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a of 1920���the Portland Canal
THE NEWS WILL KEEP
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE
MINES - $5 THE YEAR
PORTLAND
NEWS
Devoted to the Interests of the Mining Districts of Northwestern British  Columbia
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ABOUT THIS   DISTRICT
VOL 1, NO. 27
Stewart, B. C.( Nov. 27, 1919
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iEVELOPMENT
PROGRESS ON !
SALMON RIVER
[All of the Well Known Prop-j
ertiesin Famous Section;
Ar; Steady Operators!
This Winter.
���rogra'm at Premier Mine
includes Shipment of
?>m Tons of High Grade
Ore.
I
MINERAL AREA THAT IS BIG ATTRACTION IN MINING WORLD
,   3 time of the year the   mines of;
ie district are down to a strictly busi-
ss '..a.MS, and as a source of ne vs are |
: ii -mu..what negligible quantity. Re- j
it- of new discoveries   are   notlclble
. their absence,  Natuie's   mantle   of
: aving driven the prospector and
ill operator   into   winter   quarters.
;��� i le work of  every   djBsirlption   is
���essarily at a standstill an 1 the work
ing  prosecuted   in   the    developing
is carried on   in   a nuiet,   steady '
manner,
Considering tho shortness of the stun-'
eason, and the fact   that it is   im-
le to see the surface in the higher
. tains  until   midsummer,   it   is   a
e of gatification that so many pro-
rtiea of the district were able   to ac-
h sufficient outside work to   en-
n 11 employ substantial   crews
i through the  winter.    An   even
If town properties  uii   the   Bedesen
Bear river slopes are forging ahead
all the men who   can   be   conven-
tiy employed underground.   Of these
Pn mier takes precedence,   though
t     crew now   employed   there   is   far
I of what it will   be   later   in   the
i   m when all the stopes are   put   in
on. It is General Manager Neill's
��� seil determination to   ship   from
! tu 3,tWO tons of ore   this   winter,
i the extraction of this amount means
employment of fifty or sixty   men,
Igh this figure is not mimed .is being
a .' ii"i-.tative.
If the   snow tractor does   what   its
i ra claim for it,   breaking the road
��� d hauling twelve tons of ore at a trip
fell, tha shipping problem   will   be
eatlysimplified   But  if   the  tractor
tea a disappointment   the   ore   will
" down to die inlet by horse power,
i ing the intention in this   ev< nt   to
oy at least f. rty team:      The road
��� mgkept "broke," and for the best
in j ears there was s iffti ienl cold
hi r to freeze   the  groui d   bi fore
" e first heavy fall of mi '..'  thu   aa ur
��� a good solid r adl ��� I.    11 ���  l ri mil r
i  . ha  eons) ructed a   �� a eh iui e
i t their largi
i  ' i
ia are I i u.-li ii    for
Ighs, thi
t and Hi" i   .. i itai i i .. I
���tanl i, .-��� ra   M D.L. Pitt,
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Mr.   I'll!   , tad !���>
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/9     Y'.ffaWSt'mnm Op.
Z*   >"ny Rt.ll Op.
tf    Boundary Op
Z.* jTm*tt0*�� WinesC*   ��./t7r.,'-,'
WILL
ALSO OPERATE
THIS WINTER
Instructions to begin immediate work
on the Unicorn group on Salmon River
have been received from J.R. McDonald in New York. Bill McGrew will
start out with a crew at on e, breaking trail for Reed's packtrain which
will take in two tons of supplies.
Starting camp at this time of year is
a difficult undertaking. It is understood that the Unicorn is to be diamond
drill, d at once.
ET READY FOR
SANTA GLAUS
Preparations for the Christmas   tree
for the kiddies   on   Saturday  evening,
Dec. 27, are going on apace.    The various committees are working ha; d   and
at the last report had everything in fir.e
order.    A feature of. the evening decided up..n is the  dance   of   the   children
just previous t'j the   arrival   of   Santa
Claus.    Nothing in the history of Stew
art and the district has so attracted the
grown-ups who are entering as heartily
into the spirit of the affair as the   . hil-
dren themselves.   That there   will   be
presents for all   the   children,   and   all
they can eat of tho good things of  the
! season, is assured by tha weight of the
. collection boxes which  have been  distributed in places where  spare   change
is wont to make its appearance.
&�� &R Ri Sf���,*��
J/fM&AfR/VM/*
Jtrcr/o/sj
-Sccile of Miles
o i i
of flowery ease for himself is sadly
mistaken, ss he has always been a work-
. r and is not yet ready to   get   oul   of
harness.
At the Forty   Nine.   Superinten lent
Harry Howeon has fifteen  men   v  r i
ing in two tunne s. known as the I ortj
Nine an I 0 :ci lental,    The t ill   fi
the latte   i- in high  | red i,   and
menl   coul i I a m d   i e
was a road   to   tl e   pro| e ty.    1
thin ��� i oming out of th ��� n i �����  ��� ���     cine.
,i\ e i ;. id '.\ ol eventu UI)  find
��� ,
ra are ii.ii won
.    v i afford  i"  wait   awl
...
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MINISTER OF MINES ON TRIP OF
EXAMINATION OF BIG SHOWINGS
Swanson Denies Allegation
With regard t.i the allegation that
1 ; .i charged an i xc issi ��'e freight   rate
for bringin [foot!     nm   Pi ince   R
to Stewart during tl ������ str ke,  ���
of i'. ince R
., iih the r    mil r si ow tractor,
���   - ve.    i i
i $20  a   I
,   . ���      U foi ei
���
men!
���   ��� re i-
IASPE BALL
NEW YEAR EV
Elaborate preparations are being
made for a masquerade ball at the
town hall in Stewart on New Year's
eve. Th.' affair will be under the auspices of the Stewart Citizens' Association. It will be one of the semi-monthly terpsichores during the winter, but
will be a more elaborate atfair than any
given heretofore. An augmented orchestra is planned, and there will also
be refreshments which the ladies will
provide. The various musicians have
alrea ly bi gun to tune up for practice.
1 li. intention is to make this dance the
big oi e of the season, and the commit-
I      ��� hich will b. ted will sel
that object.
SNOW TRACTOR
HERE AT LAST
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PORTLAND CANAL NEWS
KING EDWARD HOTEL
R, 6, MOSELEY, PROP.
Headquarters for Mining and Commerce of Portland Canal
Salmon River and Bear River mining districts.
Grill in Connection
STEWART, B. C.
Send to GEO. D. TITE, Prince Rupert
For anything in House Furnishings, Dining Room and Living Room
Furniture, Brass and iron beds, Springs and Mattresses all sizes in
Stock.
We carry the largest stock of Fancy Goods, and Toys, in northern B.C.
and can fill every requirement in these lin s. .
Ask for oar pricei on Community Ware.    We stock only the best.
Window bliads and Drapery of every description.   Ask for samples and
prices.
GEO. D. TITE
the Complete House Furnisher
WESTMINSTER    |RON  WORKS
JOHN REID, Proprietor
ORE CARS, TRUCKS, OKE BUCKETS,
PLATE WORK, PATTERNS, FORGINGS,
SMOKESTACKS, ETC.
Office and Plant - - Tenth St.      New Westminster, B.C.
SOLVE FUEL QUESTION
ALL the hot water you can use within
3) minutes after you start the fire, by
using Harry Hanson's Patented Hot
water Heater. One hundred and sixty-
five are now in use in Prince Rupert
and fifty in the surrounding district.
Every user a booster. You don't know
hot water comforts until you have seen
these results. Twenty Dollars is the
cost and there is no charge if you are
not sati tied.
DESULTS will  surprise  and
please
you. Wall radiators can also be run
from your hot water boiler and other
rooms heated with no extra cost of
fuel. Any coal range or cooking stove
can be fitted and the draught not interfered with. Baking qualities of range
just as good.   For particulars write
HARRY HANSON, THE RELIABLE PLUMBER
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C.
GEORGE J. FRIZZELL ,
MEATS.......PROVISIONS
The same  standard for  Stewart as we  have  maintained for the past
twenty-one years on the North Coast.
The Best Meats at the Lowest Prices
RUPERT BRAND HAMS AND BACON
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This fine jewelry
store near home
We want your name to send you
one of our new catalogues, so ihat
you may see what a splendid stock
we keep for a town of this size.
Many of the prices are extra special because prices have advanced
since our catalogues were ordered,
and we will till all orders sent in
from the catalogue at least till New
Years.
We will be personally responsible
for the quality of all goods sold and
will cheerfully refund the purchase
price if you are in any way dissatisfied, besides you have the
chance to drop in on us any time
you are in Rupert and have any
changps made.
We have carefully gone over our
prices and a glance will show you
that we are able to compete with
any order far or near.
We will also send you several
Souvenir post cards of Prince Rupert.
BULGER'S JEWELRY STORE
Prince Rupert, B.C.
The Store mt Wortk end Utautjr
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BARKISTKK ami Slll.ll'UnK
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HYDER, ALASKA
M. R   i AMIK80N.   Pr*t>
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BRITISH COLUMBIA
The Mineral Province of Western Canada
Has produced Minerals valued as follows: Placer Qold, |?5,436,103;
Lode Gold, $97,121,786.; Silver, $46,839,681; Lead, $42,294,261;
Cupper, $145,741,069; other Metals 'zinc, iron, etc.),- $13,929,817;
Coal and Cuke, $187,147,662; Building stone, Brick, Cement, etc.,
$28,843,272, making its .Mineral Production to the end of 1919 show
AN AGGREGATE VALUE OF $637,353,581.
The substantial pcogress of the Mining Industry in this Province
is strikingly exhibited in the following figures, winch show the value
of production for suooessive five-year periods: For all yean to 1895,
Inclusive, 894,547,241; for Ave years, 1898-1900; $57,605,967; fo>
five years, 1901-1905, $98,509,968; for Ave years, 1900-1910, 1186,-
534,474; for live years, 1911-1015, $142,072,603; for the year 191$,
$42,290,462; for the year 1917, $87,010,392; for tha year 1918,
- 11,782,47 i.
PRODUCTION DURING LAST TEN YEARS, $313,978,022.
Lode minim baa onlj been In progress for aboul M years, and
ip i 80 per oent. ol Um Provuua has i n even prospected; 300, i
square miles uf unexplored mineral-bearing land are "pen foi pros
pen!.
Thi  minlaj hvw of fbr*. Province are mon
Hi.in tn��� ol .'inv other Proiince in in.   Uom
���\ in tha British Bmpire.
Mineral lot ationa are granted I foi nomi
tbsnluta Titles I ��� l b)  ilei. lo|
I   if ��im fi I- guaranteed bj ��� i am a  la
I      II   in fl ;|l Inn,   I     tl Hi, -i    Willi   M ',]  i
illl    il ���    .
EXCHANGE GRILL
HERMAN & McEWEN
Proprietors
BAKERY NOW OPEN
Bread, Pies, Pastry, etc.
, We Never Close
SOFT DRINKS and CIGARS
STEWART, B.C.
SyllOpS!? Of
Land u\ f ra^'mints
Minimum price of first-clans land
redjeed to $5 an acre; s<rcuiid    lass to
fi 60 m. acre.
Pre-emption now confined to surveyed iai lis only.
Records will be (rrantod covering; only
land suitable for agricultural purposes
and which Is 'ion-timber land.
Partnership pre-emptions abolished,
,but parties of not more than four may
an.. i;i. for adjacent pre-emptions
with joint residence, but each making;
necessary Improvements on respective
claims.
Pre-emptors must occupy claims for
Ave )car:i and make Improvements to
value i.f $10 per acre, Including clear-
i-' s and cultivation of at loa.st 5 acres,
before receiving Crown Orant.
Where pre-emptor in occupation not
less than .1 years, and haa made proportionate improvements, he may, because of Ill-health,  or other cause,  be
granted intermediate certificate ot Improvement and transfe- his claim.
Records without permanent residence Miay be issued, provided applicant makes improvements to extent of
K.Ofl per annum and records same each
>ear. Failure to m.ikc improvements
or record same will operate as forfeiture. Title cannot be obtained In
less than 5 years, and improvements
of 110.00 per acre, Including S acres
cleared and cultivated, and residence
of al least I years are required.       w
Pre-emptor holding Crown jjrant
may record another pre-emption, if he
requires land in conjunction with his
farm.  witl,.,ut  actual occupation    op..
vided statutory Improvements made
and residence maintained on Crown
granted land
L'murveyed areas, not exceeding 20
acres, may t,e |p;lHed as homesites-
title to lie obtained after fulfilling residential and Improvement conditions
I'or graslcif and Industrial nurpoaes
ar.as exceeding Slu acres may be
leased by ooe person or company
1.11, factory ,.r Industrial slies on
umber land not exceeding 411 acres
may be purchased; conditions Include
payment of ���tumpage.
Natural hay meadows Inaccessible
bj exuiting roads may be purctuued
cond'tionaj upon construction of a raid
" ' , ,:1 Rebate of one-half of oeel >f
r";"'- ! ���'' exceeding half of purehai*
pi te, is made.
PRE-EMPTORS'      FREE      GRANTS
ACT.
The,scope of this Act bj enlarged to
'" .,'";.>"���''���'""  J--��nlr,g  and   serv.
11 S   with  (!���    Majesty'!  Purees     The
- ;.���. u'ti.n which the hern or devt mm
','rY     "    ������'  *���**f*"  >"*��   eppS
,rr'V      ���   "r    '���������   Ac,    |s   extended
''   '���' '���'  ' :'' rear from the death or
.'��� r'   ''!',''      ''"    '"' ���"-'���>������    WUi    one
���  rrtV '���'    ���"" uelon of the pre en)
:   '   ,.;,.'     <""���*" la��^ made re-
No fees relating to pr- .-motions are
'-���  pr  payable  by  eSldlewoi?��,��!
���""Ptlons recorded after June H   S3
'���.-    "fe remitted for Bve yeereT
"������i,,,,,   fm-ntum of monetae-
,. '  '"������   ��  "    "     I  since August
''   :"      '    "'    ;"' ' ' Peymenti^aS
r,taj" '      ���-    PreTtnptlena.
"���������     ������'.'-<..   Mrchee.
,   , . h, Id by member     1
-.I . '   ' ���   ���'  ^pendents, acquired
'   ' r  ' '"reel,  remitted  from . ,J
'���"" i��m to March II,  |91#               l ���"
SUD-PURCHAECPS   OF   CROWN 4
'"    ������    "'     ���    ' -    1   uanoe   or
 'v;-!;;^:,,,;;!
���������������  haaers  who  railed    to    eommeta
�� e. Involving forfeiture^ Z ,\"
��� n 1 .1 of conditions ..f ,,ur,,as. '
/ end taxes    Where .uhSptrchae:
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For   information
relating
to Salmon River,  port|and
Canal and Alice Arm min.
ing districts, apply to
O. B. BUSH
Mining Brok
er
Vancouvkr and Stewari
STEWART
NEWS
STORE
NBW8PAPERS, li OKS
MAGAZINES
Aaenti for J. II. Hirs -\. t Sons,
Montreal.       Manufaturi rs of
Admiration,  Colonial,    M
pole and Irving Cigars,
H. P. GIBSON, PROP,
STEWART, B. C.
DALBY B. MORKILL
MINING SURVEYOH
R. C. L:md Surveyi r
Stewart, B. C.
P.A. JENNS
ASSAYER  and CIVIL    EN<
HVOSR,   ALASKA
Gold and Si!', er, $J. ?
lupi-.-r, $1,6)
Lead, H.50
PROVINCIAL   ASSAYER
0. R. WILLEMAR
Assaver 11 the Silver St
\kw Bazslton, B, I
J. R. WILLIAMS
PROVINCIAL  ASSA1
">40 Tburlow sireet - - Vance
MODERATE   PRICti.
ACCURACY   GLiARANT   fD
W. D. MACKAY
British Columbia I.
STEWART,  f 1
This is the time for
Coughs and Colds
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B.C. SILVER MINES
/
LIMITED
CAPITAL, $1,500,000
This Company has taken over the Lake and O'Leary
claims situated between the Premier and Hush Vines,
and the Mountain Group, situated between the Premier
and the International.
Three High Grade Veins
Found on this Property
FIRST ISSUE AT 20C.
Par Value One Dollar
Will he listed on Vancouver Stock Exchange
Applications received by O. B. BUSH, .144 Pender St. W., VANCOUVER
| (    THE G. W. NICKERSON CO., LTD.
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.
FORWARDING  AUE.NTS
Goods   Shipped  in   Our  Care   will
Receive   Prompt Attention
CONSULAR INVOICES OBTAINED
STEWART LAND
COMPANY, LTD.
ROBERT M. STEWART. President
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, MNIES
FINANCIAL AGENTS
Head Office, 101 Pemberton Block, Victoria, B.C.
WANTED: LISTINGS OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR LEASE
STEWART LAND CO., Ltd.      Fifth St., STEWART, B.C.
JOHN HOVLAND
ASSAYER
HYDER, ALASKA
TOOTH'S
SMOKE
SHOP
WILLIAM REID TOOTH,   Proprietor
Soft drinks Solo Tables
Everybody Welcome
STEWART, B. C.
JOHN   MELLOR
-GENERAL MERCHANDISE-
Direct importer of Groceries,   Men's  Furnishings,   Clothing,   Boots and
Shoes, Rubber Goods,   Miners' Supplies,   Hardware,   Tobacco, etc.
P.O. BOX 95
Stewart, B.C.
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Subscribe for Portland Canal News.
Write or   see   secretary of   Portland
Canal Prospectors' Association for reliable information on mining prospects,
camp conditions, etc., Salmon River
and Bear River districts. Prospectors
are invited to exhibit their ore in show
room.    Du.s $5 a vear. tf
Railway and
Steamship Lines
Steamers sailing between Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, Ocean Falls,
Swanson's Bay, Prince Rupert, Anyox, Stewart and Queen Charlotte
Islands.
���SAILINGS from PRINCE RUPERT-
THURSDAY AND SUNDAY MIDNIGHT for SWANSON BAY, OCEAN
FALLS, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MIDNIGHT FOR ANYOX
Ari'TTe Prince Rupert from South at 10:30 every
Wednesday and  Saturday.
ca    PRT'VrTr    TnWM Leaving Stewart Thursday morning
bb.   rnil>^Ei    JvJnr*   95, and fortnightly thereafter.
Dec. 11 and
Clothes Pressing
Repairing and
Cleaning
BATHS
MRS. MARTIN - Fifth St.
Train Service:
Passenger   MONDAY,   WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at   11:30  fur
Smithers-, Prince George, Edmonton and Winnipeg, making direct
connections for all points East and South,
For further information apply to any Grand Trunk Pacific agent
ur tn <;. A. McNicholl, Aast. General Freight and
Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert.
STEWART,  B.C
is back on the map
��
STEWART is once  ii!"'1 tft til ���               ���        '  oi  the mining \w>rl<
1910 came a period oi  I M     B             mining dtvelopmenl *��a e
���ins irateon  ��� i��d wid th "' tlu' P��o**  -   '
���   :
i.    Follov
For information address     STF.W ART (111/1 AS'   \.-s<>< IATION PORTLAND CANAL NEWS
Take time now
TO HAVE your teeth attended
to. Do not wait till aches
force you. If your teeth are in
bad condition it means your
health is being steadily undermined. Keep them attended to
properly and you will be saved
a lot of misery. Nowadays dental science has removed largely
the former fear of pain and the
oldtime fears are gone.
HELGERSON BLOCK
DR. ALFRED H. BAYNE
Dental Surgeon     PRINCE RUPERT
When you have read The News
MAIL THE PAPER TO SOMEBODY
You will thus he helping to spread the good word about the opportunities thi.s part of British Columbia has to offer.
CREELMAN
& THORNTON
GENERAL CONTRACTING
FREIGHTING and PACKING
STEWART, B. C.
HYDER, Alaska
PORTLAND CANAL NEWS
James Cullins - - - Publisher
A newspaper published in the
interests of the Salmon River,
Portland Canal, Alice Arm and
Anyox mining districts.
Subscription Five Dollars a year
Advertising Kates:
Display advertising, 50c per inch
per issiK\
Reading notices, 25c per line.
Long time contracts special rates
as follows: one year, 30c per inch;
six months, 40c per inch.
Time contracts on reading notices
20 percent, discount
Special position display or reading,
25 percent, above ordinary run of
rates.
Certificate of Improvement $15
(if more than one claim, $2.50 for
each additional claim mentioned.)
Land notices, $7.
Coal notices, $5.
No advertising accepted for
First Page.
STEWART, B. C, Nov. 27, 1919
Portland Canal News today finds
it difficult to accommodate its advertisers. The way the advertising col-
ums have filled up is a good barometer
of business conditions here. It has
been said that a town is best known by
its newspaper.
It is exceedingly gratifying to the
trail blazers of the Portland Canal to
see so many properties at work this
winter and justifying their faith.
| Declaration   of   Dissolution   of    Partnership.
Province of Britisn Columbia
County of Atlin.
I. George Zabriskie 2nd, of Stewart,
B G, merchant, formerly a member
of the firm carrying on business as
general merchants at Stewart, B.C.,
in partnership with Guy E. Austin,
under the style of Stewart Trading
Company, do hereby certify that the
said partnership was on the 7th day of
November, 1919, dissolved.
Witness my hand  at Prince Rupert,
B.C., this 15th day of November, 1919.
GEORGE ZABRISKIE 2nd
Witness: W.C.ORCHARD.
We have just received on the last boat
a large shipment of
Men's woolen work shirts, Mackinaw shirts, sweaters, caps, socks
pants, overalls, Also a full line of oiled and waterproofed
clothing.
Rubber footwear included, shoe packs, men's and women's storm-
overs and rubbers. We also have a good assortment ofimens'
and women' dress shoes.
Come in and see our bedding, heavy warm   blankets, just the thing
for this weather.   Comforters, pillows, sheets, pillowcases, etc,
Don't forget that we carry a full line of the well known
NABOB BRAND GROCERIES
Have you tried a box of our dandy Mackintosh eating   and  cooking
apples?   Remember: "An apple a day keeps the doctor away."
We carry best brands of flour including:    FIVE   ROSES, PURITY
and ROBIN HOOD
Stewart Trading Company
G. E. AUSTIN
OPP. GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHS
PROMPTNESS   AND   COURTESY
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SALMON RIVER. TRADING CO., Ltd.
HYDER, ALASKA
J. V. CLEGG,  Manager
STEWART, B.C.
A. N. PATERSON, Manager
This is the time of year when the thick old Mackinaw looks good to you
Take a look at the woolen showings in our Hyder ��tore ���
We carry the famou| Muck B��ar brand and believt me
they are a brar!
Mackinaw s
Heavy Underwear
Sweaters
Heavy Sox
Woollen  Pants
Heavy Blankets
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Sweater (oats
Flannel Blankets
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Make your house comfortable
see the stoves in Stewart store
COAL BTOVBS, WOOD STOVFS
HEATERS
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