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OCTOBER 23 1914 'ras cHAnr.o'i'rErowN GUARDIAN
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' THE PRACTICAL USE_OF SILVER and its perman
ence-makes it an appropriate and lasting gift forever
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appreciated. '
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OUR SILVERWARE DISPLAY i_s one of the special
features of this store_-and one of special interest to those
who seek the_excl_usive patterns at moderate prices.
We consider it a pleasure to show you our goods.
A » W. W. Wellner
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Xmas Photos--\
_Your photo if taken here,
will be a present you will
feel proud of being able to
give and your friends de- '
lighted to receive.
-.Cook’s Studi;
F
We have our mounti&
for the Xmas trade ready ‘
for you to inspect.
visir our sruoio
Bayer Photographer
\. Phone |92-J 
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For a Good Photo!
-Visit the-
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Evening Pumps
You’ll be delighted
with this line of Satin
Pumps,specially designed
for evening wear-made
by expert Switzerland
shoemakers from the best
native satin material; col-
ors, black, white, pink,
blue, yellow, each pair
has a neat bow same col-
or and material asPumps.
A. E. Ly011--s¢i.di0_
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Fmest work, moderate price.l
P ' Péi’so@ atterition given to
Amateur’sWoi k
Expert
Uptical Service
Our business is to ex-
amine Eyes. We aim to
give our patrons the ben-
efit,the most modern and
approved methods of ex-
amination.
That our services are
appreciated, is evidenced
by the large increase in
this year’s business. _
We guarantee to give
you the best results ob-
tainable by the use of
properly fitted Ie nses.
G. F. Hutcheson
ra on i
99G ft St. Opt`cian
 
Notice
Th Annual General ftfeotlnst nf the Sharr-
holdifisnfihe Sieriinii Silver llllfik |‘;>_><df-""‘;
p_eny will be held on Wednesday. the 4t_ ___ si_I_`o
. ovember st three rl. m. ai iho officeo _ e ir
Fa mera' llureau & lilxchsnllv, Umlled- ('h*“l°"
teiown P. IC I , for the reception of the Annual
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ii£"eli'rii}iei'eiii<(ii»gily(i¢°mgel§f§§<;'?('3 3"; l‘f°°““'-
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sm-io»zoivii4i `S¢°f=‘°'Y-
 
nonson e nuiirr _
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lolieitzzsnlor x;0;l;l BDU* °l mn*
- HONEY T0 LOAN
aliaiost daily by Sleame
sc ooners. __ d sawhid
The SCh00fler G13 Y Nev; We insist on your examining the °%ual-
nn Is now on Way f|0m _
york with a carsl? Of Anthbacéfe
Coal if you require am’ lil" Y
tenclus y0“f °'d°' and iiatliighi
or delivery will b°.‘“" ° I
vessey lwhile ¢\iscl1af8l¥l8“t l°"°°t
ponible prices.
Biiiitein Bell & C0
wh°i¢`¢|.e‘i& Retail Coal Dealers
*png Dominion Coal O0. Ltd.
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Coal C03' fi. _ - ` I ~ f ,£5
As t_he cold igealgegeelstoaliz .  l
lfii'§i`°l`$'i“ il.‘l‘2‘§ iiiod Sfwk °f I'
coal laid in for the winter. __ _ . £ 1
We have a supply 0l;_°"§°sf,§‘t_ ‘_ '
°i‘r“.”.°.'.s:.“.!.i.‘;"..°:.‘..i';.i  'lil i
i‘l-‘1-?»--ine  “:““;::s Q llllllll 5
Very stylish, comfort-
able fitting and of neat
appearance, a splendid
value at $3.50 per pair.
Alley & Co.
A Queen Steert
For Sale
Silver Black and Cross Eoxes
Three Silver Black-and nineteen
Crosses. These Foxes are from
the Yukon and are very da_rk and
large. Any one interested in pur-
chasing any or the whole lot of
these animals, at a low _figure can
call or communicate with
MR. C. If. FAULK.
Victoria Hotel,
Ch’Town,
P. E. Island
6152-10-22M3l.
, 
Home Decorating
You cant be comfortable at
home with dingy walls and ceil-
ings, any more than you could
with shabby clothes in public.
We are Painters and Decorators
and would like to renovate that
room you overlooked earlier in
the season.
Phone 280-L
me I I
Island City Painting Co
203Kent Street
ity of fuel that slides down your me
Plenty of dost slag and kliuliers means
money thrown away.
lf you want to
Save Money on Coal
our yard will help yo i. Clean height
ooel at the right price.
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. . . _ alan
“ent in Montslile.
be obtained in Soutia ntl. A.
quet's. gb.
B. McLeod will conduct the 'regular
service ln St. James Presbyterian
Church, Souris, next Sabbath evening.
Oct. 25th, at the usual hour.
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. .°|'l’ PAYS to buy in this Province.
*T GORDON IVE! is Guar
_:rue uionume ow-oimeen
Pac-
.n _
..‘BT. JAMES' CHURCH.-» Rev.A.
The annual Field Day sports of St.
Dunstan's College took place on‘Wed-
nesday the 21st. on the college track.
ln spite of the fact tsat the track was
very heavy, owing t the rain of the _
previous day, the time made in the
several events was particularly good.'
ln the evening an excellent concert
was given by the College Glee Club.
The different numbers were carried
out most successfully and were re-
peatedly encored. The following is
the programme: Plano Solo. Mr.
Ward, Victrolo Selection. Vocal Solo
Mr. P. McQuaid. Vocal Solo, Mon-
sieur Guy. Distribution of Prizes,
Plano Solo, Mr. Ward. Vocal Solo. _
al Solo, Mr. H. 0'Neil. Vocal Solo. Mr.
Canada, God Save the King.
LISTS OF EVENTS. SENIOR. f _ ____
Shot Put, lst Prize donated by E.
A. Foster. G. Morrlsey-- 26.9."
Throwing Baseball, lst Prize, Base-
ball Glove, Carter & Co., L. McMillan
-248". '
440 Yards dash, lst Prize, Pair
Gloves, Jas. Paton & Co., A. Sinnott,
-Time 56 sec.
Broad Jump. 1st Prize, Safety Raz-
or, Stanley, Shaw & Peardon, E. Mc-
Lellan, 15'10".
Hop, Step and Jump, lst Prize, Cuff
Links, G. H. Taylor, L. McLellan,
35.5".
Half Mile Run, lst Prize. Sweater,
National Clothing Store. A. Sinnott-
Time 2.19 sec.
One Mile Run, lst Prize, Sweater,
Moore & McLeod, R. Smith.- Time,
5.20 sec.
100 Yard dash, lst Prize, Medal, W.
W. Wellner, F'. Kelly, 10% sec.
220 Yard dash, 1st Prize, Pocket
Book, G. E. Hughes. F. Kelly.-Time
25 sec. _
High Jump, 1st Prize, Shaving Mug
and Brush, Reddin Bros. J. Praught,
4 7" `
Kicking Football, lst Prize, Pipe,
The Two Macs, R. Brown. 102.7".
Best all Round Athletic, lst, Prize,
Three Legged Race, 1st Prize, Jack
F. Kelly
.` JUNIOR EVENTS.
Hop, Step and Jump. 1st Prize, (Tuff
Liusks. McLellan Bros. L. McKenna,
32. ".
100 Yords dash, lst. Prize, Pal'
Sneakers, Alley & Co.. J. Butler,
12 secs.
Broad Jump. lst., Prlzc, Pair Snea-
kers, Morris & Smith, H. t)'Neil,
15.4". ~
Three Ltgged Race. 1st Prize, Jack
Knives, Crabbe & Rogers, T. Hogan
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' The Provincial Government cnum-
: .
Mr. R. Finol, Victrola Selection. Voc- ‘ 584
W. Curran. Quartette. “'I`enting". Ol
..°0Nl CENT per word each ln-
sertion for advertising ln this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
..'Tl-IE BAZAAR at St. Mary's Con-
vent, Souris. will take place on Oct.
28th and 29th. 6167-10-23m2l
- lux siiiisiiis
MR. MGCREADWS REPORT
_ Tvhel-following report has been sub-
mitted by Mr. J. E. B. McCready to
Silver Black Fox in the current
years:
eration of the foxes for this year is
nearly completed but not quite so.
The results are as shown in the follow-
ing table:
Silver Foxes (old)  ....1,-1.05
Silver Foxes (young)  . ..1,239
» 2.644
Cross F_0§9s__ (o_ld)_ . . . . . .
_ .  . 767
Cross Foxes (young)   555
` 1,32
'Rea Foxes (uid) . . . . . . . . . .
._ :sos
Red Foxes (young) .. . . . .
.. 276
2
,Blue Foxes ((0ld)  .. 35
iBlue Foxes (youug).. .. . .. 2
The following table shows it coin-
parison with last year andthe move-
ment of foxes during the year:
1914
2.644
1,322
584
1913
.....l.,602
._ 565
 831
.. .. 50
 130
3,178
Silvers . . _
Crosses . . . . . .
. .
Reds . . . . ._ _
Blues  
Uuclassed . . . _ . .
4,587
Increase Decrease
.. ..1,042 . . . .
._
_ 757 . . . .
._
.. . .... 247
Silvers . . . . . . . .
. _
Crosses 
Reds  .
Blues . . . .
..
Unclessed 
I3
130
1,799 390
390
Net Increase .. . . . . . .
..1,409
it is to he noted that ,nere was a
considerable exportation both of sil-
ver and red foxes during the year.
while there was a large importation
of foxes, mainly from western Can-
ada. .
The natural increase, young foxes
born and reared this year, was in sil-
vera 1.76 per pair; in crosses 1.55: in
reds 1.8 per pair. There were only two
young blue foxes reported. The aver-
age increase por pair over the whole
lndustry was slightly larger than last
year. '
The vaulation' ot' young silvers was
almost the same ,this year as last
$4,885.33 as against $4,889.66 last
year. This is considerably under tlio
lselling price, which is practically the
same as last year. Prices are holding
very firm, notwithstanding the war.
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and T. Bagan. ,_ The sworn total value oi’ the youn
B00; Rage, 15; Prize, Cap, S, A_ foxes reared this year is $6.577,586, o
Mcpongid, A_ M¢;|)0ng1¢1_ which $6,056,190 represents silver fox-
440 Yard dash, 1g; Prize, Cong es and the balance represents the
Sweater, Prowse Bros, H. Duffy, 1.4 Cheaper crosses and reds. The l;0V-
ge¢s_ ` ernment will get $65,000 this yea
wiieei Barrow rises. ist Prize, Box from the 1 per cent wx on value of
Chocolates, T. white, W. Mcouliland young foxes-
J, Hughes, The effect of the war and the con-
Hlgh Jump, 15; Prize, ini; \,\f¢1|_ sequent financial disturbance was to
Fivg and Ten Cen; Sm;-9, |1_ MCUOH. check investment and to render some
old, 4.2". purchasers of option unable to coni-
Pptaig mice 15; P;-iz ~4w,.a|_L-r, L_ plete their purchase and take deliver
J. Reddlii, E. Cahill. . n
Best All Round Athletic, ist Prize, many Cases an extension of time has
Fountain pam Q w_ p,,¢_¢¢,.s0n_ A_ been given to such purchasers but in
Sinnott and F_ Kelly and drawn by no case, so far as l am informed ha
F Keuy_ the purchase price been reduced.
' The conditions just alluded to hav
1 W5! °“|"’d °l RUUUWBT-1° 9°” ll! equal to those ot' last year, if the
D! IUNARWB UNIMENT» young foxes had been taken ovcr by
Hall ax. ANDREW KING. are not usually paid until after the
Markham Ont. O. B. BILLING. annual meetings of the companies
1 was oured of Rheumatic Gout. by November. but a number of companies
MIIIARITB LINIMENT. have already paid dividends of' 10 per
1 yu ein-ed nf Acute Bronehnlg by lections are all iii. These payments
MINARWB LINIMENT, have tended to stimulate inquiry and
|,1°,.(*(}\,_ 0, CREW BEAD, Sgr investment and there is a distinctly
u, better feeling in regard to the future
...British Cough Cure gives the very '_ _ -
best results. ll. will give immediate g_‘;icfgx";':_l:i,,i;:r)€har°d by hwesmls m
relief and always effects a cure. Pre- ' '
pared and sold at 25c per bottle by
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. _
PHOTOGRAPHY N
Good work prompt delivery nn md Y" "I" A ns mm'
.’ . Basra tho I '. __ _
moderate rices _ (  l
p ill'
nu: Acorn sruoio, souiiis “"“‘ °°‘ _
__‘1;i_¢i_tt_x_i;ewEramlng dspt._ln eonoui io
""_“"'“""”"”"”” Charlottetown Steam
Time Table Navigaiioii__co., no.
S.  *uemmsnclng Monday, the lst of June,
Rocky Ponzi* FERRY
Leave Ch"l‘own. Leave Rock! P'-i
7.80 8.00
8.80 A. M. 9.00 A. M.
_ 0.80 “ I.0..00 “ '
11.00 " 11.30 "
1.80 P. H. 2.00 P. K.
2 so “ 8.00 " __
also
s.oo ~°
9Ȥ9
seas
= 5°?
Fa
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f
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Q of the young foxes in September I
s
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had their effect fn delaying and some-
what reducing dividends of this year.
The dividends earned were about
the purchasers and paid for. Dividends
' °--~' ‘ which are usually held in October and
cent to 50 per cent with promise of a
Lekellsld, Que., Oct.. I, 1007 further dividend later when their col-
of the industry than was apparent
some weeks ago after the first shock
of war. There is no other lndustry or
enterprise -'in Canada which will this
'_°"°""" '_' year pay anything like the returns
0173 l0123M3l  R A
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BTIAMIR NORTHUMBIRLAND
leaves Charlottetown for Plctou, N.
B., Daily, (except Sunday) at 8.20
o'olook a. m., leaving Plctou on re-
turn about 4.00 p. m. Connections
made at Pictou for all points in
Nova Scotia.
STEAM!!! IMPRE88
Leaves Summersiue for Polnt-du
“ 4.00 Chene, N. B., Daily (except Sunday)
,$.80 " about 10 o’clock a. ni., leaving Point-
du-cliene on return about 4.30 p. in.,
IUNDAY ‘
10.00 A. Il.
i.oo P. M.
2.20 "
0.00 
I.
G W. WAKEFORD.
connecting with express trains for
Charlottetown and Tignlsli. Connec-
tions made et Pointdii-Chene for all
meta in Canada end the United
e i
The following is r. iist of com~
panies which have paid dividends on
account. Most ot these companies
expect to ‘ pay additional dividend
later:
Cash dividends declared and alrea-
dy paid as posted in the office of the
Canada Fox Exchange.
p. c.
Spring Park  .10
(More soon)
Prince Albert 
_ (More soon)
Rayner International . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .
. . . . . .
. .. . . . . . . .Declared 40, paid 20
lt. J. McNeill Co....casli 50, stock 50
Provincial . . . . . . . .
_.paid 40, more
later. '
Rayner Stouehurst Silver
Fox Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Rayner Clarke & Harlow
Fox Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
B. l. Rayner. West Gore,
N. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
. .paid 200
. paid 20
..paid 105
Black Prince Fox Co . . . . . . .
..paid 50
Pure Canadian ....cash. 50. stock 35
General Fur Farms. Ltd . . . .
..paid 12
(E>1l>0Cl- £0 pay 12 p. c. more soon)
Mount Edward . . . . . . . . . . . .
..paid 10
(With additional 10 p. c soon)
Murray Harbor . . . . . . . . . .
..cash 30
(More soon)
Upton __._._.;_,_.__,;__.m._,__._. . . . . . .
..ciish, 10
(More soon)
Westmoreland Silver &
Patch Co. . . . .
..cash, 35, stock, 70
Silver Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..cash, 15
(Added three pairs)
Crapaud Fox Company . . . .
..cash, 40
Willow Hill Fox Co. 35 per cent cash
New London Fox and imrni Lands,
Ltd., 200 per cent. cash, and more
later.
_Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 110
Dundas . . . .
..300 cash and 200 stock:
Seal Rlvcr....    _.lu
Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . 30
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llr. Chase is
_lilo Stranger
K
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IN THIS HOME-RECEIPT ISO()
AND MEDICINES KEPT AT HAN
ALL THE Tllllli.
There is no better safeguard a-
gainst disease and sutiering than
' c . t t
majority of homes llr. Chasc's Kid
,ney-Liver Pills are constantly kept
at hand, because iiiey quickly tiwak-
en the action of iiver, kidneys and
bowels, and cure the most common
ills of life.
Mrs. Thos. Smith, Jamestown,
Ont‘., writes:-"Dr, Chase is no
stranger in our home, for we hiive
two of his Receipt Books in the
house. My father and my 1iusband's
futher each had onc, and I have been
familiar with it ever since I can re-
‘member. It was only natural that
we should use the Kidney-Iiiver Pills
und we found them so satisfactory
in regulating the digestive system
and curing the common ills of life
thai; we always keep them on hand.
Many a time these pills have saved
me much suffering and prevented ser-
ious disesse. We also keep the Oint-
ment in the house all the time."
A
from Charlottetown for Bos
ton via Hawkesbury and Hali-
fax every Friday at noon
For further information apply
to
JAS. CARRAGhER,
Agent
Charlottetown
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ciwaoiku cov ‘NM ear nairwavs
INTERCOLON IAL
pniiscs Eowsno isuuuo nv
Through Service to Quebec
and Montreal - _
OCEAN LIMITED leaves daily
2.20 P. M.
MARITIME EXPRESS leaves
daily except Sunday 9.40 P _M.
and Point du Cliene, bv tram
leaving Chirlotteiown 7.35 A. M.
Sleeping and Dining Car Ser-
vice Unrivalled.
6067-15-16Mtf.
.. r - 'v  "1
good cntliartic medi ine In the prcaii    p. E* l_
Women Look Well When
they escape the saliow skin, the pimplw, Black.
heads, facial _blemishes due to indigestion or bilious-
ness. At times, all women need help to rid the
System of poisons, and the safest, surest, most
convenient and most economical help they find in
B Pi i.i.s A '=
This famous family remedy has an excellent tonic effect i-.pr '~
the entire system. It quickly relieves the ailments cause.
by defective or irregular action of the organs of digesticx,
headache, backachc, low spirits, extreme nervousness.
Punfying the blood, Beecham’s Pills improve and
Clear The Complexion
The directions with every box are very vnlnablr-especially to women.
Pr2_ar¢d only by Thomas Beecham, Sr. Helena. lnrnranhim. England.
ld everywhere in Canada and Ll. S. /‘.r'.'i':ri:n. |'\ boxes, 25 centa_
,i
V ' - "T f_'_ ' W -f' ' 3
i Wanted
3 Female Cross foxes,
from 60 p. c. up. Island
bred preferred.
10 acres of land, good
buildings, suitable for fox _
ranch.
FOR SALE:
l Class B female.
l Good Driving- Horse.
I _ Write us for Prospectus of the Anglo-American
I Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
A The Farm Stock 3 Fox
l_ Head Ofiice 36 Queen St. Charlottetown
Phone 485 5*, 0, Box 4
if-  5 2--4
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 36th P. E. I. Light Horse  
An effort is to be made to recruit in this Pro-
vince one Squadron at war strength (149 of all ranks)
for overseas service with the 2nd. Contingent.
As several months must necessarily be spent in
'fri `»"~i’1- <\‘.s=. 3: sm
¢-_.»
PL   previous military training. I,
training, applications will not be limited to members
fi of this regiment, but will be open to all P. E. Island-
-* ers ot suitable age and physique with or without
.>~
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} This will probably be the last opportunity fir ,
' the formation of a distinct l’. E. Island unit for »l'.
'l` he S. S. “Halifax” sails _» _ __
.- OV€l‘S€aS SCTVICC. ._
Application may be made to:--
i
v
 Major J. A. Stewart, (Union Kd.) _
‘ O. C. “A” Squadron. ‘
. Major T. H. E. Inman, (Summerside) "
0. C. “B” Squadron.
or to the undersigned
A. E. Ings, Lieut. Col.
0. C. 36th, P. E. I., L. H.
W. C. Cooke, Captain and Adjutant,
(Charlottetovi n)
6150.10-22.\l ii
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FALSE ECONOMY OF CHEAP SPECTACLES
af t’ »' ' '
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Connection via Summerside _.  -._ ,__  l _ , ,__ 3
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Sigli_t_ is loo preci_:us to trifle with. \\'hi-ii ihuyinirspectnclcs buy n good pair. We use perfect
lcnscs_ l hey__Cu_;1_t___a lilllir rrinrv tian llic ctimiricncr kinds. hul thc difieieiicc in romfoit in worth
l ‘ i C ~ in HC".
mi-inytimcs i_ cren __ p _
Eyes examined sfientilicslly.
’A.NADlA N '
|  Fi _
FALL EXCURSIONS
TO
I BosToN
l $18.00
| From Charlottetown
Tickets on Sale until Oetober 3lst
GOOD FOR THIRTY DAYS
riioia ons or rssus
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W. D HOW IRD, D. P. A., C. ll..
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Sailiflgs international Line
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Friday: at 9.0.is. ni. mi Lubes. Eaatpon, Fori-
snrl and Bosioxi.Reiiirning.‘et\-ea Cenirel Wharf
Boston, 9.00 n. in. Monday. Wednesdays ani
Fridays for Portland, IEIRNH. Lubaclnd 8'.
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lei-_vee Franklin vllierf Portland Tuesdays
riiiifedeya and-Saturdays at 6.00 p. ui., for New
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