LADIES'
DRESSES
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Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
All
at
Ilargaln
Prices
at
FlItST
ANNIV8KSARY
SALE
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKP1NE
AND
CEDAK
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$CSi)
:
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
4
Pembina
Peerless
Egg'
1
12.00
Pembina
Washed
Iu4.-?U.2S,
Alberta
Bootless
Kgg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
)?13.00
Also
all
other
classes
coal
HydeTranSfer
AND
COAL
CQ.
Phone
580
139
Sccont
Ave.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
576
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
83
Cartatie,
Warehousing,
and
'
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Pinno
and
Purnltum
Mxilng.
BLANKET
Special
For
three
weeks,
commencing
May
7,
we
will
give
the
following
prices:
Single
lilanketa
JMfi
Double
Blankets
rO0
All
Blankets
washed
in
Ivory
-Soap
and
returned
alee
and
fluffy.
NEW
STREET
TRAFFIC
BYLAW
NOW
EFFECTIVE
Coanrtl
Amends
Solicitor
Draft
in
Regard
to
Parking
on
Narrower
streets
The
amended
Street
Traffic
Bylaw
was
ilnalljr
reconsidered
and
adopted
by
the
eity
council
last
night
and
la
how
in
effect.
The
only
clause
upon
which
three
waa
any
discussion
waa
that
in
regard
to
the
parking
of
can
on
narrow
streets.
The
city
solicitor
had
made
this
clause
to
read
that
parking
would
Act
be
allowed
on
both
aides
of
any
streets
except
Second
and
Third
Avenues.
Aid.
Rudder
him
maintained
that
the
inten
tion
waa
that
only
streeta'
of
less
than
twenty-feet
graded
width
were
to
be
Construction
started
last
week
of
new.
slowwalli
frsm
Main
Staset
to
the
United
Church'
ImmoeeiosnU
have
also
been
made
to
the
bridge
on
Rail
ray
Avenue
and
other
sidewalk
to
be
started
at
once
Usttude
those
on
the
scaitheely
aide
of
Alfred
Street
betweon
fcMaa&.asx
QMta
titrawts.
liiiV
ssialiii
'-"I'
Smr
if
I
The
Topaty
rucniisaa
mine
management
announces
mat
it
will
be
in
future
impossible
tO
supply
meals
to
visitors
to
tkej
-MMe
who
will
thus
hsve
to
use
their
'own
lunches
alone
A
steeling
of
the
8ml
then
Liberal
Asportation
was
held
last
Friday
nlKl.lr
for
the
purpose
of
naming
delegates
to
a
Wend
the
nomtnatlng
convention
in
Terrace
for
Skeena
riding.
Owing
to
111
health.
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
haa
been
compelled
to
decline
an
invitation
to
address
the
Omlneca
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Cham
ber
of
Mine.
Railway
employees
have
been
making
great
improvements
around
the
Smith
era
station.
The
unsightly
bog
at
the
east
side
of
the
depot
haa
been
filled
In
and
terraced
with
tracks
and
win
be
developed
as
a
lawn.
A
gravel
tennis
court
Is
under
coaatruouon
and
will
e
reedy
-for
pray
within
the
neat
few
Construction
of
the
new
High
School
here
Is
now
under
way
with
the
con
tractor,
Thomas
Oarann
of
Vancouver
In
eharge
The
building
will
be
ready
for
occupancy
In
August
and
it
will
then
be
unnecessary
to
continue
the
use
of
temporary
premises
Satenslve
Improvements
have
been
made
to
the
Hanson
summer
home
at
Mae
Kathlyn
tvhich
!
one
of
the
beauty
spot
In
the
district
The
grouade
have
been
artistically
terra
with
stone
retaining
wall
and
t
lowers
now
planted
will
line
the
various
path-
James
At
and
Al
Qreenhalgh
have
left
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
be
engaged
with
the
train
crews
for
the
iummer.
J.
W.
Russell
has
turned
to
Stew
art
after
spending
Use
Winter
in
the
south.
V.
8.
Moore
Has
been
on.
a
business
trip
to
Vsrieotreer.
Father
Leray.
OJJJ.
held
Roman
Catholic
Chuteh
services
at
Premier
on
Sunday.
George
O.
Shaw,
tea!
druggist,
is
on
a
Business
tnp
to
Vancouver
A
daughter
was
born
last
Wednesday
in
the
Stewart
Oeneral
Siclpttal
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
Herbert
J.
Lent.
All
material
lor
the
balhousie
tram
has
been
de)lvrarl
on
the
ground
except
the
cable
which
la
now
on
the
way
M
P.
McDonald
formerly
with
A.
N.
McDonald
has
returned
to
tewatrt
after
spending
the
winter
in
Vancouver.
Fred
North
feer.
owner
of
mining
pro
perty
on
Teaas
Creek.
Is
back
from
Vancouver
where
he
spent
the
winter.
Moves
Segutn.
one
time
foreman
of
he
Premier
tram,
has
returned
to
:iewart
after
sn
absence
of
nine
i.ontha
In
the
south.
PRINCE
GEORGE
E.
H.
BttMen
has
returned
to
Prince
George
after
an
abeenee
of
three
and
half
month
during
which
time
he
lade
a
trip
to
the
headwaters
of
the
umlneca
River.
He
had
a
large
party
with
htm.
including
a
surveyor,
and
they
did
considerable
prospecting
and
staking
of
claims
an
behalf
of
in
crease
represented
by
Mr.
Burden.
Alfred
E.
Piatt,
discoverer
of
the
Oetfar
Creek
placer
gold
district,
died
bare
.recently
at
the
age
of
63
years.
-ie
waa
a
life
long
prospector
In
the
Cariboo
district
Local
ratepayers,
st
the
polls
last
Monday,
ratified
by
a
narrow
margin
af
tutte
votes
the
bylaw
authorising
the
serum
ure
of
60
for
bringing
about
a
ooatinuoaa
light
and
power
ccrviesx
in
the
city.
I.
I.
Lelth.
eon
of
Jacob
berth
of
this
city,
was
successful
in
recent
examina
tions
at
the
University
ol
Manitoba.
securing
the
highest
standing
In
geo-
legy
and
winning
a
prise
of
1100
He
will
spend
the
summer
in
Northern
A
party
of
about
390
New
York
state
agricultural
lata
will
tour
Western
Can-
adH
next
month
on
a
land
seeking
mission.
They
wUl
visit
the
Peace
River
district
with
a
view
to
locating
There
were
special
anniversary
ser-
vieea
in
St.
Michael's
Anglican
Church
hare
yesterday,
the
choir
rendering
the
jatajesn
"Ood
to
a
Spirit."
Rev.
P.
W.
a
service
at
Woodpecker
Mr.
and
Mrs
George
Kennedy
left
last
wee
for
Sterling.
Ontario,
their
childhood
hone,
where
they
plan
upon
taking
up
future
wide
nee.
IV.
1
"fUHV.
Ma
ni
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMsnm
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i
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HERE
COME)-JIM-
BVCOLl-IJ
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UlUft
SOME
WI
itA.
.
St
ratfAl
'T,A1
1
!
!I
JT!w
'
V
,r
T'
Roofing
and
specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Itoll
Hoofing
Iluilding
Papers
and
Felt&v
Everjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
117
lii'
jt-
iiJi'
glf-;j
excepted
from
general
parking
and
then
parking
would
be
allowed
on
these
narrower
streets
aa
long
aa
the
ears
were
parked
uniformly
on
one
aMe
of
the
treet
The
mayor
and
Aid.
Prudhomme
stat
ed
that
this
waa
also
their
recollection
of
the
amendment
in
question
which
was
then
changed
accordingly.
The
mayor
did
not
think
it
was
advisable
to
impose
any
more
restrictions
than
were
necessary
and
he
thought
that
stash
treets
aa
SI
nth,
(street
and
McBrlde
9treet
were
wide
enough
to
permit'
of
parking
on
both
sides
under
present
traffic
conditions
in
the
city.
GRADING
THIS
SUMMER
OF
AMBROSE
AVENUE
IS
REQUEST
OF
PETITION
Eighteen
resident
of
jAmbrjpse
Ajtenl
submitted
s
petition
to
the
city-
last
night
asking
for
the
grading
this
summer
of
that
street,
the
plank
road
way
on
which
has
been
In
a
dilapidated
condition
and
partially
condemned
for
some
time
The
city
solicitor
stated
that
he
had
not
yet
gone
into
the
petition
to
see
whether
or
not
It
was
in
order.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
beard
of
work
for
report.
SMI7IIERS
Four
civil
eases
and
five
natural
laa
tion
applications
oompramd
the
docket
at
a
session
ot
County
Court
held
here
last
week
by
Judge
F.
McB
Young
of
Prince
Swart.
L.
W.
Patmore.
counsel
from
the
coast
town,
was
also
in
at
Dig
neea
of
opinion
regarding
the
MaiKMH-Motarnln
fight
In
New
York
last
week
resulted
In
a
free-for-all.
tailing
paler
on
the
main
street
of
Snutheti.
Miss
Ivy
Mclnnes
has
accepted
a
position
as
stenographer
.at
the
government
offices
here.
Dick
Robinson
left
at
the
first
of
last
week
for
Melville,
Saskatchewan,
to
which
point
hs
has
been'
transferred
in
the
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Or.
and
Mrs.
M.
C.
Wrlnch
motored
up
from
Haaetlon
last
Tuesday.
S.
J.
Mayer
left
last
week
tor
Winnipeg
and
will
be
absent
for
a
week
or
ten
days
on
railway
brotherhood
bnei-
The
Omsbeea
branch
of
the
Brrttoh
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
In
Smith-;ra
has
received
and
la
planning
to
cooperate
with
many
requests
that
have
been
received
from
various
parts
of
the
country
for
mineral
exhibits
representative
of
the
Skeena
and
Otnlneca
mining
districts.
A
map
covering
the
mining
pceslollltles
of
the
district
is
to
he
issued
by
the
Chamber.
STEWART
H
W.
at.
Bolaton
has
placed
D.
B.
Kerr
In
charge
of
his
local
Insurance
business.
A
crew
of
men.
left
last
week
for
the
Marmot
Me
tala
property
to
de
preliminary
work
prior
to
the
undertaking
of
nnenjanet
earafltjpment
operations.
ttevW.
kjTteler,
,tcinner1y
lh
charge.
cf
Bjt
our)
uagnaui
Ctmrch
here,
has
frelP
ui'lBUHSU
iff
Victoria
and
Is
now
attached
to
the
Cathedral
in
that
city.
cilit
the
service
industry
Ball-Bearing
Motors
The
life
of
a
motor
It
the'
life
of
iti
insulation.
Hard
brittle
insula
tion,
etpcciaOy
if
oil
soaked,
send
motors
to
the
rrpair
shop
or
to
the
scrap
pile.
Kalrbanbt-Mortc
rnotort
have
Insulation
that
will
not
harden
ar.d
crack.
Falrbanki-Morte
ball
bearing
motor
require
greeting
only
once
a
year
and
eliminate
oil
totkrd
winding,
oil
spotted
prcdjett,oiLIop
on
the
floor
and
the
cWfwlM
oiling.
Falrbanki-Mortc
motor
hsve
a
liberal
overload
cepadty
and
are
now
rnode
in
"fully
enclosed"
and
"ventilated"
types,
which
can
operate
safely
In
the
foulest
add
fume
and
In
extremely
damp
and
dirty
placet,
Qfo
CANADIAN
Fairbanks
Morso
COMVAtfY
JLnlU4
A
number
of
changes
are
being
mode
'n
the
busts
section
here.
J.
B.
Lambert
will
erect
a
building
next
to
the
Leith
Hardware;
C.
C.
Wright
la
i
having
a
new
store
built
east
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce,
and
the
Praear
River
Hvdware
Is
renovating
thsbuUd-
lng
east
of
the
Oolnrabaa
Motel.
M.
S
Buchanan
has
moved
bis
business
pre
mises
from
Third
Avenue
to
Oeorge
William
DteVin
has
.
been
'
tevoai
ttewts.
beae
by
aKolamatinn.
.
last
tits
vasausev
ssjumd
br
aha
deMh
......
..-li.'.:
.
1
vr.
oi
ine
sale
j.
u.'bjuian.
JuJolth
rwl?woo
Is
bulMlag
a
Mack
smith
shop
on
Fourth
Avenue,
ad-
juurmni
ine
aw
garage.
O
O.
Boyee
Is
homing
timbers
for
a
it
a
race
he
Meeat
building
on
the
southwest
corner
of
Oeorge
Street
end
Firth
Avenue).
aSism
the
Prince
oeoge
HoteJ.
Oeorge
H.
Bond
hat
commenced
the
erection
of
a
sawmill
on
his
property
on
the
south
side
of
the
Neohako
River
at
the
railway
eoehs.
The
mill
will
have
a
cutting
ampacity
of
la.OOO
feet
per
day
Klert
ion
of
oaBotea
and
Initiations
took
place
at
the
regular
meotlbR
of
the
locul
ReeekaJi
Usage
tost
Mrs.
Loutoe
Marls
tWoas,
wife
or
H
W.
Qroaa.
died
at
Mar
family
residence
here
laat
Monday
night
following
a
lerrtht
Illness.
iTERRAG&s
jMMMWr
i
.i
ii
caate
a
-
tmm
vrmBmKfmm
m
Bat-
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advrrtuement
taken
for
less
than
SOc
WANTED
LOST
LOST
LAST
WEEK.
aMfORTAWT
Buaineaa
Letter
Finder
pate
as
return
to
P.O.
Bos
1833.
las
FOUND
FOUND
WEDDWIO
RIMO
ON
ACRO-
Hill.
Apply
Dally
Mews
otnee
HB6TAUHANTS
HtiOII
BAT
CAFE
Mrs.
tmr,
Proprletsass
Thiol
Atrnue.
nrU
Oood
Home
OotJhod
MeaJa
and
Rome
ahad
Broad
tMl
C'lilefcm
Dinner
Kvery
Nnnday
Es
awing
fretn
VSa.
eaat
on
Monday.
Mrs.
A.
Attroe
returned
home
on
Saturday
tlOM
a
Short
visit
to
Prince
Ru-
Dr.
and
Mrs
Alexander
and
Mm
ter
mer's
sister.
Mtas
OHelll,
arrived
from
Prtnee
Rapsrt
oil
Saturday
and
want
tv.
Vfn.
Aihui
eetawaed
aa
.
aattir-
fttay
alter
attending
the
United
Church
cUontaMpee
in
VVaaeotrver.
-A
AAS7aZEiut,
vv,
Stephen
Raskins.
Smitbert.
district
regkrtrar
waa
In
town
Friday
holding
court
of
revision
of
ths
voters'
list.
N.
A.
Watt,
government
agent.
Prtnee
Rupert,
arrived
from
the
ooeat
in
Saturday
and
went
out
to
Kalum
Lake
on
Sunday.
J.
B.
Agar
returned
hosne
on
Friday
from
a
trip
to
Saskatchewan,
called
there
by
the
Illness
and
subsequent
death
of
his
Mother.
Mrs
T.
B.
Brooks,
lay
delegate
from
the
loeal
United
Church
to
the
con.
fere
nee
in
Vancouver,
returned
home
on
awturday
A
ear
load
of
Chevrolet
truck
arrived
on
Friday's
train
for
ths
local
agent,
j.
B.
Agar.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Wilson
and
children
of
Prince
Rupert,
spent
the
week
end
in
town.
1
Mdehton.
B.C.LB.
waa
in
town
toe
from
Dareoa
en
Saturdar.
urdsy
sno
went
out
to
their
ranoh
in
Mm.
Smith,
Port
Ralnaton
aehaot
""
'
"'
wws-t,
sanveti
tn
iwrraee
on
Friday
R.
Ltd..
iu
pom
nt
weea
end
with
her
Breely
of
the
Himutaaed
Material
daughter,
Brandt,
at
Hill
Farm
Bh.
New
Westminster,
toft
for
Mm
returned
em
feansis.
smnn
on
aaturoay
aner
spenams
sev-
.
,crsl
day
m
the
dartrtct
fn
the
interests
T
O
Oamrtt
was
buslnasa
visitor
"
i
ai
ine
and
of
uu
Mr.
Lorkhsrt
of
the
Orawforil-Loek
hart
Lumber
Co.
of
Winnipeg.
wa
a
buslreea
visitor
hare
aad
at
Aiacabury
Rupert
on
Mrs
F
Olapp
came
up
from
Prince
ii
west
sou.
ne
mwrawo
10
in
nest
interests
here,
FOR
HENT
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neHBOmtt
MOOtim
FOR
RENT
-
SIX
BOOM
MODERN
espiui
to
finndee
herring
ealtoiy.
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security
and
particulars,
apply
Box
10a.
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tf
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Section
Two:
sixty
feet
frontage
on
Orahaa
Avenue.
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lots
tn
Atlln
Avenue
MM
each.
McCaf-fery
st
Olbbons.
Ural
ted
136
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stead
of
bulkUng
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oct
special
price
on
large
quantities
Daily
News.
OH
SALS
M
FOOT
FUUaSTJRB
boat.
First
class
condition.
Bqulp-ped
with
16
h.p.
motor.
Phone
MO.
It
FOR
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Salt
Lakes,
also
row
beat
Shack
7TT.
1M
FOR
SALB.
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AT
SlaVOO
each.
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BC.
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SALS
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condition.
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Green
MS.
196
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RENT
FIAMOS.
PLAYER-PIANOS,
Phonographs
and
Sewing
Machines
Walker's
Music
Store.
FLAT
FOK
RENT
SIX
ROOMS
AND
bath,
on
Kith
Avenue,
W-
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M3
or
Black
32S:
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rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
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LET
S3
Al
week
up.
Richmond
Rooms,
corner
Third
Avenue
FOR
RENT
MODERN
FURUSHTD
Suite
also
bed
sitting
room..
Phone
Oreen
660.
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FOR
RENT.
FURBISHED
APART-raonti
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Muasallam
Orocary.
AUCTION
SAF
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Armour's
Deck,
the
Rsbost
"OWL"
length
90
feet,
beam
9
feet,
draft
4
feet,
equipped
with
10
h.p.
Palmer
Engine,
together
with
other
equip-
It.
(i.
J.
lYtWBft
Auctioneer.
in
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
Prince
Rupert
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&
Towimc
Co.
Ltd.
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IN
UAH
BOAT.
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Sale
Aawnta
for
last
nope
Engines.
Ooolldge
Propeller,
and
Tuxlube
Oil
Hearts
of
all
devcrlptlae)
for
r
barter
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Perry.
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and
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in
stock
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S4S
AUCTIONEERS.
PBIWrS
RIPRRT
AITTIOS
MAHT
federal
Rinrk
Furniture
of
all
kind
houRht.
sold
or
exchanted.
CraUng
and
packing
done.
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sold
on
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to
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MOVEMENTS
house.
aSS
Sixth
Avenue
West
after
or
vsnrcew
June
1.
Phone
Black
788
evenings
XDR
RBNT.
CLAPPBRTON
HOTJSB,
Ninth
Avenue
Boat.
Rent
reasonable.
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City
Treasurer.
City
Hall.
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the
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close
tram
the
East-
Tuesday.
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mail
due
.
.
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taaieaurer
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Thursdays
Saturdays
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May
6,
m
'
Trains.
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Saturdays
...
pre
Vsewoeief-
Sundays
Wednesday
.
Fridays
Saturday
.
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la
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days
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and
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.
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and
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Sunday
Saturday
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Tuesdays
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