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L.N.ETER MART IaTS
Ci+aIlea d Eaeh
vWhe ;
Oat ,
Barley.
Family ;Flour
Creamery Butter
Dairy Butter
Eggs
Lrax cl A
Patatce s
Hay, per too
Hogs per'['cwt. ......,
Wecln esday
2.10 ;02,13
,,70 tc?5
.95 to 41,03
,,,.., 5,9(il
49
32 to40
2,00
10 00 to 1r2,Q0,
19.00
Ne\vmar. Hardy had his bicycle bad-
ly damaged on Wedla,esday when it
seat run over bya car as it was lying
on the curb is front of Wieson,"e res-
tauraat
CARD OF THANKS
Miss :geese Sanders wishes to eon–
vey her >:racere thanks to friends for
the many kindnesses shown her du.r
i.ng tine illness and subsequent death
of her fath;ereandat:tatherr, for all of
,k 'r:'rfx' :rile 's deeply grateful,
Shpka
The Shipka Cider,Mi11 will be aoen
to manufacture . Cider. and Apple .But-
ter ole and, after Monday, Sept. 23rd.
There must beone bag of peeled and
r
t with every five
cored apples brough� w nt
bags, 'for eider to make apple Butter.
Your cider and apple butter home the
same day. Wm Sweitzer, Prop,
BIG CLEARING SALE
The • Big Clearixng. Sale going on in
D. McCo sneli'a General Stare Crom-
arty, has been very successful so far.
People are taking advantage of the
Clearing out prices. The sale 'will
continue up to October 9, after which
the store will be closed, not tot open
again. If it ea Bargains you are look-
ing for come here. Act quick as the
time its limited,
D. McCONNELL, Cromarty.
TIRE CHAINS.
We ,have just made a good bay in
tire chains, which we are offering at
the old .price(. Even if your old
chains are still good it will pay you
to •buy a pair of these because, you
will never. get them agaisr at tjiis
price 'V, J. BEER.
FOR. PRIVATE SALE
Linoleum, Rug, .Blinds,. Coal ' Oil
Stove and other articles. The house
is for rent. Apply. to Mrs. Dempster,"
William Street, Exeter.
WOOD FOR SALE—We have on
hand a quantity of wood .which will
lie sold ±or wash only, 2 sitglacords
to the load; dry beech ,and maple
12 ins. long, $6.00 a load; dry mixed
softwood 12 ins. long, $5.00 a load;
hardwood slabs $5 a . load; softwood
slabs $4 a load. Lf wood is not paid
for when ordered teamster will carry
a seceipted bill and we .respectfully
request, that the be •paid when deliv-
eryis made. .A-ccounts now due must
be paid by October 1st.—R. Gillies
& Son. ,
•
GROWERS OF CANNING CORN
Are required to bring sample cabs
to the Canning Factory and they will
be advised when to 'make delivery.
Cobs not matured should. tat be
brought. Bring every developed cob
ate the food is needed.
EXETER CANNING CO.
COW FOR SALE—A good milcbl
cow, part Jersey, Apply to James
Connor, Andrew St,, Exeter.
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A orae -storey frame dwelling with.
ma -third acre of land; 18x14 stable,
good water, furnace, electric lightts, 3
bed rooms, d'ruia>gi room, two kitchens,
and fine cellar; .cermrenuently situated.
Apply to John Dauncey, Andrew St.,
Exeter, ,
eseeige~rts
New Dinner Sets, showing 'a vara
iety of very new patterns. Stewarts
JIG SAW FOR SALE—Apply at
this offices'
WANTED—Apprentice to dress-
making Ap ly to Miss Mary Tom,
You rvil'l like the new Misses and
Ladief Coats we are showing tilos
Oeasont, We want you to see them.
Stewart's.
New Velvet Tam,: for the girls. To
match any dress, Each 81,75_ —
Stetr•art's
The mill is going again, and we
promise the public our best service.
Secure you; flour from es, there is
none better, Chopping afternoons
only
Harvey Bros.
1tartet:.d's Underwear in, red and in
blue label. It gives satisfactfbn. —
Stewart ,,e'1.3 them.
GOOL) GIRL WANTED at Central
Hotel. exeterr. Dzuttea to commence
at once,
t'aines Scotch Linoleums in, meat
tile patterns The price; willl be high-
er, Buy now at Stewart's.
TERMS S 1 RTCTLY CASJL
All acounts are due and paya,a;le
before October letAfter that data
our term, will be strictly wash.
BIERLING, Exeter North,
CORN STALKS FOR. SALE.
The Exeter Canning Co. offers for
sale` 'th,e cora stalks growing on the
Gidley farm. Help wanted husking
corn when, factory starts.; Apply at
the factory
EXETER CANNING CO,
HORSES W A1' TE'D
vs'a,nt ° anlrlltmdtred number def
Ln gonad condttioaaf. Geldings 5
re old 'up, weighing from 1500
totfrs& tip, Mates from 4 years old
stag
Vleu
lnlg
framr 1300 >
ounda
utr
ice thawing the nenuired aduff,
or plane 93, Exeter.
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aseaseestetea seaseastaaatties, tee.
a.�
Those who+ do a tat fight ;bust save,
Miss Alice Vincent ,has taken a pos-
tion at G, A. Hawkins,' Hardware.
"lir, Frecl Elleriegton was judge of
borses a.t Listowel on Friday last,
Old friends wall be sorry to learn
that . Mrs• Buckingham is very ill at
Clinton. �.
A old -tinge resident of tlsborne,Mrs
Jame.r Woodley, died in `ieaforth last
week,
_`Ir, W C.,. Rivers an' Friday pur-
eh sed the proaerta, of the late Dav-
id Gillies. on Sinicoe St
On Wednesday (evening, of last week
Miss Jean Selden was'tendered at-shrineshower at the hroote of Miss Kathleen
Stewart' e
ell I. Armstrong last week' pun=
i u
csed the 50 -acre farm of Mr. C. H.
Harney, being north hal,: of Lot 24,
Concession 5, Usborne,
Mr, and Mrs. Joshua Heywood are
moving from the, farm an Usborne la-
in the home they recently purchased;
from Mrs, Prior on Elizabeth street,
12r. Frank Bissett, son of Mr, 'Rich-
ard Bissett of London, sustainedan-
ther stroke a•O'
ke of paralysis on Friday
and .isin a critical condit Ars in Lon-
don Hospital
Rev Cat. Caswell and Rev. Pref.
Potter of Victoria College, 1 >ronto,
preaclied educational sermons in Jam-
e; Street church, Exeter, and in Cen-
tralia church on. Sunday.
Mr A L. Vakistona a prominent
merchant fot 33 years of Brantford,
died last week; in that city„ He was a
br'athtetr.-ire-law of Mrs. Amos of Ex-
eter, who is at; present visiting in
Fort William.
Harvest Thanksgiving Services'
be held in' the Trilt(itt ' Mivemorial
Church on Sunday, Oct itch. Spec
hal music wail be rendered by the
Choir and the sermon will be preach-
ed by the Rector.
Word has been received Irani Ot-
tawa that the following' men are re -t
attired for the Siberian Und,itb- 100
hornet -transport drivers, _Category A2
4 fanners 4 saddlers, 4 wheelers, 15
bakers and 8 but'`ners. Category A or
B.
Mrs. Horatio Res Ails s of Sarep to
sustained a nasty cut >r. 'ser head and
a severe shaking .i p a e auto acci-
dent this week: The ti-, driven by:
Mr Reynolds, got out r f control when,
they were proceeding glom; the Lake
Road, and overturned in the ditch
Mrs.. Reynolds being caught under
the car, Mr. Reynolds was uninjured.
and the car was not damaged.
Rev. Dr. Medda minister of Main, St.
Methodist church, will be in hs Pul-
pit next Sunday. Forenoon theme,—
"The S.S and its Work". The School
meets in Its Rally .Day- service at 3
p.m_ Service far the evemiing, " To
the Far Country and Back." Prelude
an current event, "Are we ready for
peace?" Splendid t ausic. Strangers
and no-ciluech goers iniviced and wel-
come,
The Killarney Guide' says r_: `A very
pretty wedir g _was • salenatrnized at the
come of Mr. and Mrs. J. T% Larson,
when lairs.. Larsoan's daughte ; Devona
Iryiae Pearce was united in marriage
to Dr Harney Benson Goriell, the
Rev. J. A. McConnell. of Tiinette, of-
ficiating The young coupe left im-
mediately by . motor to Brandon.
They will visit friends kt Mihseclosa
and Winnipegbefore ret inning to
take up their residence; in K%llarn,ey,"
It will be remembered that Miss
Pearce at one time laved here when
a little girl with her mother, row Mrs.
Larson, but whose maiden sane was
Miss Minnie Brimac•ambe,
UNIWAY .SCHOOL RALLY,
A Sunday School Rally Service will
be 1t.1d in Main Street Chuu ;h, Sun-
day Sept. 29th' at 3 pan. A special
program is being. prepared and prom-
ises to be most interesting,. Every-
one is cordially invited and will be
iurade welcome dt the school. Special
n iesic by the >orchestra.
SOLD HIS . FARM,
Mr. J. J. Merner M' P,, has sold 'his
farm just south, of Egmon)lv111ewhere
be has been lining since list spring,
to Mr William Weber, son of Mr.
Casper WaJzer af Hay Township. Mr.
Walper gets nossessioia, of the house
on Oetabeir lit, but Mr. Merner re-
tains the use of the banns until' the
first of April next. This, is one of the
best farms in, the township„ Mr. )ler-
tier will reside in Seaforth,
REPORT QF EXETER BRANCH
OF H.C.W.,Q.A, FOR SEPTEMBER
Crediton,:i suits. -pyjamas, 1 •'wash
cloth, .32 pairs socks, and old _Jima,
Exeter Soldiefs'"Aid, 100 pr. sock's,
Exeter Woman's institute, 41 pr,so.e
Ent/at-111e and Sunshine, 1 shirts,_ 6
suits pyjamas, 22 pr. s'ax. 12 trench
carps_
: Thames Road, 12 shirts, 3/ pr. sox
6 suits pyjamas, 2 stretcher caps.
Zion. 20 pa-, socks, 14 shirts.
Total value for month, 8496.30.
Vera Essen, Sec.
DEATH 0I7 WILLIA.al ARNOLD.
The. 'Teinceedinie Reporter has tihe
following account afi the death of Mr,
William ,Arnold, a former resident of
teeter ,-feAfter an, illness extending
over several months William Arnold
passed away at his home on Sunday
morning, at the4 age of 60 year's, Mr.
Arnold was born in the township of
lein ors, As a young man he farmed
iii -din t -taw nihie for a tin; e; Giving
up farming he ,entered thc, rxnp lereeeit
btlsin,ess end for the past' twenty-fiiaa
years has been a resident of Kir-teaard-
lee, with the exce,ptdian oe a few years
spent in, Exeter, where he carried on
business, Beside then implement busi-
ogees _ire bought and shipped horses
to ,the Wte, l;, Last winter he had the
misfortune to fall, in the hay.-inow, and
later underwent an open=alien. "I'licsfe,
no. doubt hastened his enc, He
oar
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lI>a5 Alice', Guest, who, with two
d^tighteas- Miss Mary of Stratford,
and Mies Flossie at home, Survive."venlian>
Exeter Council
Exeter, Sept. 23, 1918.
The council met' in it aguler session,
All members present,
Minutes of meeting held Sept, 9th
were read and approved.
Communications read as fo?low's—
Circular letter from Fo4rd of Rail-
way L.; ^ t:Toners with profile en-
closed re crossing per R cr. $'Jdort
over -Wellington. street Fe;;ed.
Circular letter from office of Chief
Fite Marshall; Torontoasking all pit-
teens to observer Oct. 9th, as fire pre
rentiaa clay, Per Elston and Penhele
—October 9th as' Fire Prevention Day
is a special opportunity offered ev-
cry person to talk `Tire Prevention,"
and "Clean up", A clean city or town
sirs few fires. Carried, Residents
an•
d merchartts are urged to seethat
all, -rubbish and refuse is pro;r:erly
cleaned r away.
A letter with; credit invoice attach-
ed from Mallough) Foundry Irl l\fan
ufacturing Co., Landon, re 'eeturnied
castin gs was read. A tions ; efe-red
Fallowiite accounts paaedst Cecil
Ford, labor cemetery 8.2 KT. t' orgy
5.00; J .I iegr 5.30; R. Q tart e 2,38;
W. Creech 5.00; W. T, Gillespie 1,00
R Squires 2.50,
Mr. Wm: Hoo e Huron r, H non St,, -waited
ars the e COUnCd ' ' re-
the
opening'
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of a• drain along Mill Street, west of
G.T.R. track to SaB. -The Council
decided to inspect, the property,
Per Snell and Elston—That the rate
of taxation for 1918 be fixed at 28
mills or, the dollar, and tha±t;a by-law
be prepared accordingly,—Carried.
Adjournment by Pe'nhale,p
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
Special Rally" Day, exe eirses; in Jain -
es St . Church next Sanday. Moaning
subject. "Gan a child be ,Reigiaus'?
Evening. Second serrnoni in the series
f'Life's Terminals". Subject, '"The
Terminal of Neglect, or Taking chan-
ces on. Eteain!itai" Grand 'Rally of
Sunday School, at 3.00 p.m. with,spec-
ial features, including service of Irr,-
fant Baptism,
Mr. Thos, Boylel`and family on Wed
tuesnay moved to London where Mr.
Boyle goes into business for himself,
On `Tuesday evening the Oddfellow*s
presented lvlr, Boyle with, a club bag
in recognition of his services as de-
gree master for several years. Mr.
Boyle and family were also 'tendered
a socia} evening in Trivitt Memorial
Ster,oel Hall dire same evening, and a
pleasant • time was spent, Mir.- Boyle
it one of -the wardens of Trivitt Mem-
orial Church. The many friends 'in.
Eeter will wish ivlr, Boyle and fam-
ily every •success 1, their new home.
Mr, Nelson Sh,eere, we understand, is
to take the position vacated by' Mr.
Boyle with Messrs. Jones' & May.:
THE .WEATHER:
We have had an extreme amount of
wet weather lately, and while it has
made plowing goods it has been hard
on. the unharvested beans and onion,s.
The clouidy, ",rainy weather,''however,
in all probability ,avied us from frost
which would haver, been mare' harmful.
SAXONIONS.
The first of the series of Entertain-
ments to be given in Exeter Opera"
House this s,easom, under patriotic aus-
pices, will be:• given on Tuesday, Oct.
8th The Coit-Aibera Dominion Lyc-
eum Bureau furni$hesi'the entertainers.
The first will be 'the "SaxonAorte'.
See poater and next week's 'papers
CORRECTIONS IN PRIZE LIST,
The prizes for Shorthorn bull catif
were awarded as follows, lst, Oestre-
icher Bros., ",2nd, R. D. Hunter. Oes-
teeiclrer Bras, also secured J. J.
eeerner's special on beastbull any age.
or breed on, their bull calf,Rockfcller
and later .seecurcd sweepstakes din `1
'Loma on the same- calif, W, 'G. Medd's `_
specialfor best cow any breed went
to, 1st, R. D Haunter, -and 2nd,
Delbnidge. A :notable feature: omitt-
ed from the last week's report, ivas.
th'e exhibit of ;Mr.- Me E. Garckilr(er-a
furniture; the School Children's 'ex-
hibit, and Mr. W. Andrew's exhibit
of Watkir;,'s products.
MARRIED
.A Quint wedding took place at the
manse, Blyth, on. Saturday, Sept. 21st,
at 11 o'clock in -the forenioosi,, 'ghee
Mr. William. 5. Russell, postmaster of
Exeter, and son, oe Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Russell of Exeter, was married to
Miss Rose Paterson of Blyth, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Russell of Hay Town
sliip were eresent -at the ceremony.
After a wedding dinner at the home
of the bride's brother, the young
couple took the 2 tem: C. P. Rl traise
on a trip to Toronto and other pointe
On their return they will reside in
the residence recently purchased by
Mr. Russell on William Street. Mr,
Russell is a returned soldier-, baying
served for several months in Fr flee,
where he was wounded. He became
postmaster on.ah'e death of the late:
Edward _Christie; Mr• and Mrs. Rus, -
Sell will have the best wishes of their
many intends here.
Thee Misses Heideman arc visiting
in. 'Kitchener.
Mr, W, H, Levett was up from: Lan -
doe. this week.
Mr. Alvin Johns of Saskatoon is
visiting his parents'
Rev A. A. and lyse. Trumper enc.'
clsildee;a• have refuelled home,
Mr. ,N D. Hurdon is up f fl-om Port
Franks for a day oar two this week,
Mr, Fred How.ald and family of St.
Marys visaed at Mr. Ed. Howald's on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. taint Moncut of: •l'or-
enta and Mr. Coleman alone= ;of 1'et-
rharo; are visiting; their home hen•e,
Miss Lizzie Gillespie returned .to
Detroit :Weclnpsday after a visit hero
Her sister Miss Ida, accempaniied her
as far as lean,don.
Mrs ;Dempster, who has heel), vis-
itiin,g im. Toronto has retttrnsed, and is
packing up preparatory to elicit
moving to, that city to i1eaide.
:Dr. and Mrs. Atdersory of Winnipeg.
are
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Mr. and Mrs, Fitton,
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die son, welt to Loncl
�L1. Ari 1 4n 0'
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Tuesday to attend a missionary- con. -
ONES &
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
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Ladies' Fine Serge Dresses at 19 each
�lWc place e on sale this ve;ek6 auly iadies and a : ' fine all wool
serge dresses in colors .of black, nevy and braw=n;,; well worth nearly dou-
ble, this price{, ire cgear at once, at only $19.00 each`,
Our Dress Gods Department
In our Dress Goods D-epartinient you will find wondle`rfully "ettracti.re
values for f4]+1 buying. As well as the' newer fabrics. We have , ` still a '
' iu
a
r
large
ran e of old stock
in s es `a c
er and other staple
b� bma'terialst The new
silks for Fall' are a'lsio in stock. ntotice -
La.:lies' ` Blouses
We have just received 'a shipmient of the celebriuted • 1Cpbx Blouses
Lor LOdies,, un silk crepes, also Georgette crepes. New colors and new
styles, Ask to see, them._
Hosiery.,& Underwear
We would strongly advise early buying in thie'se lines as reheat ar
ders willall be about half,'. as high again in price., c
Special -10 doz. ladies' pure ° wool, cashmere haste at 75c, a. pair.
10 doz.laktieis' and chdtlelren.'s heavy ribbed worsted iso e' at .SIM' pair.
House Furnishings
Rugs, Cong,oleuni:s, •Linoleums, Curtain. Nets, Window( Bldulds, Oilcloths,
Bor'deeings, Etc., in many cases are here shown a,t less than fol-day;s
wholesale prides'.
Men's Furnishings for Fall
New',Ties, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear; Caps, Hats, Suits, Overcoats,
Etc. are here for your inspectu,on.i 'We are. local, selling agents. for. the
celebrated Ma,ritame Caps.
Men's Heavy Ribbed Winter Underwear—very special value at 31.25 T ,,
per garrnene. Sizes' 34 to 44.
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT has the very latest, Falland Winter styles
for Ladiee,, Men, and "'Children), Our prices are ' rig ;ht. The new Fitwell
Hats,aotr Boys and ---
ivIen's Ready-to-wear Suits and, Overcoats are arrivingg daily. See+
.our new styles for FAX
DINNER SETS — SEVRAL NEW PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters 'tor tlus Celebrated Sandford & Lion Brands Clothing
Men an d Bops,
Mr. Jos. Ba vden of Londom visited
with friends here during the week.
Mr. E, Fowell, Mrs. Taman and son
,Ted, and Mrs. Gladman spent Sunday
and Monday in Woodstock.
Mrs. Hugh Ross, who has been vis-
iting at the home oe- Mrs. D. Johne,
has, returned to,her home in Winni-
peg.
Mrs Jas. Westcot4 and Miss Ila left
'asst Thuisday for their home. in Doug-
Ias, Man., after( a visit of some months
here
Mr. Allen' Myers 'of Detroit, ': Mr.
and Mrs, George. Vosper and child of
-Toronto, and Mr. Sanders of Landoll
e.tteitded the funeral of the late Mrs.
Samuel ,Sander on Thursday last,
a'.r
s+�trnitrturittn , 1(4111, ft„f wfia,:'+,,, -•
Manyof the brave rave women who attend
our wounded heroes in this war are
women who have used Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription,' or who recom-
mend it. The hospital, with its work
and long hours, imposes extreme .hard-
ship on a woman s strength. Every
woman should make herself fit for war's
call at home or abroad. She should'
obtain a book called the " Medical
Adviser," either at her nearest drug
store or by sending 50 one -cent stamps to
Dr. Pierce, Courtwright St, Bridgeburg;
Ont., for this book which tells about
Nursing, Bandaging, Anatomy, Physiol-
ogy, Marriage.
• Thousands of women in Canada have
overcome their sufferings and have been
cured of woman's ills, by Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Sold by druggists
in liquid or tablets. Send Dr. V. M.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., lOc for trial pkg.
o Chatham, Orli - VI
am very glad indeed
to add my recommend-
ation tO the many
others. that have found
relief
others.
Pre-
scription. After moth-
erhood I', could not
properly regain my
strength. I ivas very
weak and nervous, also
had a terrible cough,
I was very miserable
when I began taking
jthe 'Prescription,' 1 noticed a harked
itnprovpment before I
, had fin,shed ono bottle.
I kept up its use rind wins completely cured of m'
Y
cough and itit
g bd t me up in a gond healthy atato..
Favorite, Prescription is ono of the beet tomos far'
women."-7frd. eke, Hill; 210 Welliniofon St. 17,
n
LOOK WELL FOR OUR SHOP
AND YOU ;,W L LOOS WELL
WHEN YOU COME OUT.
Your
$unamer Suit
Be sure it fit you at the collar.
Have the trevagette made to fit you
tend the waist. They Will stay up
much better when ypu wear a belt.
Your Clothes will, have indi,viidnality
If you let to make then for you..
Ladies' Suit.1 s
IN BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN,
AND ALSO A GOOD RANGE
OF BLUES.
COME EARLY AND GET ONE
OF THESE BEFORE THE OLD
GOODS ARE ALL GONE.
N. Shefi.re
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Stn sd Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel
Tea "". Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, Spied
teas, coike' and everp*
tbin ' in the grocery lizIN
Call and see us. A tziisl
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
grillage. "
andROW
THE FUNERAL DIRK:GT•oR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
FALL FOOT WEAR
We. have what you•waavt. in 'the new up-to-datet. yle es
and will :lie•
pleased to show our newest Inc.is in men's women's, or• childre 's shoes.
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.Lets of Heavy Shoes end Rubbings to stand 'the fall meal 'and wet.
WARM UNDERWEAR—See our Lined Shirts arcDravei�„ fol
teen ani boys,
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11(�S ERY Our stock it complete and conYrises sone ,
oat"ialues,
CAPS, SHIRTS, GL OVEs, MITTS, ET•C.
HOW ABOUT •A MADE -TO -MEASURE SUIT R
�,.;,,•,_.• O OVERCOAT, FOR
FALL ? SEE OIJE SAMPLES.
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F. Beavers