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Ottawa, July Mb -Word bas been
lunged that the Ee0nomi: and Urrrlop-
«lent Commission. which was ap-
pointed alwtwt r year ago, Las Kut
busy at last and will presentlyevolve
a pt•ugram which will wake anst's a
laud of wilt and honey fur the ins-
bindrd armies of Kutupe and tuber
immigrants. This is good news.
Better late thou never. Mt7 their
defihetations bear dolt. 1\e bare
bad mei tour surveys it our rrauurcrs,
natural rod unnatural, Lut tory bate
always been pigeon -holed, the idea
being to 'soothe public fre,ioK by re-
porting, but not to do auytbIl g that
would disturb the twisted titian -tate
The report on the High Cost of Lir ing
is a case in point -us mighty big book,
but no moral w be carried out.
However, the Economic and Devel-
opment Cowwiesiun ie said to bre in
eatuwt-that is to ray. as rsrtieat as
the Borden Government will let it
It realises that the great need of this
country it population -that ea cede
must tee filled with people, if this
country is W reap the reward of its
sacrifices, shoulder the war dent,
croute traffic for the nationahzal rail-
ways. and one way and anu:her awai-
ts. its mortgage on the twentieth cen-
tury. The great object of the Cow -
bine ou will Le to dewier utr&us and
contrive inducements to get people
back to the land.
R11OKBIN1)IN(i
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired -
.OLD LICITERINU
pon LEATHER 000D8se.
All acat THgaltl.he• Vow 1 AL, t)�r(ck. ea wvt"
A. R. TAYLOR, Wt WATFORD. -
MEDICAL
P18R. E. J. h. P 010 ER -FA E, EAR
row sad throat roily. Hoa.* mason
ow Tort Ophthalmic sad Aural Iertitets
Ctlslsa1 .% 1.t_, Kar. Nom wad 1 besot Hospital.
Pryer Neste, and yoor.aeM aye Hospital.
((,,_�a�1�. n,tland. canoe. !t H. W &eerie thew.
ltset/adLopposite Eno: Church. Hours 9,
e I9 m m.. 3 W l p.m.. 7 to 6 e a. Tel.ubOae
R.
R, (*KO. HEILKMANN, ONFICO
PATH. apodal: -t to women • sed stet
'. di,.•a.e•, .cure, -hroatc and nes roa•dla
grime. eye. e.r, nor• .nd throat, partial deaf
mea•, lumbago and rheumatic non.11t(on.t Ade
aside roam.& 1 without the k ode. I oro* at
11001110acorner Nel.on sad 1�. An'Lrew'a
At home olnce Monday. Thursday.
ata naterday any e.ralue by .ppotatmeel.
AUCTIONEER
THOMATHOMAS GUMMY
S
Alt rb,N CLIC
i HE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
HEALTHIEST ONE
IN THE FAMILY
13o Sign Of Dropsy Aad K;da y Trwbie
Begg T.Kag'FILUIT-A-TIVES"
Naturally the first step in getting
the people hack to the laud will be to
get the land lack for the people. Just
bow this will be done must be left to
the ('owmiwion A stiff tat on idle
land would piotlnLly mare a lot of it
back to the Crown. The rest could be
bought at a fair price and land bonds•
hunted by the Guyernuteut, whi b
would dirciarge the debt I,y conven-
ient instalment& and 1. the ranee time
provide & sou0ci investment for out
loose money. War b.rod•, laud bonds,
rail way bonds. lbws me the ual-
ur.l paeans of raiaint( tee wind and
the (iovernutrut bee.' not he told that
the people are mute than "willing to
lend their 'floury on (lovernwent
securities whenever -.bey get a chalice.
Their experience with the domestic
war loan proves that. As a u. Iger r t
tact, the people would rather lend
ditedly to the Government mod draw
down their five pot cent. iuterc,t
then turn their moi.ey user to the
batiks at three per •xn'. and let the
banks snake the ditTeten'e. It most
have shocked the 134 :den Govt.'nnarut
to wee how ready they could raise
money limn the people of Canada
whenever the pe11ple were given a
char.. •.
Having got the land back. the neat
adult (be Coi*i111 ,.i..n will need to
consider. is bow to get the people cit.
it. The there/ in that tete returned
readier will become it bonier because
he has followed all open-air life 'in
muddy* tient he', *.bell craters, and
.ucha Thi, to a beautiful there y, but
it will to t ate & out in pi •et ire • utiles,.
the Lund is made considerably mute
&'tractive to him than the battle
terrain. He La•.ern a Int of plowing
dune -with sbe.l+ -41111 be dpesti t tike
it. What indu, em elan carr a (-tun-
ers' life off •r him twin, It will outweigh
If iuc.,ovruirncrn-.he Ioneline,r,
elRi neI onfcAr11 will be pas by .'.
dy
to. Itaudeoce :sl.p*004 119
LEGAL
U. BAYS.
Ltlt1i4T9:Rl..a. LWITi`K NOTARY
(lies--titerling Hank Mort. HauuAlton n.rest.
-etdselch Tempaw.e ,e.
Baal 4:tats loam• and ln.araace.
PRODUFoO1'. NILLOKAN a00l)KK
MAVtlu»Tk:ttti. `••Lh.tTVItt.. N••TAlttI.d
scream seemet door from Ram I t
Pl ILII . Ere.
HATTIE WARREN
Port Robinson, t test ,IJ uty 111h, 1915.
"\Ve !tate used "Fruita-tiyes" in
our home. 6Ir over three ) cars and hare
always found them a good medicine.
Oar Milt Awl, //all ie, :vas lroulfd wt1h
Kidney /)iwaie. The Poc'tor sai.1 she
was threeeoe,l with 11mp ny. 11 er limbs
and body were all swollen and we began
to think she could not lite. Finally, we
deeulyd to try "Fruit -a -lives". .She
began to show i,e'.rnvicesent after we had
Then her al l.•talV (s. In a sliort time,
the stretl:ng h.:d all gone .low u and her
flesh began to I..uk more natural. Now
she is the hwallhitrl one an the fancily,
and has no signs of the old ailment.
We can not ely too much for "Fruit -,1 -
tires" and word.) never be without
them".
WILLIAM w.tall I:N.
SOe. a 1.•t. 6 for $ 2 :A, trial sire, 25c.
At all sits alms or scot postpaid on
rreetptof price by Fruit atty.(a Limited,
Ottawa.
11111OfteDAT. JULY 20 1916 M
JULY 16th
Temente Cattle Market
Sages, choice welgMy.$$.16 a:1 00
do. medium weight:. 1.00 6.66
Butchers', choice handy 1.36 1.00
do.good 8.00 6.36
7.50 6.00
6.75 7.60
choice6.75 7.60
6.26 4.75
6 60 4.16
7.00 7.76
4.60 .7.00.
5.00 4.50
7.00 8.00
4.50 600
6.75 7.76
6.76
6.00
6.76
6.00
85 (40
65.00
90.00
do. medium
do. common
Butcher: cows.
do. good
do. medium
Butchers' bulls, choice .
do. medium to good •
do. bologna
Feeders. 900 to 1,000 Ibs.
do. bulls
Stockers, 600 to 900 lbs
do. med . 660 to 700 6.00
do. common, light6.60
Cutters 5.00
Curlers 4.26
Milkers. good to choice 66 00
do common to toed .50.00
Springers 16.00
Calves. veal, good. .10.00 ,•, 12.50
do. medium 7.60 9.00
6.26
11.00
sheep, ewes, light 8.26
do. heavy and bucks 5.60 6.60
Hogs, weighed oft carr . 11 . 40 11.60
do. fed and watered.11.15 11.26
do. f.o.b. country10 65 11.76
,trees,
Ogles ea the
the t 4 ;tion, the had roads, the high
ere Uodarirh.
Private fund. t loan atlowsteste •freight rates- vied the Kritiging tyr-
vale uu u
W. Pout Prom. K.(. J. 1- lattlowaN appy of for 1•0•1 usurers lit it r rue
11. J. U. cousin.
V. CAMERON.
K. O.. 33ARKIti
lkilt..Wkttoc, noise. C.. RRI
tete Street, Uuderich. third dour tr.
At elu fol, Te ur.de, of each week u.
uu Albert etrrtt occupied by Mr.
r. oIti a hour.' 4...m. toe p. u..•
clARLE.ti UARRO\V, LLB., BAB-
Hlb111.11. 504.00ry. admirer'', etc., °oda
Muoa6 to lend a 100,.: t^ic•-
4 1 iL:AOER, BARRISTER, SOL -
4..J. tow, Notary P.ibtic and Cou.'eyauoer.
lata -•t court Houae Uadel'ich. 1a11tw
INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC.
11Mo3ILI UP MUTUAL FIDE 1:
11.116 A N C L C U. -}'arm and wasted
taws riopsrt, (a.ur.•d.
papal. -.t. B. McLean. Pre.-, Searorth P.O.:
lag (Jsapolt . Vice -free., uodericb 1'. U.:
flassam r day's, ase -Treses., rtieala t h P. U.
L. sop; VUI,am lUnn«'omaance
e,aewei , D
Jahn IYateweia. Mood U Jacor arena,
nesehwe l; ltcobsrt Hartock : Malcolm
114sswres. Hola+eavllle ale:. ,tions
w hu Irl him d.. all the work end them-
selves picket All the ;;.:its
The returned while' ail* trot rev" to
teed a lonesome lite -he him been ossa
to a lot of compAny. The l'4 tuuriseimn
will have 10 -•.hugest ineas•[res ►'y
«L,4 rlIVCial'i:It41coure•.. car be .'Ku
muted -village centre.and such.
Moreover, it will have 1., Fugue clown
the Borth it Hoternmrnt's hiwtility to
hydro-Av.-tile light an I pow. r ec•hrniee
like Sir Adapt Be'k'•, which aim to
make farms 11144 attractive by relieving
the *$n 'u• suggestions out
For instance. w,•.t1d it give the
Northwest (arguers fief. whrar And
ruble its friends the wi14r.'r Would
it da anything to bridge the gap be-
tween hogs right cents on • he hoof
and heron tbirty-rewen cents in the
pan .. H. F. (:shotty•
it ).1 drudgery. pies -Wing r'ity conven-
iences. arid 1ncilitating .l'cisbihty 1.y
means of ian`d. t heap and easy tran-
pit. Not only nith.t the 13.'rden 1;;.v
eminent get ()err its d i • like :o this _ -
popular plan of public ownership, but
also the Hearst tiovernment Anti, Ither•
tendency t ,t plA: tintpnihr"htanw.t mil ; THE NORTHERN •
monopolies. When the commission j • BUSINESS COLLEGE
answers wed: ctor ly these two 4flr: ti%Vf� eUh
C'�,uNr
"Maty floes the Farmer's
do. common
do. grass
Lambs. cwt.
6.60
6.25
9 00
7 00
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Track. bay ports.
No. 1 northern, $1.23tss No. 2 north-
ern. 91.21%; No. 3 northern, 1119%.
Manitoba oats -Track, bay ports.,:
No. 2 ('.W., 51c; No. 3 l•. W.. 60tec; :
extra No. 1 feed, 60'.,. ; No. 1 feed, I 1
60iac; No. 2 teed, 49',,c.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, 88%c,'
track, Toronto.
Ontario wheat -No. 1 commercial 1
per car lot, according to freight, out-
side, 97c to 98c; No. 2 c•ommr.c•tal
93c to 96c; No. 3 contrneretal, 47c to
89c; feed wheat, 86c to sec.
Ontario oats -No. 3 svelte, 47c to
48e.
Yeas -No. 2, per carlot, 91.75 to 1
91.85, according to sample. 91.25 to
91.50.
Barley-3ialtung, outside, 65c to 66c;
No. 2 feed, 60cato 62c.
Buckwheat -70c to 71c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial, 94c to 95c-
Manitoba
5cManitoba flour -first patents, In
Bate bags. 96.50; seconds, 96; strong
bakers', 95.80, In jute bags.
Ontario flour -Winter, track, Tc,ron-
to, prompt shipment, according to
sample, 64.05 to 34.15. in jute bags;
bulk, seaboard, 94.15.
Mlllteed-Carloads, per ton, deliver-
ed. Montreal freights: Bran. 920 to
321; short*. 824 to 925: middlings. 925
to 926; good feed flour. bag, 8165 to
91.60.
Fostering Talent.
"Vcnr dangh'er hes a wonderful
Pr i^►.' Yon aught t • cult ivato Lt."
••\,Vh.t fur? A voice do..n't show
up in nro4 nt piclur. •. 13 0 l'ee g. t a
b v wl'ha loony walk «hoist 1 rlpeet
0' ,se .liaw,ut a thou -end a week bee
of these d.y. 8Yarbingtun Star.
'
11 am•1ttrenoshawat borne i'.is
up '. • him to patroniz • s cirrus.
1-n•' at.1 of hoe..tiee 'hie erne. of
wild ore a «1.- moose: -.cm• and they
.g , re, -red.
PILES.
Tet wB1 gild islief in Zaltl1
It (lases the burning, stiasbe
• pain, - and MO
ease. Perseverance, with Zan.
liuk, means cure. Why not provt
Ent ? 42 Dramaread stove.-
as
aril BUK
1
J. K
(,tom y-Ilatop ; it'Niton Choosey. 5.sfort li
R.O eektey.esafertb Petier•selderepro pay
e�saa«
_wed got their oasis raeelpcad it
M. J. Merrbtse'. l k.tkintt Stora. Chat/1s. It et.
Cati•s 4lnswry. •tane,tue .t.ro t. teaderich. or
J.11. Reid . General 4.tr•. 1.yleld.
520,000 loom
PRIVATE FUND`( TO
boo. Apoly to M. U. CAM
N. Barrister HamUtou street. Uode ieb.
{Lr R.IIOB1sRTSO'.
• INBU)LAM 1 AOKNT.
Era* amu Liotrr..txo : BrtWb. Csnsdlao sad
American.
a.nauarrT PicareM u
141D art.orese l_I*SIL
ITT : TM! Ocean Aooidsat sod 4itaaraatse
CorpOr•uaaOM=Limited. sfLaden. , Sas.
Opass Overturns flessfta
ty and Guarmitastausemar.
OS0e at meal aloe. _ortassl meow or vic-
toria
iatoria .d Is. David • 000140 Paers 174.
■AWAGE LICENSES
WALTER B. BELLY, J.P..
O0U9RICH. ONT.
MULK or MARRIJtpi
Patents, Trade iarks,
Designs
Leave Howe and '5%bete Shall the
Hired Man Wash His Feet it will
have gone a long( way toward .ulviIK
the problem of putting the soldier on
the term awl keeping'! there.
Vatimts a.•h.ure• are broached to
lute the disbanded foldier to the
abandoned farm and anchor hirer
there. t)oe proposal takes the shape
of indigent mid gwa Milos ted from
England -indigent widows perferably
with flee or nix ..r ;than. ea_h-on that
the returned s. Idler will not only get
an indi,lebt widow it he want. one,
hut halt -a -d. ion.ttle intlieents, too.
Thr idea is that one can't be tee gen-
erous In this matter of seui:-ready
families--bPsitle., thing., are alwaya
cheaper «hen one takes a yoentit)r.
Looking this scheme over we do not
Leliee. that it will attract the re-
turned soldier. even when we include
the warm welcome of the widow's
smile and the mu+ical laughter of the
six little children, both of which items
are mentioned in. the tit overt uu.
The feet is that the disbanded soldier.
espec)slly if he is a Canadian, will be
keen on picking hi. own wife and the
chances are that be «140'6 pick a
widow at that. HP «111 want to start
something for himself. After •he
wee there will perhaps, t'e a million
more women than n'
try. and a returned iltg with, rod
haw only one arta to
one leg to walk with, will- have a
large range of choice among the mo+t
he/14Mb l maidens in the I) world.
eh circumstances, he «mild
d remiss reentries
bre • fool to choose anything !esus than
analiaboototeameiriodio
the beet]] eh can take it (mon Me
tsaa s
the widow. unless they are
young and rich, have very moo
becured in All Countries
Write 4.r free book -PATENTS PHOTmk'
TION- fell. sal shoat and how In flet. pat
iota HAWew'K a HONS. e.taMa
l.d 1617
w,
tererb Pto
Potent d es E:.older. Heater of
Pater* pateL. Ragi.tered Patent Atloraeys
Jona. m
am.111SC Jae. leteser. Men treat. Aoebas
Maws and Wa.Aat
laatoa. Itopeestadvos 1e
I. rider
in this coon-
s. P♦^n it he
oleo i.. tecciie-'udent. any dor
1.441145 the Holiday. for w .hurt Inv' Way
ouut-e or for regular sour -e d study.
Yana worn,,, •1.041.1 telt k4 mating
rr:psrsltou at par, to fill the D(..ce. lir
the amts then wl.o have e,,: i.t.• I
Write fqr pat t icular• sal eh cola,.
C. A. FI.b:YING. 1'.' ..t., Principal.
(t. 11. rI.0.11\u.tie,'r•t4i1'
♦ 1•N
Brophe3 Bros
OOD3RlOR
The Lading
Fug e$ *I DIrectars
tad eAtbo freers
chance. As for indigent widows. they
won't get • look in
• The Oommuaiuu Rill &deiwe, no
douh'. that farming he made attrac-
tive, and if they follow that train of
thought to its logical eonel.tsion they
aro brwlnd to point out that the test
Etc make faNtt
attain( kfaeUve is to
f It Pa Where the treasure le
theseNeff the Mart be also. pQ(f
ee„ a1'S11 ode move bow to;poke
''=..sood ' reatds. ebsap
Butter and Cheese Markets
Cornwall --2,547 colored cheese
fared; all sold at 14 11:16.-
Listowel-Twelve
116.Listowel-Twelve fat:oties boarded
2,715 cheese; 14c was refused on the
board, but a cumber ,if sales were
made on the street 1.t au advance
to 14%c.
Iroquois --950 colred and 75 boxes
white boarded; 375 butes sold ern
board at 141.4x; balance :Fold un the
curb at. the same price.
Plcton-l8 tacteetes boarded 2,015
all colored; 340 sold at 14 1316e; 900
at 143ae and 'the balance at 14 11-16c.
Napanee-7'0 white and 1.7"») color-
ed
olored cheese boarded; 1,400 cc.lort:d sold
at 14 11.16c and 14'sc; white sold at
14t..c to ;43,0
\!dorsarifle. flit 2,000 boxes of
cheese Mild at.,,14 16c. ,
'St ?bft, `Cue. -100 boxes sold a•
18`*c.
St. Ily:.( inthe, 41ue'-1,000 boxes of-
fered; all sold at 141.c; 100 pack -
,ages of butter Fold :.t _8%c.
e'owansvillc, (2u. -13 factories of-
fered 1.171 packages yf butter; all 'I
hold, except one (a.:tory, at 43%c.
Belleville -2,504 white cheese were i
boarded; ;;65 sold 41.15 1-I6c, 1.035
at 15e. 300 at 14 15.1nc, 10e at 14tec.
and balance refused at 147,kc.
Vankleck'H11:-1.256 white and 250
boxes colored Cheese offered; all sold;
white a: 14 ('-lge, colored at 114%c.
London --Seven factories offered 900
175 colored sold at 15',c. 160
colored at 15e; u:, elite sold at 16c.
220 Auld at 14rsc; bidding was from
13tic to 155fic-
of-
I
Order's ear'IIt y a1Mr eato
as ail bones, ntgkt or day.
ROBT, WILSON
Massey -Harris Agent
Hamilton St , Godench
edm
a
7000 Rods of
STANDARD FENCE
newt be sold by July 1.•,
1010. We have t two ear Ingos of
the beat fence that nl,.ney can
Loy end we hat. bough., so
we ran 0.11 right. l' JI m and
are our at k end get our
price bolo you buy your
true •. IVs &Pit the matey
and Too n the fence.
Fars. Machinery
We carry a full line of Farm
N sehinery always on hand
&l .
gpes ani Carriages
We have them. all shape. and
*Mee large •tssm
orteft al-
ways on our Leo.
If you neod a few tone of tl•at
FAMOUS O 1, U H l) M E-
NTRAP FERTILIZER., we
have, carload just 1s.
Hsrtt or Soli Wood delivere1
to any pert 01 town.
^one No. 1M
r4
t9atly. esarkeitin`. h0
MBtlow le would the Breeden
Oov.r•seat have the mearegw to Barry
i
MILLAPuSON
SPECIAL SHOWING of
WASH FABRICS
WE have just passed in stock a large shipment of
Fancy White Wash Goods, which are so
much in demand.
Novelty 'White Voiles, in stripes and fancy designs. Very stylish for dresses or
separate waists, at 25C, 35c, A 5C, 5oc, 6Oc and 75C
per yard...'....... J atJ J
Plain Voiles, white and colored, beautiful even weaves, double width. Prices
per yard 25C, 35c, 39C 4nd 50C
Calmont Batiste, white 'ground' with stripe pattern, in colors of black,
green, mauve, pink and blue. 31 inches wide. Special per yard... 25 C
Delhi Batiste, white ground with large colored spot, in green, blue and 2 5C
black. Very stylish. Double width. Special per yard
Special values in black and white stripe Batiste Voile, etc., in narrow and
wide stripe, at per yard 20C, 25C, 35C and 39C
Handsome novelty design's, in marquisetteandvoile, white ground with rich designs,
45C and 50C
in mauve, blue, yellow, green, etc; Double width, at
per .and
Indan Hied uitirfib, sc rrtth In
demar.d for middies and dresses.
36 inches wide, at per yard...
I5c, 20c and 25c
Women's Black Silk
Skirts
Womens black Silk Dress Skirts,
made from rich quality Duchess
silk, in the latest styles. Special
each.... ...,$5.00
White Piques, Bedford Cords and Repp
"These goods are in high favor this
season for middies, dresses, skirts and
'nurses' uniforms; They come in all the
various weaves, at per yard
20c,. 25c, 29c, 35c and 39c
Women's White Wash Skirts
Women's White Wash Skirts, in pique,
repp,•linen, etc., in the seasons newest
styles. All sizes.in stock, from
$1.00 each
Niagara Si1k;Glopes
h:cCall's Patterns and Publications
11
11
Kayser Silk Gloves '
PHONE 56 IVlillar's Scotch +Store P
illilligaagnaasminemme
WttttttatsttINIas
HONE 56
110.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Receipts. 4.200; slow; ship-
ping steers. 9'1 to $10; butchers, 17
to 69.50: heifers. 96 to 98.50; cows, $4
to 37.60; bulls, 85 to 37.544• stockers
and feeders, 36.60 to 97.60; stock ,
heifers. $5.75 to 96'25; fresh rows and
springers, steady. 250 to 8110
Vests- :'ecelpts, 1,000; active;
94.60 to 313.
Hoge-Rerelpts, 1:1,000; active; ;
heavy and mixed. 310.30; ynrkerte $10
to 910.30; roughs. 98.90 to 89; stags.
96.54 to.$7.50.
Sheep and lanihs-Receipts!, 1,200;
active; Iambs, 97 to 111.16; yearlings,
95.50 to 99.50; wetners. 97.75 to 95.25,
ewes, 64 to 37.50; sheep, mixed, 17 60
to 17.75.
JOB AND COMMERGLAL
Printing? tbe
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale priced to the
trade:
ERgtr-
Special candled , cart's) .8 .32 to 9 34
Candled. ex cartons .... .29 .30
Butter --
Creamery prints. fresh.. .29 .11
Creamery. solids .38 .1/
Choice dairy prints .26 .17
Ordinary dairy prints.10 ../6
Bakers' .13 34
Cheese --New. large, 17c, ttstoe.
17tec; triplets. 171ryc; old, Juno and
September, large. 22c; twits, 22'4c.
triplets, 221er.
Poultry Live Dressed
Bprtng broilers 30c 36c 400
slid. fowl. lb.... 16c 18c 211 ilii
Ductltegs .... 22e 16c 10o 610
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Cattle -Receipts, to 2.000;90, stock-
ers
weak: beeves. 1
ers and feeders. 96 25 to 81.2bt cows
and haters. 93.35 to 39.40; calves.
88 Tato81175.
Hogs- Receipts. 21.000;
lower; light. 11.25 to 99 8S; teat
99 21 to 89.96; heavy. 89.16 to
tough. 49.20 to 19 35; pigs.
$9 4e: hsik of sale.31 50 to
Sheep and Lank. Receipts. 11!003
market flak; aaave. 16.73 W I$.1S
Maths, native, 97 te SOAR.
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