is
also
with
the
parly.
HOSPITAL
BOARD
TO
BE
ASKED
JO.
OPERATE
Thi
1'rinco
Hupert
fienpral
,i
;
I
I
t
1
-
i.1
iiosppai
.s!siici:iii(iu
is
in
nr
askeij
'
Ift
take
over
and
operate,
the
isjDlal
ion
hospital
which
is
now
jbonmioled
Vlirectly
by
Hie
city.
A
report
to1
tbisi
effect,
following
a
recommendation
made
by
the.
medical
health
officer',
was
Mibmitled
by
the
finance
committee
and
adopted
at
1'iisl
night'h
council
meeting.
TOWING
MERGER
One;
of
the
strongest
luphoal
combinations
that
has
ever
been
organized
on
this
coast
has
been
formed
by
the
merger
at
Vancouver
of
the
West
Coast
Tow-ipg
Co.,
Creer-Christie
2o,
and
fSHky.,Hr,os.
iutp
tlio
lnlernalior-al
Towing
Co.,
Ltd.
The
new
company
will
have:
the
lugs
Manned,
Moresby,
Canada,
Imbre-ciiria,
Czar"ind
Queen
and
will
do
lowing
m
ruget
bound
as
well
as
locally
on
Iho
coast.
The
ollleers
of
the
company
arc:
Waller
fSilkey,
president;
F
Oilkey,
managing
director;
J.
II.
Creer,
vice-president,
ami
I),
H
Christie,
secretary.
MINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tuesday;
March
10
High
I:ll
a.m,
19.2
ft
1
.0
;
i
I
.j.m.
20.2
"
Low
7:13
a.m.
0.5
"
20:0fi
p.m.
3.0
"
Wednesday,
March
11
High
'
2:
II
a.m.
10.8
ft
f
U:IC
p.m.
20.2
"
Low
......
HMSt'.m-
i7
"
I
,.
vj0:37
p.m.
3.2
"
I
Thursday,
March
12
High
-..i.
,2:40
a.m.
20.2
-J
11:5!
p.m.
2(U
Low
..
8:5
1
a.m.
i.2
1:07
p.m.
3.6
Friday,
March
13
lb
..JU
'3:10
a.m.,
,20.3
M5:2f)
p.m.'
1..3
Low
9:31
a.m.
V;f,
21:39
p.m.
i.4
ft
tt
Ire.
half
as
the
centre
half
is
standing
away
from
the
centre
forward.
The
left
back
will
be
cover
.vjkttev
PACT!
FOUR
xTttfc
DAILY
NEVfS
Tlll'Sil;
BUSINESS
IS
ONJE
MEND
Vlce-Pr$ldent
of
Railway
Sets
Improvement
and
Says
There
Is
Activity
KlV
wi.VNIPKi;,
Mar.
jo.
rrfhere
has
been
if
lale'many
-initlra-tions
of
improvement
in
business
I
timup'liniil
Canada
and
there
are-
Veen
observers
who
believe
that';the
general
upward
trend
1
.1.
...!,.
ll.n'
ll
l-
I
f
I
t
I
H
1
,1
1
1
1
I
IIIIIJIIK
!
year."
Tim
.speaker
was
W.
l.
Jtohb.
vice-president
of
the
Canadian.
National
llnilway
in
charge
of
euionization
and
development,
radio'
and
other;
departments,"
who
arrived
in
Winnipeg
yester
day
nuu-niii?
for
a
'
brief
stay
before,
proceeding;
to
the
Pacific
coast,
"Kyidences
of
less
timjdity
in
buying
on
the
part
of
the
gen
eral
public
are
now
visible,"
said
Mr.
Hold),
continuing
his
observations
regarding
trade
conditions,:
and
he
added,
"wholesalers
have
recorded
more
active
buying
for
the
.luring
trade,
a
nil;
wilhrtut
any
radical
departure
from
'
the
policy
of
thrift
which
has
been
so
generally
adopted,
il
is
quite
clear
that
the
general
consumer
is
now
coming
into
the
market
more
frequently.
This
is
due
to
several
causes,
such
as
a
beljef
that
deflation
has
really
run
ilj
course,
heller
prices
for
wheal
and
increasing
faith
in,
the
ability
of
Canada
to
successfully
cope
with
all
economic
problems."
Mr.
Ho
hi)
spoke
of
many
mailers
in
connection
with
his
trip
to
the
west
and
more
particularly,
with
the
relation
to
the
radio
activities
with
National
system
during
his
slay
at
'the
coast.
Ar
rangements
will
be
completed
for
a
broadcast
ing
station
there,
Which
will
be
added
to
the
chain,
of
nine
stations
how
operating
throughout
Canada.
lie.
states
that
radio
has
now
been
defln
ilely
adopted
as
part-
of
the
Can
adian!
National
service,
and
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
1
MAGGIE
WHY
OOKT
TOO
A,tS
DMJOHTER.
J;
VTOP
ALL
TH'?
rooLH-
Alt'-',
rSPv
Aa
cic?.-'
t-
r-
.
.-
.
fa
(MOTHER
QOsKfeXlM'l
1
KUA.tf?
)
ing
his
companion.
A
good
spot,
is
liehiniLtbe.
nt.herjiack.
aboil
inn
I'M)',
L
''iii'nv
1
S
:
..
"
Making
"Throws
In"
Pay
,
Thus'
jour
semi-circle
round
the
half
"throwing
in"
is
scientifically
arramged
for
attack
and
defence.
One
half
of
the
semi
circle
is
filled
by
three
forwards.
This
is
the
half
nearer
Hie
op
ponents!
goal.
-The
other
half
is
defensive,
and
is
filled
by
your
centre
half
and
one
full
back.
Like
thist
Oulside
High!
Inside
Might
,
I'.eiil
re
Forward
"Thrower
In"
Centre
Half
Ilight
Hack
Lert
Hack
The
other
members
of
the
team
inust
keep
outside
this
charmed
circle.
Otherwise,
nobody
knows
where
he
is.
Trapping
the
hall
is
iinporl-ahi
al
Ibis
period,
though
.a
pass
straight
out
is
the
most
dosir-atde
result'
of
iv
throw
In.
.VjPre-
quently
lite
ball
strikes
a
player
on
the
chest,
lie
absolutely
ne
glects
a
chance
to
trap
It
by
holding
himself
stiff.
When
the
ILLt
HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Throws-in"
and
Trapping
the
Ball
How
to
Head
(By
Andy"
l)ucalf
Manager
(if
Kulliani
.Cluli,)
(nopriiiion
from
"lirennoiK
iirraiii
.Many
foams
diisler
nuiml
haphazaril
whe.n
a
"Throw-in"
is
fo
lie
lakon.
This
is
wrong.
There
is
a
very'ilefinile
spoi
for.ench
member
of
the
leani.,
,.
f
ioals
art
so
freiienlly
scored
as
Ihu
rcsull
of
proper
Ihrowipg
in,
that
overy
team
should
Ik
fniinctl
to
lake
iij.fhi
most
helpful
places.
When
a
hifh.
hfdf
is
throwing
in,
Hie
onlsjik1,
right
forward
sfands
close
to
llio
foiich
line
Inwards
Iho
'opponents'
goal.
Tin
inside
right
stands
between
hint
and
centre
forward.
It
fs
a
fallacy
to
assume
that
I
lie
ceil
I
re
forward
should
stand
square
to
the
man
Ihrowinig
in.
lie
stands
rather
more
Inwards
the
opponents'
goal.
No
member
of
your
side
should
stand
square
to
the
man
throwing
it.
This
spot
is
covered
by
the
centre
forward
and
the
centre
half.
'They
both
stand
at
equal
dis
tances
away
from
H.
they
are
not
on
top
of
eaclh
other.
The
cpntre
forward
is
towards
the
opponents'
goal,
and
'
thci
CPiiIre
half
is
towards
his
own
goal.
Itoth
backs
come
up
for
the
throw-in.
Where
the
right
half
4i,
J
is
throwing
in,
the
right
back
'
iu
U
Will-circle
just.
.ItnnrtmnnL
is
takine
nilvnhlafffl
"an,,
of
every
advance
made
and
im-!hoHl.
frtr
W
f'"
the
een-
provojnent
effected
to
make
th
wlrelrss
system
the
most
thor-oughjand
tip-to-date
on
the
enn-tinenj.
Accompanying
Mr.
Hohb
Is
t)r,
V.
Jj
lllack,
director.
Of-4'oloni-
asahorr
-development,
anil
,.
II
SwiftjJr.,
director
of
colonization
of
Canadian
llailways.
.Mrs.
Hobh
If
Hie
hall
hits
your
legs
just
aboxe
the
kiTec,
bend
quickly
over
il.
This
forces,
it
down
and
pre-venls
it
boiiueing
upwards.
Shul
i)
like
a
pen-knife.
Itecnver
an
Upright
jiositinii
iiist.inlly.
II
is
ilanigerous
U
have
your
head
down
in
a
crowd.
When
the
ball
comes
knee
high,
take
it
with
the
inner
side
of
your-boot.
This
is
flatter
than
Hie
oilier,
and
gives
more
control
over
the1
ball.
.
Too
many
players
try
to
gel
control
oT
every
ball
by
using
the
side
of
the
boot.
This
is
fin
when
running,
bill.
-when
you
are
standing
still
Ibere
are
al
least
M'ven
ways
of
trapping
a
ball.
Willi
the
Mill'
or
tbe
hool
is
by
no
means
the
best
of
them
Neat
Ball
Trapping
The
neatest
and
surest
way
is
to
apply
the
side
of
your
fool
flat
lo'liie
Jjall.
AYJiciifyou
want
to
stop
I
tie
ball
dead,
you
can
put
your
fool
flat
on
the
lop
of
it..
Step
on
il,
as
il
were.
The
more
usual
way
is
to
place
the
bollom
of
the
foot
square
up
against
the
back
or
the
front
of
the
ball.
I'u.'ling
a
square
foot
to
(he
ball
wliil
little
way
without
speed.
Trapping
passes
is
so
import
ant
a
part
of
(lie
game
that
il
inighl
lo
be
practised
a
lot
more
than
it
isThe
above
methods
an
ways
of
trapping
while
you
are
standing'
si
ill.
When
you',
are
running
gelling
control
presents
a
real
problem.
Delays
enable
your
opponents
lo
tackle.
You
ilon'l
so
much
want
to
trap
the
ball
as
keep
it
away
from
yoirr
oppoiienls.
Here
ability
to
use
the
side
of
the
boot
is
essential.
You
jnliisl
be
able
lo
tis
both
sides
of
both
feel.
Taking
.
Running
.
Passes
.
"'ii'tfh''
l'raptheZba'llAyV'rari'H
forward,
mil
of
the
reach
of
your
nearest
opponents.
I'se
the
side
of
your
foot
to
4get
it
away
at
tall
tills
you
on
the
chest,
you
ah
angle
that
makes
you
cer-
only
have
to
draw
hack
"a
paceitaln
of
gelling
there
first
in
the
to
find
it
in
front
of
your
feet,
sprint
for
it
When
you
stand
stiff,
the
hall
Heading
the
ball
is
an
ail
may
bounce
yards
off
you..
Lei
that
pan
he
acquired
by
private
your
c.liesl
"give,
however,
and
,
practice.
You
can
throw
balls
Ihe
ball
drop
in
front
nf
your
un
for
yourself
ami
head
them.
ft.
II
is
largely
a
mailer
of
gelling
EDWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
Its
delicious
taste
and
pure
quality
is
only
equalled
by
its
high
nutritive
value.
Writ,
for
EDIVAKDSBURG
Ktdft
Book.
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO,
LIMITED
MONTREAL
who
Akeo
tor
fouR
A.OVICE.?
YCJ
IMtKin
xtm
w
Own
ooitsp-
.
lourii.iiiierii
.
6-IS.
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
THtt
FAiu-sf
A,to
ir
"YOU
KCEP
XOOP?
MOOTH
"sHOT-NOO'UL.
ae
oettck
off-
Crilibage
games
played
night
were
as
follows:
L.O.L.
beat
Sons
li'.-ll.
Drydock
vs.
S.O.C..
F.Iks
drew
a
bye.
well
under
the
ball.
llalf-nnd-J
half
heading
is
very
painful.
You!
might
use
a
tennis
ball
while'
you
are
training
your
eye
to
tell
yon
when
you
are
directly
underneath
a
dropping
ball.
If
you
cam
head
a
tennis
ball
you
can
head
a
football.
i,
Your
head
simply
must
bit
IJie.ball.
Don'l
let
the
hall
bit
your
head.
-II
hurts.
llesides
hali
you
have
no
control
over
.he,
hall
if
-you
let
it
hit
you
alher
than'
positively
strike
it
yourself.
rep
your
bead
lilted
com-ilefely
up.
Never
stoop.
Your
qiponents
may
have
derided
to
ryilo
kick
the
ball
that
you
lave
stooped
to
head.
s
C-t.4.
1A
4-
f
Work
is
progressing
on
Ihc
building
of
tennis
courts
by
tin!
'.aiiJi'lian
National
Hailways
Hum
iloyees'
Tehnis
Club.
The
site
is
that
across
from
the
station
.vhere
last
,vear
Ihe
(Syro
t'.luh
tail,
iulended
stalling
a
skating
rink.
There
will
be
two
courl
with
foundation
of
cinders
ami
concrete
surfaces.
The
cinder
havo
already
been
put
down
and
the
arrival
of
gravel
and
sain.
.'nr
the
rpuerelejs
being
awail-d.
;
II
Is
hoped'
that
the
courts
will;
be
ready
for
operation
in
about
a
months
lime.
Ibere
it
no
doubt
thai
'
tlio
-
new
courl
willTlie.
kept
busy
throughout
tin
niramer
by
Ihc
people
of
tin
railway
ami
their
friends.
The
.'iimc
is
gaining
in
pojiubiril
throughout
the
courts
and
al
ready
the
Acropolis
Courts
art
being
worked
Overtime.
Ihe
selection'
nf
the
balls
Ii
be
Used
in
the
'forthcoming
cil
in.1ivi.liml
liillifit
nl,
n
til
ulrifi
1,
i
r.
gives
you
romp
ele
codroLL
u
.
,
.
.
.
.,
.
-
T,
-.1
,
it'
Vvllrttirnamrnl
caused
cousideraldt
t
st
send
ng
the
ball
forward
,
.
.
..
,,,
.,
,
II
II
I'l
I'lll
ff-
III
fflllllllllll
Willi
1111
esull
that,
when
il
was
decided
o
use
heavy
balls,
players
of
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Milliard
Parlor
headed
by
(leorge
Mcllmoyle
re
fused
lo
enter
leaving
only
Hit
three
entrants
from
Ihe
Ureal
Var
Veteran's
Association
Col.
Alc.Mordie,
Sergeant
Jehson
and
.'"red
Pyle.
Now
it
fs
announced
Jlial
Ihe
Milliard
Parlor
will
hold
U.
tournament
of
its
own
using
ihe
lighter
balls.
Her!
Morgan.
who
is
in
charge
of
the
organi
sation
of
the
championship
journamenL'
K
slill;
In'
-hojie
thai
it!)!
the,
''fflyr-tl;i
he
ail
SI.
Andrew's
heal
Ihe
Moose,
IJ-13.
i
'
102nil,llaltallon
beat
O.W.V.A.,
of
Canada,
postponed.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
PHnr.e
Kupert
J
March,
10,
1915.
Sir
lUchard
McMridc,
Premier
Of
Brilisli
.Columbia,
announces
I
lint
a
general
provincial
olec-
tfon
will
be
held
on
April
10.
The
crisis
of
Ihe
war
has
brought
aboul.
a
number
of
situations
on
which
Ihe
govrrninenrdesirrs
to
consul!
thi'
neoolc.
be
says.-
lie
nxnecls
that
Ihe
electors
will
manifest
Jhelr
unbounded
con
fidince
in
Ihe
present,
adininis
trillion.
The
.hosfiilal
board
has
deride
lo
wail
on
Hie
city,
council
lo
-
quetit
thai
a
special
grant
$10,000
be
made'lo
the
hospital
Civic
ahars
formed
the
chlof
:
POOV,DAsUVVTCR.
ITS
H.
ROOM
CRMhi'HER
CYCti
OOT
ILt
IjO
AN'
fOMrORT
HER
Wanted
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Rent
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interest
in
a
long
es
lablislied
business.
Kxcellenl
pro.specis
lor
niaKlng
money.
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full,
particulars
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hem.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE
Third
Avenue.
topic
of
discussion
nl
Ihe
regular
meeting
of
the
Trades
&
Labor
Council
last
night.
The
dis
cusslon
was
vigorous.
and
Ihoroughand
resullnl
in
Iho
re
signation
of
Aid.
Nirhol
as
ore
Hidenl
of
Ihe
'.council.
S.
D.'Mae.
dnnahl
was
elecled
to
succeed
It
i
ii
i.
I
be
city
council
last
nlghl
adopted.
a
report
from
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works
recommending
llml
$125
be
paid
lo
Helgerson
Lid
eovermg
drtmage
done
to
a
buil.
ing
llirnugh
the
city's
blasling
loperalious.
THlt)
ltA
FAMILY
w-rrr
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ROOFING
By
George
McManuj,
r
oh:
hcluo
jm:k:
tuR,
,
,
AUTO
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ill
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KLICKODD"
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Tbe
best
coating
for
shingle,
iron
or
paper
roofs.
It
preserves
the
roof
and
stops
the
leaks.
Also
good
for
brick,
concrete
or
stone
w.'ills.
Cheapest
and
besl.
F.sliinales
given.
P.O.
Ilox
1
1
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ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni-
ure
Store.
We
Uuy.
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
610.
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VK
handle
Ihe
FAWCF.'BT
guaranteed
copper
bearing
Sleel
Ranges
and
all
grades
of
high
grade
furniture
we
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
mi
TIMBER
SALE
X
6928.
Sriilrd
Tonilrr
will
l
n-rt-lcfil
hy
tl"
MlnUlcr
nf
IjiikI".
nl
Vlrlniia.
mil
lnM-r
ihiin
ihkiii
nn
tlm
and
ilav
nf
Anrll.
105,
fur
tin'
lilIM
hiKf
nf
l.lirliif
X
HUSH,
to
rut
i.s.'.ii.iioii
ro'i
or
ii.ir,
n-miMk.
lt.ilK.im
and
siTiirr
oil
nn
ureii
iMIiinl!
nn
llm
liirt-ltl.iilmro
iT
Xa.VMn
Inlet.
Iliinitr
If,
Ouirt
f.and
I'l-trli'l.
Twii
(ii
vonrs
will
lie
allow
eil
for
r
iilovnl
iif
tlmlter.
I'lirlhiT
nnrl
riilnrn
nf
tin-
i;iilor
Inrf
iff.
Vli-lnrlii.
ll.C.
i.r
IHntrli-l
I'lirmier,
frniro
mTi,
ti.t:.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6928.
SchIpiI
Trmlfrs
will
bo
rpprlTPrt
tiv
Ihc
Minister
nf
l.nnil.
at
Vlrtnrl.1,
not
later
limn
tKHin
on
the
I
Still
day
nr
March,
I0i&,
rnr
llin
piirrhaup
nr
l.lwnr
X
(10iS,
to
rut
t.yriil.noil
feel
nr
Cellar.
Hemlock,
ll.ilniin
nnil
Spruce
nn
an
area
ullualpil
nn
Ihr
nor
I
Ii
Mmrc
nr
.Nnynnili
Inlet,
ItaiiKn
3,
Const
Land
Iilstrlet.
Two
(ii
year
will
Im
allowcil
for
re-liinval
nf
llnilier.
riiriwr
imrlieiiiarn
nr
ihc
Liner
fnre-
ler,
Vlelorlil,
ll.C,
nr
lilnlrlrl
Koinfler,
I'rlnc
ltii.fft,
M.o.
TIMBER
SALE
XC811.
There
will
lie
nfrercil
rnr
x.ile
nl
Pull-
Ik
Aiii'tlnn.
st
noon
on
Urn
I
Kill
il.ty
of
Mnrrh,
10!),
In
the
nrrirr.
nr
the
fnri'M
Haimer,
llazellon,
ll.C,
the
Licence
XCs
1
1
.
In
rut
yiMl.lino
lineal
feel
nr
r.eit.ir
I'iiIpk
ami
n:l,on(i,llcniloi
k
and
Jarkplne
Ties
nn
.in
aim
adjoining
innii
aiiuaieu
north
nr
llaiellon,
casslar
t.jtixl
Dlslilct.
Three
(,
yenr.1
will
he
allnweil
Tor
removal
nr
tiinher.
"I'rovhleil
any
ntm
uiml.ln
to
attend
lti
aiirimn
in
prrsnn
may
tniimiit
a
xealed
tender'
lo
Im
npeiiod'ai
ihe
liniir
of
aiic
linn
und
trfiitTil
a
'nne
'
lild."
"
Fiil
ther.liarUciUauAr.tliu
XtilcJ.
Furrfe
ler.
Vieirlii,
fl.c.
or
IMstrlri
I'rirester,
Prlnee
Itnpert,
H.C
TIMBER
SALE
X6103.
Sealed
Tender
will
lie
rerelved
by
the
DIMrlri
rnrester
tint
later
lhan
ihniii
nn
llw
Ulh
day
nr
Mareh.
js,
ror
Ihe
purrhane
or
l.lrenr
XdlOU,
l.nt
l&Trt,
wem
hnre
nr
Maxell
Inlet,
Ouern
Charlotte
l.lanit
tilftrlrt,
io
rut
ROrt.770
jjoanr
feet
nr
spruce.
Cedar,
and
lletn-lock
SAwloft.
on
(l)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-moval.nr
tiinher.
Fiirther
tiartlclilars
or
the
r.liler
Fores-
Prince
If.1"-
Y"'.,.f,rla'.
f.
ollle
""trlrl
Fnresler,
Hupert,
H.C.
1
aav
ilk
nu
ir
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Men
Kverwli.-re
to
handle
free
sample
and
almanac
house
lo
house
distributing
at
good
pay.
No
selling.
Outdoor
work.
Kxperience
unnecessary.
Write
Today
for
contract
eifclosing
stamps.
Hurry.
Standard
Company,
21121
Coil
land
Street,
Chicago.
Illinois.
FOR
SALE
IT)H
SALK.
Singer
Sewing
Machine,
nearly
now,
$50.00
Walker's
Music
Slore.
57
l-'OH
SALK.
Sinyer
Sewing
machine,
$20.00.
Apply
P.
I.e
Claire,
Seal
Cove.
til
AUCTION
SALE
U'CTION
SAL
I-:.
An
auction
sale
will
be
held
al
house
next
lo
Mussallem's
store
on
ITflh
Avenue,
Cast,
on
Wednesday,
March
1
1
al
2.:i0
p.m.
consisting
of
dining
la
hie,
Morris
chair,
armchair,
sofa,
table,
healer,
beds,
dressing
table,
bureaux,
carpels,
hooks,
crockery,
gasoline
lamps,
etc.
I'hilpnll,
Kvill
.V
Co.,
Ltd..
Auctioneers.
58
BOARD
HOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander.
830
I'lionn
1.17.
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home
cooking.
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