The Oregon daily journal., February 14, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL. FORTLAND. THURSDAY - EVENING, PEBRUARY--14. 1507,-
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TOXIGHT-g AMTJBEafENTS.'
.-.'Til Doctor of Alrautara"
"It I WerJi.tu"
.,... ''Humaa Tlmirr
"l.n.l la Sitrta"
...."A Buacb of Kara"
Slcll,..
rlilk.T..
riuti.re
fcrar.
I. J i-la...
Gruud
VaDdeM.
v The funeral of C. H. McNtnea, who
died t bin horns in Ftrlsnd on tha
lount Scott Una. Mond&r, February 11,
irom blood poisoning, caused by a
oratcb on tha finger; waa held from tha
Kvanxellcal church, Kant Sixth and Eaat
AUrket streets yesterday afternoon.
Rev, 8. jl Blewert conducted tha serr
- lcea ,and the Orient lodie, No. IT, In
dependent Order of Odd j Fellow, at
tended. McName waa 40 yeare of age
nnd came to Portland from White Bul-
. taenia year and a half ago. " While har-
nothing a horse a week ago he scratched
v hla ftnirer allghtly and thought nothing
of the Injury until inflammation lnvolv
v lng his whole syatera set In, 11 leaves
. a family Of several children.
William H. Welsh, formerly a member
,of the local police department, but now
Reneral superintendent of tha Canadian
Detective bureau, with general offices in
Toronto, arrived In the city tbla tnorn-
on the way California, welsh.
who left here about 14 years ago waa
one of the moat popular officers, ever
and was busy this morning meeting old
f i lends. .. t v
.' "' ,
. The Pacific, Railway Navigation
company's line from HlUsboro to Tilla
mook will be printed In black ink on
' the next map of the Harriman linea In
. Oregon. By an error of the draftsman
the line waa placed la the advance proof
in red -ink, the color of the Harriman
.; linen, and a notation to -that effect on
the margin of the map was overlooked.
Penney Tlroe.' Friday Speetar.-Our
II. 50 grade of red and - white - Port,
Cherry, Tokay, Muscat and Sauterne
..' wines for tlr per gallon. Budweleer
beer; (160 per doaen quarts; $4.60 I. W.
?-Harper whiskey, at" 11.86 per' gallon.
Friday only. -, J71-381 - Eaat Morrison
. street. - Phone Eaat 287. Freer delivery,
Charlea Ford, a member of Fidelity
lodge. No, 4, Anolent Order Of United
Workmen, died at his home,' (It Weld
ler street, "after a lingering lllnesa,
,i ACunrlay, February 11. He was an old
, "settl. r of the east aide and had been in
the employ of tha paclfio Plates tele
l.honi .Ai -lelegraph .. company. -
' The trial of John Farrell for a statu
t"ryjatfensa involvlng-4-year-o1d Ea-
- ther R. Dixon waa called In Judge Cle
land's department of the circuit court
nt 1 o'clock this afternoon. ,f . Ross
-NValUve Is under Indictment for a. slm-
- lr rim-)le4 toy-have been cornmtt
td"ln connection "wUK the same child.
.. -- ... . .,
; - The : Portland chamber Of - commerce
, will furnish, on request, a number of
photographs of Portland, the Columbia
river and Oregon farm scenes, for use
In beautiful publication that I. being
prepared . by tha ... Matthewa-Northrup
works of Buffalo, advertising tha Pap
afiljto northwest. : ' , . '.'. V
The' North Coast Furniture Works
- f Hid articles of incorporation with the
Tnty. clerkjodajr RTj. Brtetow.tt.
M. Grant andOeorfr. K. K. Fltaher were
named aa the Incorporators. Tha capi
tal stock Is 116,000 .r7
' Portland Academy. The opening has
beii postponed until Monday, February
, 15. In the Interval the principal may
b. found at the Aloe from t a. m. till
II uv an from t to 4 p. tn. "'"T,'
Portland Academy. Tha opening has
been poetnoned until Monday, February
Si. .In the Interval tha principal may be
found at the office from a, m. to 11 m.
. and from 3 to 4 p. m.
' The Modern Brotherhood ef America
will give, a play, ''Hickory Farm," In
Marguerite hail, corner of Hawthorns
avenue, Friday, February 16. Admission
26 -cents. . ' '.: -.
he Swedish Good Templar lodge will
give a a entertainment at t'neir hall, cor
ner Front and QUes streets, tonight
at I o'clock. A good program will be
rendered. .. .... . . -...
v - i
Steamer Jeese Harkine, for Camas,
Waaliougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday, Lesvea. Washington street
dock t p. m. . ," , . i ,-.
Dr. W. A. Wise will shorUy leave for
Alaska, and those who want to see him
before e get kindly take notice, .
Bist Portland Cleaning and Dye
Works m be reached now by phone
. Kast 4426. ,. . .. . ,
fc." W. Moot. ' expert photographer.
Elks building, Seventh and Stark Sts.
Woman's Exchange,. Ill Tenth street,
. lunch 11:30 to 3: bualnesa men's lunch,
' ' Acme t C sells the best safety coal
ell and fine gasoline. Phone Eaat 711.
Why payaoreT Metsger fits your
eyes for. II., Jll Sixth street
' 3. ;W, Thatcher, the artist, la now
with Forbes Engraving Co.
PERSONAL
F. H. Johnston, the Investment broker,
wKii offices in New York, Chicago, De-
.t riu Xos Angeles, fan Fra n Cisco . and
Portland, Is In the city today, leaving
miljl it for San Francisco.
Clara Carlyle has returned from
a. two-months' vllt to southern Call
"forula polnta '
. PI I ' l . '! '. . . - . J1.1
habits of economy and thrift and
. long before
interest of
Increasing its sue. Y . "V-
We will welcome the young
and give their interests our special
arve
m.A.. i.
1 rWwfO
All IXCLV8IVK PEOPLE.
RuoMTclt'i nixie hla ware at laat with DenU
Ka-nvr HoliniH"..'
Plrdstu- Hint all Vauia-doru ahall glra the
Jiipii-a flla;
And tliai rirtuuua 'Prlaraus a?er Biora Bead
tnka ui.n Ihalr laia
Tta daimy, alnnt-ayed muraala anown te Eog-
lia tUiyu aa Japa.
Tha barxalo is that Japanese nuat taint our
aull no man.
And that Hiay ba ticludad rram the aua llt
Canaan a?or
That the Has Fraudacan't kaaraa Bay be tor
tiahlva aauie,
Fn In fiarilara ba adjacent to the fretful
torrid awia.
Bat It It t ret recorded It the hind sad
aeutte Knet
Baa autwiltpd to the tranaactlon, or so far
baa brld alf,
Or exactly what ba ll charga te he s party te
tba game, '
And anttl this ntuatloa'a aattled tbe Vbola
buaioeaa will ba lama. ,
Se we'll Juat abide with patience aid eaetfetae
f,ir to do
Tbe flneet laundering bettreea ear tows sad
TIUIDUCIOO,
Pntl every waa anJ womaa Is arrayed fa
potleea white,
tblniaa aa the aua at nonuday, s'ea throafb
, daranaaa of tha nlelit. ,
I'MO.V LAt .NDRY.
TaK Usla SOS. ' rtavond aad Colombia.
A, 8. MM BECOMES .OJ.
. - S H.- PAYMASTER
Popular Member of Clan Macleay
Eame DarvtKi Pfomot
- by Hii Long Service.
. A. dr.-. Brown, . ex-chief of the Clan
Macleay, and for 10 years assistant
chief clerk of passenger accounts for
tha O. R. N. Co., haa been appointed
paymaster for that company. He will
succeed Q. J. Kaufman, who resign to
I !".'' " i '. i' i. mi i
A. O. Brown.
accept the position of .auditor .for tha
Portland Hotel company. The appoint
ment la effective February tfi.
Mr. Brown earns to Portland In 1.SS4
with B. 8. Benson when the latter ao
ceptedthe audttorship of the 0. RSs
N."C6. fonowlng' Us reorganisation as
a part of the Cnlon Paclfio ay stem.
He haa been for eight s ten year In
the service of the Union. Paclfio at
Omaha, and waa one of a group of able
young men who were picked by Mr. Ben
son to form hia new staff on the coast.
Mr. Kaufman waa a member of the
same group. Tbey have served the rail
road company well and faithfully. Both
have large number of friends In Port
land who will congratulate them . on
their advancement. ,
Wa Make This Bold Statement
We positively -lead in ladles' fashion
able garments and sell at only the fair
est and most legitimate profits. There Is
quality and style, but no extortion at
our house. Le Palais Royal, I7S Wash
ington . street, corner " Park.
Who la MetsaerT He fit a rour eves
for 11.00. 111. Sixth street. .
THOSE WHO OBSERVE LENT MUST
TRY CONCOCTING NEW DISHES
The dlntresslng situation presents
Itself of Lent at hand, and th fish mar
ket in state of demoralisation. Little
is to be had of our standard fresh flan,
for salmon is scarce The coy smelt.
after running a few lapa, are evidently
taking a rest, and are In no great evi
dence. To add to th complication a ship
ment of finnan haddles,- ordered for the
"TWINS" WIRES PHYSICIAN. AND
VALENTIN E. COSTS HI M $22.90
There I on man la Portland today
not overly much pleased with the val
entine ha- received this morning. Hi
name is Smith. . That inn't his name,
but It will do to use. Smith doe not
live Jhertv but he iiad to jomajn. ouU J
nesa which wa too urgent to keep him
home when he should have been there.
Smith ha a large family-of children
and they spend . some of tha ' loose
change he haa made these 10 year back
the advantages of a bank account,
for therein lies the assurance of future pros
perity. . .;.
' Every boy and girl should be taught to
save a part of every dollar , that passes
through his or her hands. Start the young
people right if you wish to see them develop
into good citizens and influential men and
women. 1 v'-.
Make a deposit for your child and see that
; habits of saving are taught.,. It will not be
a growing account will have an
its own and furnish a motive for
'V ; :-,.. r -r: ' ,
people into our financial family
attention. . .
TTC
SPIRITS COURSE
WITH LIVING
Mrs. Jones and Others Are Called
. . From the Dim Beyond at
- , Seance. ' . , .
megaphone emits
; ; bright blue, flames
Ghontly Voice of Irishman Familiarly
. Known l a ..: Pat E8rort9 listn
bodird Spirit Irom One World to
the Other for m Moment.
For ,C0 cents the people of Sell wood
were offered the privilege of conversing
with dead .friends and relative-last
Wednemluy evening. ; About If, both of
the faithful and of the Curious, gath
ered to get four bits', worth of conversa
tion from accommodating spirits at tbe
residence of John A. Thomas, a car-
23 Clarharnflss,ygne.
And all report that they got their mon
ey' worth.
All spirts were Introduced to the as
sembly by "Pat," undoubtedly a dead
Irishman. "Pat" waa tbe moat accom
modating spirit In the bunch, ' It 1
not known whether "Pat" got a look
in on the gate receipts or not, but he
wa always right there- with the good
and had no relatives or friends In the
circle to ask ''embarrassing question
about his past. ' He wa a very obliging
spirit, lndet dt . ; ' . .
This is " the "manner ; In . which the
trick wa done; After the seance con
ductor, or presiding elder had gathered
in your half eimoleon, you took your
seat among the other in a circle, in
the center of which wa a large mega
phone. It wa a harmless-looking ar
ticle, made of paper and. constructed In
two parts whlvh fitted closely together.
Every one was cautioned to take the
person at his aide Dy the nana ana place
hi feet squarely on the floor, and then
ne of tha elder leaned over and blew
oufh lamp. - .
Via name la Darkness.
iIt -waa so dark ye- could not see four
inches beyond your nose. Almost im
mediately a queer feelIngEegan 1o taKei
possession of you, ' Fitful blue flame
danced Intermittently In the darkness
of th circle, coming apparently frbm
the megaphone, which grew restless and
thumped around on the floor. .
la titat you, PaUI- suddauly said the
elder.'
Sure, and It's me," says Pat. And
the thing wa on. -- -
There waa no "fake" about ''this en
th excuse that there were unbelievers
In tha circle. - Tou were assured of that
when you paid your money. Everything
was aa represented on th bills. -All
kind of conversation were held.
The spirits called those' present famil
iarly by their first names.' Men talked
with their dead wives. Others talked
with friends that had been dead 25
year. Anybody nnulri address with
out offending blm and ask for a friend.
... ..':...."Xi ,4'OBe, ThfVil-C.
'T there) any person thAre "Vy tha
name of Mrs. Jonesf asked Jones.
'Yea.'. ay Pat.
: "Then bring her on. She' my wife,
that' been dead for 10 years," says
Jonea And Jones' dead wife was intro
duced V her husband, asked how she
wa and exchanged a few word on the
weather. Then likely a not th dead
wife would disappear and leave her hus
band provoklngly -only half ooraygiced
that It wa his wife.
Other spirits told where they had been
born and ychere they had died. Alto
gether, It 'was an interesting perform
ance, but not always convincing. The
spirit betrayed none of th secrets of
the dead or nothing that I not already
known to the living.
Tou get used to noor tea and coffee
and don't mind. Schilling' Best
Lenten trade. I blockaded or aider
tracked somewTiere : between here and I
New Tork and cannot ba heard from. .
Those houswlvee who keep Lent may
find some pleasure Irv teoUng their In j
genuity in preparing meals of Huts,
rice, and frnlts, thus adding to a new
accomplishment to their list. If Mr.
Man objjecta. ask him whether he pre
fer stewed codfish or canned salmon.
off -his big fruit ranch buying valentine
and sending them to father.' Father haa
always enjoyed It evenwhan hi wife
forwarded him a few slam on hi per-J
sonai namt. . r - 7
" flmlth'" ItlaRed "earfi o'f nlaTiaif doien
little Smith good-bye. narrowly missed
forgetting his wife, and two day ago
reached Portland. . He figured every
thing to a nicety and concluded "he woulfl
reach horn Saturday night In plenty of
time to take In an event which was
scheduled at 'his home Monday. ; A
1 hi usual custom when going away.
Smith left Instruction that he ahould
be wired fully In case of accident, fire
or any other unforeseen circumstance.
This morning he stood tn th lobby of
one of the hotels. V He had lust dis
patched several dollars' worth of good,
bad and indifferent valentine , to hi
wife and family. He smiled aoftly at
th thought of them and wondered if he
wouldn't be getting a package himself.
He did. It came In the shape of a long
white bird. A messenger boy brushed
up to him and handed forth a message.
"Sending "valentine to me by : tele
graph, are they?" he remarked smil
ingly. "Wonder what I'v got?" He got
It This was lt
"Twins. Wife doing nicely. Doctor
Blank." - r ,
Th totnl charges wer f 22.10. In ac
cordance with Bmlth' horn Instruction
to wire full details of any unforeseen
Hrmimatanrea which mlarht hanoen dur
ing hi absence, the wife had ordered i
that several hundred words be iont te
set his mind at reat. It rested for ths I
most part on the $2.. or rather the I
last glimpse of the tnoney he had aa It
disappeared In the , messenger boy
pocket. . . ' ' '
. Smiths waa Ult-lanrng against ths J
lobby wall towards noon tortayr H told ,
sn BOfUiitlntunce his dlpeatloit Was lm- ,
faired and he thought he would go home ,
Ulr afternoon, , ... , j
yraferrea Stock Canned Oooda.
' Allen aV l.ewla Best Brand.
AVTSOTatEHTS,
lt aad HFI1 IC. THFITPC no
Wa.hluataa iia.ii.iu auLjiiivu
Una t.
Friday Wlrht
aturaay tlijht
' BpaMal-FHe
atatinaa BaturaaT
tEHHUAST la AMD 10.
v VAUlj OIXMOKX,
" la Ilia lanous Cullrfa Play,
AT YALE"
RTanlns rrlros Il.m. il. TV. 5Ac. SV. V
Matlnae frlnea (1.00, Tic. 50e. 35c. g&u
14th aad HCII ir THCITfiC
WaaMaitoa liLILIU I lla-rtl IU. y.a, t.
IIXVOAT, MOHOAT AVD TTJESDAT ITlOHrt,
. - Fabraary IT, IS. I. '
Popular-Price Matinee Tuesday
THB MUSICAL OAETOON COUFOT
"BUSTER BROWN"
0 Big Bong Bitaao.
.' See "Boater"- "Ti,." . Uugh.
w f '
SEAT SALK 0PE1TI TOMOkkoW.
Erealns Prlcea 1.M, TV:, BOe, BSC, tie,
llallne. Priraa 78. SOc, 2Hc.
Pboae feals 190T. :'
Orafoo Theatre Co.,
tieu, U Uakar. Ut.
Heine of the Famno Baker Theatre Stock
rnmnttir. '
id Veenf Jlia.tiiT laat-Maal fhtaomtajd
. Buceeaa Tbe Mnnlflrnt Prodottloa,
"IT I WBC KIKO."
Repeated One Mace Whole ,Wael. Matlaee
Aiturdar. If Y Ooalda't get Seat Laat
We. Oat Theaa New.
Evening Prices 36c, We, OOe. Matisse, IS
aad 8ac.
. Mart Week "Brother Off Man. -
"Out of clothes, . '
Out of countenance ; ' 4 v
Out of countenance,
Out of wit." Ben Jonson.
Whatever you do, don't let
- this apply to you,; There ii
positively no reason why you ,
shouldr when' you' can" get
such an offer- as this V r -
.... . . , ' . . . .
Alio! Our Values
ARE NOW FLYING AT
"THE RIDICULQUSLYr
LOW FIGURE OF
Our . suits are all made to
measure and are guaranteed
to fit perfectly. If you wait
till the last minute you will
not have so wide- and varied
a choice. , Delay no longer.
8
Wise Ones
With this bargain we are
-giving absolutely
pTmji in i
. i" liNilijljj
ill Extra Pair
o! Trousers
' ' -v,..-" ' i ' '
" , .'" -; ;' ' - ' '! '
You will , actually save $1S
if you buy your suit
ELKS t BUILDING, SEV
ENTH AND STARK STS.
'. . ... .'.
One
Oathe
AMTJBZMXBTTB.
i?:- Empire Thcalre
Pboae
Uala I IT.
WiLTi w. kkasiaw, Maaaser.
Plajliis lr Kaatrra Road Attrarttonai
Toulut All Itila We alattaoea WaiJuaadar
and Hanirdar,
"HUMA HABTaa '
Btar Oalnlna In Popularity. A Beantlfni
Play. Kironaar, Better TUut Erar. Bostilajr
Kmiilre t'rli-ea.
Vaxt Wak, gurting Sunday kUtiaaa-"Xy
Wife's Tanuly."
THESTARStt
WZKX OF rXBBTAlT 11. 1MT. '
Tbe Alien Stork Compear Preaaau
"LOST IN SIBERIA" '
Mattneao Tveeflaye. Tbafwniys. MatordaTO
tnt (tuiMlara at i lls. Prim 10 aad eeata.
Kaary eaaotnc at 8. 1R Prlcea 10, 20 aaa "
eeota. . oacura yoar aaala sy pboaei Mats MM.
The Grand
Taadarilla da Laze.
Trent Ooanba and
Muriel Btoa
ia
Th laat of the
. Troupe,"
Doaa Xaaall aad Artkn
. ferbaa la The
Twt Xufclaa."
Alf, Bolt. Caarlaa Caa.
oaa, Waitkora aad Sala,
Sadie Delaa aad
lar Harold,
Oraadiaaopo,
"Ha Wasted. "
LYRIC THEATRE
. wzex BEormriwo ma vast il
A Biinch of Keys
Bos office opes from 10 a. at. te 10' s. a.
teats eas be reaaraad Vy phnne; Main tttA
: -to-,
Valentine Party
OAKSRINK
TONIGHT
A Surprise to AH
Music Commences At
8 O'CLOCK
ii. las iioas
HR1DA
Tbe fellowinf items on tale' Friday and Saturday only at these
buy goods -of standard quality for less than you usually pay for
morning , if possible you'll accommodate us and it the same time
. ,.':-: .... ' if received before Saturday noon.
New Spring Wash Qoods
i. 'k: ' iV: at 10c a Yard : ;
For a great Friday-and Saturday special we place on sale 3,000
yards of New Crepe Waistings, one of the popular spring weaves,
full Z& inches wide, and" in a great range of dainty patterns. A
beautiful soft fabric, very suitable for waists or shirtwaist 1ft r
suits, i Regular 25c value. Two days, a yard.. 1UL
29 inch Printed Organdies,
light grounds, with pretty floral
and figured designs, regular
quality. Friday . fin
and Saturday Ijw
$1.50 CLOVES, 97c
500 palra Heavy French Lisle
Cloves, Suede finish, on sale
Friday and Saturday at this ex
tremely low price. " Colors are
greens, grays, tans, reds, mode
and black. Full sixteen-button
length and regular $1 JO quality.
Tbe greatest glove bargain we
have yet offered. All sizes and
plenty of salespeople to wait on
you, ;..
$2.25 Purses f 1.4T-i0ur entire
line of Leather Handbags, usu
ally selling at $2.00 and $Z2S, on
sale Friday and Saturday at
P!?:.:.:...$1.47
; 100 Dozen
Women's 1 8c Hosiery
gti'l at 10c a Pair - ffi;-:
100 doten Women's Fast Black Hosiery on sale here Friday and
Saturday at this remarkable price. All are full-fashioned, without
a seam, stainless and have high spliced heel and toe, and are worth
18c a pair. The greatest hosiery bargain of the season. . A
Don't miss it Friday and Saturday, pair.... .lvw
Children! Hose t2tftA spe
cial lot of Children s Seamless
Ribbed Hose, regular 18c grade.
Friday and Saturday, ; .7lr
special ................. Ja2L
Men's Wool Underwear, $1.50 Grade. 69c a Garment
, Agents
Warner
and
Thomson's
Corsets.
. S IV s J
'A If
Know your Hat for Spring by
the below label Stiffs in new
blocks Soft hats in new shapes,
and shades.
PEED OF ALL $3.00 HATS
Largest-Assortmcnt-o!:JohnJLJStct?onJIats
. in the City
noraa mi aoopr
an
dTlJRDA
SPECIAL
1.500 Yard New Dress Ging
hams, in stripes, checks and
plaids, and in all colon the
same kind you pay 12c Cr
for regular. Special, yd.... Oilv
rr-STwo Days Only
at $14.85 Eacli7
Women's and Misses' New Spring Suits, made in either Eton or
jacket styles, with full plaited skirts; jackets trimmed with buttons,
straps and braids; three-quarter aleeves, with turned cuffs. Come
in light and dark gray stripes, checks and plaids, and 0 f i Q C
are regular $20.00 values. Friday and Saturday . . P I taOu
Wash Silk Waists, trimmed with
tucks snd laces, in a wide varU
ety of styles, f$ length sleeve.
Best $275 quality. CI Qfi
Friday and Saturday.. ..JIe 7 O
Boys' Waists SSfBoys'
Blouse Waists, with or without
sailor collar, light or dark col
ors, reg. 50c quality. Fri- C,,
day and Saturday....... aauw
C0RNtR.IHIR3 AND MOHISCN Sir 1 1
Gfh7Cr ri
J M M S 111 Mr 2f I Pattern
llkmUlL Are
-AI LOWEal JMUCXB. Ij . : i
J
reduced prices."- A rare chance to
the ordinary kinds. Shop in the
get first choice. Mail orders filled
; ' : r-.v
MEN'S SHIRTS, 47c
Made of best quality English
Percale and Madras, stiff or
golf styles, with detached cuffs,
and in dozens of new stripe pat
terns. Regular Si -25 and $1.50
values. All sires. ' ,
Boys' Shirts 25 Soft or stiff
front styles, in pretty patterns,
light or dark, sizes lOjS to 13.
Regular 50c" quality. )tlf
Choice .. .... .. ... . I WC
Men"a Sox'12$eV-Men's Wool
Sox, white foot and black cot
ton, and a great range of fancy
colored . designs, 25c '.
values ........ ......... Iir2W
Silk Petticoats, full knee flounce
with dust ruffle, good quality
silk, and colors and red, gray,
black and green. A or
Reg. $6.50 quality..... aPl.Oil
$2.50 Waists $1.59
'Made of fine white lawns, in 20
different styles. All elaborate
ly trimmed with laces, tucks and
embroidery, and in the popular
aleeve. You can't duplicate
these for less than 25c. Friday
and Saturday only at this price.
$1.50 Waists 8T Hundreds of
waists at , this popular price.
Embroidery and lace trimmed
and regular $1.50 values. Q7
Special . . , , , . .. 7 I ly
$2.00 Gowns $i.l9Women'
Fine Cambric Gowns, in a fine
range of styles, long or elbow
sleeve, ribbon trim- J Q
med, $2.00 values. ...,,aj1.17
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