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29.
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Day,
wife
of
New
York
Giants
manager
Leo
Durocher,
and
Mrs.
John
McOraw
(right),
widow
of
former
manager
of
the
New
York
team,
sat
together
at
the
Polo
Grounds
at
a
recent
game
between
the
Giants
and
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
.
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I)
I
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
1
Profits
Down
For
Seagrams
i
MONTREAL
(P'
Distillers
Cor
!
poration-Seagrams
Ltd.,
tod
ft
reported
a
net
profit,
in
U
S
!
funds,
of
$4
203.098
for
the
thrift
month
period
ended
April
30
1954.
Net
profit
for
the
corres-i
ponding
period
in
195J
was
re
ported
at
$S,32,658
in
U.S.
funds
BUSINESS
And
professional;
DON'T
THROW
THAT
BATTERY
AWAY!
.
Consult
Rupert
Battery
Shop
Blue
126
234
Third
E.
NEvV
FUEL
TANKS
fl:0
Gal.
Tank
.
.....
811000
S75
Oal.
Tank
DO
00
275
Gal.
rank
76.00
12
Gauge
Steel
3
Extra.
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Green
84
-
221
1st
An.
Mrs.
Rowe
DRESSMAKING
234
Third
Avonue
East,
over
Rupert
Battery
Shop.
Phone
Blue
126.
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
210
Fourth
Street
Phone
212
CAPLING
TRUCK
LINE
Leaves
Pr.
Rupert
for
Smitherj
Every
Tuesday
and
Friday.
For
connections
Phone
632.'
IF
YOU
WANT
A
CINDER
DRIVEWAY
-ROCK
OR
CONCRETE
WORK
Rent
of
Truck
and
Equipment
Ph.
Blue
939.
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
scott
McLaren
CHARTERER
ACCOUNTANT
James
Elock,
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
i:
V
-1
j
from
an
early
talkie
film.
White
Swiss
embroidery
was
used
in
a
court
ball
gown
with
crinoline
skirt,
its
gathered
tulle
bustline
slotted
with
white
satin
to
give
the
impression
of
a
lover's
knot.
White
organza
embroidered
with-
black
floral
sprays
was
used
for
a
short
evening
dress
with
wide
skirt,
cap
sleeves
and
deep
revers,
tucked
back
to
expose
the
throat.
The
skirt
swm.g
arid
rippled
from
a
wide
black
taffeta
sash.
SMART
SUMMER
OUTFITS
6
'
There
were
chic,
simple
suits
and
dresses
for
early
fall
wear
but
most
outfits
were
styled
for
a
royal
summer
season.
Un-crushable
'
linen
and
jcotton
out-
fits.
Rmart
enough
to
catch
the
eye
at
the
big
race
meetings,
:
were
part-
of
a
boutique
collec-
;
tion
supplying
off-the-peg
i
clothes
costing
20
to
57
pounds.
Couture
prices
started
above
that
and
mounted
to
three
figures.
!
Interesting
innovations
included
uncrushable
romalne
silk
used
in
a
straight
dress
with
a
1920
flapptr
look.
.
The
most
daring
1920
line
was
j
a
V-necked,
sleeveless
midnight
blue
taffeta,
smocked
from
shoulders
to
low
on
the
hip.
Skirt
flounces
swept
outward
from
hip
to
short
evening
length
and
a
wide
satin
sash
encircled
the
hips
at
a
slant
belt.
the
waist.
Only
the
length
'
the
skirt
differed
much
from
yes-
18
HELP
WANTED
MALE
CLEANERS
and
helpers,
also
watchmen,
$2220-$2580
(plus
special
allowance
of
$180
per
annum)
37
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Flail
particulars
on
posters
at
office
of
the
National
Employment
Service
and
Post
Office.
Application
form.
obtainable
thereat,
should
filed
NOT
LATER
THAN
38
JUNE
19
with
the
Civil
Rcivlw
r-.,mt.,inn,
P'h
floor.
1U0
W.
Georgia
St.,
Vancouver
5,
BC.
(It)
TP'TV
driver
for
hniMino
s""-plv
firm
"t
Tritimit.
Ptaon"
"r'1
to
arrange
interview.
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butcher
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Valu.
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wonted
Mr
ni't.
time
work.
Box
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.
(1331
WOMAN
for
housework
one
flay
per
week.
Phone
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(1371
U
SITUATIONS
WTO.
MALE
4
il
FIRST
class
heavv
dutv
and
auto
mechanic
requires
steady
employment.
14
year's
exnerience
plus
10
months
automotive
schooling.
Phone
Black
2182.
(134)
45
1
Silmtinns
Wanted
female
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
-
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(I
Dresses
with
the
romantic
appeal
of
the
naughty
Nineties
and
the
gay
Twenties
were
swished
through
a
London
salon
to
tempt
the
1954
glamor
girl
with
a
bar.k
account.
A
French
court
might
have
I
inspired
a
pink,
grey
.and
gold
I
evening
gown
striped
like
French
wallpaper
and
styled
with
camisole
top
outlined
In
ruffing,
!
corselet
wn'
t,
straight
skirt
and
I
frilled
hem.
I
The
dress
was
pa
it
of
the
first
i
Independent
show
given
In
more
I
than
five
years
by
Angele
De-I
langhe,
who
resigned
from
Lon-I
don's
top
dress-making
society
to
work
as
resident
couturier
in
a
store
owned
by
Canada's
Garfield
Western,
Fortnum
and
Mason.
LACE
EMBROIDERY
Now
the
Belgian-born
designer
;
Is
back
In
the
competitive
field
in
a
salon
In
Brutop
street.
The
;
highlight
of
the
show
Is
handr
made
lace
embroidery
worked
on
tulle.
The
Queen's
choice
of
lace
gowns
for
wear
on
the
world
tour
retored
interest
in
a
glamor
fabric
that
had
become
a
post-war
back
number.
A
hand-produced
coffee
lace
by
Delanghe
in
a
new-old
dress
line
K
booked
for
New
York
display.
With
high
neck,
short
sleeves
coming
almost
to
the
elbow,
clinging
lines
and
flouncing
hem.
WILL
look
after
children
Green
283.
"
Classified
Kates
time
4
30
pm.
rtfty
previous
i(,d
3
cpnts
per
wora
per
m-
minimum
change
u
cents.
jjotK'fR.
mJ
cerun;
inmi
oi
lnth
Notices,
funeral
Marring'
and
KtigftKtniit
mnccnif
nts.
2.0U.
Di.splsiy
double
price.
No
Refund
jyil
nrrcpt
rrpohsibllHy
,
Rifled
nd
InserU'd
incorrectly
,,r
vront;
cliLHSlflciitlon
unless
jlldll
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erriirn
in
recrivru
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ti'iurn
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962,
967
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;rt
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iorf
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to
1
1
the
mast
lor
your
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dollar.
a-sk
that
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vertislng
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ids
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4
pm.
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In
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l.s
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pear.
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1
1
n
e
(or
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m.
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previous
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C0.MI.Nii
LVENTS
'
Daughters
Rummage
Sale
day.
June
12,
208
6th
St.,
Stork
Shop.
ran
Tea
and
Home
Cook-
.JIP
19.
painting
course,
rs.
July
5-14.
4l56p
hytrrian
Rummage
Sale,
6
II.
j
Ladies
bake
Rule,
June
5.
vteriun
Fall
Bazaar
No-
'25
f'.CT
Alcoholics
Anonv-(132)
PO.
Box
343.
;
r
Avon
Products
call
1
54.
(132p)
PERSONALS
COMPLETE
British
Empire
infomation
U'COMMODATIONS
I
SCHEDULES
PRICES,
ETC.
ikilile
at
.
.
.
RT
MURRAY
MEN'S
WEAR
(133c)
W'SINicss
PERSONALS
'NiNQ
and
landscaping,
's
evergreen
planting,
rock
11
"pnnci,
patios
and
roolt-llc
Free
estimates.
Rod
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FlEf'T
M.F.ANKR-
TKOI.UX.
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mr
Parts
Sales.
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By
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ARE
YOU
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LEGAL
NOTICE
"I.1MI
ACT"
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
liircliae
I.iiiiiI
In
Land
Recording
District
of
AT-LIN.
BC,
and
adjacent
to
the
Town
of
ATUN.
BC.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Harper
Red.
of
Atlin,
BC.
occupation
retired.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pout
planted
at
the
N
W
corner
of
rl"'rlrt
lot
Wi'l
Blk
'A"
thence
about
40
chains
north;
thence
about
20
chains
eaat
thence
south
to
N
E.
corner
poat
of
nut.
l.nt,
H'AFil
THENCE
went
to
noint
of
commencement
and
containing
no
j
acres,
more
or
less.
J
The
purpose
lor
which
land
is
re-;
quired
is
for
development
and
provement
to
District
Ixt
6351
'
HARPER
REED.
Dated
May
31st,
1964
,
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irnM.im
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i
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American
Standard
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Lodge
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Beta
Gamma
16
Bralorne
3.25
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Gold
Quartz
.
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Uviieen
.00
"i
Estella
:
.20
Giant
Mascot
.50
Granduc
3.75
Indian
Mines
.05
Pioneer
1,80
Premier
Border
.03',
Privateer
.03
Quatslno
:
.15"
i
Sheep
Creek
.85
Silbak
Premier
.10-.
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...
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Standard
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vant'y
,
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.'
01
1
Western
Tungsten
75
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated
37
Central
Leduc
1.90
Mercury
08!'2
Okalta
1.60
Pacific
Pete
107a
Royal
Canadian
09'2
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Alhona
10'2
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soi.
Discovery
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W4
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Canadian
n:2
Consol.
Smelters
29.50
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'....
3.35
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44
Eldona
:
22
East
Sullivan
4.1i
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Yellowknife
8.25
God's
Lake
82
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1
l3:2
Harricana
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Gold
0378
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2(1'
2
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40
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Long
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Red
Lake
1.(13
McKenzie
Red
Lake
MacLeod
Cockshutt
Moncta
Negus
Noranda
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Crow
Petrol,
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and
Gas
ias
New
Senator
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Silver
Miller
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Sweet
Grr."
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Manitou
1.75
Can.
Chcm.
&
Cellulose
7.36
Landover
Oils
08
Rix
Athabasca
1.30
Nesbitt
Labinc
1.70
Boreal
2.00
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KhlT
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The
Elizabeth,
modern
3
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4-room
apts.
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to
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Black
468.
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2-ROOM
suite
for
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person.
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830
6th
West
or
phone
53.
-(133k
HOMES
I'Olt
SALE
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY!
$2000
down
gives
possession
of
a
large
4-room
suite
if
desired
and
provides
substantial
monthly
income.
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located
three-suite
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landscaped
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harbor
view.
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or
appqintment
to
view,
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ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES,
LTD
342
Eves
Red
953
(133)
7-ROOM
house
and
four
lots
in
Masset.
Central
location,
near
dock.
Write
Mrs.
,J.
Singer.
Queen
Charlotte
City,
B.C..
for
particulars.
(135p)
BUSINESS
man
wishes
to
rent
or
buy
a
3-bedroom
home.
Apply
P.O.
Box
195.
Prince
Rupert.
(136)
!
HOMES
OR
SALE
NEW
3-bedroom
house,
half,
rash.
1119
6th
East.
(132pj
!
BUSINESS
LOCATIONS
pqr
RENT-
Offices
in
the
Stone
Building,
modern,
steam
heated,
centrally
located.
Apply
Room
No.
3,
Stone
Building,
or
phone
424.
(135)
WANTED
TO
RENT
3-ROOM
suite
or
4-room
turn-
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Lshed
house
for
July
and
Aug-
j
ust..
Box
962.
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SELLING
YOUR
HOUSE?
We
have
several
buyers
with
cash
for
houses
up
to
$15,000.
"You'll
Do
Better
at"
II.
G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
216
6th
St.
Phone
96
or
F.
Wilson,
Black
197
eves.
(137)
SMALL
furnished
suite,
east
end
town.
Apply
Box
968
Dailv
News.
(132p)
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
TAXI
stand
with
or
without
car.
Best
offer
accepted.
Black
&
White
Taxi.
.
(132)
LEGAL
NOTRE
I.AM
ACT
N'ollee
of
Inlentlon
to
Aiil.v
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
and
situated
on
foreshore
of
D.L.
21ft
C
R.
6,
Oona
River.
Porcher
Island,
BC
Take
notice
that
I.
John
Anderson
Group
of
Oona
River.
B.C..
occupation
Sawmill
Operator,
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
NE
comer
of
D.L.
2199
Range
8
D.
(As
shown
on
Plan
1420.
filed
In
the
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.I,
thence
due
East
for
a
"Instance
of
one
chain;
thence:
North-Northwest
to
the
point
of
intersection
with
the
Provincial
Public
Works
Bridge;
thence
Southwesterly
along
said
Bridge
to
point
of
intersection
with
H.WM.:
thence
Southerly
alonjj
W.M.
to
the
point
of
Commencement,
and
containing
14
acres,
more
or
less,
for
the
purpose
of
Sawmill
and
boat
hullrtlni;
site
and
Log
storage.
JOHN
ANIlHItHUN
IIKOUO.
Dated
May
atst,
lot
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BIII.JJING
MATERIALS
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PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO
LTD.
Phone
851
or
652
INQUIRE
about
our
budget
plan
for
your
home
Improvement.
1
No
down
payment.
$100
to
$2000.
1
to
24
mos.
to
pay.
(132)
lEL
For
your
fuel
requirements:
"Shell"
Heating
Oils.
"Foothills"
(sootless)
coal..
40
"Pacific."
Propane
Gas.
Phone
651
or
652
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
(132)
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SALES
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32
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SALE
MISC.
00
HEAD
of
Oxford
and
Suffolk
sheep.
One
ram,
three
years
43
old
and
20
lambs,
throe
months
old.
J.
E.
Flnnlgan,
Smitherj,
B.C..
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U32p
engine,
niut
flju
man,
nu
shaft,
one
propeller.
P.
LeClaire,
1433
8th
Ave.
East,
phone
Black
2163.
(132)
EIGHT
mm
1.9
lens
movie
camera,
Cine
Kodak,
complete
with
light
meter,
floodlights
and
nrnjeclion
screen.
Phone
Red
430.
(1341
AUTOMATIC
coal
stoker
"Fairbanks
Morse,"
good
condition,
complete
with
timer
relay
and
all
automatic
controls.
Phone
Blue
454.
(137)
46
GERHARD
Helntzman
piano
in
good
condition.
Excellent
tone.
Phone
Green
501
between
6
and
7
p.m.
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BEDROOM
suite
and
two
spring.
filled
mattresses,
$90.
Washing
machine,
$30.
Phone
Red
988.
(130p)
FINDIAY
wood
-
coal
-
electric
range.
Phone
Black
300.
134p
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Pixie
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be
seen
at
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News.
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200
HENS
for
quick
sale.
$1.25
each.
1865
11th
Ave.
East.
(137p)
APARTMENT
size
Astral
Refrig
erator.
What
offer?
Green
804
(133p)
33
SWAP
TRADE
1953
PLYMOUTH
Cranbrook,
in
C
good
condition,
for
late
model
ia-ton
truck.
J.
Ditjer,
Parksitle
Motel.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CASH
FOR
Scrap,
copper,
brass,
batteries,
H
radiators.
Phone
543
Cull
83(1
6th
Ave.
West.
(c)
WANTED
Maple
flooring
which
has
been
stored
inside.
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S.
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Furlt,
Building.
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424.
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