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NILE. 1 AUBURN.
N r...O:W,. v, Feb. 1St&
Miss UaJm and Mini Aeolis Pentland
vselltad (needle at 'tie this week.
A numi.er tram bene attended John
J °boat on a party last week. An re. -
port a splendid um,.
The Nile Junior League bad a social
for
ep eod'I
parrots on uevdav aftaroaon.
program era. rendered.
The "lite' of Nile, otherwise
krwrwo as the skating anuwd, en je.y.d
a good matinees skating at I lungaa-
noo rink re. Wedne.day.
J. Johnston, of the Dungannon tele-
pboeee central. was wound bete on
Menday puuiog in new bateeties in
the much -used 'phones of this vicinity.
BENN'l -ER.
N'EDNiteDA Y. Feb. 36th.
We offer our congratulations to
Will Pfrimtmer on his marriage last
week. He expects to return Vo tbe
Nest shortly.
A. Bbeepeed bed a wiabap on Sun-
day. He was on his way from Nile to
wash at 13etbel. wham his bone fen
on
tbe los and broke the buggy shahs.
Mrs. Cbsa. Fisher n.et witb • serious
accident as Sunday morning when go-
ing to diem . Ube slipped on the we
a.od burst a blordveesel in the kg.
She lost a large amount of blood be-
fore she realized what had happened.
Dr. Whitely was called from town
.and attended ber. She ie sowewbat
better.
Mrs. Jae. Long received word from
bet son Finlay, whir is working in Sea
Fraoeiaco. that be is just recovering
from a serious injury to his ankle
caused by jumping fifteen feet to
e from some falling steel time
e te
naen. lifted by a crane in the steel
and concrete building in which he was
engaged. Otber•wi.e Finlay has been
ai g very well.
ST. AUGUSTINE
Tett unity. Feb..5th.
Mrs. B. McGuire, of Toronto, is vine
iog friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Wm. Finlay. of Ashfield, i.
venting her mother. Mrs. John Craig.
Mr. and Mrs 8. Series, of Auburn,
visited at Mrs. John Thompson's this
week.
Mini Belle Wagon. a[ Anborn, is
visiting her cousin. Mini Betsy Mc-
Allister.
Mini Betsy McAllister and cousin
VP m. McAtest re, called on E.;benese'
friseda this week.
A Isrge number of ladies of this
vicinity attended the bread and
pastry demonstration that was con-
ducted in the ball bear last Wednes-
dayaher+toon by Miers McPb.. under
tie weepier. of tbe Women's Institute.
Sot TAL Ev Er Ileo. —A hex social
under the auspices of tbe Donnybrook
Epworth th League was bead at the biome
or A. E. Johnntnu last Friday evening.
There was a good crowd present con-
sidering the weather aced road.. A
short program.. consisting of solos.
readings and ifet.rumeoW tbwee.
was given during the evening. All
present report keying bad a good
time.
BAYFIELD.
Tcnonr, Feb. .;tb.
.E. F. Merner visite.: Zurich friends
on Su °day last.
The cold weather of this week has
made good skating on the river.
A very pleasant social evening 'P&P
spent by tbe young people of St
Andrew's church no Tuesday of last
week in the basement of the church.
Rev. S. A. Carrier". et Grand Bend.
and Mr. Turnbull. also of the Bend.
were guests at the Isom of Jas. Speck -
mw on Moods
7tt• They were on their
say to (lodes ich to attend the Presby-
tery meeting bad in Kao: ebur
there on Monday evening sod Taos.
day. Rev. Mr. Macfarlane also at-
teeded tbe meeting and three of his
eider's. Meana Jas. Caeupbrlt Geo.
Dewar and D. Tough.
WEDNIDIDA T. Feb. ARAL
NOTtrts.-- Andrew Miltian, of the Alb
eorcession. had an unfortunate tinea -
dent lest Thursday. He slipped oe the
gangway 10 bis horn and fell. breaking
his leg. He will be laid epee tome time.
..Harry Gallagher is reported to be
t•omew'bat better, but is not
ineprov-
ing as bi. friends woad lite_Jobe
Levy has been under the doctor's care.
but we hope be will rooR, he all tight
again. Richard Levy was down
from Alonktoo on a visit to his boos.
true Friday to Monday.. (Our mer-
chants. Mesas. (lark k Clayton. are
dfit-panzer
getting in new gs and
for • bye spring trade.
wagon on the y will a wag
tom. Theyseri hent men
have are et hiring young Haas
wades good impresakM wits
otur people nonce •.riming here • few
tseandis ago . . The annual at-home
jlgereice Mar Lodge. .t.Y. & A.M..
w.s weft attended and those present
bad a g..od tope A number of vis-
itors ham salter lodges were prt.rrat
Andrews made a shipment of
bogs from Mediae •taeioo last Thurs-
day. ibe prior paid was tib fir
good
plow are ben` off end fear
an flag at %fc. d, but farmers
N
Ofttresseg
Carers -
room of e ourerst
lte such a paper as mt. Weeklyseight
to
ta
eet
°rower. published at Grimsby, Pmad
devoted to tie freiterrowing market
pasds Lg wad poultry interest*. The
= • year. Met webac,iha to Thpuicae
peke of15 it at Au creta, tar
The
remake pia re AL(' yeaiaa r. - (wse �klw
by T. Miwkda and Theebere Ep anum
Pew three s1/ a �pegmeltsL The
I .• a E
• Wsu •r. Feb- latkt.
M.weei UD (b.cwo
ass e Morn
Miss Clara Berta spent the wesk-end
visiting web trim& oe Use Maiden.
Mini E i(Aar1+, of Port Albert.
was tam guest of Mae Bila K ursobinskl
Iimtourday lass Mr. and Mrs. O.
R. Fencer ars visiting wits the lo.si-
er • brother at Locust Hill Ibis week-
rutu. N. Baer and Met A. Mawr
t bed last week hum a• .heady
visit vette friend. ie Micblgna
Mrs. flaw Flsbr is under tb, doetei a
carr this week, tee remit of iejoriee
received in a fall us tbe ley road white
on her way to chest:b w Sunday.
THE SIG/:AL GODERICEii ONTARJt,
THoaabee. Fab. Mth.
Mor Clara tic -later is wisher at C.
A. How.u.'a.
Gee. Hamilton gave a patty to his
Blyth friends Friday oight.
Lorne Wilson and meter. of Bruce -
Geld, are wtwtir.g their ester, Mrs. G.
H endues.
The manor property has not been
sold. The boor will be pulled down
&id • new one erected on tbe old site
The union at -borne of the C. O. F.
and t'. O. H. C.. brad in Lite Temper -
ince hall oe Friday right, war well
was night a t boor kat week.
• aatesded and:, aewjoyabie time►pspaceGarner were played •
good mote am was rite° by
taieot. Raymood Eted.00id'.
&elections received well—desert
cores. Afterwards lunch was
by the ladies.
Those wishing to be enolm
seamier are Irving in their sopadoe this week. 1t is about
inches tiiek.
Robert McGee received w -or
'wacky
iof tbe serious inners of itis
eon Lorneat Gnat Faits, Montana.
and started Friday 'porcine Ire thatin
plain. Before be reached Guelph
an✓tber message came stating his ens
bad I*s.ed away. The remains. ac-
companied by the herrtt wits. arrived
by C. P. R. os Wednesday acid were
taken to the parents' hone. The to-
ners] on Thursday wee largely atone -
ed
The e aympatby of the coprmuoity
Use Lama is extended ty e famy is tbe'
bereavement_ et
Geo. Willard rested to his i
in Alberta oo Friday after a 'sojourn
of two 'months beer, visiting his
User.
Mrs. Wm. Andrews bad an exciting
tioie in ber home. The window
m
cut tains took fire froa lamp She
puled them a
down cd tried to ex-
tinguish the flames, but 'before ebe
succeeded if doing this her bands
were badly burned. Mbe will be laid
op for some time.
A Recti. Tong.—Pattr.step Lod
DUNLOP.
WgS.attDav, Feb. etti.
Ed. movast Shaw. of Stratford, a
kcal Robert Williams. t..reseily of till.
. eafas plate., is speeding the tinter at Kid-
ney, Vancouver Wend. B. C., where
ed ea• the weather is mild and springlike.
served The men work io their shirt sleeves,
and the meadow larks warble among
next tbe grimes, rather a contrast to the
y of barren. bleak weather bene at present_
Meets Lae Joy Bg Glrcxr>„rvrsa"-T•_e
d on LL
-Ung 'mettle of the, vicinityare tak-
ing Via ate ref the good te on the
Laeburn lake this winta.s sad speed a
mood many d tine moonlight nights on
their .hates. Baume of the Dunlop and
Leehurn "old hos" are also renewing
their youth oe skates n
tes and doing some
big a• unto oo the roe.
AN Inn Its --crow Mssrtso.—Tbe
naval roontbly meeting of the W. F.
M. 8. met at the bone of Mrs. Clutton
tact Wedtx,day after000 , and wa.
OOe nt I be sat mi nga, i t ant the
Largest. ever bell by this a.sxziliery,
&hexst tbtrly being
>me the usual routine of as Besidesa
very intere.tiog description of her
borpital work among the Iodians in
Harelton, B. C.. was given by Mies
Lawrenre. wbo is a ruedial mission-
ary there. hot is now spending some
tine at bee home near Seefortb and
visiting old friends.
No A. O. U. W. bad a 'oriel
evening at W. H. Camppbbeell'., rare �
Wawanoeb, on . Thursday. Mout
forty members qt the lodge, with
wives and families were present.
Sim part of ib. evening. was ooeu
with musk sad game About
o'clock the lad.w retired to the kit
led in deletion an oyster sapper
served. Afterwards a Decigram
given including musical sel.etione
Haywood Redmond and Won. A
son on the viultn, accompanied
Mrs. Aodersne on the piano ; a v
duet by 14r. and Mrs Anderson : t
interesting resdirg. by Mies ('am
and ..peweh.s by H. J. Morris. D. D.
M., of Godesich, J..hn Wilson. B.s,.
Newton Cae,pbell, Wm. Itr.t.erter
John Fiotrl.nd and Jae. liicki
bottom. Before dispersing • roti
..thanks was tendered to Dirtri
Deputy Norris, to Mi. end ,M
Campbell (the toe t rod boater,) a
1buse who bad &waisted in
terraiotnetlt. Auld Lang Syne
sung and ail left for tbeir homes w
satisfied with the delightful time tb
had spent_
BLY rm.
TeeHDAT, Feb.
NAaaow Esc Aria FROM DROWN
▪ Laurie Miley had • nerrow p..
frog! drowning On Monday
sketiig• Hee went into • deep
their !awl if bis cbums bad not
rise at hand the chances are be
not bate got out. However,
Pied anon rescued him.This is the
then time be has got into deep water
was skating and been nearly drowned.
was l
Chrism 8savicts.—On Sunday
b7 ' evening at St. Aodrrw's eburcb tbere
And
MOTHER df
LARCE FAMILY
Tills How Si. Keeps Hs
Health — Happiness Far
Those Who Take
Her Advice.
SoattvfTle, Miele I want to toil !�
bow moth goad Lydia 8. Pinkbem's Vetg-
etableCempomed and
Seestere Wer haw
daft ins. I live • $
farmaadhavewetit.d
very bard. 1 sin
forty-ive years old.
and am obs soother
of thirteen alaktrsa
Many people think
it strange test I am
not brakes dove
with bard wort and
the care al my fam-
Ily. bet I id than of my good famed.
Lydia E. P'inkbam's Vegetable Cam-
poand, and that there will be no back-
ache and bearing doers pains fa nom if
they will take it as 1 have. I ave eear'cab
ever without it p the hew*-
"
oose.
"I will any also that I think there tot
two better �edicioe to be found for yom.m
[till- M7 eldest daughter bas takes
Lydia 8. Pinkham'e Vegeiabis Cow
pound for painful periods and frowsier -
fay, aid it Ma helped bet.
as always reedy and witting
sped geed word forLydia ~
bin's Vegetable Compound I tell only
one I meet that I owe my health and
happiness to your wonderful medicine."
—Mea J. G. Joartaoia, Soottville, >ri.lae
BF D. IL
Lyda K . Pinkbam'el Vegetable Cm
-
25th pound, made frown native roots fid bwbs,
canteen no ae eoties or harmful
Iso._- ng th
sacs and today b0ids the record sof Deem this
while
most soen-i I remedy far wamaf's
bole ka°w.. f
been
would I — - -
tbey A BRILLIANT EVENT.
secr.od l
while
wee • special service for sbildeen.
(kcal Rev. W. U. Turner preaebed rpm -early
wo forthe young sod tbe choir was
composedyounger members of
pbeli, the Sunday school. They meg very
G. well for such young childner, an
oe doubt if they keep i.n under the t
,n., ins of A. B. ('sok for a abort time
pg. 'will become !fret -crag. musicians.
of the Metb.diat church on Su
et i evening the choir war eompo...el
1*. I all mate voices and they rend
std pine very good music.
the I PEsaolr♦i. AND Garsast..—
w" lb's.) Farr entertained b -r Hun
ell scbool class at the recto
ey , atter000te
rectory on T l
1 boner of D. • o parry wave also Dorothy and Emily How
who are leaving for Edmonton
F 'Toronto tbis week tak nghe in
oaten] e ' automobile show, but we hardly
here pest all tbo.e, wbo are going
purebese nut ri On account of
" of the shafts at the sawmill bre.
H.rce Old Boys Now Have Real, Leal
Knagbt Amusget Their Number
•
The following is The Mai( ttnd Em-
pire's report of the annual ••at home"
of the Huron Oid Boys' .tssociauoo of
Tomato, bold on Friday evening feat :
The Hume Old Boys' Association
held its thirteenth &noel '•at Isom."
d no lam night 1e the Temple ballroom,
rain- wben the first Knight of Heron county
they and Lady Winuw.0 were the guests of
Io bunor. fits Jubn Willison w.s peed
nday rented witb • frau ifolly illuruinated
of address by tee prey.dent, Mr. Henry
erect Clmca•. after the pro gram mi.. finished
i and before tie d•neiog commenced.
gr7. Lady William hroked very bandsotue
day -in pink s•tis draped witb.lace and
.day dutmoed ornaments. Those tnotrihui-
no io 'ng to the program were: Mire Euie
ard. B A.. Mr. Ruthvrn Me -
soon. Oohs and Mr. Harry Brnoett. The
in ball was decorated with a large Union
the Jeck at one hide of the pisiform, and
ex-ue the other the Huron county
win , banner. The supper tables were
ogle decorated with vat i-oolored tulips.
k, , The president avid Mn. Clunes
to
en
U
DU N•tGAN NON
H NEWTON. DENTIST, O
t.00tasw. ha. ee..ed visiting.
oft rdso 1. taw none onmos.and wilt iftestorte canre ate.
es
ft wen te al veer? day All saws ;no
NOTICE —THE LOCAL AGKN(•
smog t=sonwo for TUN awed Vat tie Nat
seders will toid sod wOwr
tempos wie
d� 4m mimsod eo cold lar turas ism.
W gparepoe T. Fee. 10th.
on /sat:aide'', the mill was shut dews
-i for a few day,, the shaft having to be
ad- sent to the Doty Engine Works at
b. iiodericb for repair Dr. Will
Sloan and wife left on Wednesday last
for Porcupine, where he has secured a
News Norm.—Mrs. Lyons.
Loud..bora% and Kim Bina Kirke,
Calga�rp are vintner at the home
Maw Itteldatb Mies Ruby Rob(
sus returned of Muidey to bee home
at Tondo's. .. L 8. Palmer,
$uwtbroy, is risking to tee village .
•
Mr. and Mrs. George Jar Iceman are
•i ending s few days is Twunto
Mrs. A. Dunkeld. of bcrder-icb, is vial
Ing her patent.. Mr. and Airs. Was
of good position as manager of one of the
of geld mines [bete. He uuderstands the
oI mining tbntougbly ... .The directors
a. of tee Blyth Agricultural Society met
at the Queers hotel on Satuuday, for
at the purpose of appointing a secretary-
. treasurer for tbis year. W. Jackson
was again appointed to the position.
It ww also decided to have a field
t- crop nornpet,tioo again this year as
Mdirat4a. .... - Miss Rut.- tat milers.
t- delegate to the Ontario Agriculture/
Fain Amociation at Toronto recently.
_ gave a splendid report of the tneetiug.
There was quite a gathering
bel • ieof
s i Poplentone & Gardiner s dry
made store onThurs.day bust to see the
line of dreg. goods ,hewn by Messrs.
PuilamCo.. their reprieent.atire befog
bete wit& a full a&at.rttaeat of suits,
Creta. dirt., etc. We oedema nd be
got a nuinher of erten from the ladies.
has
beyved
• somew hat after bot tee storms of °last
week and now the farmers ars ' busy
doing their teaming of wood, etc
The
01 (Roderick, as resrsring suitaaes
&aces is the village and vicinity
Rainey �3�. of Vow, is visit
ing err the boom of Itrtc. Casaphetl .. .
.t kat been bees attended for cameral
in Gr.deriei on Tuesday evening
The E pwr.rtb Iragae of the Mr•b.dist
ebwnb entertained the Guild d
EfreloSe ritercb last DeasyWed even-
ing. A good time is reported Tb.
Juueor League ce the Methodist rburee
ewe at Nile on Saturday Tee G
C. 1. students spent Sunday at t
bower beer. .. Air.. H. 'Turner sad
daugtter. (:lade.. are visiting at the
bogie of Jas. %h yard.
To -tomes .
1't:'u•IT vs PIINI.e —. tt tee �o.•etiag
of the (mild in Erskine church na
Friday evening. as interesting debate
wsa beid on tn. subject : ' RReentred.
that the pulpit has greater anfioesice
for goo' than the prima^ The affirm-
ative was led by Lorne McK.orie,
supported ted by Mins F. Doff. ',bile the
Deg e t i t s was lead by Bert Wiggles.
supported by Mini M. Rose. After
oonsideriag the arguments pretested
tit! Judge's decided the lobate was a
Dew: to es Doors. — Mee Robert
Wilson. o1 (lodes_, sprint Thorsday
in the vitlagr L N. Palmer lift
tins morning for fetrathoy. sifts. a
visit at bis brise here Mr. and
Km.
from
David
Use directors think it a great help to
the farads, R. it. Sloan, who was
Jaeksro &have ret.wrnerd
Tomato Mr. mid Mrs.
Sproul spent a couple d days
in Roderic& this week . - • Thomas
of t/o4.rl . was nesse ring
twee* iw willoge and yitlsity.
Misses Celia Netlike! a.d Laura
tresis hive returned from a vial to
L.
Melt
Wingless'
os r sed t a whmid Ripley . t -Mier4
Masis i■ Varna •.d Gede.•wt
Mr. and Mea W. ( pal het en
Monde�y tar their home is M.eitobk.
£ AAA went to Toronto tad"
with a tar d ho,,. A end el
�.....,� u•.... -.re. all ll.na
home at Kra Pierce
The
Ithe ateenetisw tib.i.
tpeaaaI 7n� bay
gee �`p6r tlbk d
the
V' yauY be sprit tie th. SUS the il‘pdar prime kr the bs
thew owe* amen* be OLAIL L 10
Oak erneimps.
Tee um& � w "1�
toe storm of dart week made
waling very difficult, riptr:aJny 00
tee sidewalks, where it was
=lMae walking, and a num
ie is wetbod of lnoomotion. The
ire was ratite disaat.our to the wi
and reles. more especially of
Korai Telephone Co. A number
titer poles were broken aid it took
some dad•. t.o get teem in repair
Vi • o visited with fn
ID Meafort h c ant week . . . Freak Mr
Pbersoc. wbo has been levities her.
for Boas time. is at present on a visa
to Berlin Itieod,.. lobo Haggitt
at present in Kincardine
Watson shipped a ear of rattle t
Montreal on Sat erday. be
with teem. ..Yrs. A. R. McTarpt
anal eon are at present on a rive
to ber mother at Cliptes... M
F. Fawcett visited with reiadves
at Mum lass week Mime Agnew,
o1 Wigwams. visited with her trawl
Yes. Jar. McM.rehi. Inst work_ . .
Jas Leckie was in Wytb.. PIW
awiotg a attead.aoe ata m.rcisg id
the Q. T. L undies hands. G. M.
Ohambersr was b Leydon hist week ea
$ �tw sit latrip ,st w Hie .lipped
bee of w sport➢s fnsn town':ept• '�tt
Northers Lawn ormi4osi iseekey
mat.ele eetwee. V. Meta. wed mat
��l. �otb of Whig -
ham me sletowlem Memo of Urns,
Urns,
�d up tweet Peens, evasive
Wand Si iliva tins. • trainras
bare adi� 1 ti. - at Mir.
sit Metier • W PaidepM
that►
the latter wearing a crime.°
gown with overdress of black nioob,
with real lace and diamond ornaroena.
A few of the four hundred and fifty
present were : Mr Jobo.tor, president
of the Bruce Lid Boys' Association,
and Yrs. Jobustoi. in grey eatia ; Mr.
McLarest. Mrs. JleLe en. pale blue
ratio with gold pet and pearl. ; Dr.
Braden. Dr. Sunbury, Mrs. Stanbure
in white silk and pearls ; Mr. •F. 8.
Hick, Mt.. Hick. mauve silk, draped
with chiffon and Peasiw embroidery ;
Miss Boa Pug.aey, pale blue crepe de
cbioe with cbiffot and silver; Mrs.
Pugs:ey, white and black lase ; Mr.,
Crocker. pale bhte satin and lace ; Mrs,
Fioody. blue and black silk ; Mr. W.
Floody : Major Beck. Mrs. Haa.oa,
mile yellow satin and sable ; Mn. Me-
]t[inaa. black with goti and jet t Miss
Fowler )HemiltonI. enema brocade and
diamoods ; Mrs. Me -ons ick. black
sarin and sequins ; Mrs. MrPbillips.
black Natio and jet ; Mir Goodwin.
crown eharnieuse, with crystal and
ornage velvet mob : Mrs. Gillespie• io
rut:Mr. and Mea Mouse (Ottawa). the
latter io grey .edit with mise ninow
tunic ; Mis. McPhinips (Loidm. t
Ont1, pink satin and cbiffoo ; Mim
Grey. green shot satin woe Mee and
crimson pipings : Mr. A': E. (irovsr. (lODRRicR
Mew. Grower,. in pale pink sad Lrxtrge
I
LATHE COLBORNE STORE
i
The Edge � New easonS
Mel new spring Merchandise is arriving almost daily. 1 his week
only a hint of the good things bought for you. To those who want to
get the RIGHT GOODS at the RIGHT PRICES we would recom-
mend a close perusal of our offerings.
F`_^"' - -
R
is
ain list.
e
ill be
in it that youhneed and swh ch is a big bargalinrat,the pricemweha er
asking.
.:
Nine doses of Hosiery
per. wool. black Angola
Hose, in sues 4, ti, S. gi. 4 de. i. 7i and K You
�buy any t in tbia lot at one-quarter off
prams. They are tine all wool.
Corsets
. tow 0. & A. soap corsets, a, t egular elec. for
5$e. Tbie id we got dirret from the factory at a
clearing pries They are guaranteed in every
way. Only about 40 pairs lett now.
es
Nine hundred aid fifty yards of Valenciennes.
Toreboos and Cluiey. from 3 to 5 peak a yard
regular. Your choice of the lot for only jc.
Underskirts
A satuple lot direct from the makers a t pricat
that should move them out quickly. They are at
a good deal lass price than if they weer bought in
the regular way, Sac to h1La 50.
Underwear
r A cleating out sale of everything in tth}ee stole
in Ladies'. Mimes', Childs'. Men's and Hey.' Un-
derwear at leas time maker. prices. A clean
twerp at a big bargain. We have decided to
carry ootbing into the neat season of them 'mode
Sale .ommeoces Saturday naming. Mareb tat
and will centrou, till the featgarment Lvoid.
A new stock of Linoleums, 2 to 4 yards wide
A new stock of Floor Oilcloths, f to 2 yards wide
A new stock of Tapestry,, Brussels and Wilton Rugs
H. COLBORNE
GET THE BEET. ' IT PAYS. I
1 _LJOTT
Taevta, Oal. 1. a Cusnwereeal :eaod of the
H�..t (Inds! NONE BETTER IN CAN
-
Building Oraduate. 1n .:trwg demand. Fate
woe. ('ettaiogse tree.
Building
Supplies
We we now pee srsd to
supply contractors with
all kinds of Moulding,,
inside Fioi.b. Flooring
and &ldisgs, aid General
Building Material.
We make a specialty of
Fetes. Flooring in Oak
and Birch.
Dressing 'end Matching
by the thousand.
TbePagetirau her Co.
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with dlfineade : Lee
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