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NIILE, Sept, IS.—Mr, n,nd 'Mrs.
trs.
'Wheately (nee Mildred 'Cook), of Tor-
onto; visited at Mr,_A. W. Young's and
Mrs. Ella McPhee's: over the -Week -end,
Mrs. Wheately is a niece of Mrs. Young
and Mrs, :, PlAee.:
The'Women's Association heldr"'ti'teir
annual meeting at the home. of Hilda
Finnigan, .with Mrs. Brodie, Mrs,Alvin:
.Kerr._ .s m1 . Miss __. Hilda 'innigan----a
'hostesses. There was an attendance
of thirty.
The threshing machine has resumed
, operations after a few days' refit. There
seems to' be quite a ,large' acreage of
fall wheatgoing iii, 'although it is not
a, very profitable crop at '52 . cents a
bushel .._,
Carl Finnigan Ralph Brodie, and
Graham McNee' ..are working at the
Port Albert airport: They say they
have to step; good wages, but you earn
it. : .
Mrs. Russ Harrison and soii'Doug1as
ami Mrs'. -Bertha Wyatt, of Goderich
visited at Geo. R.utledge's on Sunday.
Mr. Carl,,Finniga'n vislfect at Wiarton
on Sunday.
:- SIM. ARDTONN ,.:
SHE '`ARDTON, ,
' � Sept;epi; 1.7,--�Mr. ancl.
`irs. Dan 'Mckenzie, Alice and D. A..,.
formerly of Port Albert&.:have been, stay-
ing ..,. n ay
ing with airs. ,MeKenzie's parents, . Mr.
and 'Mrs. 'Robt. Bogie. They left this
morning for their .,newhome near
,TElytl. '
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Anderson -and
Terry, of " :Goder-ieh, -were 'Sun -day
visitors with Mrs. A. Foster.
Mxs. Robt.`- Bogie spent the week -end.
at tKitchener with her sister, Mrs.
Eezeau.' ..•Ga
Miss ,Marion 'Foster 14 spending •a
Week at her home here after having her
tonsils removed' in 'the Goderich Hos
pital.
Signaller Ernest Ralph, of Kingston
son of Mr. ' and Mrs. Bala, . Saskatch-
ewan, on his last leave spent the week -
'end at the home of his aunt, Mrs. A -
Foster; and with . other. relatives.
Maes`' Isabella Pollock, Pearl Me-
Intyi'e and Margaret. Dickson spent
Thursday with . the ;former's. mother,
Mrs. Pollock. • ,' .-;—
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ASBFIELD,' Sept. 17. --Mr. Donald
Dunbar of Ethel lipent last week with,
his aunt, Mrs. 'Wilfred Francey.
Anniversary serviees will be held in
Ashfield 'Presbyterian ' church on
September 29th,, at 11 a.m. and 7 p,m.
Rev. John . 'Flack of -St 7+llimwood
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f'UNCIA °Nt AN,, Sept. i , -_ .Mr-
'
Mrr4. J. 1t %N ab, l s@r t.lastw, were
day visitor with their eister,in-1
Mrs,
J. J. t'ra,wford,
Miss Ellen Durnira is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Joe Lawson, at Rolf
Mrs. Warner Andrews and' ir3
daughter from Gotierieh If a spittlti la
been visiting her ,si�stei do -law,,
Benson Mole, for a fow days.
Mr., and Mrs. 'IL J. L Eesly awl
ily on Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs.
F. Nickel at Stratford.
Miss Flora Durnin is this week
tending Stratford Fall Fhir and w
there is one of the judges.
and Mrs. Wm. t,taar}rraangs
daughter, front Rochester, visited
Wm,, dof�lMe. on Monday.
Mil ./�
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nif?red Swan, Ripley, nisi
her siatt r, Mrs. Harvey Mole, over
'week -end.
Visitors with -Mr, and Mrs. David
Firing ton . en Sued,dy mere .Mr,
Mrs, Whit. Stewart, : g
a t, Wita�,ham, and
and Mrs. Roy Black and Wilfr
Lueknow.
'Miss T. McDonald, Iucknow, is v
ing lxer sister, Mrs. Everett Harirs.
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Swan and Beta,
Delmore, visited Mrs. Harvey Mole
Sunday;
Mrs. B. J. tOra'ford. Lh =r
;word that iter cousin, Mr" �e' 3Xi
Detroit, passed away last ' Thurso
quite "suddenly. He visited here
different 'occasions and will be' rein
tiered by many. Interment took p1
in the family p1ot at Port Huron,
Misses A.ln:aa ,Anderson and Madel
-0a aar keft":laS ilnciart'crbmi
year at Stratford Normal School.
M ss_,.Franc s Dalton; KIngsbr
w__Miss
s a Sunday 'visitor at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reed,
Remember the'.Red `Cross, when t
national ..campaign begins Septem
23rds Y'ourA contributions with `oth
will help ' much. ,"Give cheerfully, "a
pray for the good it may do.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A.MCCauley, Fie
erton, visited Mr. and ' Mrs. Don
Fowler on Sunday and Mr. and M
Fleshertort visited Mr a
Mrs. Irwin the ,some day.
'We are sorry' to learn that Mrs.
Thompson has been quite 111 again. S
w,as visited on Sunday by 'her datight
Mrs:, Kitson;, and. Son, Franklin,' of L
don,. At time of writing she was `co
siderably unproved; '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Scruton and Mari
visited over the week -end with'
Seauton's parents, Mr. ' and Mrs.
Drennan, Goderich. .
Mrs.' Isaac Hetherington, Goderic
is the`special Speaker ,at the Women
Association meeting on Friday aft
noon in- the - United church. The -N1
church and sister. church workers' a
invited for €i S special „a.fternoon a
program.
Mrs. Jas. Cook, • Toronto, was
visitor with her friend Mrs, M. J. Ree
last week.
Wins Scholarship. , =-, Miss Anngt
Stewart, daughter of Mr, and iV1'rs._W
Stewart, hag completed her high scho
ttykies at Goderich Collegiate Institu
and has A been. awarded the Stran
cholarship, which entitles her to fou
ears at University with free tuitio
Annetta, who has proved herself'
eptionaliy :clever; having in other yeia .
on prizes, and is yet but sixteen year
f..age, is leaving.at' the end of the wee
to begin a University; course at Toronto
We eongratiia:te her on her high Su
ss and wish her good luck in her ne
ndertaking.
Busy' ' Dungannoni.� =What has th
'n. y god:;K,b�megau# gannenisem iy `a .,--f
raffle, noise, -strangers,- rush to'Matin
ousel? Night 'and day the burg
live... If you were used to the ruing
o a. street car at intervals through th you mar`'now--hear a heavy grave
ruck. If. you come from the city an
ek a quiet place to rest better
omewhere else. If you 'de come, yo
an't say the place is dead, nor any=
n it for a ?long time --:the undertake
as left town l `
Badly Stung by Bee.—On Tuesda
r. Tommy Rivett with his truck an
tiIr. Wilbur ,Johnston were assistin
r. ,George Harris at Cransford
move bees, when one �aittaeked Tommy
nd_.a"fe , _m.inaites later to trod•Walbu
ere driving, home. On' reaching th and .home; Tommy •became u.
nscious. Medical aid was summons
d a special serum, such as given fo
nake�bites,-etc.,. was -administered: H
llied. in about an hour, and there were
bad . after-effects,' but he • was ad
sed by his medical attendant to'keep
ear of bees. If one sting caused such
jury, what might more do? The bee
d stung a veiny causin, more, di.
ur6ance-ifiai usual. Mr. Rivett' had
somewhat similar experience a few
ears ago, and he says,, if -there's any-
' g_ sz f-al�out -bees,let---thein.-s ,
in their disposition.
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CHURCH NVRES
Whe Knox church Ladies' -4.1d will
meet in:. the church parlors on Friday,
September 27thi, at 3 p.m.
:On SundaY evening at Victoria chureh
Rev. C. .L. BrOwn ireach on
"Hitler and the Hound of Heaven."
A good attendance is requested 'at the
first fall meettng .of the WA:mina's As-
eOciation of North street United church,
trhunsilay, ,September 2Iltif, at 3 pane in
the ehurch:
Rev. It. A. Brook, of Ilenstill,
Geo. S. lloward, of Exeter, are attend-
ing the i,General 'Council of theeUnited
ef 'Huron Presbytery. .
The regular- Meeting Of the Etlrelth
clask".ef Victoria street United church
was , held at the home of Mrs. West-
brook, with seventeen meinbers present.
of the meeting. It was 'decided to hold
a rummage sale at MaoKay Ifall, The
meeting was 'dosed. with the singing ef
the' NatiOnal Antbein. Lunch was
served by the Iiiistess end a sward half-
hour spent. ,
Vietoria 'Helpers' (less of Vie-
monthlY meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Rail% Deinniller, 'The Meeting
opened • with a Scripture reading by
MrseIamay MeLeall. Mrs. E. Cranston.
then read the Apoetles! Creed. Ws, M.-
iCransten took over 41110 businees part of
the meeting' In *Well It was derided
to have theyOrpheus Choir from Strat-
ford at a later date. Afterwards -a
Chineq, elieekera, Miss 'Hazel Hawkins
being the winner. A dainty lurteh„ WAS
served by the hostess. . ,
Mrs. Wm. Mgr! and Atm Gerald
Stattnto*iof Toronto are gueste of Mr.
and WS. D. Downie.
.. ' BAYFIELD
BAY -151E11). t$ iat> 1h,-- L. and Mrs,
T. Willett tt and family, 'of Leadoff, were
the sweets of Ursi Nautili's mother,
11x+0. <I. Ifavii.u, veer ,lac; weed enol.
lir. anis, 31rs. Jim Ferguson of bony
d on spent the �q�wije week -end with the for`ii -
is lnotifer, Mrs. J. lierguson.
The hayfield fall Fairy is bang Held
.8optombLe 27)t;27)th and 2 th. The Rol
Cross S'oelety is speirTbriaag a dance
after the concert .in the 'Town Hall on
Sec, tensbcr 20th, "
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Quarry sPent the
cele -end in Windsor.
Mr. 5ed, .Mrs. "Sam Wideonlbe of
'Windsor spent the weel: end with 3.1r..
aaml Mrs. C. Widcoaa be. • .
ars. L. M. Day and the Males' Mc-
Adam returned to Detroit on Monday
r
after having 0100 the foranerscottagab,
p
n
,a
Il.i to forthe 'season,
Pte. , Walter Tohnaton oftCarop
Borden spent the week -ono at his hoarse'
here. ,"
...Ube Jennie Grant is the guest of Mrs.
S. A . Holley at her summer Isolate; here,
Mr. and. Mrs. P. 0, Rogers of Hamil-
ton ' were at their cottage over the
week -end. • .
Mr, and, Mrs. J. Ilamilton and Mrs.
J, Danner and daughter Josephine re.-
•turned to roiador ' MohcTay, ,laving'
• `' ties 11,11 �y h�eir_ eatt'ip � :
r'. �(;1ic`�,sStalker, Mr. and Airs, W.
Lovejoy' .and . two children, of -Zill-
waukee, finch., spent 'tile week -end ,with,
Mrs, F. Genaeinhardt.
'Mr' and Mrs. ,Chas. Will of London
and Mrs, Waters of Windsor returned
to ' their respective homes on Wednes
y having spen' hek'au nhor ' lel
summer horo.e here.
,1 r,. and Mrs -T. II, Erwin who spent
"he summer with Mr. •J�;; rwin, f
for their home in Akron, Ohio, on
Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Kendall," who Spent
the past week -with -Mr. and "WS; R.
Jewett, .returned„ to their home in
Elmira on Sunday. : "-
Mr:. and Mrs, .. V,_t.._.and family,
of London .spent the. week -end with Mr.
..and Mrs. Fred Baler,
Rem Id. Currie returned to-°the'village-
on Sunday after having spent a fort-
night Odds home in Lambeth..'
Dr. and 'Mrs. Corrigan returned to
their home in ,S;trathroy .Aon Wednesday
after having visited with Misses A: M.
-and E. J, Stirling.
Mrs. a. Stewart'returned to her home
in Hamilton .on. Sunday..„ --with Mr.
Stewart, who was .here over the week-
end. . .
SAVED BY HEROIC SWIMMER,
1llen-Adrift,at i .S oop-nrt-Lake;.,.Huron"
- Bi ought Safely' to Bayfield
BAYFIELD, Sept.w12.=-After drifting
helplessly in Lake an—router Mere than
two. and a Half, days with its engine
stalled and `a heavy gale ^blowing, the
35 -foot sleep The Ketch," of Wyan-
dotte,_Mieh.x was picked up by a rescue
party of Bayfield fishermen this after-
noon after a member of the 'sloop's crew
had swum a mile to shore to call for
help.
The crew member, Gilbert' Hocking, of
Wyandotte,, . with a lifebelt buckled,
about him, left the 'sloop this morning,
and Tionght his 'Way t 'ough . the. heavy
sea to shore, abot�t four miles north of
Grand Bend; From a farm house there,
he teleplibned .to Bayfield for aid for
his boat, which iiad ,,eft Port .Huron
upbound on Tuesday.
Without food for the' last . twenty-
four hours, the ship'k owner, James
• naskie,,E 0f,, W,VAn(Yens!„_'yin -tet 1Gr nth
crew member, 'Paul Sibbins, also of
Wyandotte, were taken.. off the sloop
only when it was towed. into port. The
heavy • sea had prevented the rescue
boats getting close to the sloop, but
they were able tti throw a ,tory line to
the crippled 'sailing vessel.
It was about 11 a.m, when the ' call
was received•from Gilbert,oasking,,aid be
sent. The "Helen MacLeod' IY,” with
Capt. Lewis Ma Leod& and his .sons,
Bob and Mack, ah Brew,. and,the 'Don-
ald Mac," with _Capt. John. McLeod,. jr.,
and Willard and Newton Sturgeon as
crew, set out down the lake to. the point
where the boat -was reported:"
They located .'tie boat, but -experi-
enced'" difficulty in picking it up and
brought it to port at 5 p.m. The two
men on the boat were hungry, but -had
been able to get shelter from the storm
in the cabin of the sloop. _ They re -
Ported the engines had goqe dead as
they were heading up the American
shore and the high wind gradually
, carried them across the lake.
• They said that they had seen• the.
lights of Goderich harbor last night as
they drift* -but were -unable to pull
their craft northward in the face of the
northwest gale blowiing '
Sailors here said that the.sa.1 on the
r.
sloop. was intact, but had not been put
up by the boat grew • • It is believed
they feared the 'sloop would ' capsize
with the :sail in the heavy blow. -
Russel 'Hill, Colborne township, had
a fine young steer killed by lightning
last week -end:•
Call Stan Prevett, Ford„ Sales. and
Service, when. you're turning -in your
ear. has all makes and Models iii
:411:YrOltS, South strypet,, Phone 83, 38'
Whew in TORONTO
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'One Hundred II,todern • Operas
with private baths's; showers and
private telephones.
Eooms, single, from $2.00 to $2.30
Roans, douldejrtun 3.0() $3.50
Good Food 'served at moderate
price,
Dancing.nightly; no eater charge,
MMODt, W' LL, 1
PEES SUDDENLY
WA* IlidoPendeot Cauditletoler
Norex iu 1937 �.
,fl people cif S.'nin 'Inr .0 were
tliotalfcs;i zap lite; riPWii • 1' the Nat.igenl ausi
@rtiP%ig.'tt2.aa1 tik'a.tn Of .1 he .A1essaaader
Moir of Ii eased, On Thursday last. ;t
Dr. Moir had, appeared to he in his
@A9ai:. gold health and hada been, in
Hensel!, about a mile frtaarl his home,
in tlie mornings 'pon returning ;ii -,n1'
he went to his room, to restfor a,few
minutes before heaving dinner and when 1
leis IVlfe went'to ('Rill him she found him
dead.
Ihr, Moir was .si ;tye .-igllt years of
age Aral, lived his xv130le fit's in thl
Ifeaisall -Community with alae exception'
of.ei
t a�' r
�' a s spent :iii Western Canada.
Ile lattended alsd 1xod
eri1
High
School and
Ailotterich Model School, Harbord poi•
legia;te Institute, Toronto, Denver:
Normal Seltocil and .Manitoba Coliege.
He practised his profession for many
years et IIeusall, and eight years, ago
established the Huron Sprines Sanas
torivan, a private hospital ora highway
No. 4 'south. of lllensall, where he
specialized in radium treatment. He
was a practical philanthropist. and at
the :last meeting of the Huron Collar
Councii `he offered ._ a
haven' for ;British children brought to
Canada and in addition offered. , his
p,"'trofesr�stss. tonal ,services , free for these war
In the Provincial election of i.037'Dr.
Moir, contested :South Huron''as an in,
'dependent temperance . candidate and,_
athougilr
t'�lte
stantial vote. He wail aft active 'nem- I
ger- of Hensel" United ehureh:
. Tie is survived by his wife, whom
he married. in, Manitoba,'' a brother,` .
Robert, "of alensall, and a sister,' Mrs.
CoMe`Gill, of; ,fanitoba.:
Tliline'- ,funeral took place oh Monday
afternoon, with a large attendance from
the_dis,trict and beyond. The services
a" the house and at the graveside in
Hensel' Uiien; cemetery ery were conducted
11
Rev. 'Sinclair of Sixth, it_
°ruler pester at IlenSallraSSISted
ev. David Moir of -Hamilton and Mr.
ST. AUGUSTINE
' ST. IIIGUSTINE, Sept. 16,—Miss
INgrine Kinahan left on Monday to at-
tend the Normal Sehool At London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leddy and famiry
visited at the home of Joe Lane, Sea -
forth, on SInclay. '
Miss Bernadette Boyle left" last vveek
for London, where she wili attend a
Miss Grace Moir has returned after
Visiting friends at, London and Ted -
water last Week.
o
The death occurred at Toronto re
cently of Mrs. Louise 'Geraldine Pair
R. -13. J. Stanbilry, formerly Clinton.
Mrs. Stanbury was born never,
and as Fay Morgan w a popular
concert" singer; touring 'the Province.
For the IaSt fortY-five Yeais she had
been resident of Toronto. A. daugh-
ter, Freda,. ofi Toronto, arid a son,
Douglas Stanbury, of New York, sur -
GEORGE LA'MPREY
The death of ,George 4,44teprey„,,,re
-lifed-arlaViThis-S-eventy:eiglith year
occurred at his home on Newgate street:
on , Saturday afternoon. `Mr.. Lamprey
'had been in poor health for the last
two years, but with his last illness had
been confined to bed only since Wedneg-
day.- -He was born in Colborne.- town-
ship, the- son of 'William Lamprey and
Ann. MacRitchie. When he was. three
years old lie moved with his parents
to G,oderich townShip,' where he was
brought up and where he farmed until
his retirement. Ile moved to town in
-1025' and had lived here since. . He
was not married, and 'llerbert Lamprey
of Goderieh township, a 'brother, is, the
only survivieg relative.
The funeral was_ held from the heine
of deceased on Netvgate street on' Mon-
day aftertmon, the services- being con -
bearer§ were Charles Whitely; E., T,
Sowerby, Oswald Ginn and Roy Rundle.
, Interment was in Maitland cemetery.
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WOMEN'S PHANTON
7 $1.00
t.
let1h1111 Sitoe Store
(formerly Willard's rfoot Shop)
teecIAMOS
protracted ilinesa. Mrs. Atero was born
in Hay township seirenty-five 3,Tars ,ago
and' was married to Mr; Mero In. 18$7.
They' lived in Hay township for a num-
ber pl:years and then moved :to th
Huron road west, Of Seaforth, anti fo
the last eighteen years bad resided in
the town of Seaforth, Besides he
husband, Mrs. Mero leaves -three sons
an& eight daughters': Albert, of, ,Gode
Icitehenee; Mrs. Charles Andrews, o
ort Colborne; Mrs. Wm, Littake• of.. has volunteered and.been accepted for
Mich.* Mrs., B. Hamilton, of Toronto; meees servio Forces, Toronto.,
read after vacationing- at the home ef
their uncle and 'aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Russell O'Neill and Miss Marion
prey, here on Monday. They also -
Mrs, Herbert Lampreyelluron road.
laffine Tremblay Pont, daughter' of
t the late 'Wm. Tremblay anti Mre- El.
.1- M. Tremblay South street; Goderieli
Kitchener ; Mrs. John Klein, of Pontiae, war service with*, the Canadian. Wo -
Mrs. Marie Hickey, of Seafortb; Mrs. .•
Elmer Itoi.ssmiSel, of Pontiac; Mrs
Emily GivinS, of 'London, and- Mise. Al
berta, Hamilton. ;She is surVived
also by three brothers and three sisters
Jopeph Bedard, Znrich,; William Bed
ant Windsor; Edward BeArd,
Frank Jeffrey andMrs. ,jobn_Gravelle,
Goderich.
The funeral took° plate on Saturday
morning from St Jellies% MO. church,
was largely attended,. deceased being
' highly respected wherever she was
known. , The meinbers of stile family
were all present, with relatives and.
friends from Clinton, Drysdale, (lode-
riCh ,andeother places. Relatives at-
tending from ,Goderieb. were Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Mere, Mr. and Mrs: Prank
Jeffrey and Mr, and Mrs. John Gravelle.
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The 'death .Of Statilda ltedar,d, tvife of
Joseph Mero, occurred on TlitirsdaY.
last at lier:hb-friglirSeafortli after a
111r. H. N. Livens, of Louden, 748'in
,Miss Louise, Gordon, a London, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs„ Alex
Dr. J. .BOYSter and Mrs. SoiSter, of
per's, visited, friends in town at the
few days last 'week with ,friende
Private Harland iTremblay earne up'
from Camp Borden for the week -end to
visit his mother. .
Mrs. Reg. Needham, McDonald street,
visited recently at Hannon with *her
uncle and aunt, -Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Pte. Fralicis J. Mere, of the Elea
Regiment, C.A.S.F., spent the week -end
With his patents; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
'Mr. Mel. Cruickshank of Ktncaidine
is' in charge.of the Gledhill shoe store
this week while. Mr. W. Needham is en
'ter, Miss Margaret Warren,. of Toronto,
have been s.pending a few days with
friends in 0oderich. see—
MeSsrs. 4'13111" aad Martin Malley or
Windsor, Ivliss Agnes Ellis; 3t. Henry
troit, were Week -end guests of Mrs._
Joseph Craig, .
Miss Bernice Moore, Reg• N., of
have returned to their hOine on I -Inv%
Call ;Stan. Prevett, Pprd Sales and
•Service, -when you're turning 'in your
car. He has all makes and models fa
used cars and. trucks. GODEICIO4
_3IOTORS, South street. Phone 83. 38
sow
MADAME cORNELIL
The well-known EnroPean
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Grocery Bargains
or The Week
PEAS
216..!z. piNgi5c
JAIME 2-11): JA:E 25c
PRINCESS FLAKES One large pkg.. and. one 'reg. Pkg- • •
'All -for 3.6a
DIntHAIVI CORN 'STARCH
BEEEIVE CORN SYRUP 2•1b. Tin 216 A 5-1b. Tin 430
TI1,s1 25c
"AYLMER" TOMATO
CATSUP.
LARGE 12 -oz. 'EOT.
PORK and BEANS
20.oz. TIN 9c
Heavy Rubber kings ... -. , Ilea,vy Zinc Rings. :doz. 25c
Paravvax ...1.4b. print 14c
PT -TEE VINEGAR AND .SPICES
. Tin 12c
SOHNSON FLOOR.' WAX . 1.1.b. Tin 59c
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