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1
'
Ftbruary
8,
1928
IiBioacEMe
but
perspiration
odour
is
no
respecter
of
persons
To
perspire
is
natural,
every
one
does
.
.
.
one
to
two
pints
daily
say
the
doctors
.
.
but
perspiration
need
cot
be
offensive,
not
while
there's
Lifebuoy
Soap
for
face,
hands
and
bath.
Th
3
delightful
aid
to
a
beautiful
skin
is
more
than
an
exquisite
toilet
soap;
its
mild,
antiseptic
lather
cleanses
and
purifie
the
pores
and
keep.
them
sweet
from
bath
to
bath.
There's
no
price
penalty,
because
Lifebuoy
costs
no
mere
than
the.
toilet
soap
you
have
been
using.
Lever
Brother!
Limited,
Toronto
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
ioap
and
Met
Water
Specials
W
iter
-Kcjrular
up
to
$1.75.
Special
price,
each..
73?
-
Ilnlh
Snap
Regular
20.
Special
price
15
l
avender
Dew
Soap
Ui-tfular
15.
Special
price
10?
I.c
Hrand
Cremant"
fcerulr
Special
price
25f
n
Soap--Regular
'0
Special
price
F;u
de
Cologne
Soap
K-i?u!ar
40c.
Special
price
85f
I
aslile
Soap
Kenular
25.
Serial
price
Hit
"
"
Foot
Soap
Kt'Kti'ar
:15c
Special
price
S5?
rotes
Ltd
7ic
Pioneer
DrtiQtists
0
HIRDAVE
V
SIXTH
ST.
-
l
ELEPnONtS
11,200
hm
Sheet
Metal
Works
I'lumWr.K
arut
Sheet
Metal
Works
are
opening
an
'.l
Show
Room
on
Third
Avenue,
just
adjoining
the
1-eKion
Uuildinir.
and
will
tarry
lin
"f
roofing
rliimr.
flaKhlnir.
atove
pipeH
and
elbow,
black
or
tfal-!
all
Mixes
from
2
inches
to
8
inches
.
fiiueetts.
writer
pipes
and
fittinif.-i
all
Mixes.
We
'
i
Hi
UK
in
sheet
metal.
We
repiir
.stoves
or
anything
is
repairing.
Our
Tank
Shop
at
Cow
Ray
will
tuke
:
"ur
Chute'
and
Tank
problems.
Hot
Air
Furnaces,
one
-I'ecialties.
Phone
310
Will
(Jet
uh
Night
or
Dny
'
Hi)
had
quite
a
bit
of
experience
in
the
credit
busini'Hs,
'
Ice
i
ded
to
cut
our
credit
to
a
minimum.
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Woiks
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
ANH
"penning
(J.r..
jo.ono
Ton
Moating
lry
!
K,lneer.
Machines,
Boilermaker.
HlackHniitliH.
Pattern
makers.
Founder.
Woodworker.
M'-BI.ECTUIC
AND
aCKTYI.HNK
WKUHNU.
ur
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kindn
of
MAKING
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
.'H5
Local
and
Personal
BO.
Undertakers.
Ruids
U
Dentist.
Dr.
j.
r.
0m
Pbone
68fl
Bkatlng
dally,
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tl
T
..
.
J
I
emmys
Taxi.
PhoAr
Ton
xanikh
Uni;ed
church
Easter
Sale
of
Work
April
3.
Get
tht
Big
4
habm
When
thlntttm
a
of
a
Taxi,
phone
t.
tf
LOOP.
Whist
Drive
and
DaIOe,
Fobfuarv
31
In
Boston
HaU.
Ladle
of
the
Boval
Punle.
Drldiw.
Whist
and
Dance,
Tuesday,
February
2L
Mlsak
Alvazoff
aalled
by
J,rte
Camo-
un
last
evening
on
bis
return
to
Van
couver.
Father
Godfrey.
OU.I.
arrived
in
the
city
from
Terrace
on
yesterday
after
noon't
train.
W.
H.
Tobry.
CNR.
superintendent.
left
thl
morning
for
a
trip
up
the
lint
on
official
J
ut
leu.
H.
1.
Bradbury
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
rnornlnji
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
k.
a.
oreecJt.
ho
has
been
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
J.
B.
Agar.
Terrace
merchant,
arrived
in
tbe
city
on
business
yesterday
after
noon
and
returned
this
morning
to
tbe
interior.
J.
8.'
Rogers
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Co..
Ltd.
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Victoria.
B.
11.
Hajrnea,
post-office
Inspector,
Is
a
passenger
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
today
going
through
from
Victoria
to
Stewart
on
official
duties.
Mrs
J.
A
West
and
little
daughter.
'Vha
have
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
tbe
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
The
condition
of
airs.
Oeorge
Leek.
who
has
been
a
patient
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospltsl
fo.'
several
weeks,
is
reported
to
be
grave.
O
E
Oullck.
local
manager
of
the
Swift
Canadian
Co..
returned
to
the
city
ou
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mis.
Clarence
of
fifth
Ave
West,
who
have
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thlj
morning
8
D
Mitcdonald.
who
has
been
at-ending
a
conference
of
the
B.C.
esecu-tivr
ol
the
Trades
k
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
with
tbe
provincial
cabinet
at
Victjrln,
returned
tin
the
Prince
Rupert
thla
morning
from
the
south
Msyor
8
P.
McMordle
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Ottawa
where
he
will
take
up
with
the
federal
government
matters
pertaining
to
the
development
of
this
port.
Trie
mayor
expects
io
be
away
for
about
two
weeks.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
Whist
Drive
and
Dunce
be
held
in
the
Metropole
lUil
on
Thursday.
February
B.
at
;m
Ocori
prises
and
good
music
Special
prlre
of
15.00
for
lucky
ticket
lHildcr.
Ladleu
60c.
gentlemen.
75c.
(33
Kni.JiU
of
Columbus
Whist
Drtvi
nd
Dani-e
on
Wednesday
evening,
Prb-
ni:y
fi
in
Catholic
School
Hall.
Cards
start
at
8
:10
prompt
Kverybody
wel
come
8prrlal
a'trndauce
prize
and
lot-
i(
dancing
Ladle-i
50c;
gentlemen
75c
sa
D.
Ic
1.
Pitt,
mannser
of
tbe
Premier
.n
:
nt.
who
has
own
south
on
business
aluch
included
the
actniisltion
by
hi-
company
of
the
Silverado
mine
frc
in
til"
Stewart
Inte'est
of
Victoria.
Is
a
panMutter
on
ttie
Prince
Rupert
t
iday
return.
ng
to
Stewart.
Mm
H
C
Wrlnrli.
who
has
been
j.-endliiK
the
pst
two
weeks
at
Vto-
torui
where
lier
liuabund.
Dr.
Wrlnch,
M
L
A
U
uttendliiK
the
session
of
the
liKinlatnre.
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning,
pro-
(vtdtiiK
to
the
Interior
by
train.
Inverters
are
offrml
the
letrtt
Information
.
HOMH,
HTOCKH
mill
fllXULH,
VaiHeuver
iUk
t:rtiange.
IjoohUkHM
reveltedlwle
dally,
thus
keeping
you
In
tenth
Willi
the
price
find
nation
r
(he
market.
Ilu.ilng
and
sHIlug
orders
rxrrutetl
by
ulrr
ill
no
expense
to
ynil.
(1.
I'eiM'Y
TINKER
HU
1.1
1
1.
rerrentlrtg
K.
I".
Clark
St
Co.,
l.ltl.,
f
MiMier.
Teirttlmite
AT.
S8
A
NN0UNCP..W
RNTS
K.
ot
C.
Wlilst
Drive
and
Dance,
Wednesday,
February
8.
Women
ot
Mooseheart
it!on
St.
Vulentlnes
Whist
Drlvr
and
Dance.
February
It.
C
N
H
Annual
Ball.
Friday,
FVhrary
17
Catholic
Women'
League
spring
aale
ol
work
April
13.
m
tabard
April
JO.
f
THE
DAILY
NEWS'
Tkh.ee
Her
Three
Boys
Had
Terrible
Colds
That
Hung
On
Mrs.
0.
Ames,
85
8t.
Georg-s
Street,
Chatham,
Ont.,
writes:
''Last
winter
my
three
boys
bad
terrible
cold
and
a
eough
that
hung
on
so
long-
that
It
began1
to
worry
me.
'l
went
io
my
dragg-ist
and
h
aiked
at
If
I
had
tried
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
"I
told
him
I
had
not,
but
that
I
would,
and
I
must
aay
that
after
they
had
snlehed
the
third
bottle
they
were
entirely
rid
of
the
cough.
"I
will
never
be
without
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's'
on
hand."
Price
J5c
a
bottle,
large
family
tit
60a.
pat
p
only
by
The
T.
MUbura
Co
limited.
Toronto.
Ont.
During
the
past
twenty-four
hours
eighty
cars
of
wheat
arrived
and
300
are
reported
on
the
division
now.
Called
to
Victoria
on
account
of
the
Illness
ot
hi
mother.
Dr.
H
L.
Ales-
andsr
sailed
teat
ertntng
on
the
Csmo-
sun
(or
tha
south.
A.
S.
Tryar,
provincial
auditor,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Buprrt
this
morning
from
Victoria
and
proceeded
by
train
to
Bmltbcra
on
Inspection
duties.
Wiggs
J.
OKeUl
of
Smithers
reached
the
city
from
tbe
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
sailed
by
the
Oaaosun
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
D.
W.
McLeman,
Buwart
hardware
merchant,
Wbo
baa
been
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
to
a
passenger
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
today
returning
north.
.
For
a
second
ottanoe
on
a
charge
of
drunkenness.
Dora
Larson
was
fined
50.
with
the
option
of
sixty
days
Imprisonment,
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Fred
Brown
of
Anyox.
with
his
bride
who
was
formerly
Idas
McGUUvtay
of
the
nursing
staff
of
the
smelter
town
hospltsl.
Is
a
paaaenfer
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
today
returning
north.
CNR.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
E
Mabbs.
having
made
a
fast
trip
this
week.
Is
reported
to
be
due
soon
after
midnight
tonight
from
Vancouver
via
the
Viueen
Charlotte
klauds.
W
B
Dornbarg
ut
Aeattle.
who
has
mining
interests
at
New
Heaelton.
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
and
proceeded
to
tbe
interior
by
train.
'
The
regular
meeting
of
tbe
Ladies'
Mus.c
club
is
be
fng
held
this
afternoon,
the
subject
of
sfudy
being
the
works
of
Edouard
Odog
with
special
re.'ertnos
to
,
the
famatu
opera
"Pear
Oyut."
Rex
Scherk
of
the
local
detachment
of
the
Royal
Canadian1
Naval
Volunteer
Wyman
and
child
of
Ha
anon,
who
REVISION
COURT
IS
IN
SESSION
Thirly-iwo
Appeals
Covering
aluch
lownslte
and
with
thirty-two
appeals
covering
a
great
deal
of
property
In
the
city
set
down
for
Its
consideration,
court
of
revision
on
the
municipal
assessment
roll
opened
Its
sessions
this
morning
and
will
probably
continue
for
the
nex'
several
daya.
Aid.
Theo
Collart.
chairman
of
tbe
finance
commltee,
la
pre
siding
and
Aid.
Frank
Dlbb
Is
acting
at
secretary.
Other
members
of
the
court
are
Aid.
P.
H.
Llnzey
and
Aid.
A.
J
Prudhomme.
Assisting
tbe
court
In
tbelr
official
capacities
are
E.
F.
Jones
city
solicitor,
J.
C.
McLennan,
assessor
and
Ernest
Allutone,
taxation
clerk
Those
present
at
tbe
opening
of
tht
court
this
morning
were
W.
McLarnon
assistant
taxation
commissioner
for
th'
Canadian
National
Railways,
who
ar
rived
yesterday
from
Winnipeg;
L.
W
Pat
mo
re
and
J.
V.
Clyne,
appearing
at
counsel
for
certain
of
the
appellants
and
Fred
Lanza.
C.
C.
Ketchurn.
O.
H
Arnold,
at.
M.
Stephens.
E
C.
Olbboiu
and
James
Hampton,
all
of
whom
have
appeals
to
be
dealt
with.
The
list
of
appeals
covers
all
sections
of
the
city
as
well
as
the
waterfront
appeals
In
all
caaea
being
based
on
the
(rounds
of
overvaluation
and
other
reasons.
Overvaluation
of
improve
meats
la
also
claimed
in
some
cases.
The
court
in
opening
started
to
g
down
the
list
as
It
was
presented.
It
la
possible
that
no
decisions
will
be
reached
today,
the
court
merely
engag
Ing
Itself
in
considering
the
merits
ol
the
appeals.
Application
of
John
V.
Clyne.
repre
anting
Thomas
Trotter.
C,
C.
Ketchurn
Edward
Lipsett
and
N.
U.
McLean,
for
adjournment
of
his
appeals
until
Mon
day
morning
was
granted.
Appeals
o
tbe
Imperial
OU
Co..
and
P.
Burns
Oo
represented
by
L.
W.
P
tin
ore,
and
the
Canadian
Fish
ft
Cold
Storage
Co..
re
presented
by
W.
X.
Fisher,
were
also
adjourned
until
Monday.
Waterfront
land
Is
involved
In
all
these
appeals
W.
McLarnon.
representing
the
Can
adlan
National
Railways
which
la
ap
pea'.lng
all
waterfront
valuations,
and
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Oevelopmen
Oo.
towns!
te
and
waterfront
lane
stated
that
the
appeals
of
the
com
pan'.es
were
merely
ot
a
formal
nature
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
pointed
ou
to
thOK
seeking
adjournment
that
l
was
required
by
statute
that
the
cour
complete
Its
deliberations
by
Januar
SIDEWALK
IS
BLOWN
UP
BY
WINDSTORM
Awnings,
Mlulnn
and
MgntxstnM
1'HI
Vkllni
to
llea
dale
L4
Mght
and
this
Mornlg
Several
awnings,
windows
and
sign
boards
tell
victim
to
last
night's
gale
and
a
portion
of
the
aldewalk
on
Eighth
Street
near
the
King
Oeorg
Hotel
la
reported
to
have
been
blowr.
up.
Among
places
where
windows
Mown
out
were
R.
W.
Cameron's
jewelry
store,
the
Central
Hotel
Reserve
who
has
been
taking
a
course
parlor
and
the
Baptist
Chureh.
of
training
at
Esquimau,
returned
to
The
West
holme
Theatre
signboard
at
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prinea4tbe
corner
ol
Sixth
Street
and
First
Rupert
thla
morning.
Avenue
near
the
top
of
tbe
approach
to
the
station
and
wharves
was
blown
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs,
O.
A.
down
and
practically
shattered
have
been
spending
a
vacation
in
Vic-
I
ATMCC
WrlKT
torta,
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
LrlllLtJ
II
111
J
1
Prince
Rupert
thla
morning
and
pro-1
ceeded
by
train
to
the
Interior.
T.
J.
Wad
man
of
Hevatatoke.
Orand
Chancellor
for
British
Columbts
of
tbe
Knights
of
Pythias,
arrived
on
tbe
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Powell
River
and
will
pay
ad
o&claj
visit
to
the
local
lodge,
returning
south
Friday
morning.
At
a
meeting
Of
the
lad
tea'
aid
of
the
Presbyteilsn
Church
held
la
th
Church
'oonti
yesterday
afternoon
plana
were
laid
tor
a
valentine
tea
and
two
members.
Mrs.
Anderson
and
Ml.
T.
M.
Spencer,
were
chosen
tft
n
peasant
tht
society
on
the
management
board
ot
the
church.
CNR.
ateamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt
D.
Donald,
arrived
n
port
at
11:45
thla
.
morning
from
Vane
uver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
win
ami
at
10
o'clock
tonight
for
Stewart
ami
Anyok.
returning
here
at
o'clock
Friday
morning
to
aatl
on
bar
return
south
at
9
am.
The
regular
monthly
bualneaa
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
waa
held
in
the
Commodore
Can
today.
Business
Included
roiiaMaratlon
of
the
service
club's
program
for
tha
paar
and.
during
the
luncheon,
a
presentation
waa
made
to
Non-la
Prlugl
In
view
ot
his
recent
marriage.
PresWleat
Lao
Waugh
occupied
tbe
chair
SHAW
sVYESTRYMAN
ANGLICAN-CHURCH
'
'
'
r
"
t'i
I-
(Mall
and
Empire)
Oecrge
Bernard
Shnw
saya
he
la
more
or
a
Quaker
than
a
Wesley
an,
although
little
better
than
an
atheist
in
the
eyes
of
old-fashioned
Qimkem
and
Metho-dMts.
Probably
then-
la
no
organised
religious
sect
in
which
Bhaw
would
feel
completely
at
limne,
though
he
la
a
vestryman
In
an
AngUoan
church
in
liondon.
and
probably
the
most
extraordinary
vestryman
In
the
Urltlnh
laics.
au.iiii.t
In
Ihe
Daily
Mews
f.X.
ladles
and
Moan
llle
IVIaitrn
In
Ut
Night's
fixtures
in
the
Ladles'
Section
ot
the
Fraternal
Wliut
League
last
night,
Canadian
National
Ladle
won
6
to
4
over
Orange
Lad
e
while
Moose
Ladles
defeated
Eng
lish
ladles
6
to
S.
The
league
standing
to
date
la
aa
fol
low:
(
W
L.
Pts
Moose
Ladle
8
4
Orange
Ladle
5
5
C.N.
Ladies
5
5
6
English
Ladles
4
6
F.
E.
Wermlg.
secretary
or
the
Whist
League,
announced
thla
morning
that
there
would
be
no
irames
played
In
the
Ladies'
Section
next
Tuesday
evening
but
the
fixtures
for
that
night
would
be
played
on
February
'si
with
the
February
21
regular
tmues
on
February
as.
HOTtX
AIIIIIVALH.
ITIim
liuirrl
Capt.
I
O.
Stratford.
Victoria:
W.
R,
Bucknall.
Henry
Forde
and
R.
OUankvy.
Vancouver;
P.
S.
Jack.
Stewart;
O
Holmes,
Edmonton:
J.
B.
Agar.
Terrace:
S
J
Parkinson.
Oeneral
Motora:
W.
H
CUIbralth,
Port
asalnnton:
Mrs.
8.
Wilkinson
and
Mlas
B
Wilkinson.
Kwtiilt-ai
W.
McLarnon.
Winnipeg:
A.
O.
Annan,
Endako.
savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
G
McCullcch.
Inverness;
H.
J.
Brown.
Port
EMliitfton:
H
B
James.
Amesbury.
Central
W
F
Taylor
and
O.
Bardsl.
CNR:
J.
FrBdfr.
city.
ten
Children
Cougi
PERTUSSIN
brings
safe
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
TKvuj.
TiitoJu.
Domettic
Science
Counselor
Hot
Cocoa
1$
a
Mothers
Great
Ally
I
don't
know
what
we'd
do
Trithout
hot
cocoa,
for
say
what
you
will,
children
do
tire
ot
the
steady
round
of
that
'oil-important
food,
milk.
And
some
children
have
a
positive
distaste
for
it
unless
presented
in
a
more
or
less
disguised
form.
Careful
as
most
mothers
are
to
see
that
the
children's
glasses
of
milk
have
their
full
share
of
cream,
I
have
noticed
that
very
often
when
they
make
cocoa
they
use
ordinary
bottled
milk,
from
which
they
even
sometimes
carefully
dip
the
top
layer
of
cream.
Cocoa
Should
Be
Made
With
WHOLE
Milk
You
won't
make
such
a
mistake,
If
you
prepare
the
children's
cocoa
with
Carnation
Milk.
There's
no
way
to
rob
the
rich,
whole
milk
of
Carnation
of
one
tiny
particle
of
cream.
Do
you
know
why?
Carnation
Milk
is
"homogen-Ued"
that
is,
every
little
globule
of
cream
is
broken
up
into
particles
so
minute
that
they
can't
rise
to
the
surface
but
are
held
captive
all
through
the
milk,
giving
every
drop
of
milk
an
equally
generous
share
of
enriching
cream.
Every
drop
has,
in
fact,
a
double
portion
of
cream,
for
Carnation
Milk
is
evaporated
to
double
richness.
There's
another
great
advantage
in
using
Carnation
in
the
preparation
of
foods
for
children.
It's
safe.
Not
oniy
has
it
been
sterilized,
but
the
milk
itself
Is
produced
under
ideal
conditions
from
selected
herds,
and
is
the
purest
of
rich
ichclt
milk.
For
Finer
Cocoa
Carnation
Milk
is
completely
replacing
ordinary
bottled
milk
for
cooking
in
many
thousands
of
homes,
not
only
De-cause
of
its
greater
timfccrnity,
its
dependability,
and
the
economy
which
its
,
rich
creaminess
effects,
but
because
of
the
better
results
it
gives.
Because
of
''homogenization,''
it
gives
a
smooth,
fine
texture,
a
rich
aaminess
that
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal.
Soups
and
sauces
have
increased
food
value
with
the
use
of
less
butter.
Cakes
have
a
finer
texture
with
better
keeping
qualities.
Puddings,
waffles
and
griddle
cakes
are
more
delicate;
candies
smoother
and
creamier;
ice
cream
richer,
more
velvety.
Send
for
the
Carnation
Cook
Book
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Recipes."
It
will
show
you
fascinating
new
qualities
to
be
obtained
in
old
dishes
simply
through
the
use
of
this
better
milk.
It's
free.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
Cocoa
3
tbsp.
cocoa
(for
children
2
tbsp.),
2
tbsp.
sugar,
M
cup
hot
water,
few
grains
salt,
14
cups
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
Vi
cups
water;
J
tsp.
vanilla.
Scald
diluted
milk
in
double
boiler;
mix
cocoa,
sugar,
salt;
add
hot
water;
cook
over
low
flame
10
to
19
minutes,
stirring
occasionally.
Add
scalded
milk
to
cocoa;
cook
in
double
boiler
10
minutes.
Whisk
with
Dover
beater
before
serving;
place
marsh-mallow
in
cup;
pour
cocoa
over
it.
Makes
four
cups.
Free
sett
In
Cauda
CARNATION
MILK
gives
to
cocoa
a
rich
smoothness
and
sxtra
food
value
obtainable
in
no
other
way
just
as
it
does
to
all
cooking.
Improves
coffee
wonderfully.
Just
pure
whole
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
stcriliied.
It
keeps.
It
is
economical.
(See
recipe
above)
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Coivs"
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