f
AGE
SIX
.the;
pailx
news
What
a
inn
ereiice
When
You
Let
The
Laundry
Do
The
Washing
GONE.
are.
the-
(ell-tale
signs
of
worry
and
drudgery
for
the
woman
who
lets
us
shoulder
the
burden
of
the
family
washing!
Youthful
contour
sparkling
eyes
hands
that
are
graceful
and
velvet
smooth
all
these
are
her's
who
sensibly
avoids
wash-day
toil.
.Patronize
us
regularly
your
mirror
will
soon
detect
an
amazing
change.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'hone
8
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
ousorMatccoMjcrs
rmstiic
on
spinal
KtavuiH
Disuses
of
THCFDUOWmttKMS:
2,
K-mm
Am
rsr
Aim
WMwtm
-HtMf
mm
WSttl)I,M
A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produces
a
Bigger
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
W.CAspinail
CHIROPRACTOR
C
Exchange
Block
Green
211
Spring
Hats
emers
Costumes
Latest
Frocks
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
.$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mcliride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St.
Telephone
SS7.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Mock
Phone
575
DENTIST
WARMER
TODAY
10.
10.
IN
INTERIOR
TKKKAC'K
IS
THAWING
SI.KillTLV
IIAZKLTO.N
AM)
1UIINS
LAKE
IMITII
111(111
TE.MI'ICKATl'HKS
The
Government
telegraph)
at
8
fo'clock
tl
U
morning
reported
warmer
Iweather
almost
everywhere
In
the
disjunct,
particularly
along
the
C.N.R.
and
at
the
head
of
Portland
Canal.
It
U
thawing
slightly
today
at
Terraoc
while
at
llazelton
and
Burn
Lake
the
temperature
are
high.
Both
Alloc
Arm
and
Anyox
report
no
frost.
The
detail
of
the
reports
follows:
Prince
Rupert.
Overcast,
calm;
tern-
perature.
8.
34.
34.
Haysport.
Cloudy,
light
wind,
terap.
Port
Simpson.
Cloudy,
calm,
terip.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Itosswood.
Cloudy.calm,
temp.
28.
Alyansh.
Part
clody,
calm,
temp.
28.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
32.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
temp.
32.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
28.
Haselton.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
30.
Smlthers.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
Nahlln.
Clear,
24
below.
Atlln.
Cloudy,
9
below.
MORTGAGE
SALE
OF
SI1II'
(ClllKF
SKI
(JAM))
TAKE
NOTICE
that
under
and
br
vir
tue
of
a
certain
ShiD's
Mortsaae
dated
the
4th
day
of
February.
A
D.
1927.
which
win
dc
proaucea
ai
ine
time
oi
aaie.
there
win
be
offered
for
sale
by
Public
Auction
by
Smith
A.
N'lckerson.
Sheriff,
at
3
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
on
MON
DAY.
MARCH
36,
AD.
1928.
at
his
Office
in
the
court
House,
in
the
Cltr
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
the
raollre
screw
flsblna-
vease'
named
"CHIBF
SKUOAID."
together
with
her
boats,
gear
and,
appurtenances.
itrnu
"i
r,ne:
uosn.
For
further
particulars
In
connection
with
the
sale
bddIv
to
the
Montreal
Finance
Company.
Limited.
1104.
Stand
ard
uani
uuuaing.
Vancouver,
B.C..
or
to
Patmore
it
Fulton.
Scott
Block.
Prince
Rupert,
Solicitors
for
the
Mort
gagee.
dated
at
prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
tb
Uh
day
of
March.
A
D
1928.
71
The
NaturalW
is
th(
ay
Right
Way
MONDAY
HEALTH
TALK
No.
6
by
R.
E.
EVOLFSON,
IUV
Ph.C.
When
you
are
feeling
below
par;
when
your
head
aches
or
your
stomach
troubles;
when
throat
is
aore
or
you
have
a
"cold,"
or
the
back
aches
or
rheumatism
cripples
you
want
relief.
When
that
time
comes,
bear
in
mind
that
the
natural
way
to
d
a
thing
is
the
right
way
to
d
it.
The
natural
way,
in
matters
of
health
la
to
remove
the
cause.
rather
than
attempt
to
treat
the
effect.
Chiropractic
spinal
adjustments
remove
pressure
from
nerves.
which
is
the
cause
of
over
90
per
cent
of
ill-health.
YOUR
CONSULTATION
IS
INVITED
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
CHIROPRACTOR
623
Third
Avenue
West
Phones
Office:
Illue
83.
Resident
e:
Black
252.
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
BROS.)
Third
Ave.
Phone
763
KJOT
l'IRK
(iRONSAKER
(UBTOST
NOKKELOST
FBTMYSOST
PRLMUI
r.AMMKLOST
FISKEBOLLER
FLATimOD
MULTER
0JS..
1st
kl.
varer.
Billij;e
priscr.
Hurtle
ombrinKclsc.
low.
cm
MRS.
I.
W.
POWELL
OFJICTORIA
DIES
VICTORIA.
March
13.
Mrs.
I.
W.
Powell,
widow
of
the
late
-Dr.
Powell
of
historical
prominence
and
a
pioneer
f
the
city,
died
Saturday.
NEW
MIAll
ISH1MIS
.MANY
VISITORS
Tourist
traffic
Into
Tons
National
Park
was
five
time
greater
Use
yew
of
'.he
opening
of
the
motor
highway
from
!ke
Lculse
to
Field
In
Yoho
Park:
than
'n
the
previous
season.
In
1995
visitors
co
this
park
numbered
8,000.
In
1936
after
the
road
was
opened,
visitors
numbered
30.000
NOTICE.
LOT
1
1
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee.
5
lbs.
Granulated
Sugar.
1
dosen
Eggs,
fresh
extraa.
Regular
$1..
value.
Special
81.1,"
LOT
2
5
lbs.
Brown
Sugar.
5
lbs.
Small
White
Beans.
1
lb.
Dry
Salt
Pork.
Regular
$1.26
value.
Special
SI.
00
LOT
3
2
lbs.
Best
Macaroni.
1
lb.
Ontario
Cheese.
1
tin
Tomato
Paste.
1
tin
choice
Mushrooms.
Regular
$1.60
value.
Special
$1.15
LOT
1
1
lb.
tin
Braid's
Tea.
6
lbs.
No.
1
Jap
Riee.
2
lbs.
Sultana
Raisins.
1
pkge.
Wheatena.
Regular
$1.06
value.
Special
.51.r0
LOT
5
2
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes.
12
bars
Palmolive
Son
p.
6
rolls
Toilet
Paper.
Regular
$1.80
value.
Special
SI.
15
LOT
6
t
6
lb.
Pail
Silver
Ua.Lard.
l
id.
isew
zeaund
Uuliftr.
1
1Q
lb.
Sack
Pastry
FTojir.
Regular
$2.46
value.
Special
SU.00
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
phone
208
What
Shall
We
Give?
BACK
through
the
centuries
Christmas
hdi
always
been
a
time
for
the
giving
of
presentsbig
or
little
things
to
delight
and
gladden
the
hearts
of
children
and
their
elders.
But
where
are
the
Christmas
presents
of
other
years
the
toys,
the
useful
things
?
Broken
worn
out
forgotten.
Keep
alive
the
spirit
of
your
gift.
Let
it
bring
happiness
and
contentment
from
year
to
year
add
a
Royal
Bank
Savings
Book
to
your
list
of
Christmas
presents.
Ckriitmat
Prwntatiifli
Cotera
iri
prof
uUd
for
Gift
Boob
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
F
K.
Robertson,
Mai.ei
Whlteborse.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
below.
Carmaeka.
Cloudy,
calm,
20
below.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
south
wind,
25
be
15
!
WHEAT
SHIPMENTS
FROM
VANCOUVER
TO
VARIOUS
WORLD
PARTS
Number
of
Small
slilpmmU
Drxputrlml
During
Uu-t
Week
VANCOUVER.
March
12
A
number
of
small
shipments)
with
but
few
full
cargoes
have
been
despatched
during
the
week
as
follows:
Biidgepool
tor
Rotterdam.
27V,oo8
bus.
Wellington
court
for
U.K.
-Continent
310,000
bus.
Handicap
for
S7JS3
bus.
Reliance
for
Olaefow
37.333
bus.;
for
Liverpool
18.08
bus.:
for
Manchester
18.687
bus.
Wltell
for
Hamburg
37433
bus.:
for
Bremen
37,333
bus.
MUi
for
Botterdam
277.333
bus.
Artenau
for
London
337.333
bus.
Oeorge
Washington
for
Hull
140.331
bus.;
Ncrweclau
ports
56.000
bus.:
Re-CertUlcate
of
Title
No.
30B4I
to
toULondoni
aaol
.
bua
""'
Norfolk
Maru
for,'
Kobe
33.333
bus.;
for
Talftao
42,883
bus.
Arabic
Mara
for'
tiojl
117.500
bus.
lyo
Maru
for
Krbe
70.000
bus.
'Robert
DolUr
for
Yokohama
81.67
bus:
fcr
Kobe
33334
bus.
Point
Sur
Blerta
for
Colomba
27.000
bualwla.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
IlKIXA
COOLA
MM
U-l
f
SEALED
TENDERS,
endorsed
"Ttoniter
for
Lock-up
Bella
Cools."
will
be
re
ceived
by
the
Minuter
of
Public
Worxi
up
to
12
o'clock
noon
of
Monday,
the
16th
day
of
March.
1928.
for
the
erection
and
completion
of
a
standard
Lockup
building
at
Bella
Coola
in
the
Mae-kensle
Electors!
DUtrlct.
B.C.
Plan,
specification,
contract,
and
forma
of
tender
may
be
aeen
on
and
utrr
the
24th
day
of
February.
1938,
snd
further
information
obtained
at
the
Department
of
Public
Works,
Parliament
Bulldlngv
and
at
the
offices
of
the
Ooeerament
Agcnu.
Vancouver
r.nd
Prince
Bupert,
ana
tne
omce
or
tti
public
works
Department,
Bells
Cools.
copies
oi
piana.
pecllleatlont,
etc..
m
be
obtained
from
the
DeDartment
on
payment
of
a
derSMIt
of
Ten
Dollars
1110.001
which
will
be
refunded
an
re
turn
of
the
plans,
etc..
In
good
condition.
The
lowest
or
anv
tender
not
saruy
accepiea.
Dei
P.
PHILIP.
Deputy
Minister
and
Public
HBlIc:
W
Works
Emrlneer.
ipartment
rt
merit
of
of
Public
Public
Works
Engineer.
Parliament
Buiuinsa.
We
Victoria.
BC
Want)
More
Letters
m
jMrf
IfWawnwar-l
T
VITAMINS
ARE
BEING
FOUND
Medical
Research
Council
of
Great
Britain
Reports
Great
j
Success
in
Work
LIVER
FATS
TESTED
Margarine
Slay
Replace
Hutter
if
Vitalized
by
a
Proper
Supply
of
Vitamin
"A"
In
view
of
the
work
done
at
the.
local
experimental
.
station
on
testing
i
.
...
.
.
..
.
.
.
.1-
w
lor
viiumna
in
we
nwrs
ui
uu
..
It
la
interesting
to
note
what
Is
dons
elsewhere
along
similar
lines.
The!
Manchester
Ouardlan
has
an
Interest
ing
account
of
the
work
of
the
Medical
Research
Council
whlcft
follows:
"Among
all
the
lnyesUfitlons
the
most
obviously
dramatic
In
IU
course
and
Its
results,
and
probably
the
most
important
in
Its
immediate
practical
value,
Is
that
in
which
Dr.
O.
Rosenheim.
V.RJB..
and
T.
A.
Webster
In
the
National
Institute
have
been
engaged.
They
have
succeeded
In
producing
the
so-called
vitlmln
D
Itself
of
unknown
chemical
nsture.
and
till
lately
obtain
ed
only
as
a
product
of
living
substance
-by
the
action
of
ultra-violet
light
upon'
a
definite
chemical
substance
namely,
asterol."
The
results
of
a.
aeries
of
experiments
with
purified
cholesterol
were
com
municated
to
Professor
Wlndaus,
of
Oottlngen.
who
made
a
suggestion
that
ergosterol
should
be
tested
again.
'Irgosterol
was
again
examined
when
It
was
found
that
Its
absorbent
action
on
ultra-violet
rays
wss
about
2.000
times
as
strong
aa
that
of
the
ordinary,
Impure
cholesterol,
and
that
the
vitamin
produced
from
It
by
radiation
was
correspondingly
powerful."
Ergosterol
Is
stated
to
be
"an
abund
ant
and
readily
available
source
of
an
astound.'ngly
potent
preparation
of
vitamin
O.
a
dally
dose
of
one
ten-mllllonth
of
a
gramme
sufficing'
to
prevent
rickets
In
a
rat."
HIIKKK
ITAMIN
"A"
IS
IOI
NU
The
growth
promoting
vitamin
A
had
also
been
the
subject
of
many
ex-per.ments
over
a
wide
range
of
differ-out
organs
of
mammala,
birds,
and
fish.
Dr.
Rosenheim
snd
Mr.
Webster
had
found
"thatt
he
proportion
present
In
i
seme
liver
fats
may
far
exceed
that
j
found
In
cod
liver
oil,
hitherto
believed
to
be
the
richest
source
of
this
vltl-
.
mtn
Ttw.
IIvat
ll
of
Lh
HlmAn
tnri
ft-,
.It.
anrf
afv
(
ft
1
ninolr
nlnln
I
-
1
1
Oi
Section
six
(6).
i
Clearpool
for
Hamburg
221
667
bus.
Ithe
halibut
may
be
more
than
a
hun-
Re-Certlf
icate
of
Title
No
3901
1
to
i
Actor
for
Uveroo.il
74.068:
Loudon
I
dred
times
as
rich
In
vitamin
"A"
aa
Lots
seventeen
(17)
(18)
six
(61
sua
iixama
iim.
Re-Certlf
Icate
of
Title
No.
80021
to
Lot
nineteen
(10).
Block
ten
(10).
section
seven
(7).
Re-Certificate
of
Title
No.
2447
I
to
Loti
forty-three
(43
1.
forty-four
(44)
and
forty-five
(43),
Block
tweatjr-sevefi
(27),
Section
eight
(8).
City
of
Prince
Bupert.
Map
823.
Whereas
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificates
of
Title
Issued
In
the
nam
of
Ira
B.
Mahon.
has
been
fried
In
this
fl.
notice
Is
hen-by
given
that
1
ihsll.
at
the
expiration
oi
one
month
'rom
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
provisional
Certificate
o'
Title
in
lieu
of
each
of
the
said
lost
':ertlflcatee.
unle
m
the
meantime
valid
ob
If
"t
I'm
ox
v
t-iiy
be
made
to
me
in
wrlt'.pn
DATED
at
the
Limd
Registry
Office.
rinoe
Rupert.
B.C..
this
3rd
Januray.
1938.
H
F
MacLGOD.
S
rteeliitrar
of
Titles.
COMBINATION
SPECIALS
icd
liver
ell.
though
these
oils
are
not
Oeorgle
for
Havre
with
option
of
'likely
to
be
a
useful
commercial
source
Hamburg
cr
Dunkirk
67.200
bus.
!f
the
vitamin
any
more
than
the
Toftwcod
for
Hamburg
64.000
bus.
liver
fats
of
birds
like
the
groiue
or
Juyo
Mary
for
Yokohama
80,467
bus.
the
goose,
which
have
also
been
shown
Pacific
Milk
arises
continue
this
week,
so
we
want
more
letters.
Write
today.
For
the
best
letter
on
why
you
like
Pacific
Milk
we
give:
1st
Prllft
1
full
case
Paci-
e-'i4ai
.
lid
4th
Prttes
'4
ease
each.
For
the
best
letter
of
all
written
during
the
four
weeks,
$10.00
in
cash.
A1JURE8S:
PACIFIC
MILK
32H
DRAKE
STREET
Vancouver,
I1.C.
to
be
extremely
rich
In
the
vitamin.
"Dr.
Rosenheim
end
Mr.
Webster
have
found,
howerer.
that
the
liver
fats
of
the
sheep,
calf,
and
os
contain
ten
times
as
much
vitamin
"A"
as
a
rod
rod
liver
oil.
The
vitamin
"A"
content
of
butter
varies
widely
according
to
circumstances;
sheep
or
os
liver
fat
contains
from
200
to
1.000
times
more
vitamin
"A"
than
a
good
average
sample
of
butter."
milk
may
in:
nmrievr
The
report
goes.
on
to
say
that
mtlk
fats
may
be
dlflclent
In
vitamins,
though
agriculturalists
have
had
means
put
In
their
hands
for
avoiding
this
deltcicncy
by
attention
to
the
diet
and
environment
of
live
stock,
and
contln-
m:
"The
place
of
butter
cannot
be
sun-
plied
by
margarine
to
long
aa
that
la
itself
deficient
In
vitamins.
The.
crucial
problem,
however,
for
this
and
other
countries
though
probably
In
no
other
cvuntry
Is
the
nutritional
need
more
pressing
than
at
present
in
this
is
not
now
therefore
the
hops
leas
problem
offered
by
the
apparently
inevitable
shortage
of
milk
fat:
It
Is
the
problem
of
the
supply
(of
tat
soluble
vitamins,
and
this,
in
the
light
of
the
discoveries
lust
described,
cm
now
be
cheerfully
faced.
"Our
national
needs
of
vitamin
"A"
can
te
met
by
the
addition
of
vitamin
"A"
from
liver
fat
to
the
diet,
either
with
butter
or
with
margarine,
or
In
other
ways.
The
home
supply
is
read
ily
supplemented
la
necessary
by
Em
pire
produce,
and
It
has
been
found
already
that
the
vitamin
content
of
fat
from
Imported
New
Zealand
liver
Is
the
same
aa
that
from
the
liver
of
home
killed
animals.
It
will
be
noted
that
these
fat
extracted
from
liver
are
wholly
free
from
the
unnleaaant
flavors
of
flah-olla.
and
the
low
melt-Ing-polnta
of
liver
fats
greatly
aid
their
easy
Incorporation
with
other
fatty
food
materials.'
TUB
IMrOKT.tNCK
Or'
WKT
Dlscussing
the
work'
of
the
Nutrition
Committee,
the
Council
stats:
"The
knowledge
we
have
so
recently
gained
only
serves
to
Illuminate
the
dsrkneas
of
our
present
Ignorance.
In
hardly
more
than
s
dosen
years
disorders
believed
to
be
specific
diseases
such
as
berl-berl.
scurvy,
and
rickets
have
become
assignable
to
dletlc
errors
We
cannot
guess
what
new
relations
to
diet
of
disease,
or
of
liability
to
dls
eaae.
are
waiting
to
be
revealed,
'In.
many
of
the
simplest
matters
no
nyalclana
or
surgeons
can
give
advice
based
on
scientific
knowledge,
,
even
If
they
Haaard
opinions
based
on'
earnest
but
uncontrolled
observations.
It
Is
not
yet
scientifically
known,
for
in
stanec.
how
much
water
a
man
should
drink
in
the
day,
or
what
Is
the
beet
kind
of
bread
to
est.
It
la
for
those
who
have
the
moat
reason
to
know
tbe
public
value
of
this
kind
of
knowledge
to
prrxuiirie
public
opinion
along
the
only
secure
path
towards
It,
namely.
the
timely
and
liberal
support
of
scien
tific
Investigation."
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in
Tut
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Now
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Regular
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value.
Each
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rejf.
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Only
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qu-intity.
Regular
$1.50
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Now
each
!
A
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of
English
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of
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very
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makes,
to
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ut
less
than
manufacturers'
prices.
MEN'S
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Heuvy
Pure
Wool
Socks,
reg.
66c
a
pair.
Now
IO0
Heavy
all
wool
Socks,
suitable
for
rubber
boots,
reg.
40c
value.
Now
2
pairs
for
IV
Cashmerette
Socks
a
fine
quality
black
and
brown,
reg.
30c
a
pair.
Now
2
pairs
for
'.Kit
UNDERWEAR
Stanfleld's
heavy
all
wool
Red
Label
Underwear,
reg.
LADIES'
HOSE
A
large
onsortment
of
Lndie'
Hose
at
remarkably
low
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leas
than
manufacturers'
cost.
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a
garni,
i
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:
reg.
prire
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euch
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rcj.'.
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penman's
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(
leani
i
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1;
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si
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at
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let
te
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ant!
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;
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now
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Furl
long.
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Now
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materia!.
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Upvalue.
Now
K"
for
FOR
MEN
Ji
big
lot
of
Bl.-it
i
all
patterns
an
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this
suninn
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Now
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nu-ii
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It
i
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