Exeter Times, 1900-8-2, Page 8ti
WA I'S SUMIller GOA
H
STORE rj OR AT CLEARING PRICES
Glean IID toPA10114
One price has been named to. clear
our f t(ir v dreg,1
iXi 4lin S :tad th;ttlr rice
so low a 1,:: t everyone can have a stylish
slimmer dNess for little money.
All oer 25, IS, 16„ 15, and � ,uieslins
for 10c.
;brew ',i u .kish Tams stylist
Bair effects. Just the thin
tilde wear, only We.
Urals as dile weather Dictates
Pont swelter in your winter elo thing
when sueli prices as these are ps i 2
e
for seasonable clothing
Black Lustre coats, calor ,guaranteed
$1,50. Fancy cheek Linen Coets,spec-
lit 1♦ Th Feeley dark check, coats and
ve.ets,$1,05. Grey stripe coat and. yest
colors and wear guaranteed $2.8,1
Navy coats, an wool worsted serge
$:3:10.
camel
for lake f Men's and Boy's linen crash hats jus
the hat for riot days clearing at 15c,
HOT WEATHER CROOERES.
Tasty potted meats and fish
most all etia?ihhg during the
tlzdyrn�l veat ier. Every y
tin
lanteed
NED• SALMON
LOBSTER
•• SHRIMPS.
FRENCH SARDINES
DOMIST'R S ARI/INES
CORN X31al;.I{
Illi#'ILD HERRINGS
BONELESS DUCK
" CHICKEN�
" TI R1 E `1
"• Inks Feet
LUNCH TONGUE
No need, to bake when you
' �,,
Ccanlbuyhhtde fresh fancy bis -
e its at low prices.
Stew
rt
Ice Cream Fingers
Marsbmellow 'Wafers
Iced Roney Fingers
lloneyrnooe Wafers
Marshmeilow Fingers
Cottage Mixed •
Xdoney Fruit
Jain Janis
Jelly Fingers
Arrow root
Social Tea
Sultanas
•Ginger Nuts -
Wine and Lem=
Orligs
BOOK
A full stock of School Books
for Public Schools.
A full stock of Sunday School
Library Books at wholesale prices
Family* and Peachers' Bibles
Full Line.
Everything in Stationer
wholesale and retail.
John Grigg
INSURANCE.
ERNEST EIaLI
8 OT
Ager for the Wssxwx Assvnaa s Cola
wary, of Toronto; also for the Paaa+rnx Fuss
NSITRANCE Compe2rr, of London, England ;
kr, MANCE INSURANCE CURRANT, of Eng
and
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2Sn, 1900.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
John Salter, of London, was in town.
Sunday.
R. N. Rowe w unloaded a car of furni-
ture this week.
Frank Taylor, of Wyoming is a
guest at W. G, Bissett's, g
Norman Bissett, of Richmond, Mich.
is visiting at his home here.
Mrs. Tremain hasreturned from
visiting n friends rends in G
oderi
ch,
Dr. Milligan, of Tilbury Center, is a
guestat Mrs: Geo. Sander's..
Mrs. R, N. Rowe and children are
visiting her parents in Olinton.
Mrs.: Bale ,of
Cleveland, is gisitingher sister, Mrs.
John Hawkshaw.
Messrs. W. A. Irlilyard and L'. Ste -
yens spent Sunday at Grand Bend..
J. E. Tom, 1 P. S. with family, of
Goderich, were in town this week vis-
iting friends.
Miss Maud. Quick has returned to
London after a pleasant visit at W, rt..
Dearing's, Stephen.
Dr. C. Lutz has returned from an
extended trip through
several States.
Re reports a pleasant nt time.
1?
11liss Mortlock leaves this week for
Port Stanley,where she will spend a
few weeks a guest at Rev. Steele's.
Miss Mabel Kemp, returns home
from Toronto on Monday, accompan-
ledbyher cousins, Misses Lil ndD '
sl
ya ay
Clarke, of that city.
If you want cheap P boots
& shoes,
harness,' whips, , trunks, or anything in
the stock, attend J. Treble's clearing
=
atilt sale. Ever, ,thin .:at cost:
Y g
Mrs. Balkeviil and Mrs. Grafton, of
Stratford, spent the past few days the
guests of Mrs. Levitt, prior to their
ng
leay ig for their future home in Mani-
toba.
Capt. George Kemp has lost his
pig,
and
cannot; catch it, although a bevy
of boys have been after it for a• week.
Jt hides in corn fields and bushes the
Captain says its a genuine hoer.
Dix Kidney Pills
will relieve
fame
aback rumba r
, a , muscular
b,. , rheumatism,
ti
and all coanplica„lons arising from or-
dinar diseases ,, y es of kidney ant#. bladder;
\Prie 25c and 50c, Sold by C. Lutz,
0i" M
age Licenses,
Its
Rings,
I<tc#xeta, OIocteS,.
Jewelry,
Specs CI es, Etc
BALI, o
R. HICKS
Repairing a Specialty.
all Tera 01)6118 Sept, 4111
STRATFORD, ONT.
No fess than eight large business colleges
bave applied toes within the last six weeks for
our graduates to take positions sxs teachers in
theirsehools. as many as iivo business !inns
have applied to ill ono deafer share hole -
This is surely the hest school for you. It: Days.
topreptrefor profitable, progressive and por-
nmuenterapioylnent. Catalogue tree,
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal,
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy far changes Trust be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisements accepted upto noon
Wednesday of each week.
The public school is being repainted
and kalsoanined and otherwise repair-
ed.
J. A, Gregory has returned from
a i•
v set with v friends ends la Gode
T Icll and
Clinton.
Dr Jermyn, of Walkerton. was the
guest of his cosi+in, Miss Levitt on
Monday.
P. L. Bishop has sufficientyrecover-
ed. from his recent illness to be able to
visit the store daily.
J. A. Stewart has been nominated as
one of the Grand Stewards, of the
Grand Lodge of Canada, A. F. & A. M.
Miss Jennie Crockett, who has been
visiting at S. Martin's for a month,
has returned to her home in Niles -
town.
Mrs, W. Levitt is confined to her
bed through illness the result of the
operation through which she recently
passed.
The citizens of Dashwood will on
Saturday next again vote on the by-
law to raise $800 to purchase a fire
engine and other appliances.
Richard hemmer, who lately moved
to town from Usborne township, has
purchased a lot on Andrew street,
from Wm. Drew, on which he pur-
poses erecting a residence this sum-
mer.
The
youngn man
Herbert,
who is
al-
leged to have been implicated in the
Sifton mnrder, near London, is a son
of Mr. Herbert, of Biddullah, while
John Herbert. of Exeter north, is his
grandfather.
There is a by-law in existence to
prevent the shooting off of fire arms
in the village, which should enforced,
as the practise is indulged in altogeth-
er too frequently. If not stopped an
accident may be the result.
Rev. Mil
and
y preached the second of
a seriesof sermons on "The Prodigal
Son" last Sunday evening, to a -large
audience,` notwithstanding the
threat-
ening weather. Next
Sunday evening
he will deliver the. third in the course.
A young lady last week advertised
for a coat she had lost. On Saturday
the garmerit .v as Left at this office,
c ,,
having been found by Miss McCord.
When a lost article is found by an bon-
er7t person, au advertisement in THE.
MES is certain to reDover it.
R. S. Lang left on Tuesday morning
for Cleveland where he isa
attending a
convention of apple.. dealers from all
over the Continent..Mr. Lang y sa s
there is a large, crop thisear; and
pwill 50 to. 9
prices75 cents per
I
barrel, The quality is likely to be
good,
A-fiercesto
w1 in c
• stoma' on Sunday y blew
down tile smoke stack at the Electric
Power 1 -louse, 'breaking it into many
pieces. Mr. Snell, in order to;st l
pp y
light theseveral churches, stood
liree lengths of the;stack' upon
n
gthe
ase '
p
h
and ran the
bait: '
,It worked
wo k
ed
;admirably,' and a Si st-seas"sseryice was
given throughout the town.
leaaRossu.—'Che Clinton lacrosse} .. .. Ag,
team: defaulted in their game to haveeameaae
=� - 3=
been playeel at Exeter on Friday last,
by failing to appear. The home team
were on the grounds at the appointed
hour, and remained for some time.
'.Phis default oa: the part of Clinton
teaiu will necessitate the forfeiture of
$25 to the C. L. A„ besides giving the
home team the game.
THE APPEAL. DECIDED, --Judge Mas-
son held Court here last week to hear
the ease of the Massey -Harris Co., who
,�•
Inst
appealed a a she's assessment b
� i
the assessor of the v@Mage, whicl
amounted to $6, The ease was well
fought, they elainin g to have paid
tales on the goods inT.orouto. It was
shown that the goods had been ship-
ped f Br r
sena anffo d, being plows that
a special agent was selling throughqut
the country. The Judge reserved his
decision, which was rendered Monday,
giving the ease .against the Cowpany,
THE Coie SwiND rT•,.--A tramp visit-
Exeter the other day and succeeded
in swindling a goodly number of ladies
out of 10 or 15 cents each with what he
named as Boston hot shelled. corn.
Ile ie glib -tongued and persuasive ba
manner, and caths at the horses ditrin
worklog h(,ure, in the absenee of the
hien. He tells a nice story, of how he
lots successfully earried on the business
iu some city or other, of the excellence
of his product, and liking the
appearance of your town, has decided
to permanently locate here ; that he
will snake his first delivery upon e.
certain date—which he names—follow
ing which be will call weekly. Re en-
ters your name in bis pass book, and
eaves fur the next neighbor. Thus he
canvasses the entire town. Rts next
operation is to procure corn ; for bis
Exeter customers he purchased a bush
el of horse -tooth corn, no doubt con-
ceiving, their digestive powers beyond'
the average, He then soaked the corn
in a large soap kettle borrowed from a•
farmer near town. warmed it, and
dumped the toothsome hominy into a,
swill barrel covered with cotton, so
report goes, and drove to town to
serve his many customers with the
latest New York dish, He called as
promised, in a very big hurry, and
though the ladies lead taken the hint
given TTI last week's TIMES, many were
so alarmed at his drunken behavior
that they paid. the 15 cents to get rid
of him. while the majority refused to
submit to the swindle, He made it
batch which in other towns netted
$18, but here be succeeded inonly
collecting $7. The corn would cost
him 4a cents, horseand rig $1,50 ; two
boys $1.50, so had be succeeded as ex-
pected he would have reaped aneat
profit. As to the wholesomeness of
the corn, we are told that pigs would
not eat it, The game is a fraudulent
one, and the press everywhere should
sound a, note of warning to their read-
ers.
Miss Pearl Levitt visited at Centralia
this week.
Miss Carrie Dyer is visiting friends
in Detroit.
Council meets on Friday evening at
.30 p. m.
Mrs. Thos, Yellow is visiting friends
in London.
Miss Mary Grigg has returned from
visiting friends in Wroxeter.
herb Pickard, student. Brantford,
is home spending vacation.
Bert. Knight has purchased J. A.
Stewart's acetylene gas plant.
Nelson Sheere, of Petrolea is holne
spending a few days at home.
Miss s Stnith, o£ Maple Lodge, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Smith,
"Springhurst" Farm.
Mr: and airs. Campbell, of Hamilton
spent the past week visiting her fath-
er, on the London road.
Snaith Bros., of Springbu'rst Farm,
on Tuesday shipped eleven thoro'bred
Durbam cattle to Mr. WToodey, Iowa,
U.S.
Wm. Balkwill, of the London road
south, has disposed of his 50 acre farm
to his neighbor, Henry Jones, for the
sum of $3,500.
August 10411 has been proclaimed as
Civic Holiday Ho 1 for Exeter, and an .
vex-
cursion will be run to Springbank,
near London.
Miss 011ie Mob, Miss Addie Booiner
and W. bugler, of Berlin, now camp-
ing at Grand Bend visited at Leyitt's
Fair this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gauld, who have spent
the past weekwith
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Brooks left for their home in Cleve-
land, Wednesday.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at James St. church next Sunday
morning.h
T e official hoard will meet
Nn Friday evening of this week.
A correspondent suggests that when
clergymen take an outing during the
warm weather, the congregation
should also be entitled to a holiday.
The concert at Grand Bend Monday
evening in Spackman's pink was a suc-
cess. The Exeter orchestra were in at
tendance and a pleasant time was
spent.
Mrs. L. L. Walper and family have
ret c ed
n n home:. to London, after a
pleasant trip to Exeter,
Seafo
rth,CIi
=
ton,
Zurich, Grand Bend, and to Mrs.
Walper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ether-
ington, of Usborne.
One of our northern newspapers
wanted a special ', report of a fashion-
able local wedding. They engaged a
societyyoung
lady to'write it up, in
what was to be up-to-date poetical
style. This is how she filled the con-
tract, "The bride was exquisitely
y
attired in heavy white gros grain°. silk,
with trailing wreaths of silvery starry
Jasmin -milky myrtle; blossoms as
delicatelyeffect as if fashioned
the fairyhand'by
o f nature. The' white
b
splendor of the slik toning its is gloss
into a glimmer clashed 'foamy' waves
of illusion as if the sea of happiness
that seemed' stretching ' out at her
feet had flung up visible zyhite spray
to touch and ,`bless her bridal gar-
ments. Crowned with her `` bridal
coronet, t
aIt hidden in l.
the fleecy
.,.
spider -webby der -w
ebbY folds s o'
f her
wed dr'
ag
veil, the sweet creature.reminded
one
of a radiant nt
star.. in the
veil of mist,"
At this point the:,band began to .play'`
the wedding march, and the girl broke
oil to help the crowd throw rice.
TIMES
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BROS.
IS THE PLACE FOR
GOODS
AAP RIGHT RICES•
Ladies'waistsit allthe h t �deszl, eable fabrics and shades
suitable for house and street wear,
Want Salej
EARIN G the eh ( what has been the biggest wash'
goods season in the history of the house. , Vit hat us-
ually follows ? A large number of odds and en s
grid emuants, not long enough to make a full dress,but very
useful for waists, skirts, cll:ildren's dresses. We are anxious
to clean out the lot this week, and have had them measured
up and marked at quick selling prices. nl. c es
1, l , � In many ase the
prices have been cut in two. COUie first and get the pick.
All fashionable good
Remnants of Organdies
Remnants of Dimities
Remnants of ephr
Remnants of .]erlaw
Rei . n.ants of Sateen
Remnants of Spot Muslin
n�,n_ _ nS o: Ginghaan
Remnants of Percale
Remnants of Crash
Remnants of Print
Remnants of Skirting
Remnantsof Flannelette
Remnants of Table Linen
Remnants of ee i
Remnants of Shirting
These goods will be found marked at such eloso pre
that we expect a big rush and speedy clearance.
PICKARLYS
Exeter lHerisa.il
Bert Rossisholidaying ut Grand i T.Ii. ItfcCallum' was hi Loudon Mon -
Bend. day on Uusiness.
Mrs. Bonier is visiting friends in T. A. Mill, merchant, of FVingham,
London. (was in towu on Tuesday.
3. T. Westcott end family are camp- Miss Carley, of London is the guest
in at Bayfield, , of Miss Wilcox, Huron street.
R. N. Creech, of Sarnia, is visiting
his parents here,
The choir of thelPresbyterian church
are picnicking at Grand Bend.
.7. G. Stanbury was at the County
Town on legal business on Friday.
Miss Annie Sanders left Wednesday
for Elora, where she wi11'v.isit for some
time.
Ed, Bishop, student, of 'Toronto, is
t
visiting
his parents here n s ere dfiring the
holidays. .
Miss I1[eaman, of London,is the Mr. and Mrs. Louis NW taper, of .Stra.t
guest of her cousin, Miss Pickard. ford, are visiting at' 4V. Hoskin'a, Exe-
Mary Ann Simons, aged 85 years. 10 ter north.
months and 3 days, diedatHarrington Miss EIize Oke has returned home
on Sunday.. after -visiting friends in Seaforth for a
Mrs. Anderson and daughter, Mur-
iel returned borne from Bo emanville'
.Wednesday.
few days.
Miss Lingham, of London, is the
pest of Mrs. E. J. Spackman, and
Miss Louise Sweet Ieft on Tuesday 1 Mrs. Powells
to spend a few weeks visiting relatives Dr. Homer Kinsman, of Sarnia, was
in Cleveland. here over Sunday visiting his mother,
Bert, the 12 year old son of John who is poorlyy.
Middleton, passed away last week, after,
a short illness.
Hess.
Melville Martin, of Uarriston High.
School, is spending his vacation at lois
home at the Manse.
The Epworth League convention of
the Exeter District will be held at
Crediton, on Sept. 5th. ,
The party of citizens, who last week
took at i u
p the lakes,
have
home. They report a pleasant outing.
Dr. Tennent; accompanied by sever-
al friends will leave in a few days for a
trip up the lakes, in a yacht chartered
at
Bayfield.
Mrs. (Rev.) Brown is visiting at her
parental home at Brownsville, while
Mr. 13rown is rusticating at Grand
Bend, for a few days. -
Mr. Stuart,: of the Forward Move-
ment of the, Epworth: League will de-
liver an address in Main St. Methodist sec Miss Nellie
church on Sunday -morning next.- left and Miss Jessie Miller
t
The exterior of the Main St.. par
sonage has been greatly impro"wed by
a fine coat of paint.
Bert Ross had the misfortune this
week to crush several of his fingers
and is therefore off work.
John Willis lett on licitiday for Tor-
onto, where be will undergo an oper-
ation fora growth in his side.
Mrs. Mil' rd
s a of Thornhill, yA 1l, ,mother
of Rev. R. Milyard is spending a short
time at the Main 'St. parsonage.
Enoch rollick reports that they have
eaten for dinner this week, green corn
grown in his
CAT garden, , . This is
n the
g
first. of Lie -season, so far as heard.
Peter Gowans, who resigned his'
school in the 2nd con. 17sborne, to ac-
cept a school in Manitoba, we under-
stand has withdrawn it; and will re-
main here.
A. Ramsay, accompanied by his sis-
e this week for Sowerby, wherethey
The hand concert in the park on Fri- wi!1 visit at' li,. A. Hagen's, a former
dare evening was highly appreciated hY resident of this. lace
the large attendance . of spectators, boat, p They go by
ry
Mr. Bla
sdell, head ad miller,at
.obble=
dick's mill, intends movin
his family
to town from aVingha... to the resi
tial program will be rendered, in which I "l c y to
p g the latter Having moved his family to
will take, v ' '•- eritparts. The benefits n of a sugar beet factor
Miss Lizzie
g Y
Sadler,.
daltiter of John
a are already, being realized by Marine
Sadler, of Staffa, and a air, Trick, of �
London. were married on Wednesday
last at the horde of the bride's parents.
Miss Sadler had been aresident of Lon-
don for some. time.
ancon whorl were noticecr many from
g n y
the neighboring
villa
es.
The band will give; a concert Friday
evening at. the town Ball, when a spe- 'deuce 1 ttely occupied by A 'ti N
1Viessrs. G. Eacrett and ' A. Davidson Seaforth on Monday
James Beverley, of Hensel', has leas-
ed the store m the Oddfellow's block,
in which be will start a furniture and
undertaking business; Re intends also.
alloying
his family to Exeter, . Mr, B.
ea
former resident i
wee es dent of Exeter.
Turkish Scalpfood feeds _ made: many friends [during his stay .
d he lialr;re•... l ..,,; g Y COrCied beef ��`11, . •
baked.beans
es and t rn•1.-•
City people. '..All the boys. girls, men
and women in that locality that can
be hired .are busily engaged_ weeding
and thinning su
ga
r beets.,.
Carer`
b r Ma�,n: ' Express res °•
s ho •
y (Man.) u Thomas
Fletcher, ` who has ..been racticin
inedicine'w i ' e g
tel Wilson ..Swenerton
V.
S., here, for' the ,;past four"months,
left on Tuesdayfor Red. Deer,
, Alta,,.
where he has secured a position with.
the Montana Ranching Co. Tom has
Zadies' whitewear in the newest and latest steles.
Parasols full line and at prices that will please you.
Laces and embroideries in endless variety.
Colored dress goods in an the latest shades.
In Black Dress Goods we hold the Mart.,
Gloves from the finest kid down, ,just to hand.
Rats and Ties, Dobby goods.
Summer corsets and linen skirts, just the thing for this
hot weather.
Read -made Clothing InAlen's,a b :
� g .� fen shhcl goy s at
very low fagures.
We a;ake a. s e,c4alt y in 'Ordered • C. . S
Glotlhhl.h�,. ,met? our
black worsted suit, at $to.
Complete stock of gzoceries. always Ile 'i[' and fres a.
Try ober tae Japan tea, ell
We are the sole agents fo
tihesa teas- would convince you
Give us a .call, I1~i, hest shell
hlht flavor
Tetley's teas, one t
at they have no equa
paler for produce.
APPIIE:;TICE W�:�Tiia to learn
printing, Apply at Tt Es OU1eiii,
LAST OR STRATEn, •A small white
pia, seven or eight weeks old. The
fieider will be rewarded by returning
tele, same to Capt. Geo. RetTip.
ipfANO Fon, S �I.zs;,-n-A, square ;Anon
n good older. for sale -cheap. Tie mi-
ier4iser has two. Can be seen at the Berry setts and water setts, cllicta,
lletroptitit-u lintel. creafais and sug trs, gold:and sterling
Fot'.n --A. lady's sinlette cape, on hand buckles. rts, beauty
Sea spites, belt
vino
the London road between Exeter awl ge pearl
link, brilliant setting back and pomp-
ador combs, braid and back pins,fanc�
:purses, tooth brnshes, soap, starch, B.
powder. castor and machine oil, polislx.
Blue etc.
EVETTS'
FAIR
evon, on Friday last, Loser can have
same by calling at Tau Tunis and pay.
ing for this notice.
Fan S4X4. The windmill and pump
situated at Town Rail grounds, axe ft.
derrick, 13 ft. wheel, :also one S horse
Pitt power for price, terms, etc., apply
to W. G. IJissett or W. U. Lovett, XL-
eter.
•
Dix Little Liver P.11s are mild and
efficient. They came no s.iekuess or
stn le. t
..
asan fl S9 and areo
P most efficient
t:n relievlrg headache, indigestion and
clerai genuents of the Liver. For sale
by t .Lutz.
ON
THE
Horne
Stretch
We realize the fact that the season
for selling
Bicycles
Is fast drawing to a close and we
hold out special induceaientsto intend-
ing purchasers to secure first-class
'wheels at very moderate prices aad
when we consider that the most pleas-
ant part of the bicycling season is still
ahead of us we should have no trouble
in disposing of the new wheel just on.
our floor.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
CASH BUYERS.
Our Organ and Piano stock is new
and good values.
Sewing Machines and Children's
Carriages always in stock.
S 1
Marten.
See the iiew Maki stationery asset
British Hero plates.
(?MANGES, LEMONS, BANAL .
r
Lev Fair
AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Laundry sent away every Thursday,
F O R
FINE GROCERIES
LOUR AND POTATOES
CORN MEAL ROLLED AND
STANDARD OATMEAL
OIL CARE LINSEED MEAL
AND FLAX SEED
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS
TRY US,
We are making a specialty of the
above and would be pleased to have
part of your trade.
Our facilities for buying are equal to
those of our neighbors and our, shop
expenses are much less than those of
anyother concern i
n town.
TRY US
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BEST JAPAN TEA :jSc.
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h
Don't Forget The New Store
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
Wa D. YE300
Produce taken in exchange. e.� ...
We Want Butter and bras.
>, ,L �.4
Ne
goods a1.1� ell ,
�11 t,S l
,.,ti J s shipment of
fl
T
•
fall goods in to -day and more to.
follow untilCom-----
„
3 n.• stock is colli -
c
letG: .
Our grocery, Ia stock is now complete,T
�. 5 �, e;'�,eT t11111 new
and fresh.
A
u11
1 StOGIi`' �
ofcanned ala
e
goods, ti. just � .
�,hvll�tt you gleed for :Yr
warm .
w to
weather all. >. .
Clgoingo i
out camping. �salmon,
� •-
. 'Fresh „s�fl
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