AGS
70U3
OQNA
RIVER
SCHOOL
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
llcM
NEEDS
SOME
REPAIRS
I
JO-
ff-t
,)QCf'
l
THlNr
I
AM
JUST
THE
"
WORD
VOU
"
J
MA)
VQU
WANT
ECRE.TAKV-
II.
r.
Anderson
of
porrher
llan
hettle
nient
I
ltulne
Villor
In
t'lty
It.
F,
Anderson
of
Ooiut
River
is
business,
visitor
In
the
city.
Mr.
Anderson
state
that
the
condition
of
the
public
school
at
Oona
River
la
not
:
satisfactory.
The
pi
see
needs
stumps
In
the
ground
ijwljfdJyuft
icuce
puv
in
iot
me
proiecuou
oliuir
children.
The
building,
too.
needs
paint
lug.
Neither
are
conditions
Inside'
the
school
room
of
the
best.
It-
require
better
ventilation'
and
the
wall
and
window
sashes
are
also
In
need
of
paint.
The
.school
Is
prettily
located.
Everybody
at
Oona
River
is
busy
now
with
gardens
and
fixing
up
boats
in
readiness
for
the
opening
of
the
fishing
Thers
jolng
to
be
a
big
St.
Patrick's
dance
at
Ouna
River
tomorrow
night.
TEACHERS
IN
ATUN
DISTRICTORGANIZING
One
of
0Jl
f
New
llod)
llelug
lutlueA
at
Alljox
Would
he
In
livid
Annual
foifienlktii
al
ITIiut
It
u
pert
AN
VOX,
March
15.
A
South
Atlln
Teachers'
Association,
which
would
include
teachers
from
Granby
Bay,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
and
Anyox.
is
be-ing
formed
'here.
One
of
the
objects
is
to
hold
an
annual
teachers'
conven-,
tlon
at
Prince
Rupert.
Officers
have"
been
elected,
as
follows:
.
President
Robert
IL
Manzer.
Vice-President-
James
C.
Hutchinson.
Secretary-treasurer-
Miss
A.
Fetterly.
ANYOX
COMMUNITY
HAGUE
OFFICERS
RECENTLY
ELECTED
ANYOX,
March
15.
The
Anyox
Community
League
has
elected
the
following
councillors
for
the
year:
J.
Wilson,
J
Buntatn
R.
O.
Cutler.
O.
O.
Mcln-tyre.
8.
Orimaso.
W.
Selwpod,
F.
C.
Townshend
and
w:
Otbb.
At
the
same
election,
John
McCallum
was
re-elected
Beach
representative
to
serve
on
the.
hospital
board.
VANDERHOOF
R.
C.
McCorken,
George
Ogston.
Stephen
Holmes,
John
W.
Paterson,
J,
M.
Johnston,
R.
H.
Moore,
Samue)
Cocker
and
H.
V.
Taylor
have
been
nominated
by
the
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
to
attend
the
organizing
con
vrntton
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
In
Smlthers
on
May
19.
;
A
daughter
was
born
in
Vanderhoof
on
March
11
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
R.
Dickinson
of
Fort
St.
James.
The
-
Infant
died
soon
after
birth.
ueorge
ugston
and
Roy
Taylor
are
going
to
Burns
Lake
on
Thursday
to
:
take
'
part
In
the
organization
of
a
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
there.
The
following
.
delegates
represented
this
district
at
the
provincial
Liberal
convention
in
'Vancouver
last
week:
E.
II.
Smith,
president
ot
the
district.
association:
Phil
BruneU,
A.
M.
Ruddy,
Andrew
Brown
and
P.
J.
Mulvlllr.
Bums
.
Lake,
T.
A.
Christian.
Endako;
II.
L.
Black
and
M.
J.
Hartman.
Praser
Lake:
William
Bunting,
Port
Fraser.
Owen
Buruette
and
Henry
C,
Ludwlg,
Snowfall
In
Vsnderhoof
district
this
winter
has
been
Just
.
about
average.
.
One
Inch
fell
In
September,
none
In
October,
three
Inches
In
November.
13
Inches
1n
December;
5',
inches
In
January
and
84
In
hebruary,
making
a
total
of
ilk
Inches
up
to
the
begin
ning
of
this
monjh.
The
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
has
received
a
messagef
from
the
district
superintendent
of
postal
service
at
Van
rouver
stating
that
it
has
been
found
Inadvisable
to
inslal
a
post-office
box
,
at
tli
local
railway
station.
Committers
are
active
here
In
making
preparations
for
the
fitting
celebration
of
the
piantuud
Jubilee
of
Confedrra
tlou
on
July
1.
Under,
the
direction
of
Oeorge
Gas
ton,
the'
Young
People's
Society
augld
a
ioock
parliament
In
the
United
Chureh.
,
ALICE
ARM
Development
work
on
the
Devlin
Tunc
property
during
the
coming
year
I
will
Include
the
continuation
ot
the
present
tunnel
which
has
not
yet
been
driva-n
far
enough
to
encounter
the
ore
,
body.
Word
to
this
effect
has
been
re
celved
by
C.
Williams
from
J.
J.
Murphy,
who
inspected
the
property
two
years
ago
aitd
who
expects
to
be
here
June.
la
Having
taken
in
isuwlUmtoXawp
H
over
he,
now.tA.
Djyldsmj
will
co
ineucievelojtmeuf
f&tM
wie
BU
Hcird-prouVrtystWwontHA
He
i
con
Hue
the
tunnel
started
last
year
aa
expects
to
encounter
surface
showings
;
at
depth.
.
Two
silver
grey
fox
skins,
one
red
fox
and
some,
mink
and
martin
skins
were
,
hlpied
south
on
Monday
by
J.
Plynn,
.
who
Is
engaged
In
trapping
on
the
east
j
side
of
Kltsault
tlaU.
JUm
fox
skins,
,
which
were
caught
on
the
flats
early
in
the
winter,
were
beautiful
specimen
.
.-,.
i
LOUDtK'.
1
1
jr-m
r
ir.
60T
HER
FEET
WET
CAIGNT
BAD
COLD
Mrs.
Ere
ett
Halt,
Cardinal,
Out,
irritesj-r'fst
winter
I
got
y
feet
wet
and
I
eaaght
a
terrible
cold.
I
touk
different
kinds
of
medicine,
but
bods
did
me
any
good
and
1
seemed
to
U
gutting-
worse
all
the
time-One
dav
J
was
reading
alxmt
what
your
medicine
had
done
for
ethers,
so
thought
I
would
get
a
bottle.
After
I'
had
taken
a
few
doses
J
found
It.
was
helping
me,
so
J
took
a
few
bottlsj
and
was
completely
restored
to
health.
I
cftLBOt
praise
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
In
prime
condition.
too
Mgily.
as
I
believe
that
If
it
wtrt
ot
for
It
I
would
be
aa
Invalid
to-dV."
.
Prlte
SSe.
a
bottle,
large
family
si
if
60.l
put
np
only
by
The
T.
Uilburi
loo',
limited,
Taronto,
Oat.
t
a.
V-
Bruggy,
local
business
man.
U
expected
back
this
week
from
Vancouver
whence
be
went
to
represent
Alice
Ann-
at
the
provincial
Liberal
con
vention.
Good
Ice
is
still
available
at
the
Alice
Arm
skating
rink.
It
is
rather
later
than
usual
this
year.
Alice
Arm
cannot
agree
with
the
various
editors
of
British
Columbia
that
spring
is
here
or
Just
around
the
corner.
Alice
Armltes
and
visitors
from
the
ter
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
cither
points
in
the
south.
Mrs.
E.
Ness
and
family
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
Join
Mr.
Ness
and
take
up
their
future
residence.
The
family
had
lived
In
Alice
Arm
for
eleven
years.
outside
will
be
able
to
Imbibe
their
beer
with
pleasure
here.
Ole
Evlndsen
has
furnished
tip
a
most
attractive
parlor
In
the
Alice
Arm
Hotel
and
local
people
ssy
it
will
be
an
added
asset
to
the
town.
A
daughter
wa
bom
at
the
Anyox
Hospital
on
March
5
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Intermela
of
Alice
Arm.
Ed.
Tretheway
has
returned
here
af
Frank
Oallaghar
has
returned
after
an
absence
of
a
year
in
the
south
and
plans
to
remain
here
for
the
summer
;at
least.
The
biggest
excitement
of
the
week
oc-
urred
In
Alice
Arm
when
Jake
Sauer
drove
-his
team
of
oxen
into
town
from
hl4..rJieh,oq
the
Hats.
The
animals
.
.
.
.
A
CENTUE
MAN
TO'
i
If
C
Ml
t
&t
&eUe
lVy
mmJ
!
behaved
very
well
while
la
town
but
'
proved
contrary
on
the
way
home,
pre-i
ferrlng
to
take
another
direction
when
near
the
Kllsault
River
bridge.
j
SAWMILLImNG
j
BUILT
BY
NATIVES
Haul
Colli;
In
at
OlllakilaHilk
h
Ilie
Naa
Ititer
Hill
IUe
('aparity
f
Mime
3.IMMI
left
A
sawmill
Is
being
built
by
the
natives
I
of
Gltlixdamlks
on
the
Naa,
River.
The
project
Is
backed
by
the
ieprtment
of
Indian
Affairs
while
the
Indians
are
doing
the
work.
Machinery
via
rectutly
moved
up
the
river
and
a
cribbing
foundation
Is
now
being
put
In.
The
tittle
plant
will
have
a
capacity
ot
me
5.000
feet.
STEWART
I
A
deal
is
understood
p
be
pending
whereby
the
Consolidated
Mlnlag
ic
Smelting
Co.
of
Trail
will
acquire
the
George
copper
property
on
the
upper
Bear
River.
H.
P.
Olbson
has
put
a
small
crew
to
work
extending
the
tunnel
which
Is
being
driven
to
reach
the
Intersection
of
two
veins
giving
good
gold
values
In
the
Mayflower
group
near
the
Dun-
well.
Development
on
BjC.
Sliver
No.
4
level
has
opened
twelve
feet
of
heavy
sulphide
ore
carrying
good
gold
and
sliver
values.
This
ore
body
Is
the
downward
continuation
of
that
opened
In
No.
3
level
and
gives
an
additional
vertical
depth
of
160
feet.
The
erection
of
a
tramline
from
the
Porter-Idaho
mine
Is
said
to
be
under
contemplation.
There
was
a
meeting
of
the
directors
of
the
comnsnv
last
week
here
but
no
statement
was
issued
for
publication.
Miss
Kate
Ryan
and
J.
P.
Hawklnson
rwere
delegates
from
Stewart
to
the
provincial
Liberal
convention
in
Van
couver
last
week.
Some
of
the
best
pre
ever
discovered
In
the
Big
Missouri
mine
has
been
opened
up
as
a
resu)t
of
recent
de
velopment
work
says
the
superintendent.
S.
A.
Knovles.
Jack
Llttlepage.
formerly
manager
of
the
Riverside
mine
in
this
district,
is
now
with
J.
It.
Cann
at
the
Llslanskl
mine
on
Olcagof
Island.
Alaska.
-
B.
M.
8tone.
formerly
ot
Hyder,
has
launched
another
newspaper
enterprise
at
wlckenburg,
Arizona
The
British
Dominion
Mining
Co..
which
will
be
a
subsidiary
of
the
Na
tional
Slber.
Is
being
formed
la
Van-
0
cil!
"
ALL
victors
BshorcJ"
The
lait
hawser
it
cait
adrift
JTx
and
hauled
aboard
I
Kails
are
lined
with
happy
travellers
waving
a
last
farewell
to
friends
on
shore
I
The
big
liner
slowly
gathers
way
and
moves
down
stream
towards
the
open
sea.
The
voyage
p
has
tartedl
Tbe
watching
crowds
disperse
return
to
the
narrow
roond
of
drab,
daily
tasks.
But
for
the
carefree
voyagers
on
shipboard,
an
enchanted
world
unfolds
days
to
follow
stored
with
rainbow
visions.
The
grandeur
of
the
great
St.
Lawrence
the
Atlantic's
majesty
and
ail
the
while
contentment,
new
delights.
'
ROMANCE.
9
It
costs
no
more
to
cross
on
one
of
these
big
oil-burping
ships:
Athenis,
Ataunla,
Ascanla,
Aurania,
Antonia,
Ausoaia,
Andanla.
Letitia.
CANADIAN
SERVICE
622
HustlnxH
S(ret,
Vnacouver,
I).C
I
P8AK
rQUKTfctN
tANM'
I
HAVE
TN.Vtl.bO
AlLOvB'v
nu
WORM3'
HsWK
&SJi
,M
AVI-
IHE
mu
CCXJNTHIEB
TOAJ
KflB.TOXI"5t
BETWEEN
"WU
ANDHt
J
im
-
i
r
:
i
JkstFar!
We
wenldn'1
say
that
Wrif
ley's
hss
a
pUe
at
the
wiisvs;
ceeesseay,
hut
la
limes
M
trH
or
vbea
yea
bare
a
tryia
mriX
la
face
itee
Wrigley's
w
DOUBLE
MINT
It
s
real
Ptpfnaiot.
r.ffJaL--.Y
v
-
V
I
I
couver
to
take
over
a
number
of
pro
perties
Id
the
Salmon
River
section
In
cluding
the
Sunshine
claim,
Monitoi
group.
Maple
Leaf
group
and
Exchangi
group.
The
surface
will
first
be
carefully
examined
and
then
diamond
drill
ing
will
be
undertaken.
Drifting
on
tbe
big
rone
uncovered
in
the
Sebskwe
tunnel
hss
resulted
In
opening
up
what
sppeara
to
be
a
fine
body
of
milling
ore.
having
a
width
t
seventeen
feet.
Under
fw.ianagement
and
with
year's
supplyyt
tigood
tade
(mllllog
ore
In
sight,
tbe
Riverside
mill
will
resume
jperauons
pn
wapr,
i.
Development
operations
during
'the
winter
hsve
been
In
charge
of
Jsmes
Hewitt,
the
mine
foreman,
and
thelmill.
as
before,
will
be
in
charge
of
M.
J.
St.
Clair,
who
will
arrive
from
tbe-SQUtb
at
the
end
of
this
month.
R.
O..Mel!ln.
MX..
1
the
nun-
ger.
A
wrdding
of
local
Interest
took
place
recently
In
Vancouver
when
Miss
June
Brotherton,
who
spent
most
of
lasi
mmmtr
In
Stewart,
became
the
bride
ol
Hugii
Wake,
who
resided
here
for
scv
eral
years
and
who
now
has
a
position
u
the
sun
of
the
Dominion
Rfcbber
Co
John
Rochfort
returned
to
Stewart
last
week
after
havln
snent
aeversl
weeks
In
the
south,
part
of
the
time
In
California.
S.
P.
Knowles,
superintendent
of
the
Big
Missouri
mine,
has
been
south
for
conference
with
company
directors
In
racoma.
Harry
llooion.
after
an
'
alisence
of
Averal
months
In
.the
-ooutli,
''returned
last
wtek
to
Stewart.
;
4
r
.
,
Mrs.
D.
T
Knewh's.'has
arrived
from
Colorado
fc
Join!
1W
huUiud
t
the
Big
Missouri
mine.
Henry
Unwln
and
(1.
A.
Young
of
the
Ore
Mountain
Co.
returned
last
wr-k
fcoin
a
business
trip
outsldo.
TERRXE
E.
T.
Brooks
returned
to
Print
f
Ru
pert
ou
Sunday
after
spending
the
week-end
at
tils
lome
here.
Mr.
and
Mrf.
II.
8.
Creelman
.(ndlng
a
few
days
In
town
prior
to
tattling
n
Usk,
where
Mr.
Creelman
wilt
Ukc
pver
the
duties
of
CJ4R.
station
agent.
i
)e
special
women's
Auxiliary
ser
vice
nua
pi
the
Anglican
church
on
Sunday
morning'
was
largely
attended
Olid
proved
very
Interesting
and
help
Jul.
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh,
late
rector
of
the
parish.
uk
part
in
the
service
and
strewed
tiso
vslue
of
the
work
done
by
tlA
Wi.
through0"
the
dominion
in
I
he
furthering
ot
the
missionary
cause
lie
ajio
spoke
of
the
great
assistance
rendered
locslly
br
tne
terrace
W-A
Rev.
a.
W.
Robinson
spoke
from
the
text
i'She
Ham
Done
whit
tflie
(VnUd
aud
cued
a
ft
umber
of
Instances
pt
manelous
good
resulting
frpra
the
will
lug
work
of
women.
Mrs.
it,
llaney
readrrt
the
LenUn
Hymn
"Behold
the
fnii)
ot
Oul,"
and
sjsjclal
W-
A,
pray
ers
were
said,
T)'e
(oca)
mill
1
closed
down
for
few
days
at
present
Ut
rrpalra,
and
In
the
mcsntjina
hauling
of
logs
and
lum
ber
U
practlrally
at
a
stand
still
owing
na.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
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word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
let
than
50c
WANTED
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steady,
reliable
and
indnstrlou
man
In
this
city
and
surrounding
district
to
KtlTill.
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In
18Ca.
the
oldest
and
largest
company
ot
Us
kind
in
the
world:
manufacturers
of
over
ITS
different
food
products,
flavoring
extracts.
pices,
toilet
articles,
soaps
and
cleaners,
household
remedies
and
disin
ter
tan
ta.
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splendid
opportunity
to
get
Into
a
permanent
and
profitable
business
of
your
own
and
one
thst
will
give
you
a
steady
Income
IS
months
of
the
year.
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Itf.
MAN
Wmi
SMALL
CAPITAL
WOUIJ)
consider
working
Interest
In
established
business.
Apply
Box
J7.
Dally
News
office.
4
WAKTtD
TO
BUY
-
OOOD
ROW
BOAT
Apply
Doc
7C.
Dally
News
Otic.
CI
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
Kermsth
marine
engine
In
first
class
running
order.
Prlre
reasonable
Terms
rash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large,
Port
Simpson.
M
AND
FOR
SALE
OHAIIAM
ISLAND.
Forty
acres,
light
umber.
IU
mile
from
Inlet.
MStt).
r.
Dicker.
Lac
Cardinal,
Alberta.
62
GRAND
VIEW
HOTEL
Make
an
oITrrl
FOR
SALE.
tn
to
the
condition
ot
the
roads.
Mr.
Utile
hss
commenced
repair
work
on
the
frrry
Island
road,
hauling
over
which
for
the
past
two
weeks
has
been
per-
mltud
by
lit
government
only
with
the
understanding
that
he
repair
them
as
oon
as
possible.
Tom
B.
March
spent
the
week-end
at
his
home
here,
returning
to
Cedarvale
ttt
Monday.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Hupert
Al,
iue
present
lime
jhere
Is
a
very
reat
demand
for
aeroplane
spruce
for
u
at
the
Curtis
factory
In
Albany.
Kew
York.
Much
of
the
spruce
front
J.e
Queen.
Cnariotte
Islands
Is
tlndina
:u
way
tuere..
.
;
.
a
r
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V
'
Tom
Holmes
and
Charlie
Titorne.
twd
local
boys,
are
due
back
from
the
front
this
afternoon
on
the
Prtncrw
Msiiln-
liyuo-electrie
inachlitery,
which
ha
Ix-en
Idle
sometime
at
Purt
Edward
Is
being
taken
down
and
will
be
moved
to
Vsncouver.
Local
dialers
display
attractive
ads.
in
the
local
press
calling
attention
to
their
fine
variety
of
garden
seeds
which
ate
inucn
in
aemana
now
as
the
sea-
ton
Is
far
advanced.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
May
Is
being
overhauled
In
Vancouver
preparatory
to
taking
the
run'
out
of
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Qranby
Bay.
a
part
or
Indians
from
beyond
Harelton
arrived
In
the
city
last
even-
lng
enroute
to
Vancouver
where
thev
.
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.
...
,
.
win
gin?r
training
ior
ovcrifa
twrvtct
FOIt
KENT
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART,
menu.
Apply
Smith
M
Mallrtt,
Ltd,
Telephone
lis.
FOR
RENT-PIANOS,
PHONOQ&AUa
and
Singer
Sewing
Machines,
Walker's
Musie
Store.
FUKNISHK)
BUITCS
FOR
RF-CT.
Apply
Mussailrm
Ororery.
Phone
IS.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
P1IONR
ffTS,
FOUND
HOAItl)
If
FOUND.-
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
U
K.
Dutton.
Intend
to
hold
on
mare
and
oolt
strayed
to
the
farm,
or
feed
oou
L
K,
Dutton.
Kltwanga,
BC.
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
H3
Second
Avenue.
Phone
in.
HEMSTITCH
I
N
IIEMSTTTCHINO,
PICOTIXO.
SCAUOP-
lng.
M.
Mtcdonald.
Exchange
Blorg
AUCriONEEK
NOTICE
OP
SALE
ON
MARCH
54
AT
3
P-m.
Lot.
with
two
resldencr.
rtatrd
continuously
bringing
IW
monthly,
These
houses
art
allualed
at
MS
Eighth
Avenue
West
and
733
Tatlov
Street
The
furnishings
of
tbe
Tallow
Street
residence
are
offered
la
one
lot
up
till
March
SI,
Palling
disposal
In
one
lot,
Itemlred
list
ot
furniture
wlil.be.
published
on
March
33
and
will
be
sold
according
to
the
wishes
of
the
public
O.
F
prine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
IXlI.LAiC
STORK
We
have
discontinued
the
Mnirvjt
i:rnNoi:
See
our
line
pt
IIOI'm:
kkim
for
(.
Ay
Nothing
over
a
dollar.
DOI.l.tK
s
htohi:
iiomimon
iniMTiKr.
i:xninr.
Hevourdy
V
(Jstnnn,
prnprlelors
Us
Third
Avenue
rhoiie
lllark
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
UPHOLSTERING
I-URNITCRE
REPAIRINO:
UPHOL-
stertng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
(Ireen
S03
O,
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
a.
mtrun?.
.
Mewl
Csie.1
'
'Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
H
00.
Kindling,
per
load
6M.
Pnrnaee
Wood,
per
toad
ad
no
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
rimne
lllark
WI
RESTAURANTS
flOOII
K
ITS
t'AIT
Mrs,
Unger.
Proprieties
TIHrd
Avenue,
Nest
O.
W.
V.
(IcmmI
Home
f'nnked
Meals.
Phone
Blark
700
TAXI
rimne
7
Taxi
(Call
Georite,
Paul
or
Guit)
Six
nntl
Seven
I'asscniter
StuJe-
bakcrs
nt
ynur
tllaposal
any
time.
ROSS
IIROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Illock.
(Across
rom
EmorfM
llotol)
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6th
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3rd
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6th
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Sunday
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