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)rugs
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SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
t'ou
will
always
find
the
highest
quality
at
this
store
logelher
with
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous
service
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
just
as
your
physician
wants
them
filled.
LKT
US
SIS
11
VIS
YOU
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
I
Lead
Others
Follow
The
Home
of
Trunks
and
Suitcases.
Pioneer's
Friend
Hudson's
Hay
Dlankets.
l'icre
Paris
Loggers'
ISools.
Iiig
Horn
Hrand
Clothing.
Original
Diamond
Sweaters.
Genuine
Fur
Seal
Coals,'
guaranteed.
H
ice's
Dyes.
Tents.
Blankets,
Hags.
Pat
Plipson
Second
Avenue
Genuine
Indian
Made
Curios
Meat
Department
Leg
lloast
Veal,
per
lb..
.25c
Shoulder
Yeal,
p
t
lb
..
18c
Veal
Chops,
per
lb
25o
Veal
Stew,
2
lbs
25c
I'rhne
IWb
lleef,
per
lb.
20c
Moiling
lleef,
per
lb.
...
8c
Shoulder
SJcak,
per
lb.
15c
llj.
......
.,.
ii,
III
1
V
I,
fl
Corned
Heef,
per
lb.
Sausage,
2
lbs
...
6o
35c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
lteceiver.
Liquidator,
Trustee,
Ac.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PMNCE
RUPERT
Many
Aquatic
Events
on
Ideal
Day
at
Salt
Lake
Park
Yesterday
Afternoon.
COLLECTION,
LARGE
Not
a
Dull
Moment
for
Spectators
Who
Watched
Swimming
and
Diving
of
Young
People.
TJie
laivct
crowd
on
record
visited
the
Salt
Lukes
jester
lav
afternoon
-to
witness
the
swimming
Raja
staged
ly
the
l'rjnce
lluKrt
Swimming
Club.
Weather
conditions
were
ideal
and
the
ninny
aquatic
events,
which
were
keenly
contested,
created
a
(rood
deal
of
enthusiasm.
The
races
were
pulld
off
smartly
and
there1
was
not
a
(lull
moment
from
tlie
:
start
to
the'
finish.
The
gala
re
flected
credit
upon
the
committee
in
charge.
The
Itosina
II.,
Cap
tain
Albert
Johnson,
assisted
the
Launch
23,
Capt.
Lorrie
Lamuly.
in
transporting
the
big
crowd
The
races
resulted
as
follows:
Jloys.
8
to
10
t,
Trevor
Hill.:
Hilly
NeUon.
Girls,
8
to
101,
liniily
Alack;
Peggy
Steen.
Hoys,
10
to
121,
Ale.
Wal
ters
;
2.
Hob
Hoddit'.
Girls,
10
to
12
1,
Ida
Hoddie;
2.
C.
Morgan.
Hoys,
12
to
It
I,
Doug.
Scott;
2.
Alex
Walters.
Girls,
12
to
II
IUonnie
Morgan
2.
Laura
Stephens.
Hoys
It
to
HU-1,
Joe
Scott,
Jr.:
2.
loug.
Scotl;
3,
Henry
Heil-broner.
Ladies'
23,
yard
dash
1,
Miss
Myra
Harvey;
2,
Mrs.
Marentette.
Men
25
yard
.dash
1,
Jack
Cumming:
2,
Joe
Scott.
Men's
Diving
.1.
Joe
Scott;
2,
J.
dimming.
Ladies'
,
IMving
U
Miss
Margaret
Palmer;
2,
Miss
Ida
Hoddie.
Men's
50
yard
dash
1,
Jack
Cumming;
2.
Joe
Scott.
Relay
Hare.
3
in
team
I
team.
Howard,
Hei.l
and
Thorripson.k
Plunge
for
men
1,
Chester
riapp;
2.
J.
dimming.
Plunge
forigirls
1.
Miss
Margaret
Palmer;
2,
Miss
Laura
Stephens.
Heginners'
rare,
learning
Uiis
year
T.
1.
Patlullo
prize
of
?I0
.Mis
J.mma
CSelson.
Jlen's
underwater
swim
I,
J.
dimming;
2,
Melvin
Stephens.
An
exhibition
of
fancy
diving
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
InUntloii
to
Apply
to
Ltsi
Lana
in
pnnre
Unpen
Una
Iterordmr
Di
Irict
or
Coat
tune
i,
and
sltuste
0.1
.North
rtartiael
Inland.
TAfcE
NOTICE
tbat
Alfred
Swanmn.
of
Prtnre
Rupert,
occupation
Mariner.
!
lends
to
apply
ror
1
lpae
of
the
follow
inr
dewribeil
land:
commend
11
r
at
s
Dost
Minted
st
the
south
end
of
Sorto
Flarhael
Island;
thenee
arouna
tlie
island
at
mrn
water
mark.
na
coniaminf
u
iw.
nmr
or
ie.
ALF1IEP
SWAJSOS,
Appllrsul
nit
nm
it
lf
LAND
ACT
Notlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lsasa
Lanl
In
'Prinre
liupert
.Land
Recordinr
Ii-trkt
of
Hanre
4.
Crat
Land
District,
and
situate
on
Paare
lland.
TAkE
MiTICE
that
J.
B.
Franrtt,
nf
rimoaa.
Alberta,
oceunaiinn
Minuter,
in
lenda
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
followlnr
dewrlhed
land
-
cnmmenrtnr
at
a
pot
planted
at
the
orth
Wet
er.d
of
raxare
island,
near
Coa.t
Trlanrulatlon
Sta.
it
41:
thene
around
the
Island
at
hlrtj
water
mark
and
eontalnlnr
1
000
arrea.
more
nr
leu.
joskph
britu.id
Fn.v.irj.
uae
flih.
ti.
Vpo'lrant
All
Nerves!
All
nerves!
What
a
common
expressiiin!
In
this
busy
era
with
the
problems
of
home
management,
club
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
crowding
her
day,
how
often
the
housewife
complains
of
nervousness,
headache,
backache
and
general
fatigue.
These
symptoms
of
lil-feeling
are
often
due
lo
strained
eye
muscles
and
nerves
which
can
be
relieved
by
properly
fitted
itlasses.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
years.
15
years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
Q.W.V.A.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night.
Phonei
687,,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
i
PAGE
SIX
NIB
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Aug
ic
AUDITORIUM
j
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
lleginning
at
0
o'clock
.
Floor
In
llio
Finest
Sliapo
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
tentlenien
50c
Tlie
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
take
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feel,
niaplo
floor,
newly
plaslered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOIl
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
LARGEST
CROP
SWIMMING
GALA
Science
Offers
You
This
New
Heat
S
Ideal
VECTO
is
the
product
of
our
extern
aive
heating
retearch
laboraloriee
largeat
in
the
world.
Designed
to
save
fuel
end
to
heat
health-fully
all
the
room
where
an
ordinary
heatar
(ill
only
one
room
with
lifeleee,
"scorched
air"
end
little
oi
it
due
to
Adjuttable
Fire
Control.
The
air
it
drawn
In
at
the
hase
ol
the
handsome
porcelain-enameled
jacket,
and
passes
over
a
scientific
construction
ol
fins
or
ribs.
The
soft
warm
air
ming
l.ftsti.
Chris
hlkins,
on
behalf
of
'he
club.
t-olleetetl
a
total
of
70.S.
during
the
afternoon
by
oluntary
rontnjiution.
WILKINSON
IS
WINNER
OF
SPOON
AT
RANGES
At
I
he
rifle
ranges
yesterday
afternoon
G.
V.
Wilkinson
was
winner
of
(he
spoon
given
fc
the
best
individual
score
for
tho
day.
The
scores
were:
300
500
COO
PU.
V.
Hras
..-
30
30
3191
i.
V.
W
ilkinson
30
31
3091
M.
M.
Iinib
31
28
II.
David
ion
21
30
V.
Ho.warth
.
..
25
29
J.
Palmer
27
26
It.
Wilson
2t
29
C.
V.
Evilt
23
20
F.
Hussell
21
W.
Hoff
...
i:
zi
20
YEAR'S
SALMON
PACK
unusually
rood
year,
by
at
least
150,000
cases.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
ef
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Stlkin
iumlon,
Caoatar.
Land
Ht-rordinr
litrlrt
nf
rjf!ar.
and
annate
at
Grand
Rapll.
m
the
Stikln
Niter
and
lo
loi'
wri
'ir
simevi-a
lot
sn.
470.
TAE
SiiTIce
thai
1.
Walter
Scotl
Simp--in.
"f
Ti'lrcrat'h
creek.
B.
C
(icriinallon.
luii'lxr,
fntend"
to
apply
fur
a
lea
of
Ihe
rll',t
inar
devrltjed
land
cutnnieni'tnr
P!ll
planted
on
the
Y.i-thne't
r..mer
'f
I
it
410.
ilienee
Smith
411
rhatn:
thenee
VVt
10
halnt:
thenre
'orth
4"
.Haiti'-:
thewr
fai
to
rhain.
ana
"tainin
(rt
arte,
more
nr
lea,
WALTER
SDOTT
S1VIPSO?!.
AtaM'-ant
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
pickles
in
-boll
I
e
for
which
you
regulaijly
pay
Gc,
our
price.
.45c
fir.
3
1J0ttle.fQr.f
...
...
.;.
$1.25
sjerllng
Catsqp,
3uc
lAttles,
while
they
last.
3
for
50c
Hulk
Creamery
Putter.
2
lbs.
75c
Uriel
Creamer)-
lliitter,
lb....
40c
lirookfield
Duller,
in
cartons
42
Vto
Fresh
I5ggs,
3
doz.
for
....
S1.00
Choice
Dry
Prtiiius,
per
lb.
.
.
10c
Choice
Itaiiauas,
per
doz.
50c
He(
Hulk
Tea,
per
lb,
......
58c
I
Fresh
(irnund
Uoffe,
per
lb...48o
I
Peas.
Cirn
ami
Tmnaloes,
tin
15c
I?
tins
Singapore
Sliced
Pineapple
95c
Spdless
Raisins,
per
lb
15c
Fresh
Ripe
Tomatoes,
'i
lbs..
,25o
Fresh
'.hippiu:g
Cream
Daily
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
At
Lowest
Prices
then
streams
upward
and
outward,
and
circulates
throughout
all
rooms.
Neit
to
Ideal
Hot
Water
Radiator
Heating,
VECTO
offers
the
most
satisfactory
way
ol
heating
small
homes,
offices,
shops,
etc
Made
in
one
size
only,
lor
use
in
buildings
not
over
6000
cubic
leet
contents.
Price
$99
(freight
extra).
Manufactured
at
Toronto
plant.
Sold
by
all
dealer
a.
DOMINION
BANK
BLDC
TORONTO,
ONTARIO
ecto
HE
ATE
R.
(was
ivcit
by
J.
t.umnnng
o
M.C.S.
Thiepval.
Six
different
dives
were
given
anil
Mr.
dim
ming
.showed
much
prowess
in
the'
art
of
fancy
diving
Pillow
fight
on
greasy
pole
W'tm
by
A
i
(Viombes.
The
prizes
for
the
various
events
will
be
presented
at
the
Prince
llitperi
Hoathouse
Tuesday
evening.
-
i
The
juilpes
were
1L
G.
Gibbons,
Jack
Hoddie,
John.
Ilulger,
r.,j
and
John
Hulger,
Jr.
Max
llcil-j
a
STANDING
OF
lunnKF
lil
I
irikiiiiir.
Jiip
mulls,
a
Scott
as
starter,
Hert
Morgan,
au-muno?r
and
C.
II.
Ornie.
records.
The
general
committi-i'
eom-
jiristsl
Oapt.
A.
Swanson,
chair
man;
Jack
Hoddie
and
Fire
Chief
MclHinald.
Good
Collection
The
public
made
a
splendid
fi
nancial
response
in
aid
of
the
fund
of
tlie
Prince
Ituperl
Swim
25
Kj
29
XI
2781
51
"57
2277
20
f.y
17
65
1552
OF
WESTERN
ALASKA
IS
UNUSUALLY
LARGE
JJH1MJV.,
A
Up.
10.
1I1IS
yar's
salmon
pack
in
the
district
between
Hehring
River
and
Sew
ard.
which
includes
Prince
Wil
liam
Sound,
reached
720,000
cas
.
exceeding
the
pack
of
tl21,
an
m
IA
,
PARTIES
IN
LAST
HOUSE
OTI'AWA,
Aug.
II
Those
-a-leresled
in
the
political
situation
lien;
have
been
making
an
analysis
of
'the
last
House
of
Com-
gui'l"
'
those
who
are
about
(o
v(e
at
the
loriu-
coming
eleoUon.
Nominally
the
parties
dt
the
tune
of
dissolu
tion
stood
as
follows:
Oonservalive
115
l.ibenul
101
Progressive
21
libor
2
Independent
-
2
Seals
vacant
1
Total
2
IS
Actually
the
condition
wtit
different.
There
were
in
Hi
Ilou.-e
I0I
l.lberal
and
ID
Pro-
sreies
vyitli
Liberal-
sytn-
patliies,
two
l.ahor.
two
Independent,
of
whom
one
wa
really
a
Liberal,
and
Mr.
Moighen's
sent
at
Portage
La
Prairie
was
vacant.
Thb
wotibl
add
one
more
Conservative.
Five
of
the
Pro
gressives
had
Conservative
syin
pat
hies
and
were
only
wailing
u
chance
lo
cross
the
floor.
Th
real
standing
of
the
House
then
was
in
a
general
wuy:
(iovermncnt
supjwtrters
12
(Jonsen
alive
e0piorter9
121
Judging
from
the
wuy
in
wind
the
constituencies
are
lining
up
today,
it
woulj
seem
as
If
t.ie
number
of
PrOKmivc
in
the
next
lloiic
will
be
just
as
large
as
in
ihe
last
and
perhaps
hir
er.
The
number
of
Li1erals
also
eeems
likely
lo
be
increased.
I'lils
vvi'i
be
'brought
about
by
ihe
fi.sion
of
parties
in
a
grea
many
conlltuencies.
Ltberali
and
Progressives
are
unitlna
In
many
places
to
defeat
the
Con
scrvatives
and,
judging
from
re
ports
received
here,
they
ar
likely
to
1
Miccesful.
Men
who
have
studied
the
si'
ualioi
well
say
that
it
looks
to
llirin
as
if
Mackenzie
Kin?
would
have
a
following
In
the
next
House
of
something
li-
150
memhfrs
made
up
of
Liberals,
Priwrcr-sve,
Inneenfieni
and
Labor,
all
reajy
to
support
him
rfnd
his
policies.
From
these
he
will
form
a
strong
governmcn!
which
will
be
able
(o
carry
oil
its
fiolicy
without
fear
or
GASOLINE
STOVE
EXPLODED
CAUSING
A
$150,000
BLAZE
II
HF.K
V
Aug.
10.
-
A
fire,
slartin-.-
wlo-n
a
gasoline
stove
exploded
on
Hie
third
floor
of
the
county
boiital
here
Saturday
destroyed
the
main
building,
caus
ing
los
e-iinialed
a
I
more
than
$150,000.
Fiflen
patients,
some
bed-rulden.
were
carried
to
safety,
neveal
narrowly
escaping
death.
Three
firemen
were
injured.
MANY
NAMES
ADDED
TO
LIST
OF
VOTERS
Saturday
was
a
very
liusy
day
at
the
local
registration
office.
J.
C.
McLennan
renorled
this
morning
that
018
names
had
been
added
to
tho-
of
voters,
making
u
(otl
for
this
clljftof
2,019.
princmayvisit
RANCH
IN
SEPTEMBER
LOXlKi.V
Aug.
I5.
-
Ther-!
were
peri.icnt
reports
that
'the
Prince
of
Wales
will
visit,
hi
Alberta
ranch
duriijg
the
round
up
period
in
September.
(
PREMIER
WAS
WELCOMED
BY
BAND
AT
DOCK
premier
the
Hon.
Arthur
Meig-hen
and
parly
arrived
in
tlie
city
un
Saturday
afternoon
on
Ihe
regular
westbound
train
which
pulled
in
on
time
at
3.30
o'clock.
Cyril
H.
Orme,
president
of
the
district
:onservalle
Association,
met
the
premier
at
Smithers
and
accompanied
him
here,
picking
up
I.eon
l.adner
and
It.
C.
Stuart
at
Terrace.
Mayor
Newtnn
extended
a
wel
come
on
behalf
of
the
city
aud
as
the
premier
stepped
from
thai
train
the
Hoys'
Hand,
under
i
llandmasler
Wilson,
struck
up
'
Canada,"
us
Mr.
Meighen
walked
j
leisurely
with
his
parly
toward
the
large
crowd
which
assembled
to
witnejis
Ihe
premier's
arrival
on
the
CX.
II.
dock.
Arriving
at
the
overhead
approach
several
prominent
citizens,
both
Liberal
and
Conservative,
were
presented
to
the
premier.
Tor
some
moments
Mr.
Me
la
lien
stood
and
listened
lo
the
various
selections
played
by
the
band
ami
complimented
the
youthful
performers
upon
their
inusioal
prowess.
The
premier
and
party
then
left
by
automobile
for
a
trip
around
tin
eily
after
which
they
repaired
to
the
Commodore
Cafe,
iwhere
luncheon
was
served.
At
the
conclusion
of
Ihe
Con
I'
sen
alive
noliliral
merlins
in
me
evening
tue
premier
uiii
parly
boanled
the
steamer
Prince
Hubert
for
'Van
ouver.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Mostly
American
Boat
Market.
ed
Halibut
Hero
This
Seven
American
boats
ami
one
Canadian
marketed
a
total
of
181,100
pounds
of
halibut
on
Hie
Fish
Kxchange
IliU
morning.
Of
his
total
the
Americans
landed
180,500
pounds
while
the
Cunu
dial)
boat
landed
3.C00
bound-.
Hath
American
and
Canadian
fish
averagcil
around
15c
and
H-
for
first
and
second
cla
:alehe
respcetively,
lolloping
were
the
arrivals:
American
Fjngle,
IH,000.
to
Pacific
Fish
eries.
Marmot,
1
1,000,
to
Atlin
Fish-
cries.
Ivanhoe,
20,000,
lo
Iloyal
Ftili
lOompany,
Ithona.
21.000.
and
Iteliance,
tf.-
500.
to
Ilnolli
Fisheries.
Sentinel
IH.000,
ami
Xonlio
1
0,000,
to
Canadian
Fish
k
Col
l
Storage
Comapny.
Canadian
Iris,
3.000.
to
Atlin
Fiherie
BISHOP
PASSES
SIIi:ill!t(M)Ki:.
Aug.
10
Highl
Hev.
Paul
Larou.
Iloman
Calho
Uc
bishop
of
ierbrooke.
died
Sunday,
aged
HO.
DIED
AT
WESTMINSTER
NKW
WICSTMLNSTKIl.
Aug.
Uf.
(lordon
K.
Corbould,
K.C.,
wlu
was
called
to
Ihe
H.C.
bar
in
ihm;,
iiiei
on
Saturday
at
the
aae
of
7J.
NOTICt
I
Tilt
WTTKH
of
an
awllratloii
fr
lite
lue
of
a
I'rorltMul
leltltlrale
ol
Tllle
for
Lot
elM
(,,
HbMk
thirty
fire
'-1
't
.n)
oi
rniK-a
uu
TI.
Vltp
ttl.
!auiaiiiir'
itnior
or
tlie
bt
,.r
o.-
ertlfleaie
uf
Title
rovenni
Ihe
aliote
land
Ml
III
lirrn
nIUI
IP
,
In
n,y
,
i
i
,,ur
i
irr
iimi
eiiMraiitiii
..r
.-
nHitnh
fri'in
the
firt
iMililiraiiim
liere.f.
a
i-rmieimiai
'.eniriraie
or
Tine
ii.
ih-
la
ml
in
tlie
name
of
IIIMKM
lnti
ih.
orltlual
Orlirirale
of
Title
!
dated
I
lie
J!..."
.
I
tiiiniliered
I
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I.
ii.
r.
vim
l
inn.
Hln'
T,,l-I'rlitie
...ad
He,.,r,
.Iff!.,
iiirri.
it.
r..
till
Snini'l,
lr.
LAND
ACT.
.
1,ar.,:f,,
bl.trlrl.
land
heeordln
IHMrtrl
of
rrlnre
ltuierl
and
altualed
on
Taku
Ann.
aliout
unlet
oulhe.t
ii
ui
of
mouth
ct
Atlinui
Ititer.
TAKE
Mom:i:
that
Franrla
nirliarit
liiinU-p
of
Atlin,
U.K..
oirupallon
nilll
inanaaer.
loienda
lo
apply
for
permiMlon
land,,U-r
followlnr
described
Comiiiennnr
at
a
poit
plamed
on
Ihe
ouih
attore
of
Taku
Arm
about
I
milii
iititline.J
from
I
lie
mouth
of
Allium
niver
and
runnint
lliefire
t(l
rtulnt
e.t
thence
to
rljjina
aoutli;
thenre
to
rhalna
eai;
and
ilienee
u
rhamt
north
to
point
of
rommenreineot,
ronialninr
40
rnvs
as
lute,
Atlin.
Mav
niciiAitn
ihm.op,
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Appli
to
Laaaa
Lane
In
I'rlnre
liuperlLand
fleeordinr
tna-V&-n.
T
HUP,tt'
niJ
''
TAkK
.lOTICE
thvt
Kuiene
II.
Slmn-tn
of
Maelt.
oeeupallon
ranner
In.
Jenda
to
ai.pir
for
leae
of
ih
follow-Inr
"
deaerlfced
land:
Conimenrlni
at
pni
rlanled
at
the
liorthea.t
corner
of
,Dlork
to"
.mI.,,o
Towntlle;
Ilienee
eatlerlv
ttO
feet!
thenre
aoulherly
1.000
fcej;
thenr
wea.
lerlr
t0
feelL
thenre
northerlj
iVooo
feet
to
point
of
coniinencelneni,
'
and
con.
lainin
i
acre,
mere
or
le.
tuoEr.
II
Dated
Judo
I,
le.
SIMI'SOS.
Applicant,
Our
Optical
Parlor
is
now
in
charge
of
an
Expert
Graduate
Optician
Mr.
F.
M.
LVuchomln,
lato
of
Blrki,
Winnipeg
and
Va
couvcr
will
give
you
personal
and
courteoui
altemi
when
you
consult
u
about
your
eyes.
m
With
the
latent
optical
Instruments
and
a
perfectly
pointed
examination
room
linked
with
the
precision
talned
by
continual
successful
Optical
Practice
In
the
la;,
i
centres,
thcro
will
be
no
guess
work
about
the
glasses
receive.
'0l1
A
satisfactory
fit
Is
guaranteed
with
our
service.
USE
IT)
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Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
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of
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North
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