.,,
manV
last
night
aboard
the
A
variety
of
smart
fall
suits.
6
hews
and
MP
for
f.o.
and
to
the
Pro-
uu
v.,
wv-.ior
Vancouver,
wncre
ne
to
eharmina
hHrt.
i
.
.
with
lovely
fur
neckpieces
and
iuuid
of
the
Cana
Jackets
also
were
shown.
Thh,.
fT
t;
.
"
:
men
s
oiganizauons.
one
leu
.spend
the
winter
months
re-
For
Vancouver
turning
here
next
spring.
suits
were
all
slim
nf
lino
hcan.
edged
with
seed
pearls
and
net
1
Jhe
lull
and
winter
j
tifully
fitted,
and
in
basic
colors.
yoke,
and
full
skirt
of
lace,
its
i
scalloped
edges
opening
down
!
yn,
mciuaing
curl-
One
was
of
smart
navy
blue
serge.
ers
'
1
wuvoa
n.
nugarLii,
uopuiiii
...
,
,
,.
Two
officials
of
the
Canadian
ytm
Prmce
Ru
t
barter.
Chemical
and
Cellulose
Company.
hM
old
hlg
pracUce
here
anQ
I'
night
and
open
'
another
of
softly
tailored
grey
j
the
front
over
an
under-panel
of-
p
.
ouiunea
Dy
WOOl
PlC
n
Die.
both
tODS
111
1
mvnrnir,n-nlnQtuH
wln
Aim
JSivlu.rnnt
jiiilp
7R
mm
rrr.
wmuea,
ye.sieraay
wouna
up
1(
tor
Vancouver.
He
sailed
for
f'.vdm
Alexander.
fashion
this
Season
and
everv
I
h.indpan
fit
riuir
tu
vnitA
fl.,,a
!
nrrli
Ponnhir
Kt.urlf
T?m-ii
t.
uu-lllf.-ss
VI
Ml.
IlCItr
III
me
VW-lth.
cnnth
locf
nbht
.hnH
tho
si
iw
uuservance
season.
Wltn
one
suit
a
three-
!
trimmort
tho
.ti.iiot
ear,
whi,h
1
Rirlin
Ar.
Klwt
ric
(231
,
umbia
Cellulose
Company
plant.
prince
George.
:
nni
toft-
si
11
thn
fianriro
'Miov
Cathedral
Rummage
Sale.
!
were
M.
W.
Mac.Ceilzie
of
Mon-
JJJl
e,Prilf5
'Ml
r'.
novemoer
,
sKin
cnoKer
or
natural
canacimn
:
held
her
finger-tip
lengtl.
veil
of
I
discussed
and
a
Fisher
was
worn,
with
another,
!
silk-embroidered
net
Z
?
1
?
St0,
M1tei
?ZPJeCe
f
,0Ur
i
Miss
Pat
Mitchell
was
3ne
at-
Oct.
Tntom
rJiff.
Rhfin
(230i
!
J.
MacKenzle.
director
and
sclen-
ZZ,
t
,
V
V
i
tifin
nrlvisnr
Tho
lattpr
U
thp
.
""
'"""-"I
tendant,
wearing
a
pretty
frock
'
of
b.ue
net
leaiuring
bands
of
j
Badminton
Players
Kid
tomorrow
night
I
c
.
.
r-
,JI
RaJ
to
rm,the
Say
former
president
.
of
Atomic
iinal
plans
for
thC
irre"7
Fraser
and
Hogarth
law
firm
Season
Sunday.
(2311
Ever-smart
black-and
pretty
,
-
.-..v,!.,..
u,
MffilLcDIEIIEIRS
here.
Mr.
Fraser
left
a
year
ago;
Energy
of
Canaiia
i-.mited.
Tlicy
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
Tuesday.
,
,
.
T
llK,t
18
luntw
1
ftoles
featured
the
grctup
of
nf-
r
nlnk.
w"
ipf
.
,
,
.
,
:
to
become
executive
assistant
to
'.
Fisheries
Minister
James
Sin
lion
would
assist
in
iternttM
and
cocktail
dresses
I
,
..
t...
t
-
AJ
.
muu
whi;;t
ennrelled
.
this!
m
r.
.lfii.!
iiiniii
.wiik
iif
Kiriiiiii
ill.-
1
----
.
-
-.
-
clair,
and
Mr.
Hogarth
has
now
rTre
membership
hown,
There
:
were
dresses
of
:.
d
nt
,
-
'k
r.
-
th
f
k
Saturday
night,
Oct.
3.
Tourni
ft
Monday
nipht.
A
black
oot-,;;
blncK
French
'
,
silk
kn;
iiriBnrnsR
,.ment
Martlng-CKa.
:ip.r
;v3
I
,,.;V,"fDir
I
year
old
.
.
5
yean
old
.
t.
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yioH'eld
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3
year
old
i
,
KTC
Aristocrat
...
Anniversary
Melchert
Special
Rserv
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London
Club
London
Dry
i
Borrt
In
Saskatoon,
the
2-
..
MDwrpc.
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leia.
in
the
stianless
stvln
.with
.
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...
a
a
th
PRC!
Kn
left
last,
ni.-ht
P.
hi
was
given:
In
fact
black
and
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u
everything,
,
.
8tol.
Snp
.
!
.hnart
thn
Oromn.
anPr
a
two-'
year-old
lawyer
is
a
graduate
of
"ano.er
Jack
W
U-
I
stoles
with
dresses
both
bare-
'rhM,
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...
Dn
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
back
and
cover-uo
style.
1.
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...
Donald
St.
and
Seventh
Ave.
...
"T.
"knd"t'ha
UnWersitv
of
British
I
is
Initiated
at
last
In
this
J
Tuesday,
Uct.
b,
at
.ju.
i.j-i
Outstanding
group
was
.,.ij
k
h,
roH
Columola.
He
was
articled
in!
U
Were
Carl
Sum
IwHintir.inw
.imnla
liltlo
riroci
.
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vi
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'"d.
Ron
Morrison
(of
black
French
crepe
with
a
low
I
Dcwnes,
Ladner
and
Gregory,
melchers
'
sane
"Because"
while
the
bridal
!
and
Saturday
Ruyal
Macaroon
27.
v
l'"nn.
icut
neckline
and
strikine
horl
I
befor:
coming
to
Prince
Rupert.
party
was
on
stage,
and
Mrs.
'Cake,
45c.
Something
nt'W
Banana
Cream
Pie.
(230
!
Hi
served
with
the
Canadian
THIS
WEEK
iArmy
during
the
Second
World
Meeting
of
Jub's
Daughters
irVar.
-Joanne
Clec,
soprano,
sang
dur-!
Ing
a
brief
intermission,
j
Accompanying
the
two
vocal-j
Ists,
and
.providing
background
niu&k,
throughout
the
show
was
Moose
social
Friday.
Oct.
2.
8:30
p.m.
Showing
of
films
and
refreshments.
Members
and
I
mi
ii;
lit
8
sharp.
Bring
jour
.1
Prmce
Kupcri,
Mr.,
Hogarth
fiends
to
the
Banquet
Hall
at
W8i
associated
with
the
Skecna
(Hi
'Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
of
the
Legion
'
Mends,
10
fur
the
movie
pictures
taken
if
(lie
recent
trip
to
Calgary.
Refreshments.
Liberal
association,
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Club,
and
was
one
of
the
sponsors
of
the
Air
9
Meeting
of
Job's
Da
lighters.
!W.A.'
The
charming
commcnta-!
tor,
dressed
In
another
"model'
Friday,
Oct.
2.
8
p.m.
slurp.
vvruins
ui
oi
n:u
mi
vei
-,.,,,
m-lnt.
vimr
friends
;
Cadet
Corps.
'
.,.
....,.,.
..,..
I
He
plans
a
holiday
in
the
0uth'
aftcr
whlCh
he
may
praC-STOCKHOLM
TnrKtint
v
ifPi
(CP)
-The
Thp
Sed-4;1
S
eed-
'
,a
Vancouver.
bh
Pcnteco-tal
Movement
has
;
.
.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
taffeta
with
velvet
and
floral
I
j
j,.,,,
.)t.
10
for
CalRavy
acrpii
s
was
Mrs.
J.
F.
Dcnnliin.
Hlld
refreshments.
25c.
I
Models
huiucli-d.
besides
the,
(230i
;
bridal
party.
Murinl
Oagnon.
!
!
May
Wolslcnholms,
Mary
Bal-
j
a
bii.s
et
Norway
whist
and
.purchased
the
steamship
Aeolus;
o
be
fitted
with
a
powerful
radio
;
i
linger,
Lois
Good,
Jean
Oordon,
;
dunce.
Friday.
Oct.
2.
Whist
8
transmitter
to
make
.
religious
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
Stone
Building
.
Phone
Blue
593
crv'n
J
:
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ir.veiyn
Aiituia,
feari
onus.
Kuiiy
!p.,.,
dunce
10
to
2.
Everybody
I
broadcasts
-to
all
European
conn-.
;Merri.son,
Bertha
Boulton,
Ionn
,
welcome
to
the
opening
night
of
tries
from
a
point
outside
Swed-.Cnmpngnolo.
Gernldinc
Holbrook
j
the
season.
Arcordian
and
gul-
I
territorial
waters.
Wave
and
Merle
Stcgavijr.
,
!
tar
music,
okl-tlmc
and
mod-
lengths
now
are
heln;
discussed'
Mrs.
J.
Stromdahl
and
Mrs.
11.
(.in
(230)
with
international
authorities.
Berg
directed
the
nf
fair,
dressing
i
j
I
the
models,
and
were
presented
j
Notice
A
.special
general
r
i"""1"
j
with
sprays
of
roses
by
the
Le-
i
meeting
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fish-
:
r.
gion
W.A.
Mrs.
Donning
also
rrnuns
union
win
oe
uciu
m
i
received
a
gift
from
Mrs.
Strom-
the
Union
Ha!l
on
Friday,
Oct
dahl.
I
J.
at
7:30
p.m.
Important
busi-
I
The
door
prize
went
to
Mrs.
j
ness.
Members
arc
mguntly
re-
.W.
A.
Beketov.
Icmested
to
attend.
(Hi
ALL-WOOL
TARTAN
KILTS
end
ALL-ROUND
PLEATS
HAND-PLEATED
Sizes
12
-18.
Rcgulor
$17.98
SALE
PRICE
$5
00
SUPS
BLOUSES
Broken
line.
Cotton,
Silk,.
Broken
ilne.
Cottons,
Nylons
Nylon,
etc.
and
Silks.'
Sizes
32-10
"
S-i
OQ
Sizes
12-18.
$-
QQ
TO
CLEAii
XeOO
SPKCIAL
AeOO
PANTIES
HOSE
Reqular
3
59c
r
pr.
plain
Paek-
Rpgu,ar
09
Pr-
Week-end
Special
2
pmh'1-00
2
pm.1.89
SWEET
16
LIMITED
530
Third
Avenue
West
Prince
Rupert
Kr
J
'
Der
v'-,,u'
shows
her
new
daughter.
Diane,
',,
J"0"
sne
Judy
i
is.
The
infant
doesn't
seem
to
'm
1
d
Plllm
fd'
Jutly
hatt
the
baby
at
Oood
Samaritan
Bc.h,
Fla.
LADIES'
PLAY
SHOES
$1.95
$2-95
$.95
BOYS'
BROWN
OXFORDS
i
$3.95
MEN'S
Brown
arid
Black
Oxfords
$6
95
FASHION
FOOTWFAR
Via
ELLIS
km
LIMES
UNDSAY'5
jTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
ft....
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mm
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PACKING
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CRATING
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kt.iu
inir
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uicui,
wauun-wirte
ana
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
Phone
266
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VIA
LINIIhAV'S"
Ah
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lhed
van
I.
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Ltd
Cnr.
3nd
stud
Park
Av.
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