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Monday,
January
19,
1953
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FOR
HELPFUL
CLASSIFIED
AD-TAKER
DEADLINE
FOR
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
4:30
P.M.
DAY
PREVIOUS
MONDAY
-
WEDNESDAY
-
SATURDAY
Deports
Prince
Rupert
2:30
p.m.
Arrives
Ketchikan
3:15
p.m.
FOR
8A1.E
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(Bootless)"
coal.
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to
Change)
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bsi.
PMIpott,
Evltt
&
Co.
Ltd.
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL
UK
Kilocycle
1-1)11
RENT
RKNT
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for
youni?
men.
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RIDERS
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close
111.
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room.
1
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CKNTRB
rent
portable
machines.
Phone
804.
(c)
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RKNT
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double
bed
rooms,
separate
beds.
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FOR
RENT
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to
(share
for
men
Black
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Il5pl
FOR
RENT
Two-ro.m
furnished
suite
and
housi
keepim?
room.
Non-drinkers.
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to
be
a
Champion"
One
thing
I
have
observed
In
watching
hundreds
of
American
curlers
in
Minnesota
and
Wisconsin
is
that
there'
are
no
riding
sliders
among
them.
Why?
...
I
thought
that
over
a
long
time
House.
Phone
Blue
a
331.
(
Iflpi
t
TAVIS
And
TP.
AN
SI
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to
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Start
the
New
Year
,
KI
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Right
j
in
I
10
Change
to
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BLACK
and
YVHI1E
,
II
11
For
a
Clean,
Dependable
f
11
Taxi
Service,
Call
65.
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ij
rittuftlly
.
.
.
Why
not
nowf
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13
12
1
CITY
TRANSFER
2
Long
Distance
2
Furniture
Movers
3
I
4
CRATINO
and
PACKINO
4
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
Efreca
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
In
BC.
Phone
950
First
Ave.
anf
MrBrlde
e)
a
WANTED
$27.00
local
travel
agent
-
roessioncil
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Ori,
vlriil
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
John
F
L.
Hughes,
D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
'
Hrs.
10:30-12:30;
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
appointment
only.
21
-
23
Bsner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone'96,
Evenings
Black
899
LING
THE
TAILOR
Tailoring
-
Alterations
and
Clothes
Made-to-Measure
Z20
Sixth
St.
Phone
649
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
v
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P.O.
Box
374
.
-
DINING
PLEASURE
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERT
Luxury1
Steamer
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Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
before
realizing
that
in
lh?
milder
climate
farther
south,
they
j
have
to
play
many
games
on
wet
Ice
when
the
weather
turns
j
warm.
Hate
you
ever
tried
to
throw
a
brisk
"runner"
on
wet,
sloppy
lee?
Then
try
to
throw
a
really
fast
rock
by
riding
out
.
with
the
stone
first.
Many
American
curlers
have
developed
a
beautiful
swing
delivery
as
a
result
of
their
exp.'rtence
on
soft.
Ice,
and
In
most
caes
they
are
deadly
on
fast
take-out
shots.
It
would
therefore
sound
lopkal
that
a
riding
slider
would
be
completely
helpless
on
wet
lee
and
similarly
he
would
not
be
too
effective
where
a
fast
rhot
was
required.
When
I
select
a
player
for
my
team,
I
want
a
roan
who
can
perform
well
under
all
conditions.
The
second
big
compialnt
about
a
rider
Is
that
he
is
a
pusher
and
he
frequently
hooks
or
slices
his
stor.
as
he
gives
the
handle
a
twist
when
he
releases
It.
The
headaches
he
gives
himself
and
hl
skip
by
being
wide
or
narrow
of
the
broom
so
often,
you
think
would
mak?
him
see
the
error
of
his
ways,
but
no
.
.
.
he
gfes
on
in
blissful
ignorance
probably
blaming
his
ROUND
TRIP
ELLIS
Phone
476
...
or
your
(J3u5ineAS
f
DELUXE
PRESS
"Gestetner"
Duplicating
Circular
Letters
-
Monthly
Bulletins
any
kind
of
Business
forma.
Direct
mail
advertising,
etc.
30
-
407
lers
than
regular
printing.
Phone
383
P.O.
Box
99
733
2nd
Av.
W.'
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Give
us
your
mailing
list
We
do
the
rest.
GREER
it
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Builders
and
Contractors
Newr
Construction,
Repairs.
Foundations
and
Re-roofing
215-lst
Ave.
W.
.Phone
909
P.O.
Box
721
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
EVERY
JOB
GUARANTEED
We
Pour
Cement
For
Less
Phone
Blue
939
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Saws
Sharpened
215
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
904
PRINCE
RUPERT
UPHOLSTERY
Custom
Tailored
Fip-niture
REPAIRING
-
REMODELLING
REBUILDING
Ph.
Blue
818
330
2nd
Ave.
W.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
.Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Me
in
Open
C
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
GEORGE
DAWES
'
AUCTIONEER
Fhone
Black
810
and
Red
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TIME
For
the
East
Daily
except
Sunday
8
p
m.
From
the
Kast
Daily
except
Monday
9:50
p.rr.
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
iCASH
for
arsap
Lias,
copper.
onuerie
and
rnOut.
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6tandard
07'2
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4.50
B.
R.
X
...
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Cariboo
Quartz
15
;
Congress
...
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Cronin
Babine
.
...
.12
Giant
Mascot
...
...
.52
Indian
Mine?
...
...
.09
Pioneer
1.90
Premier
Border
14
Privateer
il7
Reeves
MacDonaid
....
310
Sheep
Creek
tw
Siibak
Premier
31
Taku
River
07
Vananda
0'J
Salmon
Gold
..
JB2Vi
Silver
Standard
1.50
i
Western
Uranium
3.50
Silvan
57
I
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
8
00
A.
P.
Con
45
Calmont
2.01
Central
Uoue
4.00
Home
Oil
12
25
Mercury
23
Okalta
385
Royal
Canadian
19
TORONTO
Athona
17
Aumaque
18
Bjvcourt
2
Consol.
Smelters
30.25
Conwest
4.70
Donalda
57
Eldona
v.
.45
East
Sullivan
6
)10
Giant
Yellowknife
1075
God's
Lake
.79
Harricana
JQ9V
Duvex
47
Juliet
Que
be:
36
,
Little
Long
Lac
77
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.58
McKenzie
Red
Lake
10
McLeod
Cockshutt
'
2
55
Noranda
76
50
Pickle
Crow
1.50
Petrol
Oil
it
Gas
70
Sherrit
Gordon
5
40
Steep
Rock
8.50
Sweet
Gra.s
Oils
70
Golden
Manitou
3.35
Landover
Oils
-37
Nesbitt
Labine
300
I
SPORTSMAN'S
PIGEST
JUDGING
THE
RANGE
OF
INCOMING
DUCKS
When
shooting
over
decoys
yOU
WIU.
KHOrV
THE
DUCKS
ARE
WITHIN
RANGE
IP
THEY
COMPARE
IN
SIZE
TO
THE
DECOYS.
MOST
P6COYS
ARE
MADE
LARGER
THAN
LlfE-SIZE
FOR
BETTER
VrSIBIUTy
but
remember
that
a
flying
puck
looks
larger
because
it
is
active.
When
a
permanent
blind
is
jsecb
markers
can
be
set
up
to
yards
away
to
establish
the
range.
shooting
beyond
this
ranfce
usually
results
ik
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SVflM
AWAY.
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on
the
Ice.
his
skip
or
his
bad
luck.
Of
course,
the
law
of
overages
will
pram
him
a
few
games
where
he
is
"red
hot,"
but
opposing
skips
will
be
grateful
for
the
occasional
rest
he
gives
iussifiod
HateB
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to
publication,
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word
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mimti&kc
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March
18.
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28.
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and
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fur
Canadian
Liquid
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for
vxygen,
acety.
j
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ail
welding
supplies.
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Curtage
to
Btortre
Phone
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BUS
to
Terrace
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lkmd
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leaves;
l;o
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it
coal
deliveries
and
in'er
service.
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126.
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and
rebuild-Wo-k
puaranted.
(c)
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Kit
Man's
Rolex
wrist
watch.
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Green
154.
(15)
-
Dec.
16,
lady's
black
"
containing,
Hospital
In-ice
reeipu
made
out
to
Sperht,
Terrace.
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p
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purse
and
receipts
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sawmill
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Mills,
Oona
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BC,
(25p,
FOR
KALE
Al
Window
boxes,
any
"iuer
now.
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(18p)
ALE
120
bass
accordion.
niue
unl,
evenings.
(
17p)
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30-30
Winchester
"c,
icver
action;
20
gauge
'sum
pump
gun;
Rem-
Portable
typewriter.
Rlue
639.
(15)
'ALE
Westlnghou.se
wash-'
machine,
four
years
old.
fcr,
$20.
Songster
canavv
used
three
months,
$5.
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wooden
crib,
steel
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Many
are
unable
to
earn
a
living
within
year
of
the
first
attack.
,
The
d!s
use
,
ruoiit
often
at-tarks
thii.se
In
the
20
to
35
aye
group.
It
is
not
known
why
It
is
un-usu.il'.y
com.non
In
western
Canada.
In
fart,
no
one
know
what
type
of
disorder
causcs.the
j
nerve
damage.
The
Multiple
Sclerosis
Society;
of
Canada
hopes
funds
soon
will
be
found
Tor
research
In
each1
Canadian
medical
centre
where
there
are
facilities
for
this
work
WOKKr'RS
I'NTYfD
Most
of
the
money
donated
to
ihe
.society
since
It
was
formed
lour
yi.trs
at;o
twts
pone
imo
ie.e.irh
The
Vancouver
chapter
operates
without
paid
work
ers
It
was
tirftanui-d
two
years
ai;o.
Today,
the
cluptcr
has
5tW
members,
half
of
them
victims
of
multiple
sclerosis.
It
is
not
yet
known
whether
i.is
has
been
found
in
other
areas)
there
Is
an
uneven
distribution
of
the
rbseae
in
this
province.
In
Nova
Scotia
and
Norway,
the
disease
Is
more
cummon
in
f.uuinm
communities
than
In
Ii.shmg
villages.
Curling
Results
Uith
Schuul
Curlint
FoUoma
are
ruits
of
Saturday's
p.iliici.
Scores
of
the
9:00
draw
were:
Husvik
8,
Kaardal
4.
Henry
11,
Auld
2.
Bateman
7.
Gamblin
3.
The
12:00
draw:
Morrison
12,
Bill
3.
Rowbotham
9.
Boulter
8
Bateman
12,
Auld
5.
Hockey
Scores
SATURDAY
MIL
Montreal
1.
Detroit
1.
W
ML
New
Westminster
2,
Seattle
2;
Tacoma
3.
Vancouver
9;
Saskatoon
7,
Victoria
3;
Cul-gary
2.
Edmonipn
2.
OSIIL-Penticton
3.
Kamloops
4;
Vernon
4,
Kelowna
8.
'
WIHL
Kimberlcy
4.
Nelson
;
Trail
2,
Spokane
8.
SUNDAY
W'HL
New
Westminster
1,
Seattle
4.
W1IIL
Trail
5,
Spokane
9.
MORE
HOME
OWNERS
More
and
more
Americans
are
buying
homes.
Today
58
per
cent
of
the
country's
45
million
households
are
home
-
owning
families,
according
to
the
N
Y.
Journal
of
Commerce,
and
42
per
crnt
are
tenants.
In
i!40,
only
43
6
per
cent
were
owners.
Since
then
an
average
of
more
than
928,000
persons
a
year
have
moved
under
their
own
roofs.
Trade
circles
assert
that
ownership
will
reach
75
per
cent
In
another
15
years.
EvicL
i
u
3v
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Hid
on
Doubtful
Values
l;ids
Partner
to
Trouble
Today's
deal
illustrates
a
passing
situation
which
is
often
overlooked
by
players
ije
Miss
Brash
f43.
CaU
630
6th
Avenue
Went
CUT
WANTED
LofKtng
Jaeka
anl
table
PlxiVic
Urem
18
U7pi
(;AL
f..
STATE
MARINE
VIEW
LOT.
i
65-foot
frontage
on
!
4th
Ave.
Fast.
Priced
right
for
quick
sg'c.
;
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
LIMITED
Phone
312
or
Bine
192
'eves
U7)
FOR
SALE
Five
acres.
4
mile
from
town
centre.
Three
hotr-cs:
one
wven-nxims
with
bathroom,
one
three-rooms
with
bathroom,
one
two-rooms.
Electricity,
water
and
phone
Installed
For
further
Information
write
to
Box
523,
Terrace.
BC.
22i
FOR
SALE
Five-room
Wartime
house
with
utility
room,
newly
decorated
throughout
Good
location,
near
school.
Phone
Black
HI
(16)
CAKK
FOR
SAI.fc
FOR
fJAI.E
1951
Prefect
scdnn
IKM)
10th
Ave.
East.
(17)
FOR
SALE
Late
51
Austin
station
wagon.
Good
condition.
Will
finance.
Phone
648
or
451.
(1
I'KiM'i:
m
nut
i
smit
AMI
lllllll
llll
IMMKM
T
NOTTOR
Is
herehjr
Riven
thut
Court
of
Rev-mum
under
l4ie
provi
sion
o(
the
"'rwmttlon
Act
mpret-Irm
th
iimeiit
roll
tor
the
l-lnc
Rupert
Asiiewiment
mid
Collection
Dmtriot
(or
th
yi-nr
1SS
will
be
held
at
the
Court
Howe.
JTInce
Huprt,
C
on
Tuesday.
Frbrunry
10th.
153.
l
10:00
o'clock
in
the
lorenoon.
tinted
t
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
thl
17lh
dV
of
Jniiunry
I9S3
K.
VICTOR
WHITtNO.
Court
of
Revision.
(ltd
notice
to
mrniTOKS
AMY
DORITTY
McINTOSH.
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
Colum-bm.
Deceed.
NOTICE
l
hereby
Riven
that
Creditor
and
others
havinn
drums
KHlnst
the
esUte
of
the
nbov
deceased
r
hereby
reoulred
to
end
them
to
the
undernamed
Executor
t
txVO
West
Pender
street.
Vancouver.
BC.
and
P.O.
Bo
aos.
Prince
Rupert,
BC,
betor
the
1st
day
oi
March.
1953.
alter
wliicn
naie
me
executor
will
distribute
the
ld
esuite
winnng
the
piinles
entitled
tbvcio
haviiiK
rtinrrt
only
to
the
rliima
of
which
they
then
have
notice.
CIC
South
stealer
North-South
vulnerable
North
I
Miss
llrawh)
S
J
9
4
2
H
-8
7
a
D
Q
IM)
C
Q
et
Ka-t
(Mr.
Dale)
(Mm
Keen)
(3
K
6
8
8
S
H
K
Q
J
10
6
H
9
3
D
A
10
n
K
J
7
C-9
7
8
2
C
J
10
8
5
4
S
south
(Mr.
Ctiamrtlmi)
S
A
g
10
1
3
H
A
5
4
D
8
2
C
A
K
The
bidding.
South
West
North
IS
2
H
2
S
Pass
4
S
All
pass
first
round
of
bidding,
Mr.
Champion's
jump
to
four
was
automatic
and
fully
justified.
Mr.
Champion
found
an
unlucky
matching
up
of
cards
between
his
hand
and
dummy.
He
also
lost
the
spade
finesse.
He
was
down
two,
losing
a
spade,
a
heart
and
three
diamonds.
The
heart
losers
were
held
to
one
by
discarding
a
small
heart
from
dummy
on
the
second
club
lead.
BLONDIE
When
your
partner
opens
th
-bidding
with
one
of
a
suit
am'
second
hand
passes,
I
go
along
w
it
h
the
idea
of
stretching
meagre
values
la
make
a
response
of
sortie
kind
to
give
partner
another
chance.
He
may
have
a
hand
which
Is
only
a
queen
short
of
an
opening
two
bid.
When
second
hand
overcalls
i
your
partner's
opening,
how-
j
ever,
it
is
no
longer
necessary
j
to
strain
to
find
a
bid.
Partner
j
automatically
gets
another
chance
by
reason
of
the
over-
call.
If
you
do
bid
on
doubtful
values
in
this
situation,
you
art?
giving
your
partner
a
wrong
impression.
He
will
count
on
you
for
more
than
you
have
and
it
is
likely
that
he
will
bid
the
iiand
overboard.
In
the
deal
shown.
Miss
Brash
had
a
fair
dummy
for
a
spado
contract.
But
when
Mr.
Dale
overcalled
with
two
hearts.
It
was
not
necessary
nor
desirable
for
her
to
make
a
"chance"
raise.
If
Mr.
Champion
was
not
strong
enough
to
make
a
second
bid,
then
It
was
likely
that
Mr.
Dale
and
Mrs.
Keen
had
the
balance
of
power
and
certainly
no
game
would
be
missed
or.
the
North-South
cards.
Of
course,
Mr.
.Champion
would
have
bid
again
if
the
two
heart
call
had
been
passed
around
to
him.
He
probably
would
have
said
two
spades
and
regardless
of
whether
the
partnership
then
stayed
under
game
or
not,
at
least
they
had
a
better
chance
to
do
so.
When
Miss
Brash
gave
her
faulty
raise
to
two
spades
on
the
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
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Donald
Taraan
Keir,
73,
hai
ber.i
appointed
full-time
gynm
master
at
Beckenham
Technical
School.
He
earned
the
nickname
'Tarz-an"
as
jrymn
master
for
24
years.
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Roman
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2.000
years
old
were
unearthed
from
an
ancient
York,
shire
tannery
In
perfect
condition.
Experts
said
they
had
been
preserved
by
acid
In
the
soil.
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