ttit: stjxday orrGOXTAX romxA!af oecembek is, idis. "
JIBES AT GOVERNOR
ANGER DEMOCRATS
flood River Countr portion cf the -I
Iambi Invar IlKhxr. lnclod!n
Li
etratrne of th rout between It
Muliiwiuh Couolr lni and tb station
or Vl-nlo on the O.-W R. .V lia. a
roBjuH loiT by County Court Clerk
Knt f.loamaaer. has been l:.JIJ2J.
1 ti sum ti countr h4 spool
: for nnr bafor a bond
io of t:j.e a rarrlad. feasor to
8',
1 ' .irL
4 atV .B
lerma of loinntr maSe th people I
I or llo4 luvr Countr la consideration I
or otln th to4 lu. . Hansoo use
adraorad for payment ot construction
work t.-a iaa of III Ml M. IMl being
Boise Mayor Has Fight cn His
Hands When Police Raid
Private Residences,
tko eo.t otir IS bond Isau.
la Countr Cera rhoamafcer compi
lation) nut tartuH'4 tbo coat ol !!
In track or th ..W. R. N. Com- I
poor at Un4r Craok aad tha con-
structto of fear alone lha corn-
JEWELERS SI.VCE 1668 J J Ji if
Nv Washington and Park fjr 1111
'' REPUBLICAN PRESS BUY F
ttl.CTLO. 4
Jmcror ,r i:prtr4 to Join
rrtr A-la and o to Pwt
Own TW-krt la rrtmerlea
tor Male Offk-va,
-tSr. MiV. ro. II tKpariat V
Ta0 P. Taylor. ,.( Auditor.
. aavretary to lioimr llama an J of
if last "eeate. nob nar4 la t"
HUJr b ii at raMrt. na
.' kacaa th euCitii'icr rmnitn fr R-P'aStu-aa
aint lnrair Ateian-ier.
War of la artiele from hi pea kara
a.'rejy ereearef in trie reentry pro.
The t"ct tla ibirt'lrr ef II cam
faisn Kpubii.-n will roa4uct. L a.
er ft(m I of Uairrnor
'italr far in.r-arc taxation la
to stst In feo of M pfnin thai
lm oti no re.tjee.i. The jfrna
ar?r4 for too ipiornnf I. that tne
tatea. if mi'. are d-j 10 tie ettrav-ax.e.-a
of tn C"at (nmn.'lceri In
riiliei heavy liii to mt county
-.
It Bow evtrfant tNat many of tht
rTe,ceaiv will rrt-irn to ta party
If tney ara aiaurel f-t thar are w.
coma aa-1 mar kao a vole la lb
arty'a munct'a.
At th le.t cnr olactton Prv-a-r.iaa
r nr!. a ! of K.lll for
f'tta Auditor aiwt ! M f-r tftatr can-
1 ot for Ooamor. Ttm party
eritn is Traata4 r rot.
Wooao mr o ao Tfc-kaf.
tt I dnbtftil If thm rro;rtilr
arr attrmpta tn out a tlckat la tha
"It f-x" tlo eatt rr:mrr r-npili.
Ktf rKirmn nipn I mii to to
f r a comptn orranit!nn. (ikr rr-
raalr rartr Ia4r ara Altil It
If raeorta rorloiJ hrro am ctw!.
T.i Iniwritii- Frtr haa "M tha
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a, A. Hr4ka4.
TIt4JtV'K. tr. Iw. II
t.tria ) tt. A. Brodhrad. wha
w. tt.tt wk alartcd laor ot
Ttttamook. baa takaa a Iltalr I"
trl in tha city'a affairs. llnc
rn of tha moat procrro!r cltl
!" for nubli: iropromnt
l'ndr h!a admtniatratlon a now
Cttr IUII la bain arcctaj. Thu
la tha turd tlcna that Mr. ftrod
haad kaa boon a!ct4 Mayor of
Tillamook and ba baa aarrad aa
Counrttmaa a turner ot tlmem.
oony'a rlcht of way. Katlmata of thl I
coal ara pUrad at aptroiimt:y
mmEz REPUBLICANS SEEK Ml
I'wicwfn aiartxf aa a non-rrtian on
tha rommiaatoa VOTarnrnnt platform.
I l t.ta rar(o mada br Corra t F!rb.
of Lawiatoa. tSat an attampt ajaanvorfa
; t' ptr poftr po:i:l.-a at tha ntil
of tha Narthwajt lJrtock Eipoottien.
whan apaakar rWi.-u;l tha Ooramor
! Mr. 8b waa tho naronal rapraaanta
. tia of ta chief ciaoaitv at tha baa-
'iat.
aa Drawn Ftro.
Tha llvaatsrk iM manararranl
tRarli from any attamnt t ni
ohti--a at tha bnaqtat. Tka tlcht
, In ramarka aaUd to baaa aaan lr--t.l
( aain.t t.ia chiaf tarurlr war Drawn
,. b; aiarctao ef th ttato on tha
S t 'l-l.a appropriation bill for tka llr.
t aeorlt ). Mr. Crby lltad to tha
ramark la aitaarn one.! tho paakara
J warn throuh. m ba lclard lha
f'Saa tfiractal at tha Coramor rama
. frana '! poUtW-tan"; that ha bad
no ano!otan t maha for tha rhlaf or--ttiaa.
who. bo dartarad. had livad Bp
to a! preniaa ef aronomy and waa an.
tit'a-i t rrpa.'t.
Tha it rartr-t aheit Mayor Ttob
tnaon baa feaan rallad ofT. H-ra ha
had miiil'mt.'H prtrataaida raa-
.an4.a ut Dutaaa man roao in arm
and cir-u!ata.t a Tya'l pat'tion to
.whv thay ebtalnod 35 fiamaa. Than
( a cnmpcomlaa commlttoa brousht both
fa-,ona teafrar.
Tba Marcr ard f rail off prtvac
drto tlra and to rptj.'ta ramark
"ada at a maa m'allfic of Ma barkar
to tha afrat tka ranll movamant waa
atarra. by tha -!.-) and IItiot latar-aa.-
Tbia at!pnrtlon waa t-r ratt
na.i br raatt ntw.i.t Thar atan ir
polntad a commlttao to Inraatlrata
rharsaa a!nat mamhara of ha pollra
farra wh bad baan oiYatad. to aa In
laryfaw Mayor Rohlnaon uri ho Will
coatmuo to aaforco tha law.
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WEST SIDE ROAD POPULAR
rarifkc Illchway la D Improved
l"arthrr by Coantlr.
rjIJ.'. rr . iw. II 4iipvt.i
Tha l:t Hido ractflo IHchoay will not
oaporwaco mack tourist trns( call
'. ! tap ara takan to Irn
prova tka ruad. t-urio tha pt aa
on pr--tlca:iy a! tba tr ttwaa
Tortaad and otbra Offna lawn
wa o'-ar tba Waat t!i4 II ibwa
thranfk Nawtar. McMlnaylTla. rtla.
ortalii, Monro. Junction Cttr and to
'. lt! tha completion of tha
tUc-Tlard rood tho Kni m lltcb
way la la aacciisat coadltion. Thla waa
tha last link of l roadway batweaa
ortlaad rut Kiftta Tho Couolr
Court of Waahinxtna. Tamhul and
Tolk cniB!!a will ions bat tha blrb
war wil markad nrifn aicnboard. Ta
ountr touft or Polk County nlao 10
tand to i-npro ta rail, fm'.ia City
and Mtx road to Newport.
xonm tottio povmcut hold
I OIK -T. tT AT ttBHTOV
rarty la tXrtrraalavd ta WTIret .Xnat
Carrnr and l-aalalatat Taro)
aaro Arw Mrntloaod.
lamriaTO.V. Iahow !. 11. Sp
etaLr Republican ef North Idaho ara
dtrmad to st tostbr IA ordar
hat to alata will bar a Rpoblcan
Uoraor nod Larflilaturo at Ita ait
aatoa. ot only ara tba Northrn
liapubiican daiiron of harlm aa
lanit rprfttattoa from thla part
of tbo atata. but tbay ara of a Ball
In tha deair to p!ac a Kapublicaa la
lh Uoyroor'a Chair, racardiaaa ot tha
oction of tba atata from wblca b
coma.
It la nra!ly charfod by tha trad
er of lb rrorla and Republican
partlr thai Oovtrnor Moaa Al
andar a admlnlatratlon ha baa n an
atlafactory. Thar any that appropria
tion that wr moat vital bay boa a
reload: that h baa not reduced tho
tat las; thai whll ho admiu tba
f'aaibility of railroad coasectl&al
North and Vouta liaho. bo la dome
Bothm toward brlnclns about con
(trnrtioa a b promiaad laat iiprln.
TSt la ao quaation. boweyer. but
that Uovernor AUaandcr will bo Doeao
rratic candldat to ucco4 blmaoif at
tb next actioa.
Tb Republican aro still raatloc
about for a tnaa who can lead tbeir
party to victory and amona tbo wb
haa ba tuenlloood are: II V
r,yt. of American lall: Captain
Pan, ef Boia. and Oaorx C. Crum. of
laaliloa. Tba laadtn llhta of tb
Repabllcaa party In Norta Idaho beld
a lovo feast at 1 wist on daring l4o
(orb nbow week.
. W. Part, of American Talla. baa
announced tt candidacy for tha (or
raorshtp on tb Republican ticket and
ha started a campln la hi o
behalf tbrousbout th tat
Adult Win Prraarrtlnr Debate.
CXNTRALtA. Wash.. Doc- 1 1. (Spe
cial.) -Koaoivod. lb at tba United
0fatea should adopt a preparedness
piaa whirk will ca-l for Govornraent
control ot munition factor!, a half
million rttiaon amy and a much lar-r
Navy, w a tT aubjoct or a obata at
Doty Taursday oixht between tbro
members of the Doty rrnl-Tacbf
Atsocletiua and tbre htb echool pu
pil. Tb latter wr Ilnbert dhamMy
Vena Colemaa and Kull Abbr. Tb
aasoclatlon was represented by Mis
Ha Kslbo. Mr. Duplies and Mr.
AMy. Tb latter arsued tba affirma
tive '! of tbo questloa and war
awarded tb decision.
MINERAL COMPANY FORMS
lae-orpoTnttoi to lr-yrlnp Aahtaad
prinxa Itaa f I 0.000 Capital.
ArUNT Pr. Doe. II lUsx-ul)-
"'' Xadford part lea will
develop Itth'a aprin here on proper
ties adjacent to tb rlts mineral
waerre.
ArtK-Iaa ef Inoorporatloa of lbs rom.
rad'r mineral sortnea were ttlad at
otar. rapttaMsad at lloo.eo. A
DT'nxhene and bottlins: plant has bean
ereete-l and In ad-lltion to pavilion fea
ture th waters will bo bottled lor x.
ert
H0QU1AM SCHOOL HAS BAND
1 a drat nrtraalxatlAO) Intnwil fndrr
I'lrrc-tloa of Warrra Dallon.
n3CTA. VVa.h, De. iSy.
at. V TVarron t"tton. director ef the
!:ikr band of this city and last yr
pnaclpai of one of tb city a-rad
s-noois. and J. :et. a masaher or tb
:! band, hay andartahea th or
iiih.o of a baad In the tlo-iuiem
irirb y-boot.
Tbl ta tho "rat lima a band hae tean
anied In tfta o Mh s hol r.
"'tsL conifrd on of the bt band
director on Ory Harbor. w: direct
tb Bear orcaniaatloa.
592,313 USED OH HIGHWAY
If oral rtlvrr County ttlrnalo YAorW
ow Co I am Ma I'onle.
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lricMLI Allbousa a reeident
ot IN city only II months and !l
oas-IUrl J. lu Lx was (lected
Major ef Mablon la the recent
alaction. J. M. Nelson and T. R.
Rldaway were cboaea Council
sea and A. C. Kmltb. Traa surer.
Mr. Uuta ram her from Or-
on City. H - naad In th
mercantile buelnee and la one of
the most prosrraaive younx; men
of th city. M b taken artlv
pM in ail nvie ma liars and woa
(root popUrl:y.
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We want you to know this great jewelry store better. We want jou to come in and examine our
merchandise and let us tell you of our methods. In justice to yourself you should give the mat
ter of buying jewelry your most careful attention. Take your time about it no hurry. It does not matter so
much when you are buying something for temporary use, but when you are buying something you expect to
be used and admired for years to come, you want something you won't have.to apologize for or "explain" about.
Yon should bare ooraething made by a reliable maker and bought from a reliable house. Do not be deceived by cheap imitations
of dependable jewelry and silver; do not be convinced that you can get something for nothing; do not believe that any jeweler can
sell dependable jewelry any cheaper than we can. Come in and let us prove to you that the Feldenheimer plan is the plan for you.
Remember that the Feldenheimer plan is the synonym of honesty and fair dealing. The delighted throngs of Christmas shoppers
who have filled our store the past week prove our conviction that men and women alike appreciate our careful service.
A Catalog" of Gift Suggestions
From the Northwest's Finest Jewelry Store
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Diamonds
,1771 Wonderful is
ine amount
lasting pleas
ure involved in
such a gift
the certainty
of quality
guaranteed by
the Felden
heimer name
back of the jewel the originality
and exclusiveness of the platinum
mounting and a gift with all
these splendid points at a won
derful reasonableness of price.
Feldenheimer Diamonds are dif
ferent and you can buy with per
fect confidence.
Diamond Solitaire Rings, $10 to
S3500.
Diamond Cluster Rings, $30 to
$600.
Diamond Ear Tins, $20 to $800.
Diamond Brooches. $20 to $1500.
Diamond Circle Brooches, $50
to $400.
Diamond Lorgnettes, $50 to $600.
Diamond Sautoir
Chains, $250 to $600.
Diamond Flexible
Bracelets, $45 to $1400.
Diamond and Plati-
'num bracelet Watches,
J475 to $750.
Diamond Ear Rings,
$35 up.
Diamond Slides for
Velvet Neckbands,
$150 tin.
Diamond Necklaces, $30 to
$1200.
Diamond Pendants, $5 to $2000.
Diamond Scarf Pins, $1 to $500.
Diamond Rings for men, $100 to
$1500.
Diamond and Platinum Cuff
Links, $10 to $75.
Na-
Cameos and
Brooches
Cameo Brooches
$3.50 to $175.00.
Newest things in
platinum and gold,
with pearl, sap
phire and other precious stone set
tings, $5.00 to $150.00. Dainty
creations to suit every taste and
every pocketbook.
Sterling Silver
The highest qualities only.
Sugar Spoons $1.50 to$2.50
Butter Knives $2.25 to $4.50
Cheese Servers $1.00 to $2.25
Pie Servers $2.50 to $9.00
S-pc. Carving Sets... $7.50 to $18'
Game Shears $6.00 to $9.75
Leg o' Mutton Holders $6.75 to $10
Salad Sets $5.00 to $25.00
Mustard Spoons $1.00 to $2.00
Lemon Forks 65 to $1.75
Unusual
Novelties
A pleasing line of enamel ar
ticles, such as puff boxes, clocks,
, cigarette cases, pencils, thermome
ter cases, Dorine powder boxes,
salts bottles, perfume bottles, tat
ting shuttles, etc, etc.
Hand-hammered sterling silver
ware cigarette cases, vanity
cases, Dorine cases, picture frames,
etc., very new and most popular.
Auto toilet sets in sterling sil
ver, very compact, a dainty and
unusual novelty.
Sterling car ticket holders.
Sterling pipe cleaners and other
new and unusual things too nu
merous to mention. Come in and
look them over. .
Clocks and Watches
An elegant assortment of clocks
for halls, dining-rooms, drawing
rooms, etc.
it
$2.00 to $8.00
$1.25 to $2.75
$2.00 to $2.75
$1.75 to $4.50
Cold Meat Forks
Olive Spoons. . . .
Pickle Forks. . . .
Sugar Tongs. . ..
Tea Spoons, set $4.00 to $8.25
Dessert Spoons, set $9.00 to $13.25
Table Spoons, set. $13.75 to $22.00
Soup Spoons, set $10.50 to $15.00
Coffee Spoons, set $3.00 to $6.00
Orange Spoons, set $8.00 to $13.50
Also a tremendous showing of
Sheffield Plate Gorham and Reed
and Barton Silverware.
Grandfather Clocks ... $75 to $350
Drawing-room Clocks. .$10 to $ 75
Dining-room and Bedroom
Clocks $3.00 to $50.00
Watches of every standard make
in gold filled and solid gold for
gentlemen and ladies, $5 to $500
Exclusive agents for the world
famous Patek Philippe watches.
Our guarantee of satisfaction
stands back of every purchase.
COLLEGE fLAQCXt Ahandsome
brons mounted on wooden shield, rep
rrsenUnc all principal eollva and
universities. Nothing could please
your colleg-e friend mora. lie-C nn
duced to. )J.UU
CT BOWLS Very popular. A polished
wooden bow U wlrh anvil mount- tt Cft
ed In center and hammer cracker OtiSU
Sterling Hat Pins
These handsome pins in sterling sil
ver make excellent gifts. They have
the appearance of much higher priced
articles.
15c, 25c, 5Qc
Sterling and Genuine
Ivory Toilet Ware
We are showing this year an unusual
assortment of this beautiful ware
many patterns in engine-turned, ham
mered silver and etched ware are
shown exclusively by us.
Persons Living Out of the City May Order by Mail
With the Assurance of. Perfect Satisfaction
OPEN' EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
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TCLcrnosE liej wAiniciTo.t
MOILD RtUCU BOOK.
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Pacia rosapaa Etlaato xao.ouo
laatraaaoata la fee at tae
Preaoat Tlaaa.
OLTilPIA. Vuh, Dec. XI. (Special.)
That eooush telephone wire la used
by the I'acinc Telephone Telegraph
Company la Washlntoa. to maae a
ronnaetlon with tho moon and take
eoyerai tarns about both tna eartn
and ( satellite Is shown by
ouantltr statistic compiled from th
report ef public service commission
engineer who are completing; ins
valuation of Bell telephone property
in tbia alata.
Not countln: about leoo mile or wire
In -drone or connection oetweon
street wires and houses, the .Bell com
panies la Washington hay Jtl.Si
rail of tetrphon wire. The distance
from th earth to the moon la 2)1. ISO
miles. Of CM total wlr mil' 4j.4
mile are exchanse wires. 11J.7J1 mile
wlra In aerial cable. J .! miles In
underxrouo'l cable and 1121 miles la
submarine cfblrs. .
The racino Telphon aV Telesraph
Company own ouirlaht pole
and la part an additional ll.i.
Trsnrhes Sua for underground cable
loial I.ej4.: feet, or nearly :o0 mile.
Tbee slatlslirs aro all up to th be
Xlnolnx of ll. to which data the
inventory has been brouxht. At this
time there were lOj.tll -station or
separate telephone In th tate. or one
for earn II of population a shown by
tb last census. Additions atnc that
date and station ot other cotnpaal.
It I estimated, will brtna; th present
total for tb state to approximately
t0. .
son. a prominent rancher, were held
Wednesday. Sir. Wlllsoa was born
Uornlnr Sun. la.. February 7, 1171
lie came to this valley In 1901 and
settled near Prosser. Seven years xo
he married Sadie Jackson, and to this
union three children were born. Paul,
Denira and Howard, all of whom sur-
rtve him. Besides his widow and chll
dren he is survived by three brothers
and two sisters, William Wlllson. ot
OkOamoha; Samuel Wlllson. ot Uediapo-
II. la.: D. T. Wlllson. or uranaview.
Wash.: Mrs. Martha Lupton. of Gales
burs-. ni, and Mrs. LJla McIUaaum. of
aforning- Sun. Ia.
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ECONOMY TICKET WINS OUT
Dayton Officials Propose to Reduce
Salaries of City Employe.
DATTOtf. Wash, Dec. 1L (Special.)
Tho omciat returns of the city elec
tion held In Dayton this week show
tho heaviest vote polled here In years
In any city election. The candidate
for Maror on th economy ticket, ur.
C H. Day. was elected by a majority or
170 votes, and A. !. Cahill, on the same
ticket, was eected for Councllman-at-
Larro. It- K. llimm, on the citixena
ticket, candidate for Prosecuting At
torney, won the rrestest majority of
any of bis party, with 1(0 votes over
his opponent.
The first of the year salaries or city
officials will be materially reduced, and
othsr drastic steps will be taken to cut
down tho taxes.
A. C. Wlllaoa Laid to Reef.
prtOfrivR. Wssh, Do. 11. M?-elail-ruBsral
eerrVce for JL, P. frlib
Roechnrjr Poor to lie Cared For.
KOSEBUrtO. Or, Dec 11. (Special.)
-The "Jeff" I th name of an or-
ranlxatlon formed here recently by a
number of younr men of the city to
provide for the "down and out-' prior
to tha Christmas holidays. Nearly
every business man In nosehurs; has
iotned th oriranlxatlon and It 1 be
lieved that several hundred dollar will
be ralee.i for distribution amons; the
poor. Tho women have arraased a
charity- ball, the proceeds from which
will ba arpllsd toward purchasing- sup
rlles Xer tho aeedx,
IDAHO BUILDING-IS SOLD
fleeOOO PROPKRTV AT FAIR BRIAGS
500 AS SALVAGE-.
Saa Dlesro. Chlcaso aad Keer Tork Ask
for Minis ST ExbJblt aad Display
May Be Sent to AIL
BOISE. Idaho, Dec. 11. (Special.)
Tha atata building that Idaho main
tained at the Panama-Pacific Interna'
tional Exposition has been sold for 1500
as salvage. . it cost 114.000. Commit
sloner Cslsek, who has been in charge,
believes that a good bargain was
driven, because the state saved the ex
pense of removing the structure.
The Legislature appropriated SI0O,-
000 three years ago and created a com
mission to supervise, the expenditure
of this sum in making a display at the
exposition. Tho commission will have
a surplus of between $9000 and 110.000
The mining exnmu win De saved in
tact and is considered the finest ex
hibit of its kind. The San Diego Ex
position management has requested the
exhibit be forwarded to that fair. The
state has not as yet taken definite ac
tion on the transfer, since the business
men of Chlcaso and New lork hav
asked to have the exhibit displayed in
both those cities.
It is believed here that the revival
evident in the mining Industry will re
sult in development of many enter
prises which have lacked capital to
place them on a dividend-paying basis.
For this reason it Is considered advisa
ble to five the exhibit as much adver
tising as possible, that those interested
n mining properties can be informed
as to the mineral wealth of Idaho.
Med ford Grand Army Camp Elects.
MFDFOJID. Or, De. 11. ( Special.)
At the regular meeting of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Post Jo. 47. this
week the following officers were elect
ed for next rear: Commander, (Jeorge
eievUi ylcs-.gmmaB.4er, & X. rintw,
Sr .: second,vlce-commander, F. M. Put
ney, Jr.; quartermaster, J. A. Caldwell
surgeon, C. B. Kent; chaplain, Hiram
Bender; officer of the day, Charles
Paul; patriotic instructor, J. T. Carpen
ter. The following delegates to the
state convention were named: Andrew
Jackson, A. E. Newman: alternate del
egates, L. IL Tucker and Alexander
TroudelL
Elma Shingle Mill to Be Moved.
ABERDEEN, Wash., Dec. 11. (Spe
ciaL) The Ping-Pong shingle mill
which has been operating near Elm
for 11 years, will move within the next
few weeks to a point in the North
River Valley, near the end of the O.-W.
R. & N. line. . The mill cuts 100,000
sh triples a day and employs 30 men.
Humphre js Seventy-seven
For Grip, Influenza,
Homeopathic medicines when prop
erly chosen go direct to the sick spot
without disturbing the rest of the system.
To get the best results, take "Sev
enty-seven" at the first feeling of a
Cold lassitude.
If you wait until you begin to
cough and sneeze, have sore throat
and influenza, it may take longer.
A small vial of pleasant pellets, fits
the vest pocket.
2.1c and II 00, at all druggists or mailed. I
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BAD
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ONE DOSE OF
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