APRIL 15. 1947 ..

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For IFigure i Flattery

' STRAP or STRAPLESS

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"ALENE" Wired Brassiers at Nylon and Rayon are design-ed

on a distinctive new principal to give the wearer firm uplift-

ing comfort.

Medium lust sizes 32-36; full bust 32-36; the wire removable

for laundering.

COLORS TEA ROSE OR WHITE

Each $4.95

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I iJackets, sport Shirt and I

‘DEIITRAL GUARDIAN

This column l| reserved lei- new;

‘If local interest. one adventure; or

c. 1T3". "rm m" - rm Q Ell

PM: In admzwig‘ word strictly pey-

COOK'S l0! Pkuklqrupn;

GU11"; QUPPER. 'l‘uesday' April I 15th. 5.30 i0 7. ‘Prlntty Social nan,

cheap steel Fish nod, Hardware Co. m‘ s Rogers

t _._ y wsr ARRIVED _.. Shlpmgnt o; I

NEW’ SHIPMENT 0f SWHLICIS, _ Hosiery. Kellllﬂlya Men's Wear.

SPECIALS non our. wnmr ONLlZ-Permancnts 59,00 for 550m Warts Beauty $31011. Phone 236.

i llllilliENE (towns Obld Wave rsh-im-mo sold at Ranking Drlfg Store.

GUIDE SUPPER! Tuegdgy, April 15m. 5.30 to ‘T. Trinity swig 951p

' SECOND FLQOR- BARGQINSP- P131" “W155. assorted sizes. clear- iﬂi $3430 at S. A. McDonalcls.

HENRY MMFARLANE k '00., has ncw drape materials. Repps,

(Irctcttnzs. Curtain Rods and Swing Cranes. JUST ARRIVED sihipntent of

| Gabardtncs. 'l‘rench Coats, Polo Coats. All-sizes. Kennedy's Men's | \'l'ear. .

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. ‘MOORE k. McLLOD LIMITED ,wiil be closed all day Wednesday, ‘Thursday and Mlday. April 16th, |17th and 18th. on account. oi a |.pCcially difficult. piece of work in coit-necttoit with the rc-consti-ttctlon j progratznrnc. I l

I CITY POLICE COURT — At lite‘

.Clty Police Ccurt yesterday morn- ‘lng an out oi town man who was

The Maritime Women's

‘ imd cxiprcsserl

Annual Meeting ‘

Club of Montreal "Inc.

At the annual meeting of the Maritime Wontenﬂs Cltih cl’ Mo". lljeﬂl. IHCOFPoi-atcrl. held Tuesthiy night in Tudor Hull. Motitreal. the President; Mrs. A. D. Ross. t _ pressed hcr pleasure and gr Clllﬂn i-n the growth of the Chili during the past two years. To the many other activities were added liubllc speaking and drainniics. and n definite interest is developing in civic affairs.

Miss Florence A. Sutherland, Treasurer, in her report showed that the Club's finances tvere, iit a satisfactory state after donations were made to the following:

Save the Children Fund; Canaa- izm Red Cross; Family Welfare; Montreal Boy's Association; Mon- treal Childrens Library; School iar Crippled Children; Art As- sociation oi Montreal; Anti-Tub. erculc-sis League; Macltay Insti- tutc for the Blind; Salvation Ar- my; Old Brewery Mission; and the Women's Voluntary Serums.

Total receipts for the year were $3,338.00. The membership stands at 191 members

Four scholarships were pun-Eil- cd for. totalling $200.,Miis E. Join Elli-s, winner oi iltc scholarship granted to the McGilI School lar Graduate Nurses. was a guest at!

t

the meeting. and in a few well chosen words told of her ivork.| het- thanks tci thc

The Olhci’ I Ill‘ ~c l

Meitibtrs. ‘

wcrc given to Di!- Acatlizt

Cltili scholarships ltousic, Mount Allison and Universities.

Mrs. A. J. Moore. Chalrmttn cl the Commillc who visits the hiili- it-iry Hospital at Sic. Annc clc Bcllcvtic. makes ccrtniii at with of the 24 annual VISIIS, that till the Maritime ex-scrvice men ill? coiling-ted, and receive the gifts and comforts distributed. $695.

charged with driving to the ccm- ln jail. A drunk arid tiisoiderly andi a. drunk and incapable were each|

other drunk and ‘sordcrly, it

|.'I0 day» Two rlrtiiik rrid int-unit "rs yvrerc fiiicd fill] and wsts or 20 datvs

smctlvelyz

DEATH 0F MR. MILTON Me» LEOD-Word was received in tihc City a few days ago of thr- death of Mt". Milton McLeod. Calgary‘. The talc Mr. Mc-Lcod W53 a son n! t-l-ie late Norman and Mrs. McLeod. Si. Avards. Hr received his early cdiktntlon at Orwell. P. EL. tvhcrc hc was born. and at Prince oi Wales College. Char- lottetown. The lute Mr. McLeod vcrs wnil and favorably known in this City and in Summerside whore he worked for a short while

vrith ihc Brink 0i’ Nova Scotia. Kc is r ved by his wiic and two hrrv. s. M. J.. at. Edmon-

ton. and brine)’ rit. Nanaimo.~B.C. Mrs. tDizi Geo. F. Dewar was a t sister.

ZION Vi’. M. S. MEETING—-IR'IE llllfilllllly meeting of the Women's : is onary Society of the Zion Presbyterian Church was held In the Ladies‘ Parlor onThux-sday lcvening. April l0th and was well ‘attended. Mrs. C. W. Patterson the president. presided. 'I‘he devo- tional program was l“ keeping with the Easier s-plrit. tlic theme being "The Risen Christ". The call i to tvorship was conducted by Mrs. Win MauMlllan. Hymn "God of Mercy. God oi Grace". was sung followed by the Scripture lesson l Cot‘. Ch. 15 1-22 an exposition of which was given by Mrs. F. A. A.

Prcsbyterlal. Prayers were oitcr- ed by several member: iollowed by the Apostles Creed in unison. ‘The Ihtislncss of the society was tnen discussed, materials were brought

India. and an afghan to be for- warded to a mission iteld. Miss June Mac-Phersan sang a solo en- titled "In the Garden" which was

DON'T stunts hauls“ The cltewiiigl-‘cmf-Iiiitigci" itails act- ually endangers health because of the many contagioiis diseases that enter the body through ihc mouth.

IIUSY Llfllrl C"l'Y

Stockholm has itxttrc telephones Ir. PYLPIJILIOI] to its imputation than uni. tither clly in the tivor-id except Fu-i leranclsco

gxriui soon BREAD!

Iltere’: no lost action with Fresh Yeast! And Pleischmeotfs fresh Yeast goes right to wot-Ii because It's actively fresh. It given full delicious bread “Your, lender smooth texture — perfect freshness, Al’ YOU BAKE AT HOME, always

ilk for Fleiachmann’: active fresh Y9!!! with the familiar yellow label. Plptndable-Cenada‘: tested favour- ite for over 70 yearn.

lgrcntly appreciated Mrs. A. A. MacDonald gave an litiercsting re- view of a portion of the study hook "Toward! a Christian India“. The meeting closed wltih singing the hymn "There l»: a Happy Land" and the Lord's Prayer.

MR. CHARLES J. MitcLEOD

Mrs. Francis Cook trecoived word

last week oi the death oi her ne- phew. Charles J. MacLecd. l-le died very suddenly o! e. heart attack For the last 2'1 years. w- Mac- Leod was a Postal Cterk at Sta- tion A. 'l‘oro.n.to. Ont. Bum In |Belle River 51 years ago. he went ‘u; western Canada‘ when very 'young and settled In M-BYIIIOBI- Mr. Macleod ivas n veteran 0f the First Great War He enlisted with the 108th Battalion trati-sierrnzig to the 55h comedian Battalion and served oversees where he was badly wounded. He last. visited his Olll home l6 years ago when he and ‘his. wife and two boys 509M l-WO weeks ruith his uncle and nttint. Ml‘- and Mrs Pnnk cook. Belle River. Holeaves to inoum his widow. io¢~ meriy Nina Rltliey and two sorta. Cord-on and BWCQ M!

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R. J. Rupert left U! ‘mm ﬁunday for Saint John. N. 5.. called there on "account of the critical illness oi hcr mother. Mrs. Edmrd Prime oi Roclcwcod Court.

Mlrh.

Want-end Deafened Men and Women

T k this ' pl . no rsk heart o can, It mi zrlnieiltporarlllndetelenedl bothered by nap In; held noim due to hardened or conﬁrmed an (comma). 01 the Auntie Home eﬂiod ten the: so many say ha: en: ed them no ha: well n. You mun bee: berm litter making IIIISII ‘inseam-ﬁrearm MIMI once. A: about Aunne r Beluni 1. Your atrium has or an u: Auntie tor you.

The JENKINS PHARMACY

inon dangcz" on Longwortlt Avttilllt‘. was fizicd $25 and costs or 30 days‘

sentenced to 10 days in jail. Art-y

ixcnian. was titted $10 end costs a?! “I m“ Cluh- M“ Mm“

land $20 and costs or 3n days re-i

Mulch, President of the P. E. I.l

for a mission box‘ to be sent toy

front Club funds was sipciil tlur- ing the your; in addition to iviiicli 60 Christmas baskets were pack- cd and presented, [he i-oiitcitt of \A'l'lIf_\I1 had been selected untl wrappvd by individual mcmhrrs stated Illlill tvliilo at tircsciit tltcrn \\'l'll‘ lczil) 55 incyy on lhc visiting list tint-c we began visiting the l-los- tiitol I.\\0 and coir-ltali years any» 470 different, Maritime men l'li<l\'P

lhccti cheered hy the visits rii this =Committce_ Mrs Moore and her l committee wro. numerous ‘iii-

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[let's in the funitlics of lhcse men. ‘as well as eittcrtaitiiitg a niimhci- Inf men at their homes at. liﬂltS ‘tvlicn they were allowed to lcavcl the Hospital for a few hours. l ‘ Mrs. A. J. ‘Boyd. Chairman oft ‘the Personal Parcels for Britziinl lhas hccii sending one box n mo tit Ito f-vc iteccly fttintilies in Brit n.i lIn all 5t) parcels have been SELII ‘this ycai" at a cost of $425.00. Th l is in addition to any parcels vrhiclt, ilndividual mcmhers are iorivard-i ling. ' l l The Ways and Means Commit-l tcttF-tindci" the Chairmanship of; Mrs. H. T. Mitchell. planned anrlt executed during the year a Marn- ihon Brl-dge. n, Telephone Bridge. and a vetgv successful sale oi handiwork and home cooking. i Th9 Red Cross group still ntcei. regularly to aid in preparing sur- gical dressings and other ariidzs needed ln the peace time work of. the Red Cross During the year this Group sponsored two vtry enjoyable teas. the funds from‘ WllI('ll were tisctl to purchase Pic certificates in the Club for Miss Sarah Isabel Livingston anti Mrs A. B. S. DeWoli for their outstand- ing services to the Club and also

to the Red Cross. These certi- ficates iverc presented by tlte Prcsident. Mrs. A. D. Ross.

Two Honorary memberships, in irecognltlon oi their years of scr- vice in the interest: oi the Cl-ib, iwere presented by Miss D. L. Gas-H the one to Miss Mary V. Allen of.

ISheIbourne, Nova Scotia tin ab- sentla.) a member of the first Board and who was for many

year: a teacher in Montreal; the

l Ill laxative

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mild laxative. Plain or chocolate coated.

TOMDRIIDW ALRIGHT

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or

SEEDS

For Your Vegetable Garden

Send For Free Catalogue

ARTHUR IIESEY

YORK. I’ E. I.

Ellen 's Diary

By an Inland Farmer‘! Wile

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(Continued from Pogo Q)

rcft-r to as Judy"; “ll. is remark- ably "u?" IN‘ Said. crossing onel kllce over the other as he sat‘ comfortably in hi5 old armchziizql alt the tinte. "and I've many 3' Illﬂt.‘ ltezirtl tltc older folks sav i..I

H \\'Ollltlll Ull a far)“

Ellcn, that can put out more with a fuil. ,-,.~id klllle lllflh lter man can takc in‘, with a fork ant-I a shovel." I sup-i twsn that would only rcici- Mt iteedless cxpentliture; for lllxllllngl and not at all to the hkc of ttl I

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4 SQUARE WINDOW GLASS

cvcarny‘, frillctl uiiirlmv that aftcr j.‘ rs of waiting hoping at last would vtimf’ to lttrltgj joy to the hcaiit oi a hoonwltq.

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Jraiiic lliill$€-t‘lCi\l1t'(I Lfiflll)‘ hull unit‘ at Mliilll daughtri-‘s ]i|(_\_{\|_1‘4\_ It iirctlcrl 1t stout licnrl tintl lTlli"ll ticrsci-crnitci- lo coitliiiue thc likt-i of her chore ivhirrh conics in‘ many a house kerpci- at. this sea-i son-Altai. of trashing a paintcdl ccilitij! in her suitporclt. a n"at‘ room with tvltitc wnritlwni-k and

ccll-zttz. and tutti-h admired tvrtlh tit‘ rohtii-ctzg blue. Ii is a rcsil-ili conthinntimt c-f colors and I l:l~:c', in rriinc hero on a Summer cve-i llilLIZ when it is still hright ll't‘.lll' lltc tiftcriiloiv. It was ottli" a "Olll-l IICIPIYJI‘ that Karolyn wits at .\i‘]'iI-l ltll‘ t-lxiiiitg when l\(‘l lizihc slcptl and Jamil‘. l\ll‘.i'll and all. nus tilt‘. with the men to the luiniicvin: all

the nthci" farm. James alollt: was on dutv. to attend to such Wills‘ as titigltl tirise in siahlc» t;|' ~tit$ Ilt tl-tnwntl immcfintc Jtllﬂlllltill. Bill his “as ll tirtitciiil JIIPFITHOH with itctltin; min-n P\i'.'llltz that“. the IWIIFIIIHL‘ of tlte cattle; th- t-isk n!‘ ltelimtii: the sntall one of. that litter i'o get fair play all meal llmn and to have hay ant!’ hcrlclitig striiw lrnni inovi niitl lniiv In!" Ill!‘ evctiiiip l‘ll'7|'ill_'.‘. ‘l‘lir- t-lrwk

airlliBs now. lnutllv tti rouse iIdillCS from his “40 ivltiks." He riiurinurs

drc-ivsil)": "I izuc-ss it. must h: pretty near I7E(I-Il'IllC—l<.Il‘i ti. El~l Ion?"

Uiilil IIlIll')l‘l't)\\‘ -~ Dltiijv ~G00<i- n ght. » I

other to Miss F‘loi'cnce A_ Suther- land. WIlC sint-c thc Cluh was form- ed 1g ygjiﬂs azi llil‘; hccn a most iaihful and t-a-giahlc Trca-stirer. I

Mir. D. L. Gas; prcsentcd *1 hill,‘ l0 hit-s. A. J. Moore on hehali oii Ihc Cluh in reccgnitioit of the wort: which she accomplished a- mcng thc returned men at Sic Annc tie Bellevuc.

ltiiss Erntn Nelson presented to the retiring President. Mrs. AD. Floss, a gift from the Club.

Maritime Women's Cluli nl’ Mon- treal. Inc. Board Members 1947-1948 Irlullorul‘) Prvsitleiili Miss D. L.

ass.

President Mrs. J. E. MacVicar.

Vice-Presidents:

Nova Scotia-Mrs. M. A. Ross.

New Brunswick-Mrs’ R. J. Gricshai-h.

Prince Edward Island-Mrs. W’ P. McVle.

Corresponding Secretary: Miss Dorothy‘ L. Ryan. Recording Secretary: Miss K.

Stcvsnrt.

Menthersliip Secretary": M. Schurmaii.

Treasurer: Miss Sutherland.

Assistant Treasurer: sie I. Fraser.

Miss I Florence A

Miss Jea-

Provlnciiil Representative-n

New Brunswick: Miss Mabel Shannon. Miss Doris Lnckhaﬂ.

Nova Scotia: Mrs. L. J. Salter. Mrs. E. S. Cushink.

Print-c Edward Island: Mrs. H‘ E. Ynuitgihtishand. Mrs. Georiltf R- MacLeod.

(Jommltteel

. LEE cit u too Gt. George st.

MOMMA}

New or Used, Servicetible ‘Phone 53

i lo‘ . l 2T5; Aria and Letters: Miss Mary Marshall. SAFE DEPENDABLE PROMPT‘ '

iThe Town TAXI

At Your Service 24 HOURS Per Day

PHONEl6OO i

Under‘ Sole antLEﬁicient Management of

APPELL

Charlottetown

- IURGENT - Community Drive

‘the week-end at

I I 4 SQUARE LEMON POLlSH- RUBBER GLOVES 45c & 49c ING OIL-JZ oz. battle 35c SILQUE HAND LOTION so c

.l'."tr?i~ - i!"iii~i»

ON THIS JOB

HERE ARE [SOME SUGGESTIONS ON ITEMS YOU'LL NEED WHEN YOU GET AT YOUR HOUSE CLEANING. WE HAVE MANY THINGS NOT LISTED HERE.

TYEKRFFCO-ci twist"; Loo KMA Pietro U RWHIA Niosiim’ FMQTH "DAMAGE-T

MOTH PROOF BAGS 49c-59c-79c ELHAY'S MOTH KILLER 8i

Ilntl Vicinity

PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

R|CKER'5 FRENCH MOTH CONTROL Ll Ul CLEANER i 30c 8r 60c BALM I6 oz. “Q75? Just pray it on and rub it off 3 or? bottle 25c LARVEX 83c "d “~39 ~-__ .______ DYES LARVEX with Sprayer..$l.29 HOUSEHOLD AMM ti. l 5UN5ET *""**‘"-~-—~-—~—~~ 12 0L _ ON . - DIAMOND DICHLORICIDE _ 55¢ ' " ' TINTEX ___.________ lCzRiSOL DISINFECTANT 25 t AMPOLLINA RED CEDAR PLAKES with oz. .. . CE‘, ~ Nqpthuycne " 25c LYSOL 3Sc~65c-$l.25 '5NAP 29c —~——--~--_-____% CHLORINATED LIME 2st ;;*¢,';.T;,§;g“‘,,,_*'m;;; BERI-QU DRANO 25c QUICKJGLL BED BUG ‘Guaganteed MothA ‘Protection or tve c . SANl-FLUSH 40¢ POISON 3st Pﬂfllﬂllcliysurs s u‘ f“ Phone l p . P t‘ l l EIIKIIIS iinnmnt: l 1 l THE sran: A"'"'l°" I w“ , DISPENSING CHEMISTS - PHONE 219 To W" I I Deliver I ti“--. - .__..-e- _ - - Druinatics: Miss Anna Wilson I Historical: Mrs.‘ W. L. Child. | Home and Door: Mrs. Gui-don . lVlarDuttaItI. E D S lVliisit-i l" lI. hlHlIlt\\\" Social. c s Rnchaif I u Social Servlte? Mrs. A. .1 1 Sick Visiting‘. Mrs D .1. Lentiaii. ‘ __- Sl. Anne's. Military HUSIJIII-Ifl Mrs. A.‘J. htlrmrf‘. l all: .°"‘,1;,;g Mhilflml‘ [Qhdgl/‘éjfcil The Department of Agriculture is in a position hllilkfliclyil“d Mm” M“ l? l‘: to connect farmers who wish to purchase seed oats llgf;_'ntf“Mlil;" with dealers and other farmers who have this ma- IG‘ M‘ 5M1‘ F;_J_'__L:“°‘°' teriol for sale. The Department is not handling s-eed l oats this Spring but is offering the above service to ' farmers who wish to procureseed.

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Road and Miss Agnes Runcltnn of Bangor are visitors at ttietwogttt§cts>eo@co<§cc~@tttogn>>et§eng>coaq>to<§t twin» oi Mr. and Mrs. Williamygi

Burke.

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Lemuel MacCoi-inick. crew of Dredge No. l4. at in Charlottetown. spent his liomc here. Miss Aiiitie Kcciiztn. primary l grade teacher in Georgetown High School. has returned to her home

Ml‘. member ti rese n t

c.

after attending thc Teachers‘

Convention in ihc City. x Mt‘. Alcxntidct- MacSivziin of ’

Peters‘ Road. was a visitor to ¥

G eorgetown o n

Saturday.

The Georgetown Branch oi 'lhe . Canadian Legion has resumed its twice weekly shotvlngs oi motion , pictures. During the winter S months thc showings were cut to I one night a week. due to the hoc- key and skating activities In town.

John Perry and Charles Our~ ric oi Charlottetown visited here over the week-end.

Friends oi m. P. J. Henry are sorry to hear that he in confined In his homo through illness and nil liopc for n speedy recovery.

Mr. William- Gtiliam oi Sourls was a recent visitor to George- iéwn. where he visited friends.-

BIACKLEY POINT AND HARRINGTON

The new tnorchant. Mr. Ira Auld is cordially welcomed to the set- tlement. and his many friend; wish him success In his business

The people oi Bracklcy Point arei lnoklnx forward in ti paved road‘ from Charlottetown In Hrackleiri Beach hcfore thc tnurist scnscu. l

‘The tar-triers are tiatienily- tuiti- i-nrt for car roads to ship their sui- plus potatoes when the boat comes in.

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llflss Dorothy Robinson. lcaultcr. Crapaud School. has been visitiniz‘ her sister. hlrs. Waldo Stewart.

Mr. Gordon Show has rcturncrl homo from Montreal nﬂd Toronto. While there he visited his brothe- and other friends.

Mr. Derrel McLui-c. teacher at

CLOTHING FOR FLOODED AREAS IN UNITED KINGDOM APRIL 16- 17- I8 Please bring donations to City Holl~l0 A.M. to 4 PM.

Clothing, Children or Adults

MAYOR B. EARLE MacDONALD

Mt. Herbert. spent. Easier with his parents in Bracklcy Point.

Miss Louise Shin: wits tho ltlfsi nf Minn Longworth for the weekend

Mrs. Colin McLure has rctuii.~ ed home aiter two weeks’ visit: In Moncton with her danghteixl Mill Roma Mel-urn and tier

FITIPIYIR m; to over $l83.000.0t'i0 in I946

TIIE DIIAII

LIITTETOWII

aoAnn or TRADE

Cordially invites the Business Men of Charlottetown to

MEETING The

CHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL

_ On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16th AT 6 PM.

their DINNER At Speaker: C. H. SCHOFIELD,

Manager, Membership Branch

Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Montreal.

For reservations coll Secretary A. Walthen Gaudel Phone I874.

M}

Dinner 95 Cents

Public Notice

Persons who have been Big Pond, King's County, are will be severely prosecuted.

The co-operotion of reliable

netting Trout every Spring at known and under surveillance

sportsmen is solicited to

eliminate this sordid situation for the protection of those

concerned.

Trespai ing is prohibited on Big Pond and brook for

those who are abusing the priviledgel

of good sportsmanship. C. B. ELLSWORTH.

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empiric. courniicra vr

litdiistrial building contracts in-

siiacla increased by 83 n01‘ ("Bill (he last two years amount-

l\’ MUM‘ l!

I Pod-I- ’ any ‘Feed

MILLION KNOTS

More than l.00tl.00fl

fllﬂﬁ

daughter. Mrs. Donald Cameron

CHICK STARTER

separate ltaiid-marlc kitots of wrcol may IR found in some Q-by-lZ Oriental

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