The Canadian Enterprise (Canadian, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, May 10, 1907 Page: 4 of 8
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BEST TABLE LINEN
IRISH HAND EMBROIDERED IS
POPULAR.
Table Cloths Have Derp Borders of
Filet Work—Single Initial Better
Than a Monogram—Direc-
tion* for Waging.
For nprvi< i Milo liinrhi-nn • 's tlio-
of Irish lianil «■ iut ii>i<! ■ t llir ti *i
•callopfil boril' i" nml >■ in|ili' <l« ■ '
or Hi ur ilr IIh i>i iiolkn ■ I •'- ">• v
popular Tin-* a;< • «l In pm-
Willie nml mi' Ill'■ ri* n| i roi'ilul' I",
tile (bI'Ip 11 .hi I In I l<' K' '« iM
broldiiI'll In i<'I«im<i
dillwn win k i i i-llll ii «l f r '
ClolllH mill HI'HlfK. lull t III" t'llitl"'
emldnlili : •'<! I?rii. llm-ii I ' mm li
Bower.
Flirt Work I* now fmililiii lili A
Krrat dual of 'hi Iik ■ Ih mail'- at lli*
Azores Uliiml lt\ ha I I ,'1!' 1 '"'I1
have dvep Ixirdirs i«f thla work, ati-l i
dollied nml i ' till i ploi'i'H ar<' oftrn I
mail, anilrcl) i f the not UntMu i
scurfs mid Hinnd ihvi i iihuhIIv hnv'
alternate ni|iian of tin' line mid
Dm ii Table cloths at i irdi :• d wltti |
ron I Clnny litre or Irish erorlui It
would be almost 1 iniii>shIlili< to call
mate the amount *1" ul on llneu at
larKo dinners
Square table cloths nro mostb
rnnrked In the two opposite corner!
and round one* on one nidi* of tin
centor. Napkins are usually marked
In one rorner The nionoKram or In
Itlal hIk>ul<l lie Mint of your maiden
name On the table cloth It should he
three Ini'hes In In 1 >5ht. on the napkliiH
two. and on the dollies imo lm Ii
While a monogram is nlwaya orna
mental, a single Initial Is in Rood
taate. From 22 to 27 Inehea Is the
favorite slue for nniiklns, ami as u
rulo a do/en nre e*|«Hte<l to aerve
with two cloths It Is nut nocCswiry
to have them match the cloths, except
on extra occasions.
The best laiimlreisea Rive their
table linen little, If any, alareh, hut
Iron It while II Is quite damp, which
makes It Just stiff enough. Hot water
abould never be used In laundering
fine table linen or embroidered dallies
Cold water and pure while simp ron-
tain* borax will preserve their white-
ness nml beauty, l.lnen will not turn
yellow when packed away If It Is
rough dried In the lieKintilnt; It must
not be starched and should he folded
If this method la followed It can be
kept for years In *ood condition.
Cotton may lie distinguished from
linen hy moistening t'-,e tip of the lln-
ger and pressing lite fabric. If It
wets through at once It Is linen, hut
If there Is any cotton In the material
It will take several seconds to • t
through the threads.
If an Invalid Is unnblo to rise In
bed. It Is fortunate If her diet Is en
tlrely liquid, for then the nurse can
feed her through the glnss tubes,
allghly bent, that are made for the
purpose The nurse should be most
partlculn In overseeing the prepara
tlon of her patient's food. and In some
cases even making It herself. It Is
most essential that It be daintily
aerved, pure, and exactly according to
the patient's taste. In this, as In
everything else, she should be lm
mored as far as the law will allow
Breakfast and the morning toilet
havo consumed not n little time, and
the patient very likely Is tired. The
nurse should now smooth her face
•nd hands gently with n pleasant
toilet water, tuck a delicately scented
clean handkerchief under her pillow,
rearrange the flowers In (lie room,
draw (he curtains and coiuinand ti
nap. Terhaps there will he a nap, and
perhaps not. If the latter, do not
keep her prison dark, but let In a
flood of sunshine, carefully screening
any glare from her eyes. Amuse her
If she wants to lie amused In fact,
watch her every mood, and please her, '
without seeming to try to Indulge
her In all the little dainties your In
Rcnulty can gather and the doctor
will permit.
Change of position Is very refresh
Ing Kvcn a move from one side of
the bed to another Is tin aureeable
novelty In this small world where the
little things nre so big to this | our
prisoner To pat and smooth the pll
low, to straighten the covers and to
ahower little atteiiMons on the patient
will do more toward keeping her
cheerful and peaceful than anything
else I'rlekly heat will often ndd to
her discomfort. |>artlcularly on her
back, where she lies most of the
time A pleasant lotion to relieve this
condition Is made of a teaspoonful of
bicarbonate of soda In a basin of wa
ter After bathing with this, rub with
diluted witch haicl.
TO CLEAN IVORY HANDLES.
Mathod That Will Prevent Unpleasant
Discolorations.
Ivory handled knives may he cleaned
In this way: Coat the steel with was
or |iaraffln. and Immerse the handles
In a solution of chloride of lime and
water, In the proportion of one part
of lime to four parts of water.
Leave the knives In this hath for a
day. then wash well with warm water
and wipe dry. Remove the wax If
the bone Is perfectly white and free
from stains
Another way Is to dip the handli*
In a saturated aolutlon of alum and
water for from one to three hours,
then wash and wl|>e dry. This latter
method Ii far preferable unless the
handles are very much darkened and
dlacolored. Polish the bladea with
putty powder, using a buffer wet with
plcohoL This will not ataln the ivory.
TEN YEARS OF PAIN.
Unable to Do Even Housework
cause of Kidney Troubles.
Mrs Margaret I I Ii i f <" i-
flftet n '' 'rs I * i i g:
SEE Dl N 0 COMMENCED IN
WESTERN CANADA.
Tlia Prospects fer a Large Acreage to
Be So*n in Wheat.
St Paul. AjrM .4 |Ht Wi ld has
hi i ll received at the , ll>« of the
'• tn l..in Ootiirnmcnt in St Paul that
a< • dine ha* rommenml at var'ous
t nint i throughn'it Manitoba. Sa kat< h
eu.vi and Alberta.
•
winter has left the *p ! In splendid
: a t
A!! I"' 'h Hit* ('] ' TVtmm. e'l*,
T- • I..' ■ ith l'l 1 .\ Ail
KVlil.l.l-' mi..-.
\Vhi ti a w .nan |'ip s a man a eons-
I ■ ie • m *"•' I' to be returned
*.•!, i . lound Int- • rut.
Pick Up.
Flqures on D
NhJv.- ; for Infants and Children.
i v The Kind You Have
Altmsv/s Rnticrhl
J'i | .M.rilll'll, . I ( ; .. ,
- • I AVcc",il,:,.l>,i'j , ,|,c>r,\s i
'■ ! simil,''lui<)!:.r|i].i!,|||i|;i(«, . |
'- . ■; i I fnij ii.t' S,i iiwi."us HftiljiAivis^
Always Bought
Bears the
S251E Signature
i in
' : Hi 11 , nml hi
In Northeast Auitra
Northi ast Australia i! • r.-
•Ion 1 * Karnurs grow
old fashioned wa> The i ■. n i
(Queensland this year Is ., < . ;
Canning pineapples Is becon -rK h i |
Important Industry in tjuii-t, lai.d
Opal ir.lniiiK is gmwlnx steadily
Nothing is more trying to the ,
nerves than Itching I'lies Nothing
more soothing foi same than Hunt's
Cure.
Labor of the Novelist.
"The way of the novelist must be
hard.' Fitld a librarian of an uptown
branch "The other day un Itnmacu
lately gotten up Individual came Into
the llbtary and announced that he
was a writer with a specialty of dia
led stories We got him several hooks
that he naked for, nml little by little
he took mil Into his confidence 'I
want the Scotch dialect for the stern
father," he explained; 'then when I've
got enough of that I want some dia
lect for a sea captain, and then 1 want
a duke or maybe you ran tell uie,
would a duke drop Ills li s ?'' N. V
Bun.
Importance of Sleep.
We should get up well every morn-
ing If we do not, we are certain
gradually to run behind In our phyat
cal hank account. This proves that
sleeping Is qulle as important as eat
Ing. The luxury of sound sleep Is ujc
of the greatest means given to a man
or beast fur restoring and Invigorating
the whole s>atem. No one sbould al
low business or any thing else to cur
tail this luxury, and parents should
promote It In children. Instead of
drumming them out of bed eaily
Homeopathic Knvoy.
ADVANTAGE A WIDOW HAS.
At Laast They Don't Have to Sit and
Watch Husband's rlirt.
"1 saw such a pretty woman at a
dlaadvanlage the other night," the lit-
tle real widow wa. raying ''She was
married She was sitting at a table
with some other pretty women nml
handsome nu n and her husband. Her
hushnnd began to flirt outrageoush
with one of the women. I wish you
could have seen the look that came
over her face Kveryboiiy In the room
saw how distressed she was
"Now, what I want to know Is this
Why didn't she go to work and flirt
with one of the handsome men to get !
even? Anyone of them was quite
ready and willing, hut, no. wives never j
teem to he able to do that They Just
sit read) to cry, with everybody uo- j
tiring.
That's th« advantage we real wld
ows ha\e over wives We don't have
to sit and watch our htu-bands flirting
with other women We know where!
they are and ■ also know that what
ever they ii' chance ti* be doing
ll.ey are | rul aidj not flirting ''
FRIENDS HELP
St. Paul Park Incident.
"After drinking coffee for breakfast
I always felt languid and dull, havlug
no ambition to get to my morning >
duties Then iu about an hour or so a
weak, nervous derangement of the
heart and stomach would come over
me with such force 1 would frequently
have to lie down.
"At other times I had severe head-
aches; stomach finally became affect-
ed ii.ul digestion so Impaired that 1
had serious chronic dyspepsia and con
stipation. A lady, for many years
State President of the W. C. T. lT„
told me she had been greatly bene
fltcd by quitting coffee and using
lYistum Food Toffee; she was trou-
bled for years with asthma. She said
It was no cross to quit coffee when
she found she could have as delicious
an article as Tostum.
"Another lady, who bad bean trou-
bled with chronic dyspepsia for yeara,
found Immediate relief on ceasing cof-
fee and beginning Postum twice a day.
She was wholly cured. Still another
friend told me that Postum Food Cof-
fee was a Godsend to her, her heart
trouble having been relieved after
leaving off coffee and taking I'oatum
"So many such cases came to my
notice that I concluded coffee waa the
cause of my trouble and I quit and
took up Postum I am more than
pleased to say that my days of trou-
ble have disappeared. 1 am well and
happy." "There's a Reason" Read
Tb« Road to Wallville"* U pkga.
n wn In h; -in" •*!ii> . ill • v.
At many : ,u. thi ul ,i : it
I rovlnees the newt-one I) are b'l un
loading their 'ock nml eirei • w ■
in : nli'ht • 1 ' it In order to g' t cn
their fare ar 1 become in'!'.- ■ ti-
eles In ti.i in t to make the •• ear
I9'K the hariucr war i'i g:aln i v -due
Ing In Wi 'ern Cann la \« mint ired
with dl rrli's n;irv hu ! m '""
further mitli th.i'i t'i It u !>. , ,-n
that \\ • -'ern -'a r . nn
the Art in ti line f «e, lln;- opera-
tion a I r ti" , • nt ar It Is afe
to '.iv that fn mers wlo get in their
crop before the 20th or 21th of Ma>
•.-iw.n;s .:'ficeiit returns A
• ..:!ner of thoie coin!ti : In this, t, 'nc,
who hart not th- lr land prepared la t
fall, will break up enough land tn get
In a crop of oats and barley and prub-
ah'y some flax This, together with
the vegetables they will plant will
give tbein ami!" food for themselves
and stm k during the romlng summer
and w inter These early seeding oper-
ations are not confined tn one district,
hut nre spread over a country 900
miles long by <nn miles in width.
The ng"|im of the Canadian Govern-
ment. located at different points
throughout the 1'nlted States, nre
busy giving Information regarding the
muny new districts that are being
made available for settlers I.ow rail-
way rates. Informntl' n and literature
are given on application to the agent,
whose name appears In advertisement
elsewhere In this pa[ • r.
?UT RELIGIOUS DUTY SECOND.
Stern Laws of Business Come First,
Says Austrian Court.
An Interesting case at luw, which
centered on the observance of an old
Jewish custom, was decided In Vleuna
recently. A merchant, says the Ameri-
can Israelite, discharged a clerk oil ac-
count of neglect ol duty. Among the
Charges a" 11 list him was that he caiuo
to the store late In tho morning be-
cause he attended service at the svna-
gogiic In onier to t.av Kaddi h tho
prayer fur the dead for Ills father.
The clerk argued that it was his prlvi- I
lege and his duty to say the prayer for ]
his departed father, while the mer-
chant. who was also a religions maL,
maintained that "if Mos had known
that a man had to pay S.000 gulden a
y-nr rent lie would have made d'T r-
"It laws " The Jud^e would not allow
xiicli an argument, hut decided in fa-
vor of the merchant, "because the
dally attendance at the synagogue
could not lie considered the right of
the i lei k without the cousent of tho
employer."
FAMILY'S SKIN TROUBLES.
Eczema. Heat Rash, and Scalp Affec-
tions Afflict Different Members,
But Cuticura Cures Them.
"My wife had ern ma for five or rix
years. It was nn her face and would
come and go. Wo thought we would
give the Cuticura llemedles a trial. We
did so and she has never had a sign of
eczema for four years. I myself usi ,|
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
soimi time ago for falling hair. 1 now
havo a very heavy head of hair. Wo
used Cuticura Remedies for our babv,
who was nearly bald when young. She
has very nice hair now. She Is Verjr
fleshy, and we had so fuuch trouble
w ith In at that we would bathe her
with Cuticura Soap and then it| i ly
Cuticura Ointment, It would dry the
heat up so much quicker than any-
thing else. Mr. 11. II. Springmlre. :',2.1
So Capitol Street, Iowa City, la., July
It), 19U5, and Sept. 16. 190tf."
Just His Luck,
"Hello'" said Borate,"1 Just thoyjht
I'd drop In on you to day to—"
"I thought you would, too," Inter-
rupted Merchant.
"You did? Now that's strange, be-
cause—"
"Not at all; this la the busiest day
I've had for weeks."
$100 Reward, $100.
,'f tb't wi I >«> p'.eter 1 -a |Atff
lh«. tber « .«•• i OM ir * t«*i! .1J•<>*•<• lllftl • IMM
h%a !.r *0 • «• \> rar* tn t . IU *o4 Ci«t !•
Ultr'h ti* • I •Urfh luf >• th« ou.f p -ett!v«
curf .1 <9 ni« I frtierutij t •t rrt
tfiim • MftitlttUoill J *.**#"* r^^u'.rv* • c u«UIii*
ti >ua. tr^tittifot Hi • > t«rrb i it* ta to
Untl f > t nn dirrciijr ujv o bi«n d an t uuc a*
•urfsvft of tbf aytUin ibff^t'* deairoy u< IU*
f <uni«(! -u of |h« tn) tb« l Altrnl
•trcMcth htiU.ttatf up th* *u • ui m
tng uatur* ia 4vtug ti* •vrb. Tb* pr ■ prt*. re b t«
• < ii ich ftitb ' ti* rurftt!<« po*fr# that th-r off«r
i>n* UuaJr«4 1 m ar for aoi itoai Ii f4iia to
eur# for tut of
ai!' h r j caiHtv * co. o.
h* .1 ' f a.i :v.
Taa* Ua . a F*ml j PtiN for r,>a«l!p*tJm
The easiest w v to Interest a wom-
an In a one dollar article is to
uiaik It drwa from |1.60 to ti -t.
It Does What 0' t-3 Pre
se.
- ar Ii is added to Its reputation.
i!i i it •; in M> and i-IT' Ctually.
; ileati'm rt! ■ v <_one box
', i d to cur Nothing In the
I
I to Hunt Cun. If so, your
i i pal l back.
Costly Cyclopcdla.
The revision of the great Korean
rvi | .-dia i ailed Munhon I'igo. which
w«^ utilered by the government some
m nths ago. Is now completed, and It
ci nslsts of an e litlon of 29 volumes,
which will be published nt an expense
of 47,5u0 yen.—Korean lially News.
It Reaches.
TI ere Is nothing better—there Is
nothing f • goeil for the Instantaneous
relief and prompt cure of Sprains.
Cut-, r.urni, llrulses, Bites and Stings
i f In^1 i ts. as Hunt's Lightning Oil. It
ti .ii In s tho trouble always—others
Promoii'.'. ni^pslioiifhrfrf'i!
ni'ssami!!- • :'.Coiit.i;"snoil«
i Ipiunt Miirplutu' iiorMuii'ral.
Not Narcotic.
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f\ ,-v.uS.rd-
jibt.Sh.ua * i
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Clvnft knjnr •
bu ./uti t'four. i
Apfrfi'ti Renti'Jy ftirC'itslipa-
tlon, Sour SlonucIbDiarrlKci
j Worms.CunMilsioiis.Ffvrrisfc'
iu'ss and Loss or Sleep.
Facsimile Sijiiaiurr nf
NEW YORK.
in
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
uarajUeetT Homln
Exact Copy of Wrapper
Arkansas Military Academy
A man doesn't mlml p ttlng UITLE ROCK, ARK.
worst of it as much as he dislik^f Writ* 'or to-day.
s«*'in^ tbo other fellow fci*t the best
COL. H. C. HALL. Suotrinl#n«lfnl.
of it.
DEFiANCE STARCH
r <! ••? !' work wltti nd
."lin'R ulCMb
MIS5 ADELAIDE. NICHOLS
PERIODS OF PAIN
V> bile no womnn is en rely free
frotn periodie sufTerinir. it does not
set in to be tue plan of nature that
women should suffer so severely, lr-
retfulurilit • and pain are positive
evidence that something i* wronyf
whic h should be sit rijrht < r it will
It td to serious tierangtment of the
fem.ine organism.
TiiousnndH of women, have
found relief from all pt riodic suf-
fering bv taking Lydia K. Pink-
ham's V"L*etable Compound, which
is maue fr ua native nnits ami herbs,
as it is ti e most thorough feina'e
regulator known to medical seienee.
It cures the eonditi* n whieli
causes so mueh disc< mfort Mid fobft
th.it jH'riml «if Its terrors. Women who are troubled with painful or ir*
n pillar functions should take itumediate action to ward off the serious
consequences and be restored to health and strength by taking
LydiaE.PinkhamsVegetable Compound
Miss Adelaide Nichols of 824 West 22nd Street, New York City,
writes:—Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-"lf women who suffer would only rely
upon Lydia E. Viukham s Vegetable Compound their troubles would be
quickly alleviated. I feel greatly indebted for the relief and health
which has been brought tome by your Inestimable remedy."
Lydia K. l'iukham s Vegetable Compound cures Female Complaints
such as Falling and Displacements, ami Organic Diseases, lieadache,
(iencral Debility, Indigestion, and invigorates the whole feminine
svstem. For the derangements of the Kidnevs of either sex Lydia
i:. t'inkhnm's Vegetable Compound is excellent.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women
Women suffering from anv form of female weakness nre invited to
writ#* Mrs.Pinkliam. at Lynn,Si ass Frotn the symptoms given, the trouble
may l e loeated ami the quickest and surest way of recovery advised.
NEW WHEAT LANDS IN
THE CANADIAN WEST
fin additional mile*
of railway thic
I vrar have opened up a
I largely incrfatcd letri-
J i iry t the rr "-'tiva
j tat int rs of U r-:ern
I Cai ada and thr Got-
I rrnmrut f th" i' tnic-
I on c>'iitiriie« t • kit#
ONE 111 NDRKD AND
SIXTY ACRKS FREE to every sett>er.
THE COUNTRY HAS
NO SUPERIOR
C^al. wood and wnt^r in stiundanc: churches
and m hoola contement: marlctieiiy of a^craai
taxrs l«'w; climate the l**at in thr iioitharn trtn«
perate ion". Law «nd< itlei prerailnevery where.
*•«i r advice and in lor mat ion tddreae the
St'I'RRIN I'FNDENT < H IMMIGRATION,
Ottawa. Canada, t r any authorifrd Canatiiae
Government Agent.
J. S. CRAWFORD. No. 125 W. Ninth Str «t,
Kansai City, Mii uiri.
FREE
To convlnco any
woman that I nt-
tlne Antiseptic v. ill
Improve her health
and Uo all wn claim
(or It. We w111
•end her absolutely free a hum trial
box of Paxtino with l iK k «>f instrue-
tlons am! gt-nulno teetliaonlsli. Send
your name and address oil a puttal card.
cl eanses
and heals
mucous
m © m •
jvui uuiic aiiu uuiin ss uil «i |
PAXTINE,
fiK-tlom, men ni tiawl rutarrh. frlvlo
raiarih nml lnnainm.itlun r.iuv.l I>t (mil-
ium- lll-i; ito i'Vii, sore ami
mnuth, by illroi l 1" il trcaini'iit It. cir-
atln* powir over lln-w troubli. 1.1 extra*
orillnarjr nml p!v linuirdiat. p-IM.
Thnunanil. ul w^rain aro iuIhk ami rfc-
Kinirn'mllni; It every day. Ni (■•■!,! h at
drugKl.ts or by mall. Iteraemb.'r, lum ,-Tfr
IT COSTS voir NOTIII N(J TOTKV It!
XUK H. I'AXTON CO., Ito.t.iu, .Mui.
34 YEARS SELLING DIRECT
< ' « •' ta,* I direct ft r ' r \ l | T
* • . • rd i I • : r\ U f ' n I r fiin'ri..!! n id I n f «\laad
taft .it >rry V - j ie out noCuug il Oi l um:4.l +*
to Myle, «|ujUti<r an.l 5 r\, e.
.WU*1# J We are the lamest M-«nuJi<tur r« In tUe World
#\y \ t" 1 vS **' a* f 1 (tdiiO«f|f. W f milt?'Vittlnof
' X.IV VcbtilM. •'
Sl.V
• • I Ikhn t. Indiana .• 1 . • $78 00.
VeMdb, 11 N*ro« v Send fof hct c*t l
ElkhnrtCarriage fk Hnrir.aMlg.Co. i
FACTS ABOUT FEEDING
Write for our boeklt-t on feeding md c.ne of live
•lt ck and a«k f«-r I'KFI s.\MFLK cf
ARABIAN STOCK TABLETS
• tuaranterd atock condilioner and tonic in tablet
form 1 «tnai:i 1 ill thi-tj nir pn 1 f pictured
stock food s at ('M -TEN 1 II T11K C ( S 1
THE BF.SAW CHEMICAL CO.
Schofield BuiUlin., CLEVELAND, O.
W. N. U., MUSKOGEE, NO. 19, 1907^
MANY WHO FOPMERLY SMOKED 10* CIGARS NOW SMOKE
i* SSMeiE^BINDER
POSITIVELY HEALS
rS0RE SliUULDERS'
eooi mciioanciiON
HOHSESEs MULES
FREE
^Ul up tn tec. aoc •' OO C<-4
MONEY BACK IF tT FAILS
kStCURITV RtMeovCo..
WIRE a ACt CUTS"*
SECURITY ANTISEPTIC HEALER
it lomrtlniri happen, that other
TPi'ple have a* good an oplnka of a
man as he has of hlmaelt—after he Ii
dead.
For Itrhlnc Tile, try Hunt', Cure. '
No dl ap|>olntnient will follow, it's
uri\
Mo,t women ar# proud of their
ability to humble a man . prlile.
Mrt. ninil« i tnathlni **<rrqp.
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The telorlpede was Invented by
Orals in 1S17.
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The Health
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of health and money if you use th«
standard article of purity and eifi-
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An absolutely pure baking powder
scientifically combined. 25 ounces «•*-(
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your money if you are not sat-
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ace to health. Ask for K C,
the standard of quality.
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