PAGE
TWO.
SEVEN
YEARS
OF
GOOD
HEALTH
DUE
TO
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
Permanent
Relief
from
Chronic
Cotutipation
and
Dyspepsia
Of
all
the
medicines
today,
there
are
none
which
have
done
more
cool
ami
relieved
siirh
con
nl
less
md'erers
as
the
splendid
fruit
mrilieine,"Fruit-a-tives".
Hundreds
of
people,
after
trying
everything
t-lse,
found
relief
in
"Fruit-a-tives",
Mrs.
I
.aura
Alfordof
M
Florence
St.,
Ottawa,
Ontario,
is
one
who
was
brought
back
to
health
by
this
fruit
medicine
and
wants
others
to
liavean
opportunity
of
regaining
health.
Mrs.
Alford
writes:
"I
feel
it
my
duty
to
tell
you
the
marvellous
benefit
"Fruits-lives"
have
ltn
to
me.
For
years,
1
was
a
martyr
to
Chronic
Constipation
and
Dyspepsia.
I
hate
tried
cathartics,
salts
and
so-called
vegetable
laxatives
but
all
were
tin-pleoau
t
and
gi
ve
no
permanent
relief.
Finally,
I
decided
to
try
"
Fruit-all
ves".
I
have
lieen
using;
"Fruit-a-ties"nov
for
seven
years,
never
have
constipation
or
dyspepsia,
and
have
lire
a
in
the
lcst
of
health
ever
since.
My
litisbaudaud
children
use
"
Fruit-a-ties"
regularly."
,
OWES
THE
SPLENDID
FRUIT
MEDICINE
DEBT
OF
GRATITUDE
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
LAURA
ALFORD
If
yu
are
a
sufTerer,
will
you
not
Im
guided
by
Mrs.
.Alford's
letter
and
try
"Fruit
a-lives",
made
from
fruit
juices
combined
with
tonics?
2'xs.
and
fiOc.
a
box
at
all
dealers
or
sent
postpaid
by
Fruit
a-tivrs
Limitt-d,
Ottawa,
On
t.
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University
of
Toronto
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
8IK
EDMUND
WALKER.
C.V.O..
LI-D.,
D.CU
Chilrm...
B..r4
.f
G.t.rn.r..
A.
S.
VOCT,
M.
Dar,
Principal.
REALEV
WILLAN,
Mm,IIk,
F.R.C.O,
Vk.-Prli.cl.l.
Highnt
Artistic
Standards.
Faculty
of
Intrrnational
Rrputation.
Th
Most
Comprehensively
Appointed
School
of
Music
in
the
Dominion
LOCAL
BXAMINATI0NS
IN
MUSIC
For
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Will
be
held
according
to
locality,
in
May,
June
and
July
next.
,
tt
tent
tun
t.
directed
u
the
mtMJcm
nJ
tktlllully
sruded
character
ol
frw
Cdrtwr
story's
curriculum
and
to
the
unrivalled
prexijre
and
artlMK
d.Mincilun
ol
l
lie
mtifutKin
l
corps
ol
esamtnrrs,
two
im
port
ant
lacttirs
conUntna
to
provide
cx-aminattnna
ol
crateM
tcrvkx
to
earnest
muuc
students
atid
of
utmwt
tMluc
to
the
rmerai
cau
of
muc
thmuuhtajr
Canada
The
remarkable
arowth
of
the
Comervaiory
s
Local
Bsaminatlons
Is
due
to
their
pratlcal
endursatinn
by
a
prrpnn-drratlni
nuranrr
ol
the
(uremcnt
teaJers
of
muuc
thru.iihout
Canada
and
to
the
value
attached
to
the
imtltutket's
certificates
of
proficiency
by
students
and
par
ents
and
by
the
profession
generally.
Year
Bouk
and
Syllabus
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be
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to
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address
on
request.
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or
before
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1st
next.
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Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Ketchikan
Disaster
r
Saturday.
March
29.
1021.
Prince
Ilupcrl
people
were
ympalhetirally
iutereslcd
to
hear
of
Hie
disaster
which
has
befallen
Ketchikan
and
everywhere
were
heard
regret
IhaT
a
sisler
city,
although
across
the
national
border,
should,
have
been
striken
so
sorely.
In
places
where
the
interests
are
o
similar
and,
the
conditions
of
life.
so
nearly
related,
there
is
hound
to
he
understanding
(it
each
others
problems,
and
a
fellow
feeling,
especially
in
time
of
(rouble.
II
is
o
he
hoped
that
the
damage
done
lo
The
First
Cilv
Sir
Henry
Thornton
.''.
And
The
Railway.
'
It
is'tu
be
hoped
that
nolhihg
wilt
occur
which
will
interfere
with
Uie
good
work
or
Sir
Henry
Thornton
as
head
of
the
Canadian
.National
'Railways.
The
excellence
or
that
work
i
now
being
recognizzed
by
all
political
parties
and
even
hy
tl
head
of
the
rival
road,
the
.Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
The
revival
of
business
in
th"rs
cotfnl'ry
is
due
to
no
small
extent
to
the
revival
of
Ihe
C.N.H.
under
its
present
management.
It
is
sincerely
lo
he
Imped
that
nothing
will
he
allowed
to
nip
in
ihe
hud
the
growth
and
development
or
the
railway
business
which
de-pends
so
much
on
the
stimulus
of
the
man
at
l!ie
head.
Wonder
Why
They
i
Don't
Make
Good.
A
good
many
people
wonder
why
(hey
don't
make
good
and
when
they
fail
Itiey
become
Ijolshevists,
thinking
that
the
system
is
wrong
when
il
rs
themselves
who
are
wrontr.
Under
any
socialistic
system
they
would
he
cremated
instead
of
being
nllowv
"
cumiier
ine
earin
wiin
their
useless
bones.
If
ever
there
conies
a
ume
when
conditions
are
equalized,
it
must
not
he
expected
that
(lie
levelling
will
he
done
downward.
The
men
who
today
are
failures
will
he
simply
wiped
off
the
hoard
under
a
Mieiausi
organization.
Aolhuig
hut
service
will
count
and
he
thai
will
not
work
will
not
be
allowed
to
eat
or
breathe
the
pure
air
(hat
is
Ihe
heritage
or
the
irseful.
t'siially
the
reason
people
do
not
make
good
is
because
thev
do
not
deserve,
il.
To
he
keen
on
work
and
to
give
the
hesl
thought
and
energy
to
il
is
the
only
wav
to
success.
Work
nniot
noi
ne
a
sioenue.
jv
musi
ie
ine
one
thing
that
overshadows
INDIANS
CARVINQ
POLES
iSnow
Covered
Blossoming
Flow
ers
This
Week
but
no
Frost
Accompanied
It
MASSirr.
March
steamer
Mary
I'.llen
THfl
daily
Nirwa
Paltirduy.
Mmch
jo.
mr
T
MUCH
ACTIVITY
PREMIER
MINE
Q.C.ISLANDS
CLUB
CONCERT
SteamerBrlngs
Visitors
to
Clam
Splendid
Entertainment
put
up
Factory
and
Takes
Away
Product
South
By
Residents
at
Camp
Tour
Rooms
GYMNASIUM
INSTALLED
I'll
KM
I
Kit.
March
211.
The
Premier
Mine
Community
Club
organized
come
few
week
ago
gue
Ihoir
initial
cnterlainme.il
'in
the
rluh
room
nl
Itnmp
on
2V.
,
The
u,o
ami
j,
March.
-
Tlin
turned
nl
urogram
was
extremely
well
ren.
Mussel
t
nn
Sunday
Inst
rrnm
derc.1.
those
taking
part
hcing
ull
Kvcrctl,
washinglnn,
with
a
parly
members
of
lite
clnh.
The
drop,
of
visitor!
interested
in
lite
Itamr
curtain,
-ami
other
slage
para-
clam
industry,
recently
started
al
phernalia,
wa
home
production.
Ili.cllcn
river.
ami
reflected
great
credit
on
holh
A
wedding
took
place
al
Port
the
nrli.it,
K.
Oai.
and
Ihc
dc.
Clement
on
Monday
lal.
1
he
signer.
Tom
Markay.
principal
were.
Ilnlph
Slaf-J
While
il
i
difficult
from
such
ford,
returned
soldier,
ami
pion-
an
array
of
talent
to
pick
otil
any
eer
reidcnl
of
Maelt
Inlet,
and
for
particular
mention,
il
is
do-
Mr.
Alice
Hall,
formerly
of
possible
to
pas
over
Ihc
excellent
Pennsylvania,
U.
The
wedding
work
of
Mi
.Mirth,
Mr.
ISraiil,
rerenrony
wa
performed
hy
llev.
Ilu
llarr,
Art'
Irwio
and
Stan
J.
Oillclt.
'Alton,
in
the
r.omedie
.Muieale.
A
ntunlicr
of
miners
who
were
..Following
was,
Ihc
program:
interested
in
llifiblack
sand
de-
Overture,
Stan
Alton
al
the
posit.
on
the
east
cimsI
of
(Ira-
piano.
jham
Island,
leae
on
the
Prince)
The
lUadin,"
featuring
Louie
jjnhn.
hound
snulh.
They
have
Johnson
ami
hi
wonderful
inven-
l.een
experimenting
for
some
lion,
including
"The
H.iinieioii
lime
al
the
"lllue
Jackets
Camp"
Dan
Mcllrew
(n
Service.
Volstead
on
Masell
Inlet,
hut
found
con-
Cocktail'
and
"Aunl
Miranda
ililfon
unfavorable
for
Hie
pro-
Visit
of
Conolationsk"
re.
with
which
they
expert-!
V.
Stella
on
hi
concertina,
mented.
"Trials
of
Ihc
Stage,"
Cotnedie
The
raiorhark
clam
cannery
at
Musicale
Scene:
Lobby
nf
the
Tow
Hill
is
employing
it
lare
Ocean
View
Hotel.
Time:
Yc.
ntimher
of
men
and
women
under
lerday.
Mr.
S.
JlrAllon
and
Mis
ithe
charge
of
Captain
Dabbing-
M.
M.
!rant.
show
girls;
liu
jinn.
Additions
and
alterations
Carr
ami
Art
Irwin,
member
of
are
goto?
on,
and
it
Is
proposed
troupe;
Man
Alton,
country
noy.
to
erect
a
warehouse
near
Hie
Slump
Speech,
Tout
Campbell.
wharf
at
Mnssell.
A
Hit
of
Mutc
de
Luxe:
Mf.
Bnat.
Ar-rlw
.li.
J.
uavis,
.violin:
.Mrs.
it.
The
frasoline
launch
Parhena
narje
.several
trips
to
the
island
recently
from
Prince
Itupert.
With
the
anoearance
of
the
loiurl
Chapman,
piano,
A
Song
or
I
wo,
Fred
Armarher.
Coon
Colored
Comedy,
Art
Irwin
ami
litis
Carr.
.1.1V
of
si.ri.ii?
and
I
he
remark-'
Count
r'
Club,
ft
short
talk
uhlv
nleasant
weather,
a
nnml.erlu'
Jdc
Murray.
of
irasoline
boats
are
ani.earii.i
Dnxintr
Doul.
Kid
Daynlon
of
on
the
halibut,
bank
and
along
xriiiur
oi
i.on-
Ihe,
udels.
The
Indians
are
pre-
"nn
paring
for
Ihe
run
of
spring
sal-l
Work
of
Club
man
w
hich
i
ni.pp.t
n.irli-
in
I
'Hie
club,
orxauizc.l
in
l
ehru-
A
ar'
,a'
hsi
now.
in
operation,
a
May.
larce
number
of
white
and
Indians
will
fish
'off
Lan-
cmioname
welt
iiXmci
rea.i.nir
(rara
Island
and
Hippo
Island.
jrf,om-
""PPlied
H
Ihe
worlds
Principal
paperHdiiHl
rnainulne.
a
After
many
years,
'
a
superln-
lemlenl
of
the
telegraph
ser-
"nwU
etrculalini
vice
on
Queen
CharIole
Islands.
M'rajy.
ymnasium
with
puneh-W.
X.
Celyericl.
will
'
leave
the
m
hliS-
'xln
yloxes.
wreslllnp-service
mn,
bnr"
an''
",l,"r
"l'ii'nenl
on
.account
of
Ihe
closing
down
of
Ihe
office
at
"
mm,
r
Massell
and
Port
Clements.
It
is
under-!
'!
r.""
1
"B"
P"
mn-i
ih.ii
..ti
ininJ-
r
n"
'
be
Hi
.
operation
Mime
"
I'trinpr
April
when
member
will
be
telephoned
Trom
Dead
fa"
trn
"''"'''
"f
'"
Tree
Point
lo
the
various
settle.
ments.
while
a
line
man
will
be
,"1"
,".',,r
i
1
1
I.
i
.
i
.
i
vvd.
soon
he
repaired
and
IhuUhe
will
enjoy
that
progress
which
L
r
e
r
h
l.er
ProgresslVe
c.izeitsoeive.
.
-
1Ii;I.r-flfr;,J;,
riiiiuay
morning
ami
escnnm
rhun'li
service.
leave
the
islands
after
Ihe
en.
ANYIIX
III
NPKNII
Of
March.
I
mrt
nnn
t
nmtnwn
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Lees
wilL
leave
.Massed
on
tlie
next
steamer,
nr
TCMWIC
TIIID
hound
for
Knplnnd.
where
Mr.!
ur
ILllllIJ
vLUD
I.ce
will
occupy
an
important'
-
1
lnilion.
Utirintr
Ihe
Last
1wo
Resolution
Favors
Daylight
Sav-
yiNirs
Mr.
I.ees
was
teacher
of
I
he
,n0
Other
Improvement
are
school
nt
Massell
Townsite.
Carving
Totems
.
The.
Massell
liiilinus
are
en-
?;isi'd
in
carving
a
ntitirhcr
of
larj-'e
lolem
pole
made
from
the
lartre
cedar
trees
of
Ihe
Islands.
The
iwo
larpe
poles,
now
in
course
of
construction,
will
he
very
unitie.
In
the
past
twenty
years,
the
Indians
.lid
nol
make
ntlV
f.f
ft.
nip
ittil
nnrvinrr.
lint
Discussed
ANYOX,
March
20.
A
I
Ihe
reptilnr
iiieelltiK
of
the
Anyox
Communily
I.cavue
Council
held
In
llecrealion
Hall,
Wednesday,
Ihere
heinp
present
president
Harper,
Vice-President
Soiilham,
Secretary-Treasjirer
Townghend,
Councillors
Mrs.
Dwyer.
Messrs.
Jnne.
Hire
and
Sealon.
the
ec-
'
''
in.
.,,,
-..,-.
i
.i
,
1...
ree.
hut
efforts
were
made
to;,"
1
,,,r
"""''
'""(any
would
f
f.
have
necessary,
them
nnin
enonffe
In
basket
makinsr
and
in
carving
on
wood
T
'
.
and
stale.
Several
of
Ihe
older
"
l"
"
"
,wl
"l""y-
'
"e
memhers
of
Ihe
Maselt
hand
are
.
now
al
work
on
the
reserve.
Inrn-'f
"I,",!PI,,1
(or""
W"?
2"
JJ0.
'
in?
out
Ihe
much
sot.pht
for
work
,
Vbym
(II
IIIIT
Ililllllisi.
I
would
conlrihule
In
dues
over
a
period
of
"
six
MX
yr
Another
of
II.-
I.rrr...
.l.m-MH,P",M,
V"'
'ParlV
of
Ihe
Lo
Angeles
Pioduclsl
(.ninpany
pase.
up
Massell
In
collection
hemp
el
at
$100,
the
i.
mi.
mil
Kcriircit
in
Ill'V't
I
...
V
.
w
r
,
M
'
'
11
lei
on
Monday
last
for
Huekley
'
,
Hay
lo
load
lutnher
for
Ihe
Los1
'a
1
"'"plonsl.ln
irnme
helwcen
Amrele
products
Company.
Mary
Ellen
Sailed
The
slenmer
Mary
Kllen
left
on
Thursday
for
Seattle
direct
after
remaining
several
days
at
rniiff
nuprri
sum
,vnox
siioweo
a
loss
of
thirty
dollars,
while
Ihe
haskelhalj
'
(ance
cleared
sonielhliiK.
.over
sixly
dollars.
Anyox
and
llupert
would
arraiiKe
at
a
meelinjr
u
.e
held
in
Prince
It.
,
a
rv.s
.
.
.
nuisseii.
i
ne.
.steamer
came.
a
llupert
nr
the
time
of
the
Fjiir
consignment
of
eight
hundred
next
Sentemher
lo
have
n
cuo
em.
case
of
razor
clams,
lha
first
;hleniatle
of
Ihe
Imskeihall
chain-
large
cousigiiinenl
front
the-
new
cannery
at
Tow
Hill.
The
firsl
real
snow
storm
of
a
most
unusual
description,
vlsiled
Massell
Inlet
tut
Thursday
evening.
Accompanied
hy
a
westerly
wind
Hie
residents
were
treated
pionship
of
northern
Hiitlsh
Colutnhia
played
for
yearly
al
Anyox.
Pool
Room
Assistant
A
successor
for
the
pool
room
nssMnl
had
lieen
found
It
was
.
T
.
.
i
.Known
aim
ne
was
to
worK
for
a
o
a
vew
of
the
ground
covered
inonlh
on
trial,
while
u
new
rare-
Willi
a
coaling
of
while
Hakes'laker
had
heen
emolf.ve.l
'for
the
'
.
which
eniliedded
the
flowers,
al-lhouh
Ihe
thermometer
did
'not
register
anywhere
near
Ihe
freezing
point.
II
is
nol
expected
Ihnl
any
darrtage
will
result
from
the
storm
which
prevailed.
gymnasium.
Ileganling
Ihe
mailer
of
a
new
walk
to
Hie
hall
grounds,
Ihe
dranhy
management
had
offered
lo
supply
Ihe
material
if
Ihe
Cpniiiiunily
League
supplied
the
A
Ready
Help
For
The
Girl
Who
Needs
Blood
the
critical
period
between
DURING
twelve
and
fievtntwn
there
U
a
special
strain
on
the
young
jrfrl's
system
which
often
leave
her
in
a
weak
run-down
condition.
She
becomes
anaemic
or
bloodless.
The
gums
and
eyelids
as
well
as
the
complexion
generally
become
very
pale
and
there
is
weakness
and
lassitude.
Indigestion
and
constipation
are
usual.
There
is
shortness
ol
breath,
palpitation
of
the
heart,
headaches
and
irregularities
of
the
vital
organs.
These
symptoms
are
also
common
to
chlorosis
in
which
case
the
complexion
assumes
a
greenish
tinge.
More
blood
is
needed
rich,
red,
invigorating
blood.
Since
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
is
the
greatest
of
blood
builders
this
is
the
treatment
indicated.
The
restorative
qualities
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
have
never
been
more
certainly
proven
than
in
the
treatment
of
voung
girls
for
anaemia,
chlorous
and
such
ail
lahor.
The
constitution
cotnmil-lee
hail
ttrrangeil
to
incel
heforei
the
next
nteetini;
of
Hie
council.,
Hie
council
ileeidcil
I
tint
(lie
work
should
h
gone
ahead
with
in
connection
with
Ihe
lenuis
courts,
if
the
company
could
proceed
with
the
work
In
Ihe
near
future,
and
that
the
hakrl-hall
executive
he
Riven
(he
jin-fil
ilerlved
from
Ihe
dance
for
Ihe
purpuric
of
purchaiug
iiuli-idual
Irophien
for
the
players
!coiupriiuR
the
winners
of
Ihe
leagues.
The
secretary's
clion
with
re-card
to
pool
room
nssislant
and
irymnaium
caretaker
was
en-
.dorscil.
In
connection
with
Hie
viil
of
lir.
Wllllama,
I'niverslly
of
Hritish
Colunihin
ueolosl,
it
wa
decided
to
advert
ie
the
ihiles
of
his
lectures
in
Anyox.
Willi
.regard
lo
Ihe
hoard
walk
lo
Ihe
hall
grounds,
il.
was
agreed
that
the
(Iranhy
management
should
he
asked
In
do
this
work
wholly.
Daylight
Saving
A
communication
from
the
tennis
cluh,
citing
a
resolution
in
!favor
of
daythiht
saving
had
heeu
(passed
at
the
general
annual
'
meeting,
and
asking
for
the
nup-port
of
Ihe
community
league
was
read.
This
was
laid
over
for
I
lie
next
meeting.
The
tpieslion
of
raising
ihe
salary
of
the-man.
nger
of
mine
recreation'
hall
was
laid
over
f'or
one
month.
Chair-
men
appointed
lo
the
various
league
departments
were:
Lihrary.
J.
T.
Jones;
recreation,
O.
Thomson;
entertainment,
Mrs.
Ihvyer,
home
and
school,
Mrs.
Cloke;
house.
A.
W.
Sealon;
gymnasium,
A.
I.aforlune:
music
and
dtvima
lie,
K,
Yard.
The
gasoline
lug
Klslnnrc
nr-rived
al
H
o'clock
lat
night
from
Ketchikan
with
3n
tons
of
pal.
r
"ft-Holdinrf
Saws'"
Fast-Ejty-CirHing
S1MONDS'
SAWS
SMONDSMIMM
Mwectn.
MONrntAL
Vsacouvia
It,
John,
n.s.
1-S4
ments
which
arise
from
a
debilitated
condition
of
the
blood.
.
Since
young
girls
seldom
understand
themselves
at
thb
age
the
responsibility
rekts
with
the
mother.
The
whole
future
health
and
happinoM
of,
your
daughter
may
depend
on
getting
through
this
critical
period
in
good
pnysical
condition.
-
r
There
is
no
question
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
being
the
most
effective
mcarusof
overcoming
the
anaemic
condition.
It
is
only
necessary
to
have
a
lilQe
Ktience
and
keep
up
the
use
of
the
Nerve
od
regularly
until
the
growing
body
is
supplied
with
an
abundance
of
rich,
ml,
life-sustaining
blood.
Ydu
will
notice
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
has
been
increased
to
60c
the
box
now
contains
GO
pills
instead
of
.50
as
formerly.
LikcwUe
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
are
35c.
a
box
of
35
pills,
instead
of
'25c
foi
25
pills.
Edmanson,
ISatoi
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
l.ldium
ronreiilrale
to
lie
lrnn-slilppctl
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
to
New
York
for
etlracln.il.
The
cel
will
re-lyro
north
Ihis
afternoon.
This
H
her
Itnril
trip
here
with
similar
cargo.
OAK
BAY
RATE
TAX
Hay
lax
rate
v.
ill
he
land
and
?5
oer
cent
t
neiil
value.
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reached
hy
Ihc,
1
I
j.uncil.
Tli
tax
Mile
tr
-if
irtf
mill.
.rhoUV
.iiiills,
dejil;
and
I.
A:
:
jernl
purMe.
The
rai-jnxed
on
Hie
hasls
lItWJft
rent
of
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taxes
nf
tin
uc
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ytllow
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the
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lake
lo
It
and
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la
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highly
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or
purity
and
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