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PAGE
FOUR
.THE
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PATTULLO
SEES
BRINGING
UP
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WHY
CONFIDENT
T
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
minister
of
lands,
left
today
for
the
south.
Th.'
minister
stated
that
he
was
very
pleased
with
his
visit
this
time
aua
especially
commented
an
th
buoy;.,
spirit
be
found
existing
ou
all
side
The
minister
said
that
he
found
evi
dences
of
political,
activity
upon
the
part
of
his
opponents.
It)
his
can
section
he
said:'
The
recent
Coaurvatlve
conyentloa
In
Kamloops
and
the
selection
of
Dr.
Tolmle
as
leader,
has
stimulated
a
ne
Interest
in
the
Conservative
party,
and
Is,
of
course,
of
Interest
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia,
generally,
and
1'
Is
to
be
hoped
that
the
Consercatlve
party
will
show
new
virility.
A
government
welcomes
strong
opposition.
The
main
purpose
of
the
Conservative
party
at
the
present
time
seems
to
be
a
desire
to
create
an
impression
that
the
Liberal
party
will
go
out
of
power
at
the
next
election.
,
ALWAYS
TO
I'OIllT
In
the
recent
Dominion
election
the
Conservative
party
succeeded
in
convincing
the
people
of
British
Columbia
that
the
Tory
government
would
remain
In
office
In
Ottawa.
In
this,
the
people
of
British
Columbia
were
badly
fooled.
The
Tory
party
Is
now
striving
to
convince
the
people
of
British
Columbia
that
th
Provincial
Government
will
fall.
I
think
it
will
be
found
they
are
.just
as
mistaken
as
they
were
in
the
Dominion
election.
In
every
line
of
economic
endeavor
and
in
every
matter
of
the
social
and
domestic
welfare
'of
our
people,
our
administration
has
been
In
the
foreground.
The
Province
of
B.C.
has
done
more
In
the
way
of
social
an,!
j
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
,1
the
Government
Is
blamed
In
this
respect,
surely
we
can
claim
some
rea-j
sonable
credit
for
the
benefits
accru-
ing
to
our
people.
In
this
connection
I
IN
VANCOUVER
NOW
Among
the
forner
Prince
Rupert
people
now
located
In
Vancouver
who
were
aeen
by
local
Conservative
delegates
in
that
city
was
E.
V.
Ling
who
is
now
living
in
New
Westminster
and
Is
occupied
selling
life
insurance
for
a
Can
adian
company.
R.
IL
Shockley
also
was
met
on
th
strest.
He.
Is
employed
wKh
his
brother
E.
H.
Shockley
who
has
several
building
contract
In'
hand.
J.
a.
Scott
and
W
Beak
ahare
an
apartment
together
and
both
welcome
the
opportunity
of'
meeting
northern
friends
whenever
they
chance
to
visit
to
Vancouver.
S.
K.
Campbell,
'formerly
manager
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce'
here,
seems
quite
satisfied
wtlh
his
new
location
in
the
south
and
made
numerous
Inquiries
concerning
old
friends
In
Prince
Rupert.
Altogether
one
only
has
to
appear
on
the
street
occasionally
to
meet
numerous
former
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
some
of
whom
freely
express
the
regret
that
they
left
and
lnqulrl
anxiously
as
to
th
amount
of
grain
being
shipped
from
the
local
elevator.
a
,
;
k
I
DtXE.MHKU
3,
1928.
Peter
Clark,
a
Montana
cattle
rancher,
has
reached
the
city
en
route
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
he
will
look
over
the
possibilities
for
that
Industry
on
the
Islands.
Flowers
continue
to
bloom
at
the
cemetery
although
the
Beason
Is
very
far
advanced.
Private
advices
from
the
front
Indicate
that
Capt.
Neil
McNeil
Is
back
again
with
the
forces
after
an
extend
ed
leave
which
was
necessary
becaus
of
shell
shock,
Shipments
from
the
pulp
mill
at
Swunson
Bay
are
expected
lh
the
city
shortly.
The
plant
has
just
resumed
operations.
Jack
Chlsholm,
an
old
timer
in
Ptlnc
Rupert,
axrlvcd
from
th
north
mm
of
the
Inspector
on
behalf
of
the
Officer
Commanding
"D
Division
and
non-commissioned,
officers
and
men
of
the
Prince
Rupert
district
and
city
de-
domestic
legislation
for
the
welfare
of
tachments.
Constable
Clarke,
who
Is
the
masses
of
the
people
than
all
greatly
esteemed
by
his
fellow
officers,
other
provinces
of
the
Dominion
of
!
though
taken
entirely
unawares,
Tepltrd
Canada,
and
having
visited
all
parts
(suitably
to
the
tribute
thus
paid
to
htm-of
the
province
this
year,
I
believe
j
self
and
his
bride,
that
the
people
generally,
appreciate
the
effort
that
has
been
put
forth
'uiril
CPUAnl
I
IT
during
the
past
ten
years.
iUUli
UL-UUUL.
L.1I.
The
Government
is
usually
blamed
for
all
the
ills
that
happen,
and
If
HEARD
ADDRESS
FROM
I
t
THE
NEW"
T1Fr
foremost
craftsmen
were
employed
in
the
erection
of
the
walls
and
Hanging
Gardens
of
Babylon.
To-diy.outftanJinjj
engineers
and
craftsmen
have
united
in
'developing
a
rnaflcrpiece
of
acouiUcal
science,
that
far
exceeds
the
hiRheft
expectations
of
Its
builders
and
the
public
the
New
Brunswick.
Judge
for
yourself
See
its
beautiful
Spanish
cabinet;
Hear
Us
rrmirlibU
natural
tenroduction,
then
you
will
aj?rot
with
us
that
here
U
the
most,
marvellous
woed-rrproducin)?,
Inftruinent
ever
known,
Your
neare-it
Brunswick
dealer
will
gladly
demonstrate
for
you
the
New
Brunswick.
Priced
from
1
155
to
J85.
TO
'IM
if
yjtmkti
Tnihf
g
ItCCXM
tKXaOUMOOUCIM)
MIUMKtl
$5000.00
in
Prizes
I
witfvouc
obi
1
4
lion
1
The
Brunswick-Bslke-Collrndet
Gimpany
'
'
of
Cu,
LimbS
The
Brunswick
"Wonders
of
the
World'Series
today.
Mr.
Chlsholm
Is
located
at
of
today
wonderful
opportunities.
Anchorage
and
reports
that
between
!
The
speaker
was
thanked
for
his
ad-3,000
and
4,000
men
have
been,
em-
j
dress
on
a
vote
of
the
society.
-
ployed
on
the
construction
of
the
rail"
road
there
this
summer.
CONSTABLE
CLARKE
AND
HIS
BRIDE
ARE
Constable
George
Clarke,
of
the
dis
trict
detachment
of
the
provincial
police.
COMMERCIAL
CLASS
EXAM.
RESULTS
AT
.
CONVENT
IN
CITY
HONORED
WITH
GIFTS
In
the
mid
term
Commercial
Class
i
tests
held
last
week,
at
St.
Joseph's
Popular
Provincial
Officer
Hrceltr
pre-;AcadtmT
,he
lolloping
students
obtaln-
sentatlon
lor
Himself
and
Itrlde
ea
nonors:
u.
u
isrien,
vj
per
cent;
L.
Cross.
92
per
rent;
C.
Daley.
88
per
cent.
T.
Nelson.
87
per
cent;
D.
Slevert.
68
per
cent:
L.
O'Brien.
85
per
cent:
M.
Ker-
who
returned
this
week
from
the
south
,
84
per
cent;
J.
Grieves.
81
per
cent;
with
his
bride,
was
taken
by
complete
i-
Spencer.
79
per
cent.
surprise
yesterdajr
afternoon
when
he
was
called
into
district
headquarters
office
and
there
presented
with
a
beautiful
silver
tea
service
and
handsome
table
lamp
by
Sergeant
McNeill
at
the
request
IIOTH.
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Kiirrt
J.
B.
Cilia
tt.
Sandspit;
Alfred
Adams
and
Miss
Edenshaw.
Maxsett;
J.
M.
Holrton.
n.
A.
Cornwall.
O.
Goldsmith,
S.
Money.
A.
T.
Finnic.
Thomas
A.
Kelley.
J.
A.
McEachem
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Johnston
and
P.
V
Delcourt.
Vancouver;
W.
H.
Falrbalrn
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
Duval.
Queen
Charlotte
City;
E.
Heaphy,
Santa
Monica:
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
and
Miss
E.
if.
Pierce.
UN..
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
J.
J
Douglas
and
child,
Carlisle
Cannery;
J.
jFlnnle,
city;
M.
A.
-Burbank.
Prince
George;
Ernest
Love.
8tewart.
'
satoy
BUSHBY
YESTERDAY
Een
ad
K-Hinkrn-
cnaViotte:
'Mrs.
C.
S.
WrlghL
TeUwa:
J.
MeLeod
The
High
School
Literary
Society,
with
nd
John
Oraham.
Prince
George;
Mr.
Cecil
Hacker
presiding,
was
addressed
ind
Un.
B.
O.
Moor.
Sbawatlans;
H.
"
,
,
yesterday
afternoon
by
George
Bushby
,
3.
CoUlns
and
John
NleUoa.
Jap
Inlet:
the
Province
is
more
prosperous
than
,
wh
fl
M
hlstorteal
,keuh
j
jjcLetmaa
and
Cterl-
Lawon.
VJ
t
,f
lUv
hm0rT-
IU
lDdu--
,cf
British
Columbia
of
the
last
fifty
r!
Stewart.
;
"
"
"
"7
KWUC
'U""JU
"
.years
and
prophesied
great
advanvemen:
;
'
Central
leaps
and
bounds.
In
addition-
to
theito
the
nt
nfty
,uch
,dTancf.
j
.
Pon
c.
w.
.
TlJl
Tv
.177
ITSOUfCM!0'nt
as
would
give
every
boy
or
girl
,
Nettleton.
CJJJL:
W.
Hearn.
Seal
Cove
v
I
s
unuuc
UiC
U1UU
Ui3UlUiC-
turing
province
of
the
Dominion,
only
exceeded
by
Ontario
and
Quebec.
With
the
masses
of
the
people
supporting
us.
because
of
our
legislation
on
their
behalf,
and
with
the
encour
agement
which
we
have
given
Indus-'
trial
operation,
there
seems
every
rea-
tA
hTiV
Ihlt
th
rwn
rill
!
retain
the
present
administration
In
oface.
MANY
FORMER
LOCAL
PEOPLE
ARE
SEEN
THE
WALLS
AND
HAXQLXQ
GARDENS
OP
BABYLON
Considered
by
sunt
third
Wonder
of
the
world.
Erected
by
King
NtbuchadneZ'
a
i
'
-T
-
x
rarthe
trr.it,t
rWr.f.
wv
A
PM
'
,
.JTw
t
1
J
rTZTTI
HTS'A
Tkej
were
of
gigantic-
,,.
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VtBSZiK
ir
i
lJU
O
1926
av
Utt.
Fi.twi
Sfimcx,
U
HAZELTON
Mrs.
T.
R.
Tomllnson.
wife
of
Envoy
Tomllnson
of
Cedarrale,
has
been
spending
a
week
or
two
visiting
at
the
home
of
Robert
Tomllnson,
Hospital
farm.
Mrs.
Clyde
Hunt's
Indisposition
and
poor
health
has
required
the
doctor's
..are.
Al.
Harris
and
family
have
moved
into
the
district
from
where
they
have
-een
living
in
the
south.
Mr.
Harris
.ntends
working
one
of
the
mines
un-ier
Harris
control
during
the
coming
sinter.
The
presence
of
snow,
which
has
beautified
the
landscape
during
the
st
few
days,
has
gladdened
the
tearts
of
those
engaged
In
the
Umber
tnd
pole
business.
Many
revelled
last
Inter
on.
account
of
there
being
an
prn
season,
but
such
a
wilier
la
hard
an
the
Industries
of
th
country.
Pos
sibly
this
year
will
make
up
tor
'ast
winter's
deficiency.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Angli
can
Church
is
holding
Its
annual
aale
tomorrow
evening
In
the
Assembly
HalL
Articles
of
aale
are
said
to
be
plentiful
and
varied,
and
quite
suit
able
for
Christmas
presents.
The
various
schools
of
th
district
are
preparing
for
Christmas
concert.
sad
tfc
teachers
are
likewise
looking
orward
to
;
being
borne
Tor
Christmas.
I
TERRACE
W.
Smith'
returned
on
Monday
after
attending
several
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
R.
E.
Allen,
district
forester,
was
a
basinets
vklior
here
on
Monday,
R.
L.
Mcintosh
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tuesday
to
spend
the
CapL
J,
B.
CoUhurst
and.
son
left
en
Tuesday
for
Hsysport
on
a
hunting
trip.
L.
Bethturrm.
the
Usk
merchanL
returned
home
on
Wednesday,
having
spent
the
preceding
day
here.
Wm.
Treston
and
M.
Allard
came
in
from
Kalum
Lake'
on
Tuesday.
D.
W.
Davis,
J.
M
Hoar,
J.
Paraun.
and
Steve
Young
came
down
from
their
mining
claims
at
Cedarvale
on
Tuesday,
the
last
named
returning
home
on
Wednesday.
J.
M.
Hoar
left
on
Wednesday
for
the
Kalum
Lka
mining
fields.
A
pleasant
social
evening
was
spent
on
Tuesdar.
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.'lL
Burnett
when
th
piembers
of
the
DD.
Bridge
Club
entertained
their
husbands
and
other
friend,
six
table
of
bridge
being
played.
The
prlrcs
for
t
evening
were.
wbn
by
Mrs.
D.
D.
Munro
and
Wrri.
'Donald.
The
dub
members
served
refreshments
after
the
cards.
The
WA.
of
the
Anglican
church
held
it
last
meeting
preparatory
to
their
Christmas
Bazaar
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
on
Wednesday
afttrnoon
when
final
arrangement
were
made
for
Saturday's
sale
of
work.
i
PRINCE
GEORGE
Hiram
Carney.
J.
D.
Corning
and
T.
M.
Watson,
delegate
from
Prince
Oeorge
to
the
Conservative
convention
at
Kamloops,
returned
to
th
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
expressed
themselves
a
being
well
satisfied
with
the
results
obtained
al
the
big
The
Fort
Oeorge
Old
Timer
1
the
name
of
th
latest
organization
to
bo
formed
In
Prlnc
Oeorge
wblch-
cam
Into
being
at
a
largely
attended
and
enthusiastic
meeting,
in
th
ballroom
of
the
Prince
Osorge
Hotel
last
week.
Officer
were
elected
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
F.
J.
Claxton;
president.
L.
C.
Ounn;
first
vice-president
Al
Johnson;
second
vice-president.
It
C.
8.
Randall;
secretary,
P.
J,
Claxton;
executive.
Mayor
Taylor.
B,
O.
Parker,
M.
C.
Wiggins,
A.
B.
MofTstt.
II.
O.
Perry
and
E,
8.
Pstera.
I
Th
Prince
Oeorge
Board
of
Trad
CMBMililUM
I
I
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED.
MAN.
OVER
THIRTY.
RE-liable,
energetic
and
rstabMtned
in
Prince
Rupert
territory
to
Uk
i
charge
of
our
office.
Prefer
oe
experienced
In
handling
Industrial
security
salesmen.
Address,
ProdiMtrs
Oeneral
Agency.
614
VatteuMr
Block.
Vancouver.
RO.
284
MONET
for
your
property
la
what
you.
want.
I
have
the
buyer
If
your
price
la
rlghL
O.
O.
Walker.
COOK
(MARRIED)
WANTS
JOB.
GO
anywhere.
Apply
Box
340,
Dairy
News
office
ja
(
AGENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
I
appoint
arenu.
Yearly
guaranw
!
11092
(being
121
weekly
average)
and
expenses.
Experience
unnecessary
For
particulars
write.
Winston
Co,
Toronto.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
BIX
ROOM
HOUSE.
PVLLT
modern;
marine
view-,
centrally
located;
first
class
condition.
tJ.e-SO
00.
1100000
cash,
balance
monthly.
Sixteen
room
house
near
Dry
Dock,
with
furnace.
Witt
setl
ehesp
and
on.
easy
payments.
Theo.
OoiUrt
United.
Wrsthotme
Theatre
Block-
tf
TOR
8
ALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
L3-tate,
w
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Pnces
low
and
terms
from
I10O0
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McCJymonL
U
FOR
BALE.
DOUBLE
BARRELLED
shotgun,
Neumaa,
choke
bore.
Damascus
barrels.
UO
00.
Phon
Blue
40.
P.O.
Box
iOS.
Prince
Rupert,
DC.
tXH
BALE.
HALIBUT
BOAT
15.300
give
one
third
Interest
In
good
well
known
boat.
Loan
or
partnership.
Apply
Box
339
Dally
News.
283
FOR
BALE.
THE
KINO
OEOROE
Hotel
and
Cafe,
containing
30
room
fully
furnished.
For
particular
apply
T.
McClymonL
tf
FOR
SALE,
CHEAP.
HALF
A
TON
OP
old
newspaper.
Apply
Dally
New,
rt
FOR
SALE.
PRACTICE
PIANO,
FIFTY
dollar
cash.
Oeorge
O.
Hacker.
344
FOR
RENT
FOR
KENT.
MODERN
UP-TO-DATSi
flat:
large
airy
rooms;
fire
place:
cfoAe
in.
Max
Hellbroner.
.
FOR
RENT.
WARM
HOU8E
WITH
two.
bedrooms.
Central.
Apply
219
Fourth
Avenue
East,
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
8UITE
Phon
18,
Musaallem
Orocery.
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FURNITURE
AND
RAMIES
830
FOR
CHRI8TMA8!
DIN1NO
ROOM
suites.
Chesterfield
suites,
walnut
beds
with
coll
springs;
dressers,
chlf
foniere.
lounges,
carpets.
linoleum,
and
linoleum
rugs.
Toy
of
every
description.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furniture.
Phone
T7i,
the
pulp
mill
negotiations
to
a
suc
cessful
close
and
there
wa
general
re
gret
when
the
mlnUUr
Informed
th
Board
that
he
would
b
unable
to
visit
Prince
Oeorge
at
this
tlra
owing
to
the
nearness
of
the
forthcoming
session
of
the
legislature.
Th
annual
meeting
of
th
Fort
Oeorge
District
Conservative
Association
was
held
on
Tuesday
when
dele
gates
to
th
recent
Karaloop
conven
lion
submitted
their
report.
Officer
for
the
ensuing
yeaf
were
elected
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Hon.
8.
P.
Tolmle;
president.
A.
E.
Sibley;
secre.
vary.
w.
peters;
treasurer.
M.
E.
Harper;
executive,
II,
A,
Carney,
A.
McB.
Young.
C.
W.
Perry,
Mrs,
F.
p.
Burden.
M.
C.
Wiggins,
Mr.
T.
Austin,
A.
B.
Moffatt.
A.
P.
Anderson.
R.
W.
Alward
and
Oeorge
A.
Kennedy.
invited
Hon.
T.
D.
Pettullo,
minister
The
Print
of
Wale
speak
French
j
of
land,
to
be
the
honored
guest
at
so
fluently
that
he
makes
a
point
of
(a
banquet
brre
a
recognition
of
hl
reading
French
book
and
newspaper
much
appreciated
tfort
In
bringing
regularly,
CIIIROI'KACTIC
iik.
it.
r
i:volio'
CIIIKOI'lt
tCTOIt
613
Third
A
l
en
lie.
OOee
visits
II
DO
House
calls
-
1300
for
appointment
Phon
OfSc
Blue
84
Reslornr
Black
352
DERMATOLOGY
lAriti.
im.MiMii:
itr.Mr.i
by
the
Uteat
acienUfle
method
M'.RM
IMINCV
(It
AK
WTI
I
Il.
No
nerd
for
disfiguring
hslrs
or
other
blemlshe
any
more,
rnnne
luark
C
RESTAURANTS
MMHl
i:TH
CUT
Mrs.
Dnger.
Proprletm
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
(1mmI
Home
funked
MraU.
Phon
Blaek
TOO
DULItS
iu
liw.
ni
i.n.
"Scatter
8unshJne
wHh
Olads"
Ohr
(lUdloll
Halb
fur
ChrMsv)
and
make
your
Mend
glad
for
years
to
come
!rt:nu.
rniiiTH(
rtrKAtii
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Sl.oo.
f
I
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ttJMt.
1,V
and
ap.
Write
for
prto
Mat.
U
li,
MeTAVIll
p.o.
no
ero.
vifTOKitn
r!:
FURS
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
11E-
modetled.
Raw
skin
tanned
and
dressed.
Mall
order
promptly
attend
ed
to.
Mrs.
T
Tarr.
23
Broadway
EaL
Vancouver.
ANOTHER
Hit".
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICKS
1-1
H
Ton
Utility
Eiprrs
Chassis
8
23
JO
H
Ton
Light
Delivery
ChaasU
I
030
00
Touting
and
Roadster
IDlftOO
8port
Roadster
I
WW
00
Ooaeh
and
Coupe
1103000
Sedan
11133
00
Landau
I1IUM
t'HLII
CAKH
ON'
HlMl
1
Ford
tight
Delivery,
cpen
body
7500
1
Ford
Light
Delivery,
panel
''
body
I1M00
I
Ford
Light
Delltsry.
starter
equipment
.,
tlSOAO
1
Ford
Tudor
tied
an,
starter,.
;.
equipment
300
00
l.Oldsmobtle
S-passenger
Tour
Ing.
1923
100000
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
cars
to
suit
th
purchaser.
KAIEN
R
A
HACK
Dealer
In
radllar.
MrUughlln,
Oakland,
Pnnllac
Olilmnlille
and
Chevrolet
Cars.
Phone
St
.NOW
IS
THK
T1MK
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering.
Why
walk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
models
on
hand,
price
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
term
are
available.
rKii
caiih
Two
Ford
Belf
Starter
Light
Dellverle
guaranteed,
One
Ford
TruckSnap,
One
Chevrolet
Light
eDllvery
Oood
running
order.
Make
u
an
oiler.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
HHtll
IIKAI.MI
TAXI
Phone
67
Tnxl
(Call
deortre,
Paul
or
Gut)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Studc-hakem
at
your
disposal
any
tlmo.
ROSS
IIROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Hlock.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
Article,
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Alt
ini
FourJ,4c
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SCHEDULE
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